However, Red isn't saying anything — at least for now.
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And I don't think I was saying anything particularly discomforting.
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But so far, Facebook isn't saying anything about it publicly.
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Boseman wanted to meet Washington in person before saying anything.
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I think everyone feels a little on edge saying anything.
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And I'm not saying anything good or bad about bitcoin.
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Lenovo isn't saying anything about the possibility of HDR10 support.
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But, those groups aren't saying anything on their own accord.
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Saying anything positive would have risked getting called a moron.
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I had to assume because she wasn't really saying... anything.
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She was one to just show it without saying anything.
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Under such conditions people think three times about saying anything.
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She opted to quietly finish the shift without saying anything.
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I feel that not saying anything just perpetuates this behavior.
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Saying anything, the women were warned, might lead to ostracism.
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He discovered that Renat had gone blind without saying anything.
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I'm not confirming, I'm not denying, I'm not saying anything.
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Now not saying anything is worse than sending the tweet.
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It also isn't saying anything about availability on iOS devices.
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Is not saying anything ethically the right thing to do?
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"When we were there, no one was saying anything," he recalls.
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PARTSINEVELOS: I&aposm not saying anything, but the list goes on.
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So instead of saying anything, I danced my way through it.
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Were you aware of Jordan saying anything about his Tinder profile?
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Would no one saying anything about how he got screwed either.
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I'm not saying anything here that Saudis themselves don't already know.
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I love her, [but] she may not want me saying anything.
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It's terrifying when you hear him talk; he's not saying anything.
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He then specifically denied saying "anything derogatory" about the Haitian people.
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Not that Facebook is saying anything like that publicly, of course.
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Maybe Trump isn't saying anything they weren't already putting into practice.
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At this point, why would Mr. Davis bother saying anything else?
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He is still getting on stage, and saying anything he wants.
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He tells him that Shao owes him one for not saying anything.
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Worley is "not saying anything" while in custody, authorities said Friday night.
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She has no history of doing (or saying) anything on the topic.
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Though she must have spoken, I can't remember Amy ever saying anything.
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He spoke to one outlet, but he has largely avoided saying anything.
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Look, you've gotten to participate in the discussion without actually saying anything!
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Some, she says, are simply enraged that she's saying anything at all.
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Understandably, given client confidentiality, neither Gelin nor Shanxi Securities are saying anything.
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"In 2011, everyone was saying anything and everything about Libya," Haimzadeh said.
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Politicians who win by saying anything will be expected to deliver everything.
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McConnell said he did not recall saying anything like that to reporters.
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Queen Latifah ended up paying for all our lunches without saying anything.
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"You're so beautiful," she said, and walked away without saying anything else.
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Gruber said he doesn't recall Jobs saying anything specific about small phones.
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Huge stretches of the debate passed without him saying anything at all.
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Rather, he was chiding the Rockets GM for saying anything at all.
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Never saying anything is the stuff long-simmering resentments are made of.
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Mr. Trump was not doing or saying anything especially new or bold.
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Now everyone gets a say (even if they're not actually saying anything). Brilliant.
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That, to me, is almost worse than just not saying anything at all.
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Or if one of us has figured something out, and isn't saying anything.
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And while Trump may be the loudest voice, he isn't actually saying anything.
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Does it matter if you're being transparent if you aren't really saying anything?
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The show doesn't take them to task for not saying anything to Greg.
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He didn't get caught saying anything stupid and he didn't pick his nose.
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So she's naturally resistant to saying anything too conclusive, of reaching too far.
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Are any of the children saying anything about why this happened to them?
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No. McCarthy wasn't saying anything anyone who was paying attention didn't already know.
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I approached her, smiled and, without saying anything, reached out for her coffee.
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SO OBVIOUSLY I'M NOT SAYING ANYTHING THAT THESE PEOPLE DON'T QUITE UNDERSTAND THEMSELVES.
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It had eyes with eyelids, and a mouth—but it wasn't saying anything.
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But calling someone a coward is worse than not saying anything at all.
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Is it wrong to just leave without saying anything else to the owner?
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But their skill as historians holds them back from saying anything so crude.
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"I get criticized for saying anything nice about a Republican," Mr. Biden said.
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But before saying anything I warned him not to get partisan and angry.
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Kylo Ren frustratingly puts one finger up to General Hux without saying anything.
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I cannot imagine any president in the United States saying anything so irresponsible.
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"I don't have a problem with Baker saying anything like that," Kitchens said.
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She doesn't remember saying anything to him before she got dressed and drove home.
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And nobody saying anything I mean that's part of the problem in Europe too.
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By never saying anything to upset anyone, she seems to have done just that.
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"You get in trouble if you saying anything (bad) about the WBC," Baker said.
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Except that truly respecting her privacy might have been not saying anything at all?
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"I'd definitely veer away from saying anything could replace a medicine fully," Longsjo says.
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One of the last people we spoke with simply said, "No one's saying anything."
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North Korea endured four solid days of the drills before saying anything about them.
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The only thing I received was four attempted attacks against me, without saying anything.
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None of them are saying anything — they're crying or making other silent gestures instead.
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Watch out for manipulators—people will be saying anything to get what they want.
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I think that's turning me off more than him just plain not saying anything.
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Only one representative voted against it, saying "anything short of a censure" was shallow.
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But they would still be prohibited from publicly saying anything more on the subject.
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They've made statements that are carefully crafted to avoid saying anything that's technically inaccurate.
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People have to get over that fact, because I am not saying anything else.
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She beelined it to a waiting SUV, without saying anything to the waiting crowd.
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You gotta see how he tried to avoid saying anything to cross the crown.
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And Democrats quickly backed away from saying anything critical about the Bidens and Ukraine.
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Everything looked increasingly worn and shorn, though no one was saying anything about it.
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More importantly, you can suffer the same loss by not saying anything at all.
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He didn't really react at all," says W.K. "I don't remember him saying anything.
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We're not saying anything is or is not going to connect in any way.
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Doctors didn't bother saying anything to patients because there was a recommendation against it.
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Other Republican leadership that could say, you know, clearly representative Waters is not saying anything.
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I can use the products without saying anything, and someone will always mention the smell.
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Bieber also would have been prohibited from saying anything disparaging about Trump and the GOP.
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He had, obviously, [been] treated for his illnesses without anyone knowing or anyone saying anything.
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Some also noted that they're being harassed and threatened online for saying anything at all.
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And Robby, if I smelled like dog that day, thank you for not saying anything!
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" Gigi Hadid responded to Lady Gaga on Twitter saying, "Anything to make u smile @ladygaga!!
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"[M]y insecurity with my lips didn't stem from people saying anything," Jenner told Vogue.
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You could get away with saying anything you wanted about others in the Federalist party.
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And I see her in the reflection so I'm washing my hands not saying anything.
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But even as a parody Gnarly Davidson isn't saying anything new—it just feels confused.
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Her acting in The Shape of Water speaks volumes without actually saying anything at all.
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He stayed careful to avoid saying anything that might seem disdainful of Mr Trump's supporters.
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However, it was unclear if Musk was saying anything new, given the company's previous statements.
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"I would have been more angry at myself for not saying anything," he remembered thinking.
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How successful they are in saying anything about contemporary America depends largely on the audience.
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So far, Trump has avoided at all costs saying anything negative or confrontational about Putin.
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Scott (the CEO coach) has a solution: Silently count to six before saying anything else.
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A breakdown of what the candidates are saying when they aren't saying anything at all.
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So, which candidates speak the most clearly when they are not saying anything at all?
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"I was just frustrated that none of our tech leaders were saying anything," he said.
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She voted in favor of the resolution and left the House floor without saying anything.
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Mr. Thomas admitted to the beating, but denied saying anything "derogatory," according to the affidavit.
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If the president does end up saying anything true, you can run it as tape.
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It's clear that nobody wants to be heard saying anything negative or derogatory about Vajiralongkorn.
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But the film doesn't portray them saying anything specifically about Russia meddling in the vote.
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"Pay attention to the words, as they talk a lot without saying anything lately," Cuggino said.
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"At the end of the day, we weren't saying anything that wasn't true," Elson told me.
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" Asked again if he had faced accusations of sexual improprieties, he said, "I'm not saying anything.
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I hesitated a lot about saying anything cuz I figured the thinkpieces would come pouring in.
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I knew that saying anything at the time would have taken me out of television forever.
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It only gets more outrageous from there, but saying anything more would spoil the game's surprises.
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" He concluded, "I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want.
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"He's not saying anything about it, so we haven't said anything to him," Rachel Brandy said.
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No, you're not saying anything, but he ... there's Weinstein, who'd been whispered/rumors/talked about forever.
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Imagine ANY other president saying anything close to this -- and what the reaction would be. 32.
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He's funny and fundamentally, without him saying anything, he drives you to do your best work.
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As such, effectively a video can be created of any individual, saying anything, in any setting.
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"I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want," C.K. said.
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They are not saying anything about the shape of the uniform, the cut of the uniform.
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I don't remember Steve Jobs saying anything about the Gulf War and the invasion of Iraq.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Johnson go where the populist wind blows, believing in nothing, saying anything.
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I have had to clap back because I had enough, and nobody else was saying anything.
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Siemens is usually a reliable investor in Russia, avoiding saying anything to offend the government there.
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Am I being complicit in oppression by not saying anything to him and delivering this mail?
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"She came to the dinner ... I don't remember her saying anything," Strong told host Jimmy Fallon.
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"I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want," he added.
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The New York Democrat has previously stopped short of saying anything similar to that on the matter.
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"I'm not saying anything about anybody else," Trump told a rally in Las Vegas on Thursday night.
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" But she said Trump's words carry a "ton" of weight and that saying anything threatening is "wrong.
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We could not find any examples of Trump saying anything before the war about keeping Iraq's oil.
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"I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want," his statement read.
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"I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want," his statement concluded.
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From now on, if I'm having the hamburger, I'm not saying anything but please and thank you.
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The idea that a cheer would go up from waiting voters for anyone saying anything like that.
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" But, she said, "I have absolutely no memory of anybody saying anything about a difference in power.
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They are fearful of saying anything that departs from the "correct" line on any diversity-related matter.
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If you give the media what they want, without saying anything too outlandish, then you are golden.
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"After that, I started feeling like all of my other work wasn't saying anything important," she says.
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He added that Trump sat staring at the television as the results came in without saying anything.
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No one is really saying anything about my body because there's so much other stuff going on.
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While Vinatieri avoided saying anything too specific, it doesn't take much effort to read between the lines.
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But we often forget that we can be sexy without showing anything, sometimes even without saying anything.
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Gates changed his story over time -- to the point of saying anything to the government, Zehnle argued.
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Most of the time, I think he loved that they were saying anything about him at all.
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So these long-held conspiracies of silence about not saying anything to the police really broke down.
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And so because he refuses to be shamed, he can get away with sort of saying anything.
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But Google was not planning on saying anything about the site, said Wired's sources at the company.
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It focuses on silencing religious leaders from saying anything about their faith that could have political implications.
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They're told to avoid saying anything that could be misconstrued, or considered insensitive north of the border.
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He walked out of the facility with his lawyer and straight into a van without saying anything.
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"My error," said Toni, who said he should have spoken to Rafael directly before saying anything publicly.
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But now not saying anything has become the new way to talk about the world's nastiest war.
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Johnson has since denied saying anything about Turkish membership during the referendum, though the record is pretty clear.
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Anonymous, Massachusetts Many people confuse "not looking gift horses in the mouth" with a prohibition on saying anything.
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And, Trump, he&aposs not saying anything -- he&aposs not going to deport line backers and free safeties.
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Put simply, deepfake technology will enable users anywhere to fabricate video of virtually anyone, doing and saying anything.
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Just because Rihanna isn't meeting Moylan's mighty standard of pronunciation doesn't mean she's not saying anything at all.
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He looked down on me with a smirk and, without saying anything, slapped me hard on the ear.
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Playing dumb When all else fails, just say something without saying anything that can get you in trouble.
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He doesn't want to make Trump mad by saying anything too declarative about the president's views on warming.
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I'm not judging you, or telling you you're a bad person, or even saying anything much about cheating.
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Ah.Yeah... I mean she's very, very, very straight so there wasn't really any point saying anything to her.
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Why isn't the NCAA saying anything now that the summer camps are being run by the shoe companies?
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"I am not saying anything about Norwegian," CEO Willie Walsh told reporters, when asked about a possible deal.
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The Democrat, Conor Lamb, is a very attractive candidate with a real genius for not saying anything exciting.
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He will have proved once again that he was saying anything to keep them angry, even telling lies.
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A: I shot her an evil look and I left as quick as I could without saying anything.
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There are reports the settlement could be close to $100 million, but so far nobody is saying anything.
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"I don't remember saying anything like that to all of you," he told reporters with a knowing grin.
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To to have a million people playing your game one day and you're not saying anything to them?
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Furthermore, it allows him to do that without saying anything that sounds like an obvious racist dog whistle.
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Trump criticized Khan's wife for not saying anything during the speech and the back and forth lasted all weekend.
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"It is equally ambitious," McFeely added, drawing out the "s" as if to keep himself from saying anything more.
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The government delegation met with the mediator on Friday, and left without saying anything about addressing the opposition's demands.
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Everyone leaves without saying anything to me, but I am still smiling through the anxiety when it settles down.
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As upsetting as the experience was, it didn't actually lead to me doing or saying anything out of character.
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But we should probably wait until the end of the summer before saying anything conclusive, just to be safe.
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It's not even that today's party insiders can't agree on a candidate; they're not really saying anything at all.
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He's very articulate now, but back then there was a lot of staring at the desk, not saying anything.
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EDT Hours after this article was published, PGL removed the "Girls of Kiev" video from YouTube without saying anything.
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Meanwhile, his texts kept arriving, none of them saying anything of consequence, each one more earnest than the last.
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Josh and his attorney, Joel Garson, are calling BS, telling TMZ ... Josh denies EVER saying anything remotely like that.
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One of the axioms of mainstream journalism is to avoid saying anything that smacks of "guilt by association," i.e.
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I mime the requisite motions of the search and am grateful to the guard for not saying anything further.
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Of course, Apple isn't saying anything right now, since it isn't even confirming North Carolina as the likely site.
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A woman refused, saying anything from the hand of a Christian was unclean, according to the Supreme Court ruling.
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We've reached out to reps for both Draymond and Tristan about the alleged fight -- but nobody is saying anything.
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Standard Chartered echoed that sentiment, saying anything beyond a plain vanilla rollover is likely to confuse the oil market.
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They were cautious about saying anything about the clandestine mission until the detainees were on an American government plane.
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He denied "ever saying anything that was intended to ask anyone to have sex with him," Mr. Goldin said.
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" Trump also denied saying "anything derogatory about Haitians other than Haiti is, obviously, a very poor and troubled country.
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"I've read studies that suggest the presence of a chaplain can make a difference without saying anything," she said.
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"I was surprised a large chunk of the data just disappeared in January without anybody saying anything," Paglen says.
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Q: Do you remember the defendant saying anything at any point after he made the comment about the tampon?
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Which means the Republican strategy of trying to expose the whistleblower could stop future potential whistleblowers from saying anything.
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For much of The Irishman, the women are at the margins — wives and daughters, always around, rarely saying anything.
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Sometimes, Sanders simply dodged them without any newsworthy gaffes or saying anything that Democratic primary voters might disagree with.
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More sophisticated technology is on the verge of being able to generate credible video and audio of anyone saying anything.
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Not one thing in that deposition is him saying anything at all about Andrea Constand and this case at all.
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Since Whitford was resolved on the question of standing, Chief Justice Roberts managed to avoid saying anything specific on justiciability.
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Our usually-confident Zoey is making mountains out of molehills for some boy who's not even saying anything to her.
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Could you rack three monstrous lines out in the middle of the air and take them without anyone saying anything?
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Bright, with a screenplay by Victor Frankenstein and Chronicle scribe Max Landis, doesn't even come close to saying anything meaningful.
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Clinton's life "raise questions" or "cast shadows," conveying an impression of terrible things without saying anything that could be refuted.
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He would have had no problem listing his grievances against Germany, but against Putin, he's not capable of saying anything.
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Rather than saying anything herself, though, she decided to let the first ever U.S. president do the talking for her.
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The eyes should roll when a guy starts talking about feminism, and I'm not saying anything here is correct, exactly.
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But you came under fire shortly after Trump was inaugurated for not saying anything publicly about his proposed Muslim ban.
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The woman went home and told her roommate, and now regrets not saying anything to Mr. Balazs at the time.
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But to know her mom was fine with her dinging up a neighbor's car and not saying anything speaks volumes.
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"I told him I wasn't personally saying anything about the Yadavs, it was Google saying something negative," Mr. Neti said.
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The woman told her roommate about the alleged incident, according to the Times, but regrets not saying anything in the moment.
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If he was lost in thought and you said 'hi' to him, he would just push by you without saying anything.
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Without saying anything about the quality of his coaching, he demonstrated very even target splits with the Titans in 2012-13.
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"If you notice, I get criticized for saying anything nice about a Republican," he told a firefighters convention in Washington Tuesday.
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One company that's not saying anything is Lucid Motors, the electric vehicles startup whose CTO is on the list of attendees.
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For the most part they're not saying anything, they kind of want us to be isolated and not have any distractions.
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Often, their goal is to say something without saying anything; to appear competent and respectful without concerning themselves with the truth.
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Honestly, Eugene Peterson's about face today does more damage to the LGBTQ community than not saying anything in the first place.
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The camera cuts to Lawrence's character, who's clearly bothered by the terribly thoughtless sight, though she restrains herself from saying anything.
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But he stops short of saying anything about how the Trump team reacted—or what instructions, if any, they gave Cohen.
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The research team hypothesizes that the computer system could theoretically learn how to make fake videos of basically anyone saying anything.
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Kimmel seems to simultaneously desperately want Trump to tweet about him without actually saying anything that would be worth tweeting about.
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When I gave her these documents at our next meeting, she stared at them for a long time without saying anything.
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Without saying anything, the man began firing into her window, Commissioner Ross told reporters at an earlier news conference on Saturday.
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I think what Warhol was saying, if he was saying anything at all, is that the secular is now the spiritual.
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They make their way in the midst of a snowstorm, popping oxys, and not really saying anything meaningful to each other.
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Joker was a highly divisive film, with many people (including Vox staff) arguing that it glorified violence without saying anything new.
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She never discussed her activities with her parents, or with her younger brother, Jan, fearing that saying anything would endanger them.
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Before he took the first question from a reporter, Mr. Trump said that he did not plan on saying anything controversial.
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"If they want to bring you all the way to an offer without saying anything about pay, let them," said Donovan.
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Managers also have to avoid saying anything that could be perceived as demeaning or abusive to the employee being let go.
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While the White House initially did not deny the remark, Trump on Friday denied saying "anything derogatory" about individuals from Haiti.
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"Nobody's ever saying anything about a victim, not one person cares about the people who live in this state," he said.
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Though they initially seemed nervous of saying anything, in recent weeks Mexican politicians have been falling over themselves to express their disgust.
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"I think I would've done the same thing, because my insecurity with my lips didn't stem from people saying anything," she said.
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"Let's say that we had a video of a celebrity not saying anything, but just nodding their head in agreement," Greenberg said.
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Sometimes we'd find ourselves transfixed by a particular light effect in the sky—not saying anything, but reacting in the same way.
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As a result of this new attitude, over time people stopped saying anything about my body — because there was nothing to say!
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"It's so amazing to have a player like him who, without me saying anything to him, he just takes over," Kerr said.
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If history has taught us anything, Cupertino won't be saying anything until September, when it historically has released its next-generation iPhone.
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Clinton is, at root, a litigator, or, more specifically, a deponent looking to avoid saying anything that will trigger an adverse judgment.
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But VentureBeat reports that you can, optionally, set up a passcode, which it sounds like Alexa will ask for before saying anything.
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So it's the police chief's "purpose" that matters rather than the question of whether Mr Heffernan was or was not saying anything.
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No military officials I have spoken to in recent days can readily recall an instance of another president saying anything like this.
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He said future deals would be "fair" without saying anything about what they would look like or how they would be achieved.
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You might be able to get the views and writings of the world's preeminent antiwar hero, but is he saying anything new?
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But she quickly jumped to Hill's defense, saying anything she did pales in comparison to what's she's witnessed under President Donald Trump.
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Lewandowski signed a nondisclosure agreement as a Trump employee, which keeps him legally bound from saying anything negative about the Republican nominee.
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I think it's beautifully written and beautifully told — FG: On top of it all, I am not saying anything that is disagreeable.
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I'm going to keep doing this, and you're going to keep not saying anything, because I am powerful and you are replaceable.
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She is critical of the fashion industry, which she calls "conservative," but wary of saying anything that will cost her a job.
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Other presidents have occasionally talked about market booms, but often avoided saying anything that could move markets, particularly on individual company stocks.
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However, she told another accuser that she was afraid of Schneiderman, and two friends she did tell discouraged her from saying anything.
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And I am not saying anything he says is not true, but I am saying in terms of how he&aposs emphasizing this.
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Imagine Trump staring into the camera for more than ten seconds without saying anything or cracking into a grin like a nervous teenager.
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If creators are penalized for saying anything outside what's palatable to a narrow class of monied corporations, YouTube becomes a very boring platform.
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And yet by not saying anything, I'm assenting to the idea that a wife, especially a celebrity wife, doesn't deserve politeness or respect.
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There seemed to be as many signs for Delta, Bank of America, Bud Light, and other corporations as there were saying anything political.
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You have to admire the craftsmanship: in a couple of sentences the chancellor distanced herself from Donald Trump without saying anything remotely inflammatory.
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I guess he really did buy a flannel shirt, which is something I'll say to avoid saying anything I can get fired for.
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Instead he inflamed an old quarrel between his wife and a villager and, without saying anything directly, failed to side with his wife.
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If I had to guess, I'd say people inside the studio are investigating this situation thoroughly before saying anything further on the matter.
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That's why you haven't heard any of the major politicians or activists saying anything much about Nurx or even declaring victory by association.
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He said, mistakes -- I'm not saying anything is mistake free but there are huge number of mistakes, and this ends most of them.
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Yet there is a small knob living in the butts of half the world's population, and no one is saying anything about it.
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And you have the president, who is avoiding saying anything under oath — and has been turning cartwheels to avoid it for a year.
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BOB IGER: We're not saying anything specific today about how many people have signed up early and we're not changing our guidance either.
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The message from those Republicans -- and, without even saying anything, from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was clear: We are losing this thing.
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There was absolutely no point in saying anything because I even thought I knew more than my GP. The audacity is just unbelievable.
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Doug Jones is a doctrinaire liberal, which is why he is not saying anything and why the media are trying to boost him.
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The only person who had a kind word for Levandowski, it seemed, was Levandowski himself—but he wasn't saying anything in the courtroom.
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Just walking away without saying anything is also not an option, because that implies you give them consent to say whatever they want.
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It is unclear if the officers or the suspect are saying anything to one another, and whether the suspect put up a fight.
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From turbocharging the fake news problem to undermining democracies and inciting violence, the ability to depict anyone saying anything has potentially catastrophic implications.
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In December, I was writing about when they went to see President Trump without saying anything significant about immigration and things like that.
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Indeed, its very survival depended on not knowing, not seeing -- and certainly, not saying anything at all about what it was really like.
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She spent days in a state of profound anxiety, knowing that not saying anything would be wrong but unable to compose the post.
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But until Sunday, the two liberal senators, who are each other's chief ideological rivals, were wary of saying anything inflammatory about the other.
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Ideally, you want to split the difference between giving criticism that goes nowhere and playing it so safe that you're not saying anything.
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He made emphatic but vague statements — "No man is above the law," he repeatedly said, for instance — but avoided saying anything more specific.
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Usher isn't saying anything about the people accusing him of exposing them to the herpes virus, but the story definitely isn't going away.
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They fact-check the hell out of this show and really make sure that I'm not gonna get them sued by saying anything.
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In several ways, Raymond asked Tsachas to explain what he had done wrong; in several ways, Tsachas avoided saying anything explicit about Raymond's numbers.
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"I didn't feel that it was in the public interest to allow this to go on for several weeks without saying anything," Barr said.
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" Pattinson said that he went to therapy a few years ago, and his therapist commented that he was good at "talking without saying anything.
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"Four years from now, I'm often fond of saying anything can happen, but I would say this would most likely never happen," she said.
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Gareth: I don't explicitly remember him saying anything but if you're backstage drinking another band's coconut water you're going to be polite about it.
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Although the government isn't saying anything officially about its intentions, there is hope, for the first time ever, among this generation of Iraq soldiers.
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" Pattinson said that he went to therapy a few years ago – and his therapist commented that he was good at "talking without saying anything.
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And there was a baguette and there was butter, and we looked at each other and without saying anything, we knew what we wanted.
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Milo has no sense for irony whatsoever; he's far too vain for the long, patient game of saying anything other than what he thinks.
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"I sifted through it to make sure I wasn't saying anything I felt was anti-American or made to be totally offensive," he said.
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Nintendo's surprise reveal took the form of a startlingly effective three-minute trailer that imparted a great deal of information without actually saying anything.
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"Without saying anything new," Mr. Draghi moved the markets, Carsten Brzeski, an analyst at ING Bank in Frankfurt, said in a note to clients.
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"He promised me that he was not that way and he was not saying anything about the community whatsoever," Brittany said on the show.
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Still, NDAs often go hand-in-hand with non-disparagement agreements, which prevent individuals from saying anything that could be damaging towards a company.
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The firm says it is in discussions with outside organisations about the matter, and that saying anything more at this stage would "compromise" progress.
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You can give a brief explanation, and then feel free to remove yourself, but to just bounce without saying anything is a tad rude.
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I kept scrolling through my feed, but only everyday civilians in Hawaii seemed to be saying anything and everyone was asking this same thing.
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I've been there over nine years, and all I can do is make jokes under my breath and then adamantly deny ever saying anything.
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But in not saying anything she accepted what was happening, which was a creepy guy hovering behind her that she didn't defend herself again.
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ABC isn't saying anything more about the interview in advance of the 6:30 pm broadcast tonight (they'd prefer that you tune in to watch).
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I talked to him myself and he promised me that he was not that way, that he was not saying anything about the community whatsoever.
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The survey asked about all sorts of health-related things, but also asked people about the symptoms of depression — without explicitly saying anything about depression.
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"We have urged them to move away from being complicit with authoritarian leaders…by not saying anything in response to chemical attack, you are complicit."
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It's just not saying anything at all and letting experts and the public draw conclusions that may reflect better on the company than the truth.
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It's hard to interpret this evidence as saying anything other than that welfare reform decreased living standards for the most vulnerable members of American society.
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"The reason that most companies aren't saying anything is that for the vast majority of companies, including ours, the numbers are basically immaterial," he said.
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Note that the comments have not centered around Brad Pitt's not saying anything, though he knew about it with not one but TWO romantic partners.
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I've never met with SoundCloud and I'm not saying anything about the company specifically, but the idea of being the last-resort stop is dangerous.
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Grace Jones is more about a look than she is about ever saying anything, so BeBe just hammered her one note right into the ground.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) shrugged off Tuesday's developments, saying anything short of campaign collusion with Russia is really no big deal, including campaign finance violations.
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His concern will be to keep Mr Trump from saying anything that disturbs the status quo he is so attached to (see our special report).
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And that is — it's important because it means that you're not saying anything goes, you're not saying you're indifferent to what happens on the platform.
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"I am not saying anything new (in the audio) because those are theories that I have defended in the course of time," Temer told reporters.
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And ... Congressman Heck, by not even being willing to stand up, by not saying anything, then he's complicit in perpetuating that type of divisive rhetoric.
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At one point, I thought I was falling asleep, and I felt like I was answering the questions, but I couldn't hear myself saying anything.
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But I think it is a problem that, with a lot of the stuff that comes out of her mouth, she isn't really saying anything.
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Plus, the agreement would be confidential, with a non-disparagement clause that would block the Shedds from saying anything negative about Fannie Mae in public.
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Time had not necessarily made the subject easier for people to discuss, and many were concerned about saying anything that might upset the victims' families.
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You can't be thrown out, you're not making a disturbance, and you're not saying anything, but you're very visible and everybody knows what you mean.
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So I'm not saying anything about anybody, I'm saying that with her statement and my life, personally that changed the way I looked at myself.
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The company has asked some customers dissatisfied with the product to sign nondisclosure agreements that prohibit them from publicly saying anything negative about the company.
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The court went out of its way to avoid saying anything definitive about all the other times priority is violated in a Chapter 11 case.
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Later on during the rally, Trump declined to say anything about Ford -- saying, "I'm not saying anything about anybody else" -- but heaped praise on Kavanaugh.
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I believe there are some ironies about this particular film being a target, but I'm frankly much more interested in listening than saying anything much.
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Elliott is not saying anything BHP has not already considered, and a full split looks a stretch, but it may prompt a helpful spring cleaning.
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"We're entering an era in which our enemies can make it look like anyone is saying anything at any point in time," the PSA begins.
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For starters, we've known for a while that the "Dirty Dozen" tends to evoke fear in consumers without saying anything about the health risks pesticides pose.
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Porat didn't expand on precisely what changes at YouTube led to the poor ad revenue growth, and Google isn't saying anything beyond her statements from Monday.
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Again, I remember sitting in another company and someone put up their hand, and I think it was someone who just shouldn't have been saying anything.
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She walks over to your desk only to see your Luxafor status light set to the "leave me alone" setting and sulks away without saying anything.
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Zamora reportedly confessed to everything and offered to resign from her position, but insisted on meeting with the victim's parents in person before saying anything else.
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With respect to the balance of works, Moon seems content to create not so much multiple juxtapositions as pile-ons that are noisy without saying anything.
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Against a green screen, Wiseau, as played by James Franco, opens a door and barges onto a rooftop set, then stands there awkwardly, without saying anything.
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It is upsetting to discuss sexual assault and its repercussions, yet I felt guilty and compelled as a citizen about the idea of not saying anything.
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He was able to avoid saying anything to outright offend supporters of the movement, while at the same time giving its opponents something to cheer for.
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Their opinions spread like wildfire over social media—Weiss even bragged about breaking the internet—but not because they are saying anything we haven't heard before.
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Kimball said both have been known for calling up GOP congressional offices warning them against saying anything about arms control that didn't align with their views.
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Now, weeks in, Melania wished that Janelle were not so professional, so singularly focused on straightening Melania's feet, flattening Melania's belly, and never saying anything personal.
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Most people avoid saying anything controversial — especially when meeting someone for the first time — because they want to play it safe to ensure everyone likes them.
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And part of what makes her such an effective interviewer is that you can't imagine anyone with Terry Gross's voice saying anything intentionally hurtful or malicious.
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In fact, the moment was so relatable, rather than saying anything rude or negative, Jonas' fanbase were soon doing what all hardcore fanbases do best: stanning.
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In her own testimony, Ms. Sciorra, best known for her roles in "Jungle Fever," and "The Sopranos," had denied saying anything like that to Mr. Feldsher.
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These kinds of accessories are the crystallization of our emotions and a way of communicating something special to another person without actually saying anything at all.
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The kind of crimes that land someone in the Chinese penal system range widely, from murder and bribery to saying anything remotely bad about the government.
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He won't likely be caught saying anything as gross as his comments to "Access Hollywood," but other politicians have been caught in so-called "hot mic" moments.
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"Seeing them have a disagreement and then, without anybody saying anything, them actually taking care of each other," she says of her proudest mommy moment so far.
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Josh Marshall notes that during last night's debate Neil Cavuto seemed to imply that the financial crisis happened on Obama's watch without saying anything explicitly false. Indeed.
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Also of note from the chat was Ghesquière's mention of potentially starting his own namesake label — but the French designer isn't saying anything beyond that (for now).
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Sources close to Wendy tell TMZ ... Bow Wow's attempt at attacking and trying to intimidate her from saying anything bad about him in the future won't work.
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Rob and Chyna breezed through LAX without saying anything, but making it clear all the stories saying they broke up after a blow-out fight are crap.
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"If at any given time 50% of the room isn't disagreeing with you, you're probably not saying anything," Ardern told CNN affiliate Radio NZ earlier this year.
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For example, those who live surrounded by climate-change sceptics may avoid saying anything that suggests humankind is altering the climate, simply to avoid becoming an outcast.
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And while it's not saying anything about valuation, a source close to DoorDash told us that the new funding values the company at $1.4 billion (post-money).
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The plaintiff says the confidentiality agreements that all Google employees are required to sign essentially bar workers from saying anything about the company, even to each other.
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The problem is that the company is not saying anything yet about what kind of data will be required to target people on apps that aren't Snapchat.
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" The transcript also shows prosecutors backpedaling on some of the more hostile things they've said about Apple, claiming that they are "not saying anything nefarious about Apple.
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But it's extremely hard to imagine any Democratic nominee since George McGovern (with the possible, but not definite, exception of Barack Obama) saying anything of the sort.
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"I'd rather the person be mad at me for getting it wrong than to risk not saying anything and they have a life-threatening illness," she said.
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The Carpetbagger But the "Jojo Rabbit" director, who also directed the finale of Disney Plus's "The Mandalorian," featuring a certain pint-size character, isn't saying anything more.
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I remember my teacher, whom I will call by her title Kumu, looking at my kaholo with pursed lips and a quizzical expression, but not saying anything.
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Apple and other technology companies strongly opposed the court order, saying anything that helps authorities bypass the security features of tech products will undermine security for everyone.
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Not long after, I went outside and saw her making out with the girl, which got me really angry, so I left the party without saying anything.
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I think it's just ironic — again, going back to what we were saying before — where so much is going on but no one's saying anything about it.
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We've heard from Kendrick Lamar, Ed Sheeran, Ruby Rose, Andy Grammar, and countless others, but there's at least one star out there who regrets saying anything at all.
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Because of this possible switch to PoS there is no use to saying anything about trends, while analyzing the current situation may become yesterday's news just too quickly.
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" But now, Winslet said, "It has become clear to me that by not saying anything, I might be adding to the anguish of many courageous women and men.
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The system has optical image stabilization, but so far Oppo isn't saying anything about aperture, which has been the drawback of previous experiments with zoom lenses on phones.
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Nor was Mr Tillerson saying anything new when suggesting that he would be interested in starting a dialogue with Pyongyang: he made similar remarks a few weeks ago.
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After a slew of negative press last week, there is a "crackdown on anyone saying anything negative about his last performance," a senior Trump campaign aide told CNN.
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Dozier called up the stairs for Meat-Meat, and no one in the family remembers anyone saying anything else after that until cops pulled his dead body outside.
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"He was brilliant and inquisitive, always complaining about the political system of the country, but I never heard him saying anything controversial against the religion," said the teacher.
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I ran that theory by Twitter COO Adam Bain, who is both pleasant and savvy, so he won't ever get pinned down saying anything declarative on the record.
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It could be just me, but I find there's this tendency in the world, in media today, to be loud, to shout the hardest without actually saying anything.
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And it reveals that the episode is more interested in turning gadgets into weapons of maximum humiliation than in saying anything more interesting about how digital humiliation works.
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"It is upsetting to discuss sexual assault and its repercussions, yet I felt guilty and compelled as a citizen about the idea of not saying anything," she writes.
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But on Big Brother, you should always expect the unexpected — only time will tell if she's truly won him over or is saying anything to play the game.
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"They were coming to the talks without saying anything, they were just saying (Syrian President Bashar) 'Assad must go' and this is not a negotiating position," he said.
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"Trump denies saying anything inappropriate during his phone call with Zelensky, and he suggested in a closed-door meeting last month that the whistleblower was "almost a spy.
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The company isn't saying anything on that now, but it would be quite something if the business unit it set up in China went public before the mothership.
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He might not want to run for office any time soon, but Mark Zuckerberg has perfected the time-honored political art of talking a lot without saying anything.
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Even though Lori's not saying anything about her situation, her "Fuller House" costars, Bob Saget and John Stamos, opened up to us on Thursday ... just a little bit.
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"A lot of my national security community from both sides of the aisle have been reaching out and saying, 'Anything we can do,'" she said in an interview.
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"Immediately I saw that end scene, which may or may not represent reality: Richard playing with his kids on the lawn and not saying anything," Mr. Nichols said.
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"Doug Jones is a doctrinaire liberal, which is why he's not saying anything and why the media are trying to boost him," Conway said, according to Kerner's report.
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Listeners have been speculating for a while about when we might get his next studio release, and this morning, he potentially teased it, characteristically without saying anything at all.
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There are people like Hippie Sabotage who make beats all the time, and put them out and they're just songs that really don't have anybody saying anything on them.
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This tweet from a passenger speaks for itself: Imagine a future where you could take any public figure and make a convincing video of them saying...anything you want.
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A woman who feels threatened by co-workers' sexual remarks but certain that saying anything will only make matters worse may prefer to minimise the problem, even to herself.
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She's suing for slander and libel, wants all his nasty tweets deleted, and wants him blocked from saying anything about private family matters regarding baby Future ... in the future.
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Eleven of them said they did not remember Trump being in the dressing room, and all 15 said they didn't recall Trump saying anything sexually suggestive or getting physical.
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In addition to the $15 million, Ciara wants Future to delete specific tweets and be barred from saying anything publicly about their family in the future, according to TMZ.
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It wouldn't be an R&B video from the mid-00s unless there was a girl whose entire purpose is to sit around looking sultry and not saying anything.
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Theresa May—who also thought Britain should stay, but mainly avoided saying anything at all during last year's campaign—is promising voters like Bill a decisive exit from Europe.
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" C.K. also said that he was "remorseful" for his actions, ending the statement by writing, "I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want.
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"I have been researching old porn magazines for text and covers that aren't blatantly saying anything about sex to combine with outside imagery," she told Sang Bleu in October.
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The US is NATO's single largest partner and funder, so NATO officials feel cowed at the idea saying anything that might look like criticism of Trump's friendliness toward Russia.
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" When Garrison said that wasn&apost true, the coworker replied, "I guess they want to intimidate people into not saying anything and to discourage anyone else from suing him.
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The most famous ones in particular have armies of publicists, communications strategists, and the like hired to keep them on message and prevent them from saying anything off brand.
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To say a story is "nuanced" is to compliment it without saying anything in particular; you'd have to specify that it was nuanced in, say, its portrayal of depression.
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Plane crashes Investigators have confirmed that there are "similarities" between this month's Ethiopian Airlines crash and October's fatal Lion Air crash, but they're not saying anything else for now.
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You wonder whether if you simply omit saying anything, you can tell yourself that you're not directly implicated in whatever harm you could have averted through a negative review.
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When you want to let her know you're thinking of her and vice versa without actually saying anything, just tap the lamp to make the other one light up.
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I don't remember my single-mom co-worker saying anything about that directly, but the way she talked about that discount card made me think about it a lot.
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It suggests the belief that leaving town without saying anything to your in-laws would represent a shameful and avoidant retreat, a failure to "defend" yourself from their antagonism.
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And because of gag orders from employers that prevent people from saying anything that could be disparaging to them, we don't often get to hear the stories about sexual harassment.
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When tasked with breaking unpleasant news to a woman who is interested in him, Jared has the most remarkable ability to have the entire conversation without actually saying anything himself.
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Democratic politicians in California have almost universally opted for the same political playbook that consists of doing and saying anything to oppose the policies coming out of the Trump administration.
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"There were a lot of people who were mad at me for saying anything nice about him given the other things we learned about him before he died," she said.
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And I can hardly wrap my head around the scope of hurt I brought on them … I have spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything I want.
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The firm then stopped its internal review process, and sold the remaining 75 percent of the New Century loans to investors without saying anything about the problems it had encountered.
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Any reader looking to learn something about Trump as a human being will be met with the kind of inane marketing language that studiously avoids ever saying anything at all.
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I think the weird thing about it, though, and I think the reason there's a lot of — amongst security writers everyone [is] very very nervous basically about ever saying anything.
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The writer adds that Pence attempts to avoid taking any action or saying anything that would lead to Trump tweeting about him or bad-mouthing him, according to USA Today.
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For a show that wants to capitalize on #MeToo conversation, it places more of a choke hold on Kessler's scandal than saying anything about it on the first three episodes.
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But just about every candidate jockeyed to interrupt at one point or another, often causing 10- to 20-second pile-ups where no one was saying anything intelligible at all.
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Trump has positioned himself as a job creator and a crusader against outsourcing, but when it comes to AT&T, he's not saying anything — well, at least not about jobs.
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On the other, she laments its "shallowness"—how the very elements that make it a good thriller prevent it from saying anything worthwhile about the situation at the southern border.
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Up for reelection in red Kentucky, he also knows how to avoid saying anything critical of certain subjects that are important to the President, like whether or not Ukraine interfered.
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"You're all going to be very surprised because all these quiet little Christian women aren't saying anything right now, but they are going to vote for Trump again," she said.
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"You're all going to be very surprised because all these quiet little Christian women aren't saying anything right now, but they are going to vote for Trump again," she said.
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"At the time I thought, here are three young men found in almost the same spot, within three months of each other, and no-one is saying anything," says John.
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"I would be sitting behind Donald Trump, not saying anything, looking like or appearing as if I was complicit with his representation in a moment like this," the mayor said.
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If it's a good model, we should be able to give it some new data, without saying anything about that data, and get a prediction of some kind in return.
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The night of the play, she then invited another friend of hers without saying anything (not that she needed to!), and proceeded to freeze me out the rest of the night.
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Now if it were true that a generic group of 'Internet people' were consistently saying anything about online ads the loudest message would most likely be that they don't like them.
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"We're going to continue to offer MacBook Air 13-inch in our line", SVP of Marketing Phil Schiller said onstage, without saying anything else about the state of the MacBook Air.
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If collages can generate that without really saying anything explicit, then hopefully they can urge someone to pay more attention to small details and stories that are occurring in their environment.
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In the 14 years since the incident, Scourby got married, became a mother and "never thought about saying anything" about the incident until she saw Piven's fervent denial of Bellamar's allegations.
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After a few snippy back-and-forth comments with the twins, Olivia finally full-on apologized to all of the women, especially Amanda, for saying anything that was offensive to them.
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A leaked 2007 memo from a top Clinton aide noted Obama's "lack of American roots," but there is no record of Clinton or her campaign saying anything to publicly stoke speculation.
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As for Trump's reaction to his victory, he "just stared at the TV without saying anything, like a man with a pair of twos whose bluff has been called," Lewis said.
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"Basically the media are terrified now of saying anything the government doesn't want them to say because they get attacked not necessarily online, they get attacked behind the scenes," Rajagopal said.
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"Brett Kavanaugh, and I'm not saying anything about anybody else, Brett Kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings you will ever have the privilege of knowing or meeting," Trump said.
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I think funerals are inherently pretty grim and uncomfortable anyway; no one would willfully make it harder for people to be a part of this kind of situation by saying anything.
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He was not a huge fan of the Oklahoma City Thunder during their first-round playoff series, so he decided to make his biggest statement by not saying anything at all.
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So the most important thing she could do in tonight's debate vis-à-vis Bernie Sanders was avoid saying anything so tremendously, galactically stupid that she would sabotage her own success.
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For every person on social media railing against George Soros or the Koch brothers, there are many, many more who aren't saying anything but are looking and reading and paying attention.
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Why it matters: With editing tools and artificial intelligence rapidly improving, it will soon be possible to make convincing videos showing anyone saying anything and photos of things that never happened.
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It could be a job where there are 50 other applicants ready to take it, and the woman may have a family to support, so she can't even risk saying anything.
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I'm not saying anything new here but it's an issue and it always will be an issue because of our willingness to exploit and take over in our search for power.
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They were building a computer that they wanted to differentiate from IBM and Microsoft and I don't remember Steve Jobs saying anything about the Gulf War and the invasion of Iraq.
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It's pretty much what you're imagining: a variety of clips in which Donald Trump waffles vaguely on without really saying anything at all, paired with clips of Stranger Things characters looking confused.
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The likelihood of video-based deception will only get worse, too, as technology is advancing toward a point where the right software can make realistic videos of people saying anything they want.
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"Without saying anything about my opinions about the complaint or its outcome, because I cannot, I do want to make a general comment about the limits of a mediation process," she added.
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"The presidential candidates are speaking in one-minute sound bites and really not saying anything," said Representative Devin Nunes, Republican of California and chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
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He's a young guy who's figuring shit out, trying to stop himself from saying anything dumb but unable to really hold back because, well, maybe his Facebook feed is just a nightmare.
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The company offered the readers, which police officers use to nab speeders, for free, but insisted that the cities sign non-disparagement agreements preventing them from saying anything negative about the tech.
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Dyson's 360 Eye robot vacuum The Dyson 360 Eye is unsurprisingly a terrific vacuum, but it does have room for improvement for a robot – which isn't saying anything new for the category.
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"She is not saying anything about the Rohingya people in Myanmar and their rights to religion and education and health care," said U Aung Win, a Rohingya community leader in Rakhine State.
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She also appeared to take pains not to do anything that would jeopardize a deal on immigration and spending four days before a possible government shutdown — all while avoiding saying anything untruthful.
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As expected, Paulette had mentioned the Herons during the cocktail hour, how they were going to "Wicked" after their busy day, though she held back on saying anything about this rogue static.
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I don't remember Ursula saying anything beyond a whisper and a glance, yet her presence was reassurance that Cleo had someone other than her friends who loved and looked out for her.
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Chief Justice John Roberts wrote a two-page statement indicating the move not to hear the North Carolina case should not be interpreted as saying anything about the merits of the statute.
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By rejecting the administration's request, the Supreme Court isn't saying anything about the merits of the DACA program itself, or about the legal arguments over the Trump administration's decision to end it.
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It remains unclear how the president feels about congestion pricing and neither supporters nor opponents of the plan could recall Mr. Trump ever saying anything on Twitter or speaking publicly about it.
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" In 20163, when the Wall Street Journal wrote about Mercer assuming a top role at Renaissance, he issued a terse statement: "I'm happy going through my life without saying anything to anybody.
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For now, Cigna says it will offer individual coverage in 123 under Obamacare but it is waiting for a final answer by the government before saying anything about 212, Cordani told CNBC.
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"There are a few people in this network who have gone without saying anything critical about Trump, a person who has assaulted truth more than anyone in human history," Mr. Harris said.
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She also appeared to take pains to do anything that would jeopardize a possible deal on immigration and spending four days before a possible government shutdown — all while avoiding saying anything untruthful.
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One area of concern is so-called "deepfakes" - video or audio clips that have been manipulated using AI and which potentially could be created of any individual, saying anything in any setting.
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He showed a chart of the current trajectory of efficiency under the Obama rules and a flat line at the current standard, saying anything under the flat line would be a rollback.
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And though players, under the terms of the new policy, are required to cooperate with those investigators, they may be wary of saying anything that could prompt an investigation by the police.
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At first blush, I'd say it falls just short of its predecessor, 2012's wonderful Wreck-It Ralph, but maybe I need to see it five more times before saying anything so bold.
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As with so many superhero movies—particularly those from Marvel Studios—Homecoming wants to show that it is aware of its moment, but is equally committed to avoiding saying anything about that context.
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"[The shooter] entered the classroom — and without saying anything, and armed with a large caliber revolver, he shot his wife," San Bernardino Police Chief Jarrod Burguan said at a Monday afternoon news conference.
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As Kyle Chayka reported yesterday in these pages, publishers are using AMP and Instant Articles to camouflage themselves as legitimate — and platforms aren't saying anything about what they plan to do about it.
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Money talks, and if these box office numbers are saying anything, it's that women-led films are just as likely to be a smash success as those with men in the starring roles.
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Not just because they walk hand in hand and command a proportion of sidewalk that squeezes me out into the bike lane like a peasant, but more because nobody's saying anything to them.
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Ron Wyden (D-OR), a longtime NSA critic, applauded the new deadline when reached by the Times, saying, "Anything now that creates an opportunity for several months of real debate, I'll listen to."
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Burguan said the shooter, Cedric Anderson, 53, of Riverside, walked into the classroom armed with a large caliber revolver and opened fire "without saying anything," killing Karen Elaine Smith, 53, also of Riverside.
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"[The shooter] entered the classroom — and without saying anything, and armed with a large-caliber revolver, he shot his wife," San Bernardino Police Chief Jarrod Burguan said at a Monday afternoon news conference.
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"We have North Korea saying they will wait, and Trump not saying anything at all, compared to his past promise of 'fire and fury,'" said Mitsuo Imaizumi, chief FX strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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"That might be something that could benefit everybody and not have FDA or others thinking that this is the wild, wild West and companies are out there saying anything and everything," Whitfield said.
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Things released by Magic Leap, a company which has raised $1.4B from investors, to date: Magic Leap has been very, very willing to talk endlessly about its unreleased product without actually saying anything.
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Under the rules of the Zeidler Center conversations, the other people in the circle had to listen in silence as he spoke, and pause for a moment's reflection before saying anything in response.
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But the company was barred from saying anything about the situation until now because the subpoena arrived with a gag order, which prevented Open Whisper Systems from making any disclosures to its users.
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"We were instructed not to touch any of the artifacts in the museum, yet the white students there touched the displays several times while security looked on without saying anything," Marvelyne Lamy wrote.
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"The unspoken rule was of not saying anything, not divulging anything," said Karen Herold, 58, who rode there from age 16 to 20, during which time she said Mr. Williams continually molested her.
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The Boys is way more of that cranked up to 252 and in no way is it a world that you like feel good [about], or even that feels like it's saying anything.
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Later that night, Wulff had been wiping the bar's surface when Weinstein pulled her by the arm without saying anything and led her into a private, dark terrace past the employee locker area.
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Morey's apology underscores the difficulty American companies face when they want to do business within China's massive economy, but can't run the risk of saying anything that will upset the country's autocratic government.
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But they don't understand that they're duplicating white supremacy tactics by not saying anything, but building collective power within their cis heteronormative circles that continue to then marginalize people who don't fit into that.
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"I just think its dangerous and, again, I'm not saying anything bad is going to happen, but we just got to do our due diligence and we are just not doing it," he said.
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Most CEOs don't tweet that much, and the ones who tweet themselves do generally have a working knowledge of SEC regulations — at least, they know enough to avoid saying anything material in a tweet.
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We thought that we could ask to get through breakfast and respectfully disagree on politics without saying anything to one another, but no, they sent out the bat signal and this is what happened.
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" Reid on Sanders' tax plan: Let's leave the middle-class alone Unlike Clinton, Reid would not say if Sanders' plan to create a single-payer health care system is unfeasible, saying, "anything is possible.
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That there was suddenly so much more of it served mostly as a reminder of how glaring its absence will be, whenever that moment comes; Ginobili isn't yet saying anything one way or another.
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"Even though it isn't saying anything concrete, we know how sensitive the market is to good or bad news on that (trade) front," said Steven Daghlian, market analyst at CommSec, referring to Trump's comment.
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Since that's not going to happen, I'm begging my fellow pundits not to get too excited should Trump manage to read from a teleprompter without foaming at the mouth or saying anything overtly racist.
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Just as many foreigners fear accidentally committing social offenses in Japan, I feel keenly paranoid about saying anything in front of Killen and his crew that might out me as a Texas barbecue know-nothing.
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"Tonight, we're here to have fun," he explained, running through his various sources of drama (Taylor, Amber Rose, Ray J) in a friendly tone, without saying anything that might create a new piece of gossip.
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Drawing from this well without saying anything new also isn't very compelling; while I loved the smaller, individual stories of Detroit, I found my interest drifting whenever the empty, heavy-handed moralizing kicked into gear.
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Nvidia isn't saying anything about Spot at this point, the smart mic that it showed off at CES alongside Assistant integration, as a way to distribute voice control for the Shield TV throughout your home.
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" Davis said that the tape's release sends the message: "I am no longer the previous Michael Cohen that you knew — taking a bullet for Donald Trump, saying anything to defend him, being a good soldier.
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But asked if he thought Trump was a genius, as the President often declares, Thune grinned and slipped into the ornate Inner Sanctum room on the first floor of the Senate without saying anything else.
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"Because it's an all-natural herbal product, the F.D.A. does not want me to quote anyone saying anything in the product description that would insinuate that it treats, mitigates or cures any diseases," she said.
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There are many things us British people struggle with — Brexit; the weather; saying anything other than "great" when the barber shows us our finished haircut — but making good TV shows is not one of them.
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Washington had become an unpredictable player on the international stage, Peskov added, saying "anything could be expected" from it and that it was important that Russia's financial system, which he described as stable, was prepared.
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Broader implications Critics argue that by not saying anything to defend Yovanovitch, Pompeo has sided with a foreign disinformation campaign built on false narratives dealing with Ukraine amplified by Giuliani, Trump and sources of Russian propaganda.
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It allows them to have a second, slightly more dignified second act, and running for office utilizes a set of skills most celebs have, like smiling in front of cameras and not accidentally saying anything racist.
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"It was like hiring Jackie Robinson, putting him on the field and no one saying anything about it," Judge Stephen Reinhardt of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals told the American Bar Association Journal in 1994.
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In a pair of follow-up tweets on Monday, Trump took aim at Comcast-owned MSNBC, complaining that the network — whose prime-time lineup features left-leaning hosts — is "incapable of saying anything positive" about him.
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"We're entering an era in which our enemies can make it look like anyone is saying anything at any point at time — even if they would never say those things," Peele says voicing the former president.
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I didn't have anybody coming up to me and saying anything further and the volunteers and teachers I spoke with said they didn't know I was doing anything more than holding her and on a phone call.
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" The company's chief executive, Tisha Casida, said she'd comply with the FDA's request, but posted a statement online saying, "Anything that comes naturally from a plant should never be able to be taken away from the people.
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" Lain said she has censored herself in certain ways online lately, including taking her email off public platforms, ceasing use of Skype, and "definitely not saying anything online as far as anything being offered or for sale.
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"He decided the moment was so powerful, he wanted to let Ana and the rest of her family make their statement and there was no point in saying anything," Rodriguez told reporters, according to CNN affiliate KCBS.
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But when there is very little fluctuation of form between teams on track, very little controversy/friction between teams/drivers off it, very little motivation for saying anything sensational, then it's almost inevitable these things don't deliver.
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Though some works relied on bright, gaudy colors to stand out without saying anything interesting or unique, other pieces, like the works of Tommy Mitchell, evoked a sense of power and beauty in the space they inhabited.
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I've proclaimed that The Strain has become the best, dumbest version of itself so many times now — only to immediately get burned — that I wanted to hold off saying anything about season three until it was over.
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I am, of course, not saying anything new here: Still, chances are this article will be retweeted by far more people than those who will read it entirely, not to mention those who will take out their wallets.
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AT&T isn't saying anything definitive yet, but we got an unambiguous answer from a T-Mobile spokesperson: T-Mobile will not carry the Galaxy Fold because we already offer customers a wide range of the latest smartphones.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - The European Union peacekeeping force (EUFOR) in Bosnia warned the Serbian representative on Bosnia's presidency on Tuesday against saying anything to weaken the country's multi-ethnic armed forces after he made comments widely seen as divisive.
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" She asked if the judge was aware of the arrangement, and he explained he tried to speak up but Hallock "made me leave the witness stand, telling me I couldn't saying anything without being asked a direct question.
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Even if their decision was correct, which currently seems at best suspect, their complete lack of process transparency, and Buytaert's vaguely worded hinting-without-really-saying-anything statement, makes it very hard to have any faith in it.
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It's the story of women being doubted and called crazy or labeled as gold diggers or attention seekers, or more likely not saying anything at all because by all available metrics that's the safest, easiest way to go.
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Creating a central resource ended up helping other artists either feel confident saying anything—nobody really wants to be seen whining to their existing followers—or just a call to action to check ZARA sites for more cases.
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On the flip side, if you regularly withdraw emotionally during a heated spat, to include hardly saying anything and avoiding eye contact, the same researchers discovered you're more likely to develop stiff necks, backaches, and overall muscle tension.
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"I will not be saying anything conclusive until we are absolutely convinced as to how many people were involved, but we hope to be able to give that advice over the next few days," the police commissioner said.
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Trump prides himself in being an "unpredictable" candidate, but his penchant for saying anything at any time could work against him -- as demonstrated by the growing firestorm among many Republicans in Washington over his comments regarding Judge Gonzalo Curiel.
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The idea of never doing or saying anything you're not comfortable with everybody knowing is something that I grew up with, but has only become a part of everyday life for Americans in the last ten years or so.
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A video created by BuzzFeed, a news website, in April shows Barack Obama apparently saying "We're entering an era in which our enemies can make it look like anyone is saying anything at any point in time," for example.
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Initials are those of the paper's authors (Image: Guo et al) I'm not saying anything is wrong with this study—the researchers even weight the studies they include in their meta-analysis based on bias, including who funded them.
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The paragraph can therefore be seen, not as evidence that Paul would not have been saying anything subversive, but that he had been, and now needed to make clear what this did, and particularly what it did not, imply.
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" Sessions responded that he did "not recall saying anything like that," though he admitted that he can be "loose with my tongue on occasion, and I may have said something similar to that or could be interpreted to that.
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He felt like a fool—he had lost it at the sight of a childhood friend now confined to a wheelchair and he had left Grace, one of his mother's oldest friends, without saying anything like a proper goodbye.
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"My child," the woman called the girl, and the principal looked at this very dark woman and this very pale child and thought about how genes were miraculous and strange, but was afraid of being racist and saying anything.
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"This is an extreme, extreme small percentage of the Arkansas population who are actually the ones out here saying anything in opposition to the death penalty," said State Senator Jason Rapert, a Republican who supports the state's execution timetable.
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And then you have Charlamagne Tha God on The Breakfast Club basically endorsing the misgendering of Janet Mock, and not saying anything when a guest on the show suggests violence against trans people who don't disclose that they're trans.
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It's a careful, fine line, and I'm very concerned with saying anything that will give ammo to the Islamophobic fundamentalist Christian terrorists who have been wreaking violent havoc on brown Americans all across the country since Trump seized power.
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Trying to keep out of a rut, he wrote "An American in Washington" (1961), a guide to the capital, detailing the techniques of name-dropping, the importance of lunch and advice on how to talk endlessly without saying anything.
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The rest would politely walk straight by without saying anything, head out the door and make a turn toward the street passing by a scrum of reporters on the way out — not even hailing a cab or calling an Uber.
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Instead of not saying anything, which would have been an appropriate response since the situation does not involve him one iota, the 27-year-old singer decided to write a garbage comment on Swift's Instagram photo for all to see.
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We asked Dana if he was concerned about his two outspoken main event fighters saying anything crazy to POTUS when they get the mic after the fight ... and White basically said there's no controlling guys like Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal.
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Jubilee initially fiercely denied ever saying anything of the sort, but after being pressed by Jami, she eventually apologized and told the two girls her intentions were never to offend them – and as we've seen, Jubilee is no stranger to controversy.
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" A year later, though, Villanueva seemed more supportive of the method of protest, voicing support in his press conference following Sunday's incident: "What people don't understand is people who are taking a knee are not saying anything negative about the military.
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And I think one of the reasons he has some confidence in that is he emerged from most of them relatively unscathed, and he&aposs a kind of master at not saying anything if that&aposs what he wants to do.
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He even complimented another Uber investor and board member Bill Gurley for not saying anything at all publicly about the problems, despite the venture capitalist's well-known proclivity to give stern public lectures about a range of shortcomings by other startups.
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In the Senate, lawmakers have pointed to the House and the White House as reasons to vote against various compromises, saying anything the Senate might pass with heavily Democratic backing would ultimately fail in the House or suffer a veto.
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Republicans' responses can be divided into a few categories, those who said Moore should step down, no caveats; those who said Moore should step down if the allegations are true; those who are defending Moore; and those who aren't saying anything.
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The relationships I've built on common interests and true affection for one another are so much stronger than any of those I'd built on a shared love of being drunk and no one saying anything about how much you drank.
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So, as a 36-year-old, I would have told the 17-year-old, 'you think you're making the right choice right now by not saying anything because you're scared, and you think someone's not going to believe or you're embarrassed.
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You think little of it until the next morning, when through the fog of a lifting hangover and the fuzziness of Saturday morning TV, where everyone's in a kitchen but nobody's saying anything, you realize your second text went unanswered, too.
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TheWrap quotes Iger here as saying: We did a deal with David Benioff and Dan Weiss, who are famous for 'Game of Thrones' and the next movie that we release will be theirs, and we're not saying anything more about that.
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Theresa Nguyen, a mindfulness and success coach who founded More Time More You life coaching in Dallas, said that focusing on your breath can help you step away from your emotions — and stop you from saying anything you might regret later.
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He even complimented another Uber investor, board member Bill Gurley, for not saying anything at all publicly about the problems, despite the venture capitalist's well-known proclivity to give stern public lectures about a range of shortcomings by other startups.
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Sanders directed his irritations at them, giving the audience plenty of the authentic-seeming "Bernie from Brooklyn" without actually being irritated with any potential voters, and without saying anything negative about any of his fellow Democrats also running for the presidency.
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We will refrain from saying anything mean about Junior because, after all, he was the one who grew up in a home where he broke his leg due to an inattentive babysitter and found his nanny dying in the basement.
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"If these two women, the way they speak, the way they talk and act and behave, were saying anything that was contradictory to Trump, the Trump supporters who defend them would be the first to attack them," Mr. Boykin said.
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A shaky Canada-US relations would be devastating for the Canadian economy, and, for that reason, Trudeau has avoided saying anything negative about Trump during the campaign, repeatedly emphasizing that he'd work with whomever made it to the White House.
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Obviously, Kanye knew how to get the people going with the provocative combination of this particular song and this particular guest, but with Ye's lyrics repeated from the original, there's not really much thought put into saying anything about it.
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Trump's longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen paid Daniels, an adult film actress, $130,000 in exchange for her signing a nondisclosure agreement in the final days of the 2016 election that kept her from saying anything about an alleged affair with Trump.
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However, I don't think they're saying anything like, "I'm better than you" or "I won, you lost" or "I'm a winner and you're a loser," although their behavior shows that they know that they have gotten something the other individual(s) has not.
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Except most users on a photo-centric platform like Tinder don't really articulate what they're looking for beyond indicating whether they want something casual or more serious; the swipe factor strongly discourages people from saying anything that can't be digested at a glance.
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"It's ironic, because the Sanders campaign isn't saying anything and the Biden campaign is now saying the system's rigged," Jennifer Palmieri, a former senior adviser to Hillary Clinton and President Obama, told VICE News shortly after the Biden campaign released its letter.
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I knew you weren't writing explicitly for white audiences, but I still thought that your work was not "for me"—that is, given your mainstream platform, I didn't think you were saying anything that I, an angry black woman, wouldn't already know.
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There's also an attention to detail that feels very Ghibli-esque, like the way Evan's tail swishes around naturally when dives and rolls in battle or the expressive faces that show you how a character feels, even when they aren't saying anything.
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" They blast Johnny's team, saying, "Anything less would be a transparent attempt by Johnny's counsel, Laura Wasser and Patti Glaser, to reduce their client's true payment by half under the guise of newfound concern for charities that he has never previously supported.
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Simone's Otis Problem Gets Put To Rest (Maybe?) Child Protective Services comes for Simone, and pretty soon the cops are interviewing Carlotta about, uh, why the heck she allowed a runaway to crash at her house for months without saying anything to CPS.
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Nanos expects that Trudeau, if asked, will speak about how Canada is welcoming refugees or seeking to expand free trade, without saying anything critical about Trump's point of view, conscious that Trump has not hesitated to take an aggressive tone with other leaders.
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In the meantime, all you have to do is avoid saying anything problematic at your office holiday party, pretend you're stoked on whatever your auntie gives you for Christmas, and not puke on the person you're trying to kiss on New Years.
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Wiesenfeld's distant vocal harmonies dip in an out of the track; it's hard to make out what he's saying, or if he's saying anything at all, but it's a comfort all the same, like someone's presence in another room on a quiet night.
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Google of course is not saying anything about any upcoming hardware, and sees Maison Me as something useful for the Google Home speaker that we know today, and for the displays out there not made by Google that are being powered by it.
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"Not saying anything against the players who went, but if you look at who went — freshman and people fighting for playing time — you'll see what I'm talking about," one unnamed player, who decided not to attend the White House visit, told The Root.
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"She makes the best faces, the perfect black women faces, faces that say 1,000 words without (her) saying anything," said Brittany Packnett, who donned a "Maxine the Maverick" T-shirt as she posed for selfies with Waters at a Friday night event.
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Mr. Molins, who is known for sticking to the facts, refrained from saying anything about the man's motivations, but said that his passport had two visas to Turkey, in 2000 and 5003, and that he also had a visa for Saudi Arabia.
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"I want to show that the idiocy in our country has gotten so strong that the police will detain me now even though there are no inscriptions, no slogans, without my chanting or saying anything," he said in a video of his arrest.
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So without saying anything about Barack Obama's policies, we should be able to say that he is, in fact, cool, the kind of guy who can be a relaxed and natural guest on a late-night show and who kills flies with his bare hands.
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In the midst of this froth of political chatter and school gossip, Román was often aloof, sitting at one end of the table, undercutting another person's point with a joke, doing casual impressions of professors, rarely saying anything that would reveal his point of view.
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My sense from talking to TCL executives is that their goal is to bring foldables below the $1,000 mark, and probably further than that still, though they wouldn't commit to saying anything other than admitting surprise at Samsung's epic $1,980 pricing on the Galaxy Fold.
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Between all the chatter about online body-shaming; Mean Girls-style trash-talking; and ugly, body-based tabloid speculation, it's pretty much assumed that women can't say anything nice about other women's bodies — and that they're definitely not holding back from saying anything at all.
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For those of you that know me, this has been something I have wanted for a very long time and I'm blessed that this is possible with the help of IVF and a sperm donor — I won't be saying anything more on that publicly.
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I don't think Arrival is saying anything particularly complex by reminding us that people should work together and communicate and keep open minds about each other, but it is interesting how starkly it contrasts with blockbusters that still villainize foreign countries, or uniquely valorize America.
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"The contractual terms of the settlement prevent me from saying anything," said the lawyer, Jack Scarola, who represents the two lawyers who had sued Mr. Dershowitz in a circuit court in Florida about a year ago claiming defamation, Bradley J. Edwards and Paul G. Cassell.
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"It's worthwhile to give the best scientific evidence at the time, rather than not saying anything and letting others say things that are not related to what really happened," said Friederike Otto, a researcher at the University of Oxford who works with Dr. van Oldenborgh.
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Mr. Jeffress, who leads one of the largest Southern Baptist churches in the country, suggested in a 2010 interview with the Trinity Broadcasting Network that some churches might shy away from saying "anything that's going to offend people" to try to grow their congregations.
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"Brett Kavanaugh — and I'm not saying anything about anybody else — but I want to say that Brett Kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings you will ever have the privilege of knowing, a great intellect, a great gentleman, an impeccable reputation," Mr. Trump said.
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You will take a lot of the edge off without saying anything if you make it normal that you spend solo time with your friends occasionally, just as he does with his (presumably you don't hop on the PS4 with him and his pals?).
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He fractured his ankle in the second half and that's a fucking great movie, so I felt kind of bad saying anything about it, but it was a very clear indication that I stood out like a sore thumb on the pitch that day.
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"Because most Americans live on a budget or go paycheck to paycheck, and they don't have a lot of savings, the idea of spending $500 without saying anything to your partner can be really damaging to your finances," said Matt Schulz, senior industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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The gunman, Jimmy Lam, 38, was attending a morning briefing with fellow employees at the UPS package-sorting and delivery center in San Francisco when he pulled out a gun and "without warning or saying anything" opened fire on four co-workers, the police commander said.
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Saying anything more than that it utilizes hand-held tablet technology to create a performance that feels spookily intimate and plays on some primal fear that screens are watching us would ruin the surprise — but the trip to Hamburger Bahnhof is worth it for this piece alone.
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"We're entering an era in which our enemies can make it look like anyone is saying anything at any point in time — even if they would never say those things," says "Obama," his lips moving in perfect sync with his words as they become increasingly bizarre.
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Those involved with the show have heavily emphasized the satirical aspect, but it's not yet clear whether Heathers is saying anything deep about modern teens — or whether it simply wants a laugh at the expense of the marginalized characters as it builds up a body count.
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" I seldom use this word, but saying anything that might encourage parents of transgender children not to support those children fully is evil — Paris Lees (@ParisLees) January 24, 2016 "My father bullied me for years, hitting me and criticising me to try and make me macho.
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Season 4, episode 23 "The Debate" This may be a little too real for some of you, but watch the well-intentioned and absurdly qualified Leslie Knope debate Bobby Newport, an entitled rich guy who speaks a lot without saying anything yet some how culls public favor.
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I'm not saying anything new when I point out the similarities between CNN's coverage style and reality TV, but in the wake of the 2016 campaign, it's all the more disappointing to realize that the network is apparently intent on running this approach into the ground.
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You'll still see guys like Mike Lombardi—a former GM who specializes in moving his lips without saying anything real—claiming they have an unbeatable draft recipe, but these days Lombardi is busy fluffing Bill Belichick's pillows rather than actually drafting so, y'know, grain of salt.
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CHINA By The New York Times "I want to show that the idiocy in our country has gotten so strong that the police will detain me now even though there are no inscriptions, no slogans, without my chanting or saying anything," Mr. Sagutdinov said in the video.
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Sondland's testimony does not dispute their memories directly, though he denies saying anything about Biden afterward and hilariously suggests the call was about the rapper A$AP Rocky (who at the time was detained in Sweden): Other witnesses have recently shared their recollection of overhearing this call.
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"For example, being raped by a family member, someone in their college network, a person in authority, or someone with substantial clout might make a victim feel 'guilty' for saying anything against them, or that there would be personal or professional consequences if they did," Gurner said.
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The Ninth Circuit carefully avoided saying anything about this question in its Thursday ruling, and at least one of the three judges on the panel appeared skeptical that something said on the campaign trail could count as evidence of animus when the order itself is neutral on religion.
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Louis C.K. performed at a New York comedy club on Sunday night, a return to the stage 10 months after he admitted to routinely masturbating in front of disgusted women, some of them colleagues in the comedy industry who feared the professional repercussions of saying anything about it.
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"She is very, very precise and there is no way that she is saying anything other than she's going after the single market within a negotiated settlement," said North, who wants Britain to remain a member of the broader European Economic Area trading zone after leaving the European Union.
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For Zuckerberg, a man who often says a lot without saying anything at all, there's no hesitation: between a smaller but potentially more ethically run version of Facebook, and the larger, more profitable one that's been implicated in data breaches, discrimination, radicalization, electioneering, and genocide, he picks the latter.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) from saying anything more in a debate on the Senate floor.
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"You know, honestly, the culture of fear, intimidation and control that you already lived with as a gymnast just stopped you from saying anything ever to rock the boat," former U.S. rhythmic gymnast Jessica Howard, who has accused Nassar of abuse, tells Dr. Oz on Monday (Nassar has pled not guilty).
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To kick off CNN's Thursday night town hall in South Carolina, John Kasich endured a full 45 minutes of questions from undecided voters without saying anything new or interesting ... until the very end when he told Anderson Cooper he's a fan of the terrible 90s rap metal band Linkin Park.
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"It seems pretty clear that this is a compromise born out of an eight-justice court, where the justices avoid saying anything on the merits and try to make the case go away," said Steve Vladeck, a CNN contributor and a professor of law at American University Washington College of Law.
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Hence its erstwhile motto to 'move fast and break things' — which has now, of course, morphed uncomfortably into Zuckerberg's 2018 mission to 'fix the platform'; thanks, in no small part, to the existential threat posed by dark ads which, up until very recently, Facebook wasn't saying anything about at all.
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In the tumultuous aftermath of the Democratic National Committee hack—the digital intrusion that led to the resignation of its controversial chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz—Vanity Fair reports that DNC staffers were specifically instructed to exclusively use the "Snowden-approved" app when saying anything about Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump.
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In the final days of this campaign, we have returned to where we began, with an odd fixation on whether this man who aspires to the presidency can avoid saying anything ignorant, bigoted, inscrutable, or otherwise disqualifying for an hour or so at a time, once or twice a day.
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Arbus is possibly the closest thing America has to Kafka, a profound ironist who simply did not see the world in conventional terms and was — when you strip away the nice-making, the wheedling for money or support and the expressions of garden-variety depression — incapable of saying anything uncompelling.
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Dorrel Norman Elvert Herzog, the White Rat—it was a nickname he welcomed, saying, "Anything is better than Dorrel, I suppose"—had a folksy way of speaking, a billiards-table precise flat-top, and a knack for thwarting the righteous destinies of coastal elites like the Yankees, Mets, and Dodgers.
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But the president's determination to avoid saying anything even remotely critical of Mr. Putin was brought home in stark relief on Thursday when he twisted himself into a knot over a question about the Russian leader's decision to order the United States Embassy to slash its staff by more than half.
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As it was, some of Trump's aides were unhappy with the progress of the debate prep session, where late Fox News Chairman Roger Ailes reportedly droned on about prepping Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush for debates without saying anything of "substance that might help Trump in September against Hillary," the authors write.
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But based on my conversations with other experts and officials, it seems many people are afraid of saying anything that could exacerbate the PPE shortage for health care workers or get members of the general public to think — incorrectly — that they could ease on social distancing if they just wear a mask.
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An employee from the Bare Minerals store went on to tell police that Aranda had "walked into the store, and without saying anything, swept his hand across a display table, knocking off and breaking two containers of lip gloss valued at $18.00 each and three shot glasses valued at $2.00 each," the outlet reported.
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There is no way to know for sure — J.P. Morgan isn't saying anything — and after the success of Fidelity Investments' no-fee index mutual funds, a zero-fee ETF might make sense for a financial services company late to the ETF game and trying to play catch-up with Vanguard Group and BlackRock's iShares.
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Biden issued a statement that was more equivocal — trying to neither apologize to Flores nor call her a liar, while also addressing the larger question without really saying anything about it: In my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, I have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection, support and comfort.
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"I think your next guest ought to be somebody from the SEC to explain why they have sat back calmly, quietly, without saying anything and allowing these algorithmic, trend-following models to wreak havoc with what has, up to now, been the best capital market in the world," Cooperman said in a CNBC interview.
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As to the virtual silence among GOP leaders about the substance of the damning court filings, one of the GOP strategists contacted over the weekend said "the fear factor is No. 1" -- meaning even GOP lawmakers who are profoundly disappointed by the President's conduct remain skittish about saying anything that would bring a presidential counterpunch.
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This isn't saying anything new: The resurgence of populist conservatism with the Tea Party in 2010 has always been motivated in large part by a need to "take back America," a feeling that the country conservatives had grown up in was being threatened (or had already been replaced) by a more diverse and foreign version.
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Despite the way the media trumpeted the series' ability to needle Donald Trump to such a degree that he sometimes responded on Twitter, I found the show's satire of his administration to be functionally without a center, more invested in lampooning the way the president moves and talks than in saying anything meaningful about him.
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Even if there is generally considered to be a consensus top three (Stephen Curry, Chris Paul, and Russell Westbrook, in some order), fans of certain players in the next tier rarely let you get away with saying anything about any those three without chiming in that their guy should be included in the discussion, too.
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So when Trump talked about Mexican immigrants being rapists and criminals, when he talked about how his supporters should go to "certain areas" because the election was going to be "rigged" against him, when he said that Muslims should be banned from entering the US, he wasn't saying anything that hadn't been said before.
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I'm very proud of what's happening: Most people would sit on their hands and not saying anything, but I'm being very vocal about it because if I never win an Oscar in my life, I'm okay as long as future generations of African-Americans in this country can put their best foot forward and have an opportunity to win.
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During a heated hearing on Thursday, the federal judge presiding over Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE's criminal case banned the longtime Trump associate from saying anything publicly about his case.
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Aside from Sanders, who was disgracefully hobbled by the Democratic National Committee during the 2016 primaries in favor of party insider Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, none of them is saying anything new.
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" Ted General, a longtime columnist for The Home Reporter in Brooklyn, recalls his own ragamuffin days in the Bay Ridge section of the borough: "I'm old enough to remember when I was a kid dressing up as a drifter or a bum, putting makeup on and going from house to house and saying, 'Anything for Thanksgiving?
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The most crucial thing that people should pay attention to with the advent of RCS is whether or not anybody starts saying anything about encryption and specifically end to end encryption, because that's the kind of encryption that guarantees that only the sending phone and receiving phone can decrypt the message and see what's on it.
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So as crazy as it made me feel when a recent roommate called my phone 31 times one night when she misplaced her keys (my phone was in sleep mode) and another tried to let her boyfriend move in without saying anything, for now anyway I'm choosing to keep living with strangers I mostly meet on Craigslist.
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At the same time, he's expressed a belief that Muslim immigrants and their descendants are dangerous, and a desire to apply "so much scrutiny" to people coming into the country — a possible invitation for consular officers to set a higher bar for people who seem Muslim applying for visas, without saying anything so crude or explicit that it could be used against him.
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And then there is this: If a series of politicians -- Republicans and Democrats -- and celebrities are caught up in inappropriate behavior with women, Trump is silent not only because he has no sense of what a president needs to do, morally, in these situations, but because he is concerned how saying anything would impact the still-extant allegations against him.
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On the Runway "Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly," the television newsmagazine program that debuted on NBC over the weekend, has met with mixed reviews thus far — in part because, in her much-vaunted interview with the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, Ms. Kelly didn't seem to be able to rile him into saying anything more than his usual party line.
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Constance: I've been excited about how Gerwig would handle Alcott's notorious problem ending since well before I actually saw the movie — starting with when you saw it, Alissa, and I asked you how she did, and you told me that you thought I'd love it so much that you didn't want to spoil it for me by saying anything about it.
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SmileDirectClub, a Warby Parker-style company that sells 3D-printed teeth aligners online that are typically cheaper than braces, has asked some customers dissatisfied with the product to sign extremely restrictive nondisclosure agreements that stifle them from saying anything negative about the company in order to get a refund, according to a report from The New York Times published on Wednesday.
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"Google and YouTube may be seen by some as being conspicuous in their lack of comment about gun control, but this is actually a PR101 approach to crisis communications in that they are not saying anything rash or knee-jerk that could come back to haunt them in the future," said Andy Barr, founder of U.K.-based 10 Yetis, a digital media agency.
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Liar. Liar. Nuts. Unstable. Liar. Those words made up the rosary of attacks that Donald J. Trump hung around Senator Ted Cruz of Texas on Monday in Mr. Trump's first appearance of the day in South Carolina, where he savaged Mr. Cruz as a fraud, ticking through a litany of inconsistencies in his positions on conservative causes and accusing him of saying anything to get elected.
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"Ben was so emotionally involved in the process, and concentrating so intently on picking the ring and taking all his decisions about the women so to heart that suddenly, without saying anything, he just stood up and left," jeweler Neil Lane tells PEOPLE of a dramatic moment he shared with Higgins, who interrupted his ring session with Lane to collect himself on a Jamaican beach.
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There have been a few artists who have skirted around saying anything directly – Kelly Clarkson's "Trying not to say anything since I can't say anything", Iggy Azalea's "I'm not accusing anyone of anything but...," and Taylor Swift's whopping donation – which could be debated, but to be honest if shifting quarter of a million dollars around isn't a way of starting a conversation, then what is?
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He usually wins an unearned wide berth and political concessions from the West by his offensive habits of saying anything to anyone at any time — in between episodic threats to the West to yank NATO troops out of Turkey, to send along even more Middle Eastern young males from war-torn states into the heart of Europe, or to demagogue Muslim tensions with Israel.
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" But, he added, "I can see why people are frustrated with the response that they were given from that … I'm not saying anything that anybody hasn't already said — and this is a weird analogy to draw — [but] in the NFL, there are lots of players arrested for smoking weed and there is other people's behavior that goes way beyond that and it's tolerated because they're very famous players.
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The OA has had critics from the beginning who felt it was born of pretension (Marling, who stars in the show, and Batmanglij, who writes and directs several episodes, met at Georgetown University and they are not shy about the cerebral bond they share, speaking to reporters about Adam Curtis, Hilma af Klint, and Leonora Carrington), or that it practiced willful misdirection in lieu of actually saying anything concrete.
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A typical Miranda move came earlier this year when he helped launch the Immigrants: We Get the Job Done Coalition with the Hispanic Federation to provide support for immigrants and refugees in the US, and then launched a charity campaign to support it: It was constructive, it harnessed the immense platform of Hamilton for a good cause, and Miranda set it all up without saying anything negative about anyone.
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I am hoping that the question is when, not whether, he will earn that third cheer, by focusing on the issues as he promised he would and not saying anything that might be used by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in the general election campaign.
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