Speaking at length with reporters Wednesday, Kelly did not mention the controversy.
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He has largely avoided controversy, all while speaking at length about his struggles with mental health.
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You only see the tongues when these beings start speaking at length, but they're instantly distracting.
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Porter said he's heard some of those concerns in speaking at length with members of Congress and their staff.
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And Trump disavowed the alt-right, speaking at length about his perceived closeness to the movement for the first time.
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Speaking at length and in great detail, Comey laid out four main examples of behavior by the president he found either inappropriate or troubling.
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"At first we thought it was a prank, a joke," Ms. Griezmann said Tuesday, speaking at length about her experience for the first time.
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I was speaking at length to a young student who, like his Brahmin ancestors, was steeped in the study of Sanskrit and the Veda.
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Cohen spoke with ABC News at a Manhattan hotel, speaking at length to the media for the first time since the feds raided his properties in April.
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Speaking at length in St. Petersburg, Macron said that the international community will continue to play its part in trying to achieve denuclearization in the Korean Peninsula.
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It's incredibly sad, with Gooden and Strawberry both speaking at length about their severe substance abuse problems, and neither seeming as healed and healthy as one might hope.
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Both the duchess and Prince Harry were incredibly candid in their interviews for the film, speaking at length about their struggles with the intense attention that has followed their relationship.
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Kaepernick, who is biracial, has been steadfast in his protest, speaking at length on numerous occasions about his views on the mistreatment of African-Americans and other minorities in America.
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"So we have both candidates coming," Mr. Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One on Thursday evening, speaking at length about Middle East peace and bypassing the subject of impeachment.
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Trump's recent trips are more like short jaunts that allow her to lend her image to causes without speaking at length in public or traveling too far from the White House.
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Opioid abuse played an outsized role throughout the 2016 campaign, with both Hillary Clinton and Trump speaking at length about the ever-growing crisis in states like New Hampshire, West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Yet Valve, in contrast to its typically flippant attitude towards media, has gone to some lengths to get ahead of these assumptions, speaking at length on the topic in an interview with IGN.
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As Italian police investigated Crupi, they asked their Dutch counterparts to bug the offices of Fresh BV. The eavesdroppers allege they heard Crupi and Macri speaking at length about mafia affairs, according to transcripts.
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Trump, speaking at length to the press during a White House Cabinet meeting, shrugged off that constitutional clause while suggesting that his predecessor, Barack Obama, may have been securing business deals while in office.
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And, there, he continued to underscore his competition with Mr. Obama by speaking at length about what he said were his own premonitions about Bin Laden, rather than focusing on the events of the day.
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Knowing Trump's track record of speaking at length not only during the 2019 address, but during his many rallies, there's no chance we'll see another speech of that length during the rest of his presidency.
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During these podcasts, "League of the North"—one of several of White's aliases uncovered by VICE—often acts as a cheerleader for the movement, speaking at length for the need to organize and promote white nationalism.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump is moving toward choosing his domestic policy team, suggesting that the retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson could be his housing secretary and speaking at length to a Democrat, Michelle Rhee, about education.
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In conversations recorded by hidden microphones and cameras, the 22000-year-old Italian was heard speaking at length about mafia affairs, according to previously unpublished details of the investigation contained in 2400,218 pages of Italian court documents reviewed by Reuters.
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Danielle Robitaille, Henein's co-counsel, opened for the defense, speaking at length about the number of inconsistencies in the three women's testimonies, which she told the judge should be "cause for concern" and could suggest these assaults never took place at all.
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But while he has faced pressure from many Republicans, Moore received a boost from Trump on Tuesday, when the president, speaking at length about the allegations for the first time, defended him and slammed the notion of letting a Democrat win the Senate seat.
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Instead, here and at three other stops over the course of the day, he pivoted from topic to topic with no teleprompter or apparent narrative arc, speaking at length of balancing budgets, building consensus to achieve political goals, and the opiate crisis — New Hampshire has been hit hard by heroin addiction.
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And adapting the "any press is good press" Trump axiom, some of them talk freely about their aspirations, answering personal emails or speaking at length on their cellphones while eschewing the protective shield of public relations consultants that surrounds conventional politicians and is often quickly erected around first-time candidates.
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When asked how he could do better on gender issues than Clinton, who is making a bid to be the first female president, Sanders went out of his way to engage his questioner, not letting his answer be truncated by Cuomo but speaking at length on a point where he's perceived as weaker.
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Though his wife did not initially accept his decision, she was eventually convinced after speaking at length with John of Kronstadt.
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She resisted speaking at length to the FBI until she was approached again about the matter in person, this time by the Australian Federal Police, six months after being contacted by phone.
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In a written response, Reid proposed extending the length of FMQs from twenty to thirty minutes. In January 2004, FMQs was moved to midday, from a 3.10pm slot. The BBC reported an initial fall in viewing figures following the move. The numbers of questions asked varied, with some leaders speaking at length, which left few opportunities for back-bench politicians to ask questions.
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"'People didn't look at rap as a legit part of music,' said McDaniels, a New York City native who now lives in Wayne. 'They thought it wasn't original, it wasn't creative. But people don't understand: we write, produce and arrange songs the same way any other songwriter would.'" He has been very frank about his battles with depression, including an appearance on Live From the Barrage, speaking at length about it.
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In 2014, Gabriel, Banks, Rutherford, Collins and Hackett reunited for Genesis: Together and Apart, a BBC documentary about the band's history and the various solo albums the members have released. Although he participated in the documentary and promoted it, Hackett was critical following its broadcast, saying that it was biased and did not give him editorial involvement, adding that it ignored his solo work despite his speaking at length about it. The documentary also did not cover Ray Wilson's time in Genesis.
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Kitty's family is concerned that a man as altruistic as her husband does not consider himself to be a Christian. After speaking at length to a peasant, Levin has a true change of heart, concluding that he does believe in the Christian principles taught to him in childhood and no longer questions his faith. He realizes that one must decide for oneself what is acceptable concerning one's own faith and beliefs. He chooses not to tell Kitty of the change that he has undergone.
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Viewer response was overwhelmingly negative and Amory was quickly reprimanded by NBC President Julian Goodman. Just a few months later, Amory again voiced controversial animal rights opinions during his Today show segment by speaking at length about the evils of vivisection — the abuse of animals in laboratory experiments. Although Amory did not entirely oppose the scientific use of animals, he strongly believed that many of them were being inhumanely and needlessly mistreated. His commentary drew opposition from a number of scientists, and he was abruptly fired from the Today show with no warning or reprimand.
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The main characters of @DEEP are all outcasts of society and usually have something fundamentally wrong with themselves. After getting advice from a website called "Yui's Lifeguard" these six individuals are called together by the website's creator, Yui, to help clean up Akiba. ;:(Drama: Shunsuke Kazama; Movie: Hiroki Narimiya) :Page is the leader of Akihabara@DEEP. Although articulate, he has a severe stutter that prevents him from speaking at length without the aid of a text-to-speech program on his computer, which Taiko later upgrades to speak more fluently in Page's own voice.
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On November 2, 2010, Galbraith won election to the Vermont State Senate from Windham County as a Democrat, and was reelected in 2012. in 2011, Galbraith initiated legislation to ban hydraulic fracturing ("fracking"), making Vermont the first state in the country to ban fracking. In 2014, he introduced the legislation to finance Vermont's single payer health care plan, Act 48, a plan which eventually failed to pass. Among his Senate colleagues, he gained a reputation for speaking at length on the floor and introducing amendments to almost every bill, and he had a difficult time gaining political allies.
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I am going to get a direct hit if I have to lay it on the flight deck." This, according to "20 Year Rendezvous: 1935 Lucky Bag", a 20th graduation anniversary book published by the Naval Academy for members of that class. Speaking at length about Lt. Powers in a September 1942 radio address, President Franklin Roosevelt remarked, "He led [his squadron] down to the target from an altitude of 18,000 feet, through a wall of bursting anti- aircraft shells and swarms of enemy planes. He dived almost to the very deck of the enemy carrier, and did not release his bomb until he was sure of a direct hit.
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The philosophy which discusses the Archeus in the most detail is medieval hermetic science, where we find the occult author Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa speaking at length about a previously purely platonic subject. This he likely derived from his teacher in hermetic science, a man by the name of Trithemius, who studied extensively under certain Neoplatonic philosophers. It is worth mentioning that the Archeus can be broken down into four different ethers: Chemical, Life, Light, and Reflective. To discuss them briefly as certain mystics saw them, the Chemical Ether composes the substances within which energies responsible for the perpetuation of chemical actions in the world exist.
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Some prosecution witnesses stated that when they saw McPherson in Carmel, she had short hair, and furor ensued she was currently wearing fake hair swatches piled up to give the impression of longer tresses. McPherson, as requested by her lawyer, stood up, unpinned her hair, which fell abundantly around her shoulders, shocking the witnesses and others into embarrassed silence. The prosecution witnesses in general did not get an unobstructed view the woman in the cottage while most of those who saw her without the hat, scarf and "googles," with some speaking at length with her; could not identify "Miss X" as McPherson. August England, Carmel's town marshal, and tax collector of 10 years, for example, indicated he saw "Miss X" at a range of , at least three times between the May 19 and 29 and spoke with her.
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