We had rows where we didn't speak to each other.
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The brothers themselves didn't speak to each other for years.
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The mother and father speak to each other, about something.
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"The moths speak to each other in flame," Zvolanek says.
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Despite their being brothers, they do not speak to each other.
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The bear and the human speak to each other in dreams.
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Subtitles show that they can speak to each other across the yard.
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Happy, affectionate Norwegian teens speak to each other in strongly accented English.
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They did not speak to each other again for some 20 years.
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I like how they speak to each other, amplify themes and ideas.
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But those who are frustrated only seem to speak to each other.
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The works are all very different, and rarely speak to each other.
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"By that time, no one wanted to speak to each other," explains Lee.
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The three can respond to visitors but can not speak to each other.
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Do men's wear and women's wear really inform and speak to each other?
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Fatah- and Hamas-affiliated families never speak to each other, the brothers said.
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We are a nation of people that no longer speak to each other.
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They didn't speak English, and they didn't speak to each other the entire flight.
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For three days in 1999, my mother and I didn't speak to each other.
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We need organizing, we need a method of communication to speak to each other.
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The culture wars have divided the country into tribes that won't speak to each other.
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Cline has an ear for the barbed and baiting way girls speak to each other.
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Actresses Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine didn't speak to each other for 40 years.
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Because these women barely speak to each other, the film does not pass The Bechdel Test.
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Getting family members to speak to each other about estate planning can be a tall order.
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It's influenced the way that we think and the way that we speak to each other.
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But they told investigators that while wearing their oxygen masks, they couldn't speak to each other.
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They weren't actually playing, but were using the in-game chat to speak to each other.
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They weren't actually playing, but were using the in-game chat to speak to each other.
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Shops are shut, bars are closed and people speak to each other from a safe distance.
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That, in turn, allows both partners to speak to each other more clearly about their desires.
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And they're going to have to speak to each other soon whether they like it or not.
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C'mon, my mom and I could barely speak to each other when I was in high school.
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It was a hilarious moment made even more amusing because we could both speak to each other.
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People don't need to meet up week after week because they speak to each other all day.
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Thirdly, you'll want to think about how the different components of the system speak to each other.
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Disparate moments, different places and radically different times speak to each other across the bleed of distance.
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As with so much of their relationship, the pair's lyrics speak to each other without prior discussion.
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"I've worked at traditional real estate companies, and agents didn't speak to each other," Ms. Ackerman said.
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He and Ms. Bellettini speak to each other in English but sometimes send text messages in Italian.
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Shops are shut, the bar is closed and people speak to each other from a safe distance.
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"We want to harness the power of the young people to speak to each other," she said.
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My mother and I don't speak to each other anymore, but I've been thinking about her lately.
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Kerrigan told ABC she saw Harding at an event in 1998, but they didn't speak to each other.
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So imagine what hackers could do with driverless, connected cars that speak to each other and share information.
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We would not speak to each other, or even make eye contact, for a week and a half.
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Today, too many Democrats and Republicans won't speak to each other and the opportunity for compromise is lost.
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In the days before the new vote, Mr. Odinga and Mr. Kenyatta refused to speak to each other.
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"The way we speak to each other here can set an example for debate in society," he said.
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The only bond they had was that little girl, and now, they'll probably never speak to each other again.
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When I mention that Native Guard and Thrall seem to speak to each other, Trethewey issues a small corrective.
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I've been thinking a lot about the positive and negative of language and how we speak to each other.
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They speak to each other as they work, just like normal coworkers, except they're coordinating the nation's cybersecurity defenses.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "The senators are also not allowed to speak to each other, so they have to pass notes.
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Senators did not speak to each other or look at their phones, an immediate deviation from usual Senate conduct.
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When Nick and Nora are with other people, they speak to each other in telegraphic gestures and put-ons.
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What we&aposre screaming in people&aposs faces, how we speak to each other, it&aposs all gotten too nasty.
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This week, we learn why couples speak to each other in baby speak, and if there's any excuse for it.
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This is okay, as we are both not morning people, therefore neither of us wants to speak to each other.
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But in its place, you have the hassle of making sure your ecosystem of products all speak to each other.
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We'll learn to speak to each other again, and we'll look back on this moment as an aberration, a blip.
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In the meantime, the two Koreas will establish a hotline so Kim and Moon can speak to each other directly.
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By the end of Ditko's work on Spider-Man, in the mid-123s, he and Lee didn't speak to each other.
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Couldn't the frames speak to each other and then the Russians somehow get in your living room, or something like that?
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Experiencing Prizm in a circle — in a cycle — feels right, because the works speak to each other, and the conversation is continuous.
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And yet, the women don't speak to each other about anything besides a man, if they speak to one another at all.
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In a break from normal Olympic sportsmanship, Russian and U.S. athletes reportedly refused to speak to each other during the skeleton event.
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There is a serious noir undertone, but everything is brightly colored, characters have friendly rounded features, and speak to each other cheerily.
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She began her remarks at the news conference by saying it was better to speak to each other than about each other.
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This is how "Atlanta" unfolds—characters speak to each other without the limiting crutch of helping the audience with context or exposition.
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The first time Tish and Fonny make love, they don't speak to each other in the moments leading up to the act.
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When people speak to each other in such "social" situations, they often brusquely refer to players by their class, not their name.
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Since then, they have been allowed to speak to each other by phone twice a week, for 10 minutes at a time.
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On the court, they sometimes speak to each other in Spanish when they want to share instructions without the other team understanding.
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With all of the automated vehicles on the road, they need to speak to each other in order to operate safely, right?
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This much is also clear: Wendy and Chuck have lost the ability to speak to each other without venom seeping into their sentences.
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"When Teresa and I speak to each other about what we might not agree on, we're very respectful of each other," Staub says.
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Content should be unregulated, but the way that we speak to each other, the rules that we abide by have to be stricter.
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The woman has spoken to her husband, but she and her son are "too emotional" to speak to each other, Chris Lippincott said.
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I'm constantly trying to marshal elements to speak to each other, usually without any idea of what they might say when they do.
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I'm referring to the racist, anti-Semitic way gamers are indoctrinated to speak to each other in the depersonalized realm of online competition.
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The site encourages users to not just email, but to actually speak to each other, whether over the phone, on video or in person.
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Like telecom networks that allow people to speak to each other irrespective of their phone provider, so, too, will online gaming break down silos.
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Anyone that follows Beltway Twitter knows it's a deeply insular and self-involved world dominated by men who almost exclusively speak to each other.
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Increased regulation means banks can no longer speak to each other, and lender and borrower can no longer discuss other deals in the market.
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Instead they touch and hold an "echo" button to speak to each other live, and groups of up to 2,000 people can be created.
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Merkel and Trump did not speak to each other once for five months, a stark contrast from Merkel's almost weekly check-ins with Obama.
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Now, a new package format hopes to have the same effect for smaller apps that need to speak to each other, or simply get updated.
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The WiFi there is basically unusable, which is why she's driven a bit down the road, where we can speak to each other more easily.
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They are the reason we speak to each other, the reason our thoughts continue to flow and pretty much the only reason for continued existence.
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The group members who speak to each other, each with job title names like Hero or Gardener, voice their concerns and complaints to one another.
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"She keeps all my secrets and we speak to each other in Spanish and Portuguese, which no one else understands, so it's cool," Cheydna adds.
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"Gavin & Stacey" followed the titular characters, respectively from Essex and Barry Island in Wales, who regularly speak to each other on the phone through work.
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"It's important that we sit together at the table and speak to each other," he said, urging Russia to abide by nuclear arms control treaties.
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The participants hold handheld mirrors to their faces to see the effect of the projections and use the laser technology to speak to each other.
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Letter From America In a soundproofed booth in Minneapolis, Krista Tippett listens, one by one, to American voices that struggle to speak to each other.
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There's no reason to speak to each other or share concerns or realize we both have a terrible need for health insurance and 401k matching.
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When citizens address one another in the course of everyday interactions on topics of public morality, they should speak to each other truthfully and respectfully.
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How can older and newer art speak to each other at the Breuer and on Fifth Avenue (and even at the Cloisters, the third location)?
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For a while, Applewhite and Nettles would impose something known as "tomb time," during which members could not speak to each other for days on end.
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I was trying to make conversation and ask questions, all while allowing them to speak to each other and listening to their conversations as they happened.
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The effect is a stream of consciousness visual version of verbal diarrhea, filled with visual puns and images that sometimes speak to each other or disagree.
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Moreover, the coalition is weak: the Greens and New Zealand First could not bring themselves to speak to each other during talks to establish the alliance.
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Not its five separate sets, not its ethical inquiry, but the fact that it invites these women over and encourages them to speak to each other.
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Most divorced people "don't ever want to speak to each other again, and some struggle to do so for the good of their children," she said.
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This got me thinking—why the heck don't we humans all decide to learn the same language so we can finally all speak to each other?
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It is highly desirable from a German point of view that the White House and the Kremlin speak to each other more than they did under Obama.
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Parties, sort of like Facebook's version of Face Time for VR, allows up to three people to connect and speak to each other while in virtual reality.
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Translation Sphere in Doctor Who This white orb is a Google Translate for the Ood, an alien species in the Whoniverse who speak to each other telepathically.
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"I've been in a room and seen two artists not speak to each other, all over a beef that was started by their fan bases," she says.
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"Once Kourt and I kind of settled down and got the opportunity to speak to each other just us, we got to hash everything out," Kendall explained.
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Floyd agrees with Trump that it was just "locker room talk" ... and explains how the language Trump used is simply how "real men" speak to each other.
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" The two men did not speak to each other for more than a decade, and Mr. Webster once called the book "a total invasion of my life.
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So often, those across the political spectrum no longer speak to each other and no longer like each other because we they no longer trust each other.
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In these, we match two texts that we think "speak" to each other in interesting ways, then pose questions and suggest activities to help bring them together.
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The next morning I wake up, naked, in bed next to him in this shack, and we couldn't speak to each other at all; he spoke zero English.
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A. It's based on a true story about two brothers who didn't speak to each other for 40 years, but they had to live on the same land.
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Kim has directed investments in connected devices and suggested that blockchain could play an important role in helping different machines, produced by competitive companies, speak to each other.
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It also has a two-way audio function that allows both intercom mode and a hands-free mode that lets people speak to each other through the camera.
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In light of all the other changes in our country, there has been a change in the whole character and flavor of how we speak to each other.
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She's managed to stay in touch with her niece, and the girl's mother, but noted the two haven't been able to speak to each other since they were separated.
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In the film, the two adversarial characters forge a telepathic-like connection in which they can inexplicably see and speak to each other, despite being millions of miles away.
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It's also the way the contestants speak to each other and about each other, and the way the people who watch speak about the contestants — it feels very destructive.
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Though I am mystified as to what can have been going on, I am certain that take-it-or-leave-it is not how friends speak to each other.
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In this parallel universe, time is not linear, space is not defined, and humans, cyborgs, statues, and trees all speak to each other in a shared language of color.
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Senna and Adam speak to each other as if they were reading from greeting cards, and the turning points in their relationship are served like reheated romantic comedy leftovers.
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Your parents haven't listened to new music since they were 25, seem perpetually stressed, have no idea how to work a Snapchat filter, and barely speak to each other.
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It also will enable users to determine if a project passes the Bechdel Test, measuring whether two female characters speak to each other about anything other than a man.
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He was referring to drivers in general, but he and Busch apparently do not speak to each other, instead delivering their taunts through the news media and social media.
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And okay, there have been plenty of times when the script makes it seem like writer David E. Kelley has never actually heard two women speak to each other.
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"Very often when people speak to each other, they speak from their own frustrations and anger," says Jane Greer, New York-based relationship expert and author of What About Me?
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Remember when Kim appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, and declared that there's a 2% chance that Kris and Caitlyn Jenner would speak to each other again?
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The Newark Museum has rehung its exceptional collection of works by America's indigenous artists, providing more contextualizing information, while also letting objects speak to each other across eras and regions.
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But we went to the cinema to watch The Matrix 2, and we met before the movie started and we were both sweating and didn't dare speak to each other.
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We have in the palms of our hands the ability to speak to each other across time and space as though we were whispering to each other in our rooms.
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"We're extremely disappointed that Mr. Guzman and his wife will not be able to see or speak to each other," Michelle Gelernt, one of Guzman's lawyers, said in an email.
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We are supposed to cringe when Chuck and Axe collide and speak to each other like cocksure generals preparing for battle; their swagger and hyperbole are meant to be comical.
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"Boredom was all they had in common these days," Sund writes, and in Neil Smith's unobtrusive translation their voices take on a serrated edge whenever they speak to each other.
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North Korea and South Korea will hold high-level diplomatic talks next week — the first time the two countries will officially speak to each other in more than two years.
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The ambitious exhibition Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible assembles a collection of 190 works that speak to each other in unexpected ways, drawing parallels and highlighting differences to advance the conversation.
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As Mr. Trump has observed, it is difficult to explain to ordinary people why the United States sells advanced weapons to Taiwan but the leaders cannot speak to each other.
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KEARNY, N.J. — They cannot speak to each other, or visit each other, but, if they each stand by the windows, they can see each other just well enough to communicate.
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There's already an impressive breadth of products Here are the basics: Brillo is software that runs smart home devices, and Weave is the language they use to speak to each other.
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This means that both the trainer and the user can see and speak to each other through the mirror, enabling the trainer to direct you while you work out at home.
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"To the public, it looks like Republicans and Democrats never speak to each other, we don't ever work together," Mr. Grassley recalled saying at the outset of Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings.
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The way she and Blue speak to each other in these small moments is the only sign for viewers that the two protagonists realize their positions in the power structure are different.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Russian and American skeleton racers are refusing to speak to each other at the Pyeongchang winter Games in a spat that centers on allegations of widespread Russian doping.
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They intend to speak to each other more frequently about their NAFTA strategy in the months to come, said the source, who declined to be identified given the sensitivity of the issue.
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"The issue that Condé Nast used to have is that it was really siloed out by brand, and the brands didn't speak to each other, they didn't share learnings," Mr. Duckor said.
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According to TMZ, Pitt and Aniston did speak to each other, briefly, at an after-party, but no one took a picture of it, and by the way, they are just friends.
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Dedicated short-range communications, too, could pick up some of the slack by letting cars speak to each other and everything around them (known as V2V and V2X, respectively), Peng pointed out.
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"I know that Rudy and Donald Trump have a long-standing relationship and personal friendship that goes back many years, and they do speak to each other on a regular basis," said Mastro.
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When they speak to each other, it is easy to conclude that Strawberry, a founder of two drug treatment and recovery centers in Florida, looks healthier and sounds more self-assured than Gooden.
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He pines for a married colleague, and though he has always been close to Gretchen, they've begun to speak to each other not as true intimates but as they imagine close siblings do.
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Smelling, hearing and tasting all "speak to each other and influence each other, so little things like the color of the plate you're eating on can influence how food tastes," said Mr. Fassnidge.
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As I slowly drifted off, I thought of the closing lines of Manuel Puig's "The Kiss of the Spider Woman," when two lovers speak to each other through the strange haze of a dream.
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"It's hard because when there's a lot of things being said, and a lot of different opinions, yet the principals haven't had a chance to speak to each other, there's a lot of confusion."
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Students can study these interconnected texts to better understand how artists and writers speak to each other across genres and time periods, and to discuss what about "Nighthawks" makes it so universal and iconic.
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My goal was less about promoting civil discourse and more about understanding what had pushed us into separate tribes, unable to speak to each other or work together for the benefit of all Americans.
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On Tuesday, the contestants knew the incident was serious when they were placed on lockdown, a reality TV tactic where the contestants aren't allowed to speak to each other and are constantly monitored by production.
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Two of the biggest tech companies on the planet, Microsoft and Amazon, have decided to allow their digital assistants to speak to each other, and it could be the beginning of a great new relationship.
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Apparently, those military manners aren't totally dead; officers today said that as they perform the drill, the soldiers speak to each other through the gates "down to the second" to get the performance just right.
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And the scene keeps inching us toward that end, only to frustrate everything: There are Anne and Wentworth in the same room, but unable to speak to each other because Wentworth is writing a letter.
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There's also just an overall lightness and chill vibe in the way we treat each other – we speak to each other and treat each other like humans and approach our work together with humility and respect.
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This is the first time Sphero has created the ability for multiple robots to interact, and the company says that up to five Bolts can speak to each other within a radius of about five meters.
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"There are elements that speak to each other, but I have left them quite loose," he said, when asked about the relationships among the drawings, paintings, video, sculptures and performance work that make up the exhibition.
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William, 36, and Harry, 34, did not speak to each other on their way in or out of St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle and were separated by their cousin Zara Tindall and her husband Mike Tindall.
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The two men, different in almost every way except maybe stubbornness, refused to speak to each other for 20 years, until their mutual friend Frank Sinatra surprised them with a forced and uncomfortable onstage reunion in 1976.
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"I think also Trump's trade policies are giving China and Japan more of a reason to speak to each other because they're both targets -- not just China, but Japan," Richard McGregor, author of "Asia's Reckoning", told CNN.
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Willems imagines the spirits of dead slaves rising from the burning tobacco leaves; Ulises grows so large he is nicknamed "the Titan" by his peers, while Isabel and Soledad discover how to speak to each other without language.
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To wit, Wes and Annalise spend major screen time this week creeping around each other's residences like total weirdos who could honestly just SPEAK TO EACH OTHER instead of passive-aggressively communicating through their strung-out medium, Laurel.
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In a time of such entrenched political polarization, when millennials from different parts of the country can barely speak to each other on Facebook, it seems strange that a volunteer-driven program would be first on the chopping block.
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In a remarkable series of cases spanning more than six decades, the court and other federal judicial bodies have fundamentally altered how we speak to each other, how we vote and elect our leaders, and how we stay safe.
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After a delay passing through immigration, however, Ms. Kidane, 41, emerged and they embraced, both free and together at last after years of forced separation, including a seven-year period during which they did not speak to each other.
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It marked the only time in the fierce battle that followed that executives from Melrose and GKN would speak to each other, in what quickly escalated into Britain's biggest hostile bid since Kraft pounced on confectionery giant Cadbury in 47.81.
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But both men refused to speak to each other moments before their meeting was due to start at the EU's headquarters in Brussels, diplomats said, leaving Mogherini to meet them separately several times during the day to keep talks alive.
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When asked whether she thinks the city has responded in a serious enough way to the unrest and its aftermath, Huffman acknowledged that there's "a lot of talking" going on, including dialogue between people who don't normally speak to each other.
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The idea is for the platform to help cities optimize their various modes of transit and provide a way for everything in the city, such as stop lights, signs and even bikes to speak to each other and share information.
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Made and Connected is contained within a voluminous hallway, with the each artist's work on opposite walls; so, as I did, a viewer might ping back and forth between them, looking for clues about how the works speak to each other.
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It's such a gentle moment of simple communication, and for me, it sells their whole relationship: They may be from different places and, indeed, from entirely different species, but the language they speak to each other is all their own.
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Modernizing the way characters speak to each other, but keeping the poems consistent, allows Dickinson's words to feel more approachable for an audience that came into their own by way of Lil Peep Instagram live-streams and SoundCloud emo rap.
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Shockingly enough, it appears that Liam tweeted too soon, and also kind of confirms that the Gallagher brothers literally do not speak to each other, which is probably bad news for anyone else (includes: me) still hoping for a reunion in future.
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But it doesn't do much to reverse the absence of women from all kinds of craft jobs; nor does it end the drought of best picture winners that feature two or more women in major speaking roles who also speak to each other.
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Stone-faced images of Kobe Bryant and Beyoncé, paired side-by-side, bring to mind last year's drama, when your uncle and his ex-wife (who's still on good terms with the family) decided they were too petty to speak to each other.
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Lawyers from the Justice Department described how the different agencies in charge of managing detained parents and children — the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Health and Human Services, respectively — maintained different systems of information that did not speak to each other.
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Or the fact that movies that passed the Bechdel Test (the admittedly flawed representation check that logs whether or not two women speak to each other about something other than men) earned 6 cents more per dollar than films with less than two women.
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And since a movie can hardly be worthwhile if it doesn't include a single scene where two women speak to each other about literally anything besides a man, we've compiled a list of romantic comedies streaming on Netflix right now that pass the Bechdel Test.
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Each episode will feature an original song, designed to introduce young children to a variety of musical genres, and, for the first time, Emily Elizabeth and her canine BFF Clifford will speak to each other in the show, making their bond stronger than ever before.
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They would smuggle food into Edith's room for picnics, speak to each other from their windows (his room was right above hers), and sit together at a tea shop balcony and make a game of throwing sugar lumps onto the hats of people who walked by.
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It was essential that Craig Lucas's play be accessible to the widest audience possible: There were so many big, important ideas on display here — about addiction and faith, but also, on a more specific level, about the ways the Deaf and hearing communities speak to each other.
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As a refresher, the Bechdel test—named after cartoonist Alison Bechdel—challenges a movie to pass three rules: One, it has to have at least two women in it; two, they have to speak to each other; three, their topic of conversation has to be anything other than men.
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" Thomas, who is not registered as either a Republican or Democrat, added, "While there are many things President Trump says that go against the way most Midwest people speak to each other, his actual actions and policies have not had a negative impact on the majority of us.
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A private investor who became an avid collector of Katz's work in 1970 or so, Schupf put up half the funding for the wing that bears his name, and he has donated several other important paintings to it, but he and Katz no longer speak to each other.
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"Having three years without institutions in which parties really either didn't speak to each other to restore the institutions or were not willing to reach any sort of compromise has had an impact on the trust in the institution," said Elodie Fabre, a politics expert at Queen's University Belfast.
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But with emoji more and more defining the way we speak to each other, and with the evidence that words and images impact the way that we actually think and act in the world, taking a gun out of our visual lexicon may be a more powerful act than it seems.
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And these faceless dudes-in-hoodies — who all go by Charon, speak to each other in Latin, switch to Ethereum because it "has a better exchange rate," and specialize in torturing and killing teen girls — are a spot-on embodiment of the most extreme version of the internet bogeyman imaginable.
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But it's also a chance for the company to push out some new technologies — like audio QR (AQR), which lets users transfer money by letting their phones speak to each other with sounds — to see how it can make that process more frictionless, and therefore more attractive to use than cash itself.
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Cover image: EL PASO, TX - JULY 25: A man, identified only as Juan, and his son, Manuel speak to each other about what they see out their window as they relax together in their room at an Annunciation House facility after they were reunited on July 25, 2018 in El Paso, Texas.
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I never expected the couples who were teary-eyed and mid-argument and wouldn't speak to each other, or me, at the register, or the ones who just threw me right into it—once, a man kept dogging me to guess how old his partner was, and whether it compared to how she looked (I also didn't do that).
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" Seehofer told broadcaster ZDF: "The Christian Democrats will have to get together and explore whether a government is possible; we owe this to our country (...) We don't want (a coalition) with the AfD or with the Left party, but all other democratic forces should at least speak to each other and explore what is can be achieved over the next years.
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As the love story develops, the language relaxes; McBride told me that once she realized the book was about a relationship, she knew the tone would have to be different in order to "facilitate more direct forms of communication"—how each person processes, or misunderstands, what the other says, how the way they speak to each other shifts over time.
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Fernando Aramburu's gift lies in the links between action and reaction: the moment Bittori understands she's been snubbed on purpose at the village butcher's when her husband has been marked as an ETA target, or the aftermath of the argument between Miren and Arantxa about the nature of the violence, when Miren's husband, "staggering with sorrow, tried to stop his daughter and his grandchildren" from leaving the house (to no avail, as the mother and daughter won't speak to each other for five years).
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Niche in consumer, however, can speak to major opportunity in enterprise, and that is where Spatial is operating, with technology that it has built to be interoperable with any headset or AR glasses — currently including Microsoft HoloLens, Oculus Quest, Magic Leap One, Qualcomm XR2 or an Android/iPhone mobile device — or even a basic PC, if that's all a person has to use, to let companies build out what might best be described as videoconferencing on steroids: placing people into virtual rooms where they can speak to each other, or look at and manipulate holographic models together, and more.
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That is, it would have been easy to guess them, the way one can surmise with certainty, or, in other words, intuit, others' estimations of oneself—their impressions, attitudes, opinions—though more often than not, unless people lose their temper and erupt in raw confrontation, these estimations go unspoken, at least between the people directly involved, though other people, those with similar opinions, such as Jim and Hank must have held about me, might speak to each other, privately, offering observations that confirm flaws or recalling anecdotes that give clear-cut support to a common judgment regarding a specific failing.
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