"My advice is take a moment, talk with your teachers, talk with your community," he said.
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Between the talk with his dad, the talk with his boss, and the talk with the PGU, it's becoming more clear that Oleg has been a rat in a maze this entire season.
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In short, June's talk with Fred is not productive — but her talk with Serena actually sets things in motion.
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Messenger's many end users can already talk with many chatbots in the app, and Facebook to talk with customers.
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And in part because our parents weren't able to talk with us about it, we're unable to talk with our kids.
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When A.I. can talk with us in our own languages, as well as we talk with one another, it will become our constant, intimate companion.
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As Lightning McQueen, Mater, and other vehicles in the Cars movie franchise talk with one another, in the near future vehicles will actually talk with one another.
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"We are going to talk with Jet Blue, we are going to talk with Volaris, a Mexican group ... we are going to talk with Sky Airline, which is Chilean," Ronei Glanzmann, Brazil's civil aviation secretary, told Reuters on the sidelines of the ALTA Airline Leaders Forum, an industry conference.
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"We had a long talk with [the president] and I'm sure that right after we left, after everyone was gone, he had a long talk with the NRA," he said.
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On trade with China, peace talk with North Korea and war talk with Iran, its policies are defined as much by a resentful, audacious style as by their muddled aims.
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We tried to talk with KD -- and a guy asked for the Golden State Warrior star's autograph -- but Durant made it clear he wasn't in the mood to talk with normies.
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Robin can talk with Dustin about the technology behind Cyborg.
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If you want to talk with someone directly, no problem.
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Talk with friends and relatives who "don't get" implicit bias.
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I'm waiting for a chance to talk with Chelsea Clinton.
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Meanwhile, Bryan, whom I dislike, has a talk with Rachel.
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I should talk with Saeed in just a few hours!
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"We had a really good talk with Vin," he added.
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He says he didn't talk with Trump about any jobs.
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The generals can talk with one another only by messenger.
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Encourage him to talk with his brother about this situation.
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Talk with professionals to find what they recommend, experts said.
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Pishevar declined to talk with the Times for that story.
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The union declined to talk with me about this issue.
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We end the talk with both of us feeling better!
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The Defense secretary than ventured over to talk with Graham.
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I usually talk with Sean a lot during this time.
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And who else do you know I should talk with?
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A frank talk with her mother gives her some perspective.
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On Tumblr, I talk with a lot of other people.
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And you use that just to talk with friends, right?
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I'd talk with people and find out about their experience.
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They should talk with members of the Muslim community, though.
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"They said they need to talk with me," Pando said.
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They are loud, supremely confident, and talk with Irish accents.
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They often have only a few people to talk with.
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We use alarm clocks and talk with each other instead.
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Wirth said he continues to talk with U.S. government officials.
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But we did talk with people who came from upstate.
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Sometimes you just need someone to talk with about it.
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Those are the people I want to talk with now.
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As Olga's friend I can talk with her more honestly.
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The housekeepers stopped by to talk with Victoria every morning.
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Fine, let them talk with the elected government of Afghanistan.
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Mr. Tillerson is famously reluctant to talk with the press.
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Talk with professionals to find what they recommend, experts say.
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He recommended I talk with Iconeek, a new company nearby.
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He may say: 'Be careful when you talk with Trump.
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Talk with your sister; you have a long life together.
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"A lot of smart people talk with a funny accent."
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I sat down and had a long talk with her.
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Visit the school and talk with professors and former students.
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Make time to talk with people you respect and trust.
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Talk with your doctor or pharmacist before changing any medicine.
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Few people talk with their doctors about their sexual problems.
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I want to talk with you but I can't anymore.
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He stopped to make small talk with the omelet guy.
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He's on the cover, you get to talk with him.
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It's just like, I will have a talk with him.
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I have now had the opportunity to talk with Sen.
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The good news is that you can just go ahead and repurpose your anxiety about making small talk with your co-workers and worry instead about not making small talk with your co-workers. See?
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Once, not too long ago, humans couldn't talk with their computers.
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Barr is scheduled to talk with podcaster Joe Rogan on Friday.
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I talk with the doctor, and she does some blood work.
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Always good to talk with you, sir, and please come back.
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Meyer said he will talk with Vizguerra about next steps, legally.
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Our months of trying to talk with legislators did not work.
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I catch up and make small talk with the new interns.
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Christian Lindner from the FDP says we should talk with Putin.
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The sisters asked to talk with Refinery29 to tell their story.
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When you talk with fans what do you guys talk about?
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We&aposll talk with Ohio Governor John Kasich, a Trump critic.
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Did you have a talk with them about interacting with cops?
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We sit together and talk with her, and we create presentations.
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As consciousness lumbered into me, I'd talk with editors and sources.
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Talk with your kids and set expectations around creating and watching.
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"You need cars to talk with each other," said Owens. Questions?
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Imagination said it would talk with Apple about alternative commercial arrangements.
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After my talk with Brian I felt better about my decision.
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After a long talk with my partner, my real recovery began.
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"I've had some talk with Tom," Gomez said in the interview.
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It's time to have a frank talk with your Durant jersey.
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"I think I had a talk with Richard [Pryor]," Morgan said.
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"I barely talk with my husband about this, no," she says.
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When you talk, you talk with intention; you speak with purpose.
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Soon enough, a Japanese officer showed up to talk with Gabaldon.
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He was too focused on steering to talk with Mission Control.
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From there, employees should talk with their managers about their plans.
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I don't want to talk with something that is completely dead.
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Dorsey and Mckesson, apparently, talk with some frequency about Twitter features.
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"I thought," he said, "I would talk with my father today."
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Economists increasingly talk with concern about increasing market power of companies.
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He brushed off the revisions in his talk with the interns.
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"I have a tendency to talk with colorful language," he said.
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She frequently pops by to talk with customers and store employees.
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I got to talk with him and hang out with him.
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Like so: Him: I want to talk with you about vaping.
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The president said he had a "long talk" with Florida Gov.
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Nanjiani's parents arrived on set and made small talk with Kher.
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A talk with the director and the film's subjects will follow.
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Let's absolutely talk with how this game is goofy as hell.
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Talk with a few close teammates about your pre-race jitters.
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We talk with Elsa and Clio Moock, and their father, Alastair.
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You'd hear her talk with such great knowledge and great ideas.
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"I was all set to talk with the president," he said.
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"I speak my mind to whomever I talk with," he said.
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Small talk with interludes of silence, just staring at one another.
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"I was just having this talk with my mom," Chinoo says.
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"We talk with everyone, and those conversations are private," Fields said.
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I traveled to Vienna, in southern Georgia, to talk with him.
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How prepared is the United States to talk with North Korea?
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Talk with a classmate about what you know, and compare notes.
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We talk with him on the show about what he's found.
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Was it wrong for Flynn to talk with the Russian envoy?
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Black parents had been having "the talk" with their kids long
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Talk with a friend about your experience with handstands and yoga.
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"I want to have a talk with you," she said abruptly.
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Pompeo will also talk with Moroccan Internal Security Chief Abdellatif Hammouchi.
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We talk with Jim Rutenberg, the media columnist for The Times.
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Pramila Jayapal and Mark Pocan talk with the media, April 11.
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"She will talk with the committee," Banks told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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When you represent great players everybody wants to talk with you.
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A Telegram channel existed for the investors to talk with Giza.
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But one thing lawmakers will not do is talk with Rudy.
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I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to talk with him.
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Every time I talk with younger kids, I realize the gap.
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He'll talk with you about your family, he'll joke around with you.
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I'd love to talk with you first about growing up in Minnesota.
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So, I could sit with him and really talk with some insight.
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WATERS: Please visit my office and sit down and talk with me.
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Talk with colleagues or supervisors if there is something you're not getting.
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Talk with the financial aid office of schools your children are considering.
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But we will talk with people if we think they're overdoing it.
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And by the way, yesterday I got to talk with the players.
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We had asked our government minders to talk with ordinary Pyongyang residents.
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He seemed to have found his game after a talk with Malone.
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"In Logar, where I'm from, you don't talk with girls," explains Ahmadzai.
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One counselor asked whether they should have a "consent talk" with campers.
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With Hive it's easier than ever to talk with everyone on campus.
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Still, McDonald's refused to talk with the workers or recognize a union.
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It was an honor to get to meet and talk with her.
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It's messy business and it requires us to talk with each other.
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Yeah. In the beginning of 2016 I had this talk with myself.
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Intelligence agencies often spy on foreign nationals who talk with U.S. citizens.
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Can we please have more of these "real talk with Leslie" sketches?
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I never had one sit-down talk with her all through paradise.
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And we do appreciate you taking the time to talk with us.
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Paul introduces the girl as Jamie, and the two talk with familiarity.
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We want to talk with real people who are making things happen.
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A deep talk with a new friend is on the menu tonight.
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Besides, there are so many other things to talk with Nyong'o about!
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People must opt in to talk with a business on the service.
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We must still talk with the Russians despite all differences of opinion.
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Being able to talk with the rest of the guys was awesome.
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Google would like to remind you that you can talk with it.
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"Listen, I don't have time to talk with a lunatic," she said.
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He is sending people to go talk with the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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SMITH: Governor Mike Huckabee, always good to talk with you, thank you.
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Talk with an accent and people think you're refusing to fit in.
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If your kid wants to use Sarahah, talk with them about why.
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The Hill's Rebecca Kheel has more on Trump's talk with McCain here.
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I start one talk with an abbreviated reading of my diagnosis piece.
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This report doesn't necessarily mean that Apple didn't talk with Virginia officials.
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I'm happy to talk with anyone at any time about each person.
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If you had the chance to talk with him, he was kind.
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I had come to talk with the consul general about shrimp salad.
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" Trump would often tell the trio on Ukraine issues: "Talk with Rudy.
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He needed to watch the film and talk with his coaching staff.
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Course I got a chance to do Straight Talk with James Wood.
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Cassidy even went on the show to talk with Kimmel about healthcare.
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The good thing about Drake is there's always honest talk with him.
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Now I am not "permitted" to talk with him during the day.
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It was a remarkable experience to get to talk with customers directly.
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In Washington, I had the opportunity to talk with members of Congress.
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Mostly, though, the people I talk with about affirmative consent are relieved.
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We also talk with comedian and Emmy-winning writer Ashley Nicole Black.
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She grew increasingly wracked by guilt and tried to talk with him.
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Go on a hike, bike to work, write, talk with my dad.
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Some senior campaign officials were clearly willing to talk with the Russians.
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Mr. Trump also has offered to talk with President Rouhani of Iran.
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In some instances, officials used their private accounts to talk with reporters.
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He used his last moments to talk with his wife via cellphone.
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He doesn't need to talk with reporters, and so, generally, he doesn't.
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I would love to talk with you about this exciting new venture!
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Talk with a classmate about your experience with letters to newspaper editors.
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If you feel comfortable, talk with your boss or human-resources department.
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If so, it's time to have a very serious talk with Eric.
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Engaging in small talk with your interviewer helps make a positive impression.
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"I'd love to talk with you about Brett Kavanaugh tonight," she says.
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Avoid dousing the table talk with your personal vitriol and unwelcome opinions.
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We talk with my colleague Matt Rosenberg, who is tracking this story.
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I mean, he would talk with any of them, all of them.
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If you're not sure, take time to talk with your HR rep.
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No arguments, and we can talk with each other without any difficulties.
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But really, I just wanted to talk with George about his selfies.
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We can see them, hear them, meet them and talk with them.
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The company reached out to talk with Trump representatives about the allegations.
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Owens' grieving father said he didn't want to talk with Trump at Dover.
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IS IT TIME FOR OUR DEALMAKER IN CHIEF TO TALK WITH NORTH KOREA ?
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Join us as we talk with Colson about writing, history, and fact vs.
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He chats to some bosses, then makes awkward small-talk with the apprentices.
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So I hope you'll talk with your friends about their experiences with luck.
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"She's depressed and does not talk with others," one of Hiroshi's researchers says.
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They also say they'd love to talk with him to clear the air.
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And now if somebody calls, we might sit down and talk with them.
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It is still unclear when the whistleblower might ultimately talk with the committee.
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He's conscious, and able to talk (with great difficulty), but he's completely subdued.
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When I talk with other survivors [of sexual abuse] they report similar experiences.
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The San Francisco 49ers requested permission from the Giants to talk with Coughlin.
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The best parts of gaming are the jokes and trash talk with friends.
|
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That night, I knew I needed to have a serious talk with Jordan.
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So I'm really glad to have an opportunity to talk with you today.
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He'll talk with us about the company's deployment plans and the challenges ahead.
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CNN: If you could talk with Brock, what would you say to him?
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The owners of the tame bear, known as Stepan, wouldn't talk with Buzzfeed.
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Her tears devolve into love talk with Arie that — again — actually seems genuine?
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CNBC took time to talk with some of the world's leading marketing executives.
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Regardless of who they are, they have had "the talk" with their kids.
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It's possible some of the witnesses won't even agree to talk with FBI.
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He's supposed to talk with Vice President Mike Pence at the governors' meeting.
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It handles how all the devices in your home talk with each other.
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I frequently talk with my brother Brian about life issues and marriage issues.
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I'm often paid just to sit with customers and talk with a drink.
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And like anyone else, sometimes Santa just wants to talk with his friends.
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Understand that you can talk with your providers about out-of-network fees.
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Menderes [Amy Mynderse] came in and had a very sweet talk with me.
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Incoming White House chief of staff Reince Priebus will talk with George Stephanopoulos.
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There is no small talk with the Twin Peaks co-creator and director.
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Now, he can type on his iPad and talk with people around him.
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Talk with girls about how to manage earnings (saving versus spending or investing).
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"Justin was kind, politely making small talk with the staff," the manager added.
|
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They knew Donald Trump was just doing locker room talk with a guy.
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We now have 20-plus GPs that we can talk with, as well.
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I've enjoyed the opportunity to talk with many of you earlier this morning.
|
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Mr. Trump discussed the issue in his talk with reporters aboard his plane.
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But I want to talk with our son on the next Sunday drive.
|
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Trump Jr. responded that he would be "happy" to talk with the committee.
|
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They would need to talk with Americans about terrorism: where it comes from,
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Several GOP senators went up to talk with him and shake his hand.
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Then I'll talk with a migrant and ask him about his own experiences.
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I went to talk with a fishing historian in my hometown, Gloucester, Mass.
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Talk with your child and let them be part of decisions and conversation.
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They occasionally attempt to talk with the Saviors, but those attempts are rebuffed.
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My talk with Vince Vaughn and Don Johnson got weirdly deep at points.
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So they go to the hospital to talk with their prospective client, Frank.
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Actually, I have yet to talk with a single person who has cancer.
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It's part of the reason he was even willing to talk with me.
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If you're not near a big city, talk with a doctor you trust.
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Investigators were going door to door to talk with residents and collect samples.
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In researching a promising company, they talk with its competitors, customers and suppliers.
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Communication links so the twins can talk with each other and with Earth.
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Nurses in masks and coveralls trying to make small talk with ailing patients.
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Read last week's newsletter about making awkward small talk with a new baby.
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Do not talk with others in the room if the gunman is nearby.
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Smarter Living: Do you need to have the "drug talk" with your children?
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"Know what he said?" asked Ms. Piven, recalling her talk with the policeman.
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The older I get and talk with my dad, things become more understandable.
|
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President Trump had a "very productive talk" with President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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Kara Swisher will be in this space on Monday to talk with Code.
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In the lineup, McMenamy tried to talk with each model and offered demonstrations.
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After the meeting, we had about 20 minutes to talk with Mr. Dorsey.
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We had, actually, a very good talk with the leader of the Taliban.
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BEIJING — He held up stalks of wheat and made small talk with farmers.
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Start with the latest episode, a talk with Roxane Gay and Aja Monet.
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This time around, I wanted to talk with people I hadn't interviewed before.
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That's sitting down to talk with the devil, who is killing the people.
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But when people ask what we're doing, I try to talk with them.
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Nonetheless, she used two of those minutes to talk with him, not shoot.
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It could prompt you to talk with your primary partner about your feelings.
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We talk with Dionne Searcey, the West Africa bureau chief for The Times.
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Do you ever talk with your family or friends about the impeachment inquiry?
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Hello darkness my old friend I've come to talk with you again pic.twitter.
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Colton had a famously panicky Fantasy Suites pep talk with host Chris Harrison.
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Ford executives were set to talk with investors later in the evening Wednesday.
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"How can you talk with a president we do not recognize?" he said.
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When I first asked to talk with him, in 2014, I wasn't hopeful.
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Talk with a classmate about what you know about the Paris climate agreement.
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Talk with your partner about what you're both into and go for it.
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Pet owners can talk with their veterinarians about medications for preventing tick bites.
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It's where I eat, read, sit and talk with friends, and often work.
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"You can talk with other people, and they help you out," he says.
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Anyone they talk with is going to tell them about someone who died.
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Deciding to talk with a boss about therapy requires some careful mental calculus.
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Still, it's always best to talk with an attorney about your particular situation.
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Of course, vehicles will not talk with each other about races or relationships.
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Trust yourself to be able to talk with your daughter about these experiences.
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That man is probably having an uncomfortable talk with human resources right now.
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He paused when the rabbi of the congregation tried to talk with him.
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He'd even make small talk with the wait staff like a normal adult.
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Quantico, Va. Leland will talk with Marines who are using virtual reality to simulate and train for combat zones in real time, face off against a military-trained dog, and talk with officers training at the Marines' premiere military base.
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I've begun to talk with the other parents/caregivers as well and begin friendships.
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Although, he noted that Microsoft is continuing to talk with Sony on the issue.
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"That was a very good meeting," Trump said, referring to his talk with Putin.
|
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In this episode of Technotopia I talk with Mitch Goldstone, the founder of ScanMyPhotos.
|
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The plane recently changed hands, and investigators will also talk with the previous owners.
|
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But having to make small talk with a person while you plank and sweat?
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"I couldn't find anybody that would sit and talk with me, unfortunately," McAvoy said.
|
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Esco viewed it as a chance to talk with a mentor about film craft.
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I talk with the nice sales associate and ask about seeing women's shoe samples.
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I recently had the opportunity to talk with her about a handful of them.
|
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Thomas declined to talk with the filmmakers and declined to comment on the film.
|
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Dr. Menderes [Amy Mynderse] came in and had a very sweet talk with me.
|
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This week on The Ladies Room, I talk with life coach Lauren Handel Zander.
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It doesn't mean that you should move to the woods and talk with animals.
|
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So we talk with him, take selfies with him, and we've become best friends.
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BBC News reports that Wright will have just 30 minutes to talk with Zuckerberg.
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"We wanted something that would 'talk' with the Vantablack," explains Gesaffelstein's manager, Manu Barron.
|
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Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont talk with voters in Las Vegas.
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Shortly after her pep talk with the boy, a grin crept upon his face.
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The phone generates ephemeral keys (think public keys) to talk with the secure ecnlave.
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But the best thing we can do is move on and talk with people.
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"They had to have a talk with me," Williams told the outlet in 2007.
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"You can actually talk with the plants and they talk to you," she said.
|
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The photographer insisted that Buzzfeed buy the photos before she would talk with Buzzfeed.
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Always good to talk with you and let&aposs both hope -- GRAHAM: Thank you.
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That way, you can talk with the owner and cleaners about what you need.
|
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His own drinking made it difficult to talk with Cory about hers, he said.
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Talk with your colleagues about upcoming projects or events that you're looking forward to.
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Talk with people during this time — anyone, everyone — about your feelings, fears, and needs.
|
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The other would talk with a male interviewer, also wearing a white lab coat.
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The idea is we are going to sit down and talk with the UFC.
|
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That's the lesson one mom just learned after a talk with her young son.
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It gives us the freedom to come here, stay, eat, and talk with friends.
|
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I got the chance to talk with him this week for the Technotopia podcast.
|
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Question: Can we hear the Richard Schaffer testimony about his talk with Mr. Cosby?
|
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I went down to GiveWell's offices to talk with them about the expanded focus.
|
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"Carine was an absolute pleasure to talk with and get to know," Blue says.
|
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The President has said several times that he is willing to talk with Iran.
|
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No," Portman said, "Do I want to talk with them directly government to government?
|
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"They talk with the people with real power all over the world," he said.
|
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Bauman had started the talk with a tweet that included the hash tag #BoycottInNOut.
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Being able to avoid a stern talk with IT is worth the $90 price.
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She said Hong Kong officials would talk with the public about other possible changes.
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Go visit and talk with that friend who's now living in a retirement community.
|
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It could start by encouraging members to talk with each other more, not less.
|
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Briggs also called in to MSNBC to talk with Rachel Maddow on Monday night.
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We'll sit down with Mike in the next few weeks and talk with him.
|
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But sometimes I see her on TV and talk with her on the phone.
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"We're working on setting up a time to talk with them, yes," Jordan said.
|
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Snowden began to talk with Laura Poitras, and then with the journalist Barton Gellman.
|
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In a 20-minute talk with charts and graphs, Ryan laid out their options.
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Talk with your tax advisor to see where your business should be charging expenses.
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"The amount is very small, when you talk with law enforcement personnel," Ige said.
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The phone generates ephemeral keys (think public keys) to talk with the Secure Enclave.
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The veteran defenseman dropped in on some golf talk with a nice call back.
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Then he returned to our house, where the women continued to talk with him.
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But on Friday, he cited the talk with Trump as a reason to wait.
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However, we will continue to talk with customers and regulators as the space evolves.
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Author and body-language expert Patti Wood says you should talk with your hands.
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You can talk with me by phone now, but maybe I will die tomorrow.
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And I can't wait to talk with the Democrats in Ankeny about just that.
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Who better to talk with about cleaning the stables of big-time college sports?
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Sketchbook What one artist learned when she sat down to talk with Lynda Barry.
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And Ken, thank you for taking the time to talk with us this morning.
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He would turn sideways to talk with me, then look back at his screen.
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Why can't we just sit and talk with people and hear about their work?
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On Saturday, Mr. Trump said he had a "very good talk" with Mr. Moon.
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It is unclear whether Iran would even agree to talk with the White House.
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I try to eat a healthy breakfast, take frequent walks and talk with friends.
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Most people I talk with succumb immediately to a swift death by free association.
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They forgot how to talk with each other and she felt on her own.
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As a member of the Indiana Pacers, he routinely exchanged trash talk with Lee.
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For a politician, private talk — with donors, journalists, interest groups, members of Congress, etc.
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Talk with them about your plans, ask if they have suggestions to improve them.
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We wait and talk with people from all professions and all walks of life.
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You talk with the navigator and strategists and discuss what sail to use next.
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What are the biggest misperceptions you encounter when you talk with members and staff?
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Oprah sounds like Oprah when you talk with her — she sings your name, ''Taffy!
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SA I think it's also vital to talk with your fiancé about all this.
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Elizabeth knows it, and she suggested the spy's equivalent, a talk with his handler.
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We talk with my colleague David E. Sanger, who is just back from Russia.
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I grew up conditioned in excessive politeness, fitted for making small talk with strangers.
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"They have asked to interview me and I will talk with them," Ohr explained.
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Aaronson will talk with Henny Sender, chief correspondent of Financial Times, on Feb. 26.
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I talk with the manager and book a jungle tour for our family tomorrow.
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The next step here is to talk with your manager about what's going on.
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New code has to be written to get parts to talk with one another.
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If the college library doesn't have the book you need, talk with a librarian.
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"She will talk with the committee," Ford's lawyer Lisa Banks told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Watch something steamy or something sudsy — or some serious craft talk with Lupita Nyong'o.
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I would like to talk with you for a few minutes about the event.
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Talk with my video editor to discuss changes I need for an upcoming video.
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BUT WE HAVE HERE TO TALK WITH US ABOUT THIS DISNEY CEO BOB IGER.
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Because traveling around southern West Virginia to talk with people is worth my effort.
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Trump was there wanting to talk with Cramer about the fact that Utah Sen.
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She told CNN that she is willing to sit down and talk with investigators.
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Maybe if they stopped disguising activism as journalism those Republicans would talk with them.
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Talk with your doctor about a procedure using a larger incision in the abdomen.
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He re-learned to walk and talk with months of physical and cognitive therapy.
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Now, he said, even Buddhist acquaintances in Yangon are embarrassed to talk with him.
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Riders can talk with each other and even in some cases with their instructors.
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First, you mentioned earlier you will talk with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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If not, they would have to talk with the United States about additional measures.
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She likes the Pokémon Go. WM: I have to have a talk with her.
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Trump time and time again has denigrated the need to talk with the North.
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Adventures in fundraising: a candid talk with European founders about securing funding in today's climate.
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Camp allegedly began making small talk with the child in the seat next to him.
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Uncomfortable small talk with your Uber driver may soon be a thing of the past.
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Thank you so much for taking time when you're on set to talk with me.
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The latest version description reads: Ever want to just talk with your audience on Periscope?
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He had an "off the record" talk with the CEO who told him as much.
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Learn more, pay attention to the relevant news, and talk with your family and friends.
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As he fixes my phone, I talk with my friend and play with her cat.
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I still remember how my aunt would talk with such pride about our pastor's car.
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The new video chat feature will allow users to talk with one or more people.
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Next, Obama's chief speechwriter would talk with other writers about how to frame the story.
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Jordan allegedly had her talk with the driver while standing behind her with a gun.
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True to form, Zayner began his talk with a gulp from a copper-colored flask.
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This allows you to talk with Alexa but, it isn't always listening, like an Echo.
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They tell us it is not easy to persuade people to talk with American reporters.
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To talk with Gomminginger, who has lived both ends of the spectrum, there's no doubt.
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So, McBride said she called radio programmers herself to talk with them about the song.
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If you keep pushing, a call starts and you can talk with the emergency services.
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We want to make this right, talk with the community, and find a better approach.
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Coach Adam Gase acknowledged that he hadn't bothered to talk with Osemele about the situation.
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"Kane is actually a guy that can sit down and talk with him," Tikhonov said.
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She was playing phone tapes of steamy sex talk with Governor Clinton for the press.
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CNBC got to try out the company's newest electric vehicle and talk with the creators.
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The tech industry likes to talk, with increasing zeal, about the power of machine learning.
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Trump has already said he's willing to back up his tough talk with the media.
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Or sit in a room and talk with us for hours about life and love?
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Perhaps your mom could have a talk with the mom who crocheted this 😬 pic.twitter.
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That's why all dads and moms need to have that "money talk" with their kids.
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But he has previously said that the United States has continued to talk with Morocco.
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The exquisite pain of making 22016 minutes of small talk with an overly talkative hairdresser?
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Then you can watch us talk with co-producer and writer Kor Adana on YouTube.
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Bryan was the kind of guy who could make small talk with anyone he met.
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The source declined to be named as he is not authorited to talk with media.
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Watch us talk with actor Jeremy Holm and cryptocurrency expert Peter Van Valkenburgh on YouTube.
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He used to just get out on the streets and walk and talk with people.
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Witnesses to gun violence very often are not willing to talk with investigators, Johnson said.
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This one was empty, and I made small talk with the realtor about the weather.
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And President Trump&aposs talk with North Korea today should not come as a surprise.
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There's already talk with seasoned old Ibiza clubbers about attending the closing party in September.
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She found a great way to write sentences and talk with people using Morse code.
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The officers then made small talk with Crowley, comforting her in her state of confusion.
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Brett quickly made a U-turn and the family stopped to talk with Bill Hansbury.
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From Trump's talk with Fox News at the White House:I hope things work out well.
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Wait till I talk with the judge, you will be f---ing fired over this.
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At another point in the episode, she did talk with Meyers about her Twitter debacle.
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That's what we call commercial diplomacy where we bring CEOs to talk with government leaders.
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On April 14, an agent called Highland Park hoping to talk with Swartz in person.
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Over the weekend, I got the chance to talk with most of the youth plaintiffs.
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In the clip, Kris Jenner, 61, also has a talk with Kendall about her safety.
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She enjoyed school and looked forward to recess where she could talk with her friends.
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And I'm starting to talk with a couple of people about maybe doing some collaborations.
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It encourages big companies to share stories and talk with their customers on social networks.
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Let's hope her uniformly attractive parents are planning on Having The Talk with her, soon.
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In doing so, you invite them to make small talk with you down the road.
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The source declined to be named as he is not authorized to talk with media.
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However, Di Maio has not budged on his refusal even to talk with Forza Italia.
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He's a mess to talk with so I don't have anything to say to him.
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An artist talk with BJ Lillis till take place on Saturday, June 10 at 3PM.
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He noted that Senator John McCain, in 2008, also welcomed open talk with the press.
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Johnson added that "of course" the talk with Ryan was enough to assuage his concerns.
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Trump surprised everyone when he accepted an invitation to talk with the North Korean leader.
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Klobuchar's going to have to talk with her staff and talk to people about it.
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Annie interrupts to ask if he will have a private talk with David, the thief?
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"Check out the full video of the talk with Musk and Alibaba CEO Jack Ma "
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For now, she's shy around CNN's camera and doesn't want to talk with cameras rolling.
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Abdullah reportedly relayed details of his talk with Trump to French leaders earlier this month.
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Is there anything else that you would like from me to talk with you about?
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Instinctively I reach out to touch everyone I talk with, heightening the moment of contact.
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To find the best waves for beginners, talk with locals or look for online recommendations.
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For online conversations, participants were assigned a random person to talk with for 15 minutes.
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Workato creates integration software that helps apps "talk" with each other, and automates repetitive tasks.
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To talk with him is to be held in a tractor beam of pure charisma.
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I claim the right to talk with other political forces that represent the French people.
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But all that talk, with the potential for a history book preface, gets us nowhere.
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I'll go and observer, maybe have a few beers and talk with some pretty people.
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It was genuinely really hard for them to talk with their husbands honestly about this.
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There were lots of cool people to talk with and very cool ideals floating around.
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A year ago, Rosenstein visited a federal prison to talk with inmates about their future.
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Zelenskiy has offered to talk with Putin in a neutral venue – the Belarus capital Minsk.
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At this point, "I can talk with them about a lot of things," Laurie says.
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And of course, developers will be able to talk with Facebook engineers about their work.
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We also talk with her honors physics teacher in high school and her family friends.
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Trudeau will also talk with Trump about trade and take part in a working lunch.
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So I decided to visit and talk with students, teachers, principals, community leaders and researchers.
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Spend your money in these places, and talk with them, they always have good stories.
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I often wonder what would have come of more time to talk with the technician.
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How do I talk with this person and convince him of the pattern I see?
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Is your sense that when you talk with him … do you think he understands that?
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"She's not prepared to talk with them at a hearing on Monday," Ms. Banks said.
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" He added, "But I'm happy to sit down and talk with you if you'd like.
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Everybody clears out and I just talk with Angelo, and Angelo plays, and we talk.
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" "Had a very good talk with President Xi of China concerning our giant Trade Deal.
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On today's episode: • We talk with Matt Apuzzo about what we learned from Mr. Kushner.
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But he's since lunched with the President and continues to talk with him on occasion.
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Becky watched Max talk with a colleague, each taking turns laughing at the other's joke.
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Home-schooling families should talk with their accountant and financial advisor to assess that possibility.
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During the interview, T.I. was asked about whether he had the "sex talk" with Harris.
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He is also scheduled to talk with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe later in the day.
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Earlier in the fall, Sanders attended a black barbershop talk with rapper Killer Mike. Sen.
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We talk with Michael D. Shear about the man seen as a beacon of discipline.
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We develop empathy when we talk with people from different backgrounds who challenge our beliefs.
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Eventually, a board member came down to talk with the protesters and accept their petition.
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Dionne and I returned to the village months later to talk with the family again.
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Boys I talk with also admire celebrities as varied as Derek Jeter and Ellen DeGeneres.
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Between the preparations and small talk with C., it's all of a sudden 45:6.
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I mentally prepare myself to talk with my mother, because she's easily agitated and paranoid.
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Let me say again: We weren't happy with the President's directive to talk with Rudy.
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We're continuing to talk with them to explain why they should pay what we demand.
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Hours after the talk with his friend, he sat in relative calm on the riverside.
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It is common for lobbyists to talk with the office about proposed and pending rules.
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Rouhani has maintained that he would not talk with the US until Washington lifts sanctions.
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He asked if the former Speaker would talk with the president about signing the bill.
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Has there ever been talk with TBS about increasing the frequency of "Full Frontal" broadcasts?
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She had just finished her teaching degree and would have to talk with her family.
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" "Had a very good talk with President Xi of China concerning our giant Trade Deal.
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And second, why is it so hard for America to even talk with North Korea?
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If you talk with somebody in charge, maybe you can change the fate of your movie.
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Later, at dinner, Khloé, 31, decided to call Rob on Facetime to talk with the kids.
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And for the next few months, everyone wanted to talk with me about what he'd said.
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The organization brought Alex Fulmer, 17, the youngest player on Team U.S.A., to talk with Meacham.
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There were conflicting reports on whether the cops tried to talk with the man before firing.
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After all, "Warren's favorite audience to talk with are young people," director Peter Kunhardt tells CNBC.
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Who better to talk with about all of that than the former Prime Minister of Canada.
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I would like to talk with you regarding a case in which you were the victim.
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On Thursday night, she stopped by Late Night to talk with Seth Meyers about the experience.
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I spent a long time seeking to talk with David Borsykowsky, Bill O'Brien, and Jack Sartore.
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Pregnant women might still want to talk with their obstetricians before using insect repellant, Hotez said.
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In other cases, clients can talk with Compass directly for suggestions about tools they might use.
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Bill Richardson, a former North Korea negotiator cast doubt on Trump's plans to talk with Kim.
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" I remember my parents having The Talk with me, which lasted about 10 minutes," she says.
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I must now have a different and equally disappointing talk with my 14-year-old daughter.
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I tried to find the most interesting actors, and talk with them about what felt truthful.
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The sheriff said that authorities are hoping to talk with witnesses and look through video footage.
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A common cause of burnout among doctors is an inability to talk with patients about death.
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Below, we talk with Anzoategui about the power of community in Vida and in real life.
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She said both sides should be flexible and that there was room to talk with China.
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I had a long talk with her about not working with him and it didn't click.
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Nearly 57% of teens said they use iMessage or SMS the most to talk with friends.
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It's about being equitable with how and who I talk with about how exciting books are.
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Both sources spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk with media.
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On the other hand, sometimes I talk with people who are extremely concerned about gun violence.
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And the president is deciding whether or not to sit down and talk with Bob Mueller.
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Sung said he was ready to talk with Japanese officials any time Tokyo requests a meeting.
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Most of the time, the Maguires weren't making small talk with celebrities — though that did happen.
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We&aposre going to talk with Devin Nunes coming up, the Chairman of the Intel Committee.
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It's so draining making small talk with the wives, who are much older than I am.
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On Thursday, Fischer got to meet and talk with the country music superstar—while in space.
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I inhaled, smiled, and prepared to make small talk with one of the Coolest Women Alive.
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Six begins casually drinking and doesn't stop when Blossom has a talk with her about it.
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We settle down to talk with a group of four girls, Becky, Tash, Helen and Steph.
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Yet somehow, many in the GOP confuse macho talk with leadership, imagining that bluster is enough.
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Ready to spend the weekend engaged in some pretty serious Girl Talk with Nancherla and Firestone?
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Grossman peppers his talk with examples of warriors worthy of emulation—laconic Spartans, noble knights, Batman.
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Barry Jenkins opens If Beale Street Could Talk with a series of quotes by James Baldwin.
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I don't really have that many friends I can talk with about these things, you know?
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I dance and talk with friends and couples, but I don't worry about the end goal.
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When in doubt, "talk with the sales people," says Audrey Pietrucha at the Le Creuset store.
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But he agreed to talk with me, by telephone, about his teachings and his star pupil.
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We've talked to anybody who will talk with us about it, and I welcome additional suggestions.
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He's happy to talk with folks at any time," Pompeo said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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He said he'll be available to talk with members about the tax bill, one lawmaker said.
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"I will buy with you, talk with you, walk with you, and so following," he declares.
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The Trump administration has sent mixed signals about its willingness to talk with the North Koreans.
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And I waited till breakfast late the next morning to talk with Grigor about the match.
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We welcome the opportunity to talk with Ms. Neumayr about pressing environmental issues such as these.
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President Obama on Thursday engaged in some hockey trash talk with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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"I ain't got nobody I can laugh with and talk with," he told his little brother.
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Sanders' decision to talk with Fox News shows that he and his handlers understand this principle.
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Talk with your veterinarian about other toys or treats that are most appropriate for your dog.
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Lake Washington, and watch television, go on long walks alone, or sit and talk with Fox
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It's unclear, though, if Trump shared any details of that talk with anyone in the administration.
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A Hyperakt Lunch Talk with Jonny Naismith, design director of Moving Brands, on March 343, 2016.
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I had a talk with him about possibly recording our album and he was into it.
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Kim, the spokesperson, added that Moon also wants North Korea to talk with the United States.
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Forget about your phone for a minute, look around and talk with people next to you.
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But I definitely plan on having that talk with her before somebody else lets her know.
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TC: Were you coding away in your bedroom like 27% of the founders we talk with?
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He went back to Baton Rouge and tried to talk with our US attorney, Stan Bardwell.
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"Nowadays, we won't talk with strangers, we won't care about people next to us," Hung said.
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Download Zoom, a video conferencing web app that lets you talk with multiple people at once.
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But before there was any time to stew, a talk with Cora made him feel better.
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The first, though, is that you should make time for a stern talk with your daughters.
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She agreed to talk with me privately, and we went into the woods to be alone.
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Jose A. Del Real, my colleague, will talk with Betzabé García after the screening in Pasadena.
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I use the internet to talk with friends and family members who live in different places.
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Recently I visited Sweden to talk with conscripts in mechanized infantry, artillery and army ranger units.
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President Donald Trump time and time again has denigrated the need to talk with North Korea.
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The next week, his lawyer, Mr. Petrillo, arranged to talk with prosecutors in Manhattan, interviews show.
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He told it in more detail last year during a talk with the Hudson Union Society.
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A: [OWNER/OPERATOR] Please talk with your owner/operator about any benefits that may be available.
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Working from home with their families, most don't have a private space to talk with me.
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Anne Hathaway, a star in the new movie "Ocean's Eight," will talk with Colbert on Thursday.
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Read more about Lauren's talk with Cox here, and follow all the news about Facebook here.
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For the first time in many years, the company is backing up its talk with action.
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The senator told CNN she was willing to talk with President Donald Trump about the legislation.
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He quails at the thought of having to make small talk with a pizza delivery guy.
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She said Mr. Weinstein or his assistant invited her to a hotel to talk with him.
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Daniel Jones, who has edited the column since 2004, will talk with the author Terri Cheney.
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" Snoop Dogg wrote on Instagram that he chose to apologize after a "talk with my momma.
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So, while he doesn't want to talk with investigators, he had no problems talking with journalists.
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You could sit down and talk with him after a show, and he'd say, 'Thank you.
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The deal also requires Mnuchin to talk with Liu "on a regular basis" about macroeconomic issues.
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CNN reported Monday that Trump plans to talk with the Russian president about Syria and Ukraine.
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As far as I recall, all top people Woodward wanted to talk with spoke to him.
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Talk with an independent insurance agent who can recommend the best coverage for your specific needs.
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The FBI permitted her to arrange a time to come in and talk with the investigators.
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Had he been in Tillerson's place, would there be any attempt to talk with North Korea?
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Mr. Morales repeatedly ordered them not to talk with Ecuadorean officials about his trips, they said.
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I never heard him talk with bitterness about his five years as a prisoner of war.
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They actually said very clearly that they are ready to talk with Iran without a precondition.
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It could be that they learned to talk with a caring adult and ask for help.
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If it's okay with you, I'd like to talk with you about what happened and apologize.
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"To watch myself get up off the field, high-five teammates , sprint off to the sidelines, talk with coaches, talk with doctors and to not remember any of it," was a strange feeling, Utecht told CNBC, adding that the day had been "completely erased" from his memory.
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In the melee, I had a chance to talk with Senator Schatz (D-Hawaii) about the pronouncement.
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Lots of people come talk with me about an open internet — that transcends partisan politics and analysis.
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Colleague Werlein described Langer as a "fun loving person" who he could always approach and talk with.
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Rollins took some time to talk with PEOPLE about his lifetime in the trenches of record collecting.
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"We used to talk with Andrea and the other dancers," Kelly's brother Bruce reveals in the documentary.
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As proof of Kemp's intentions, Democrats cite leaked audio of a recent closed-door talk with donors.
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"He's like a magnet, people just want to come and sit and talk with him," Yancy says.
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We&aposll talk with Jeh Johnson, Mr. Obama&aposs secretary of homeland security, when we come back.
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We talk with former adviser to President George W. Bush and current Wal-Mart executive Dan Bartlett.
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Hang with friends, talk with other women who've struggled with self-esteem, and build each other up.
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In a moment, we&aposll discuss expectations for the talk with U.S. ambassador to Russia, Jon Huntsman.
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We would point to a person and they would try to persuade them to talk with us.
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Drew has become an ambassador for open hiring, even doing a Ted Talk with Brady about it.
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To get the opportunity to talk with someone who is so influential and thoughtful was pretty amazing.
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"Mannerisms, kind of the way we talk — we both talk with our hands and stuff like that."
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But one thing neither she nor Ice T do is indulge in "baby talk" with their daughter.
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As part of the program, they'll also be able to talk with Microsoft experts and INRIA researchers.
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The company integrated Talk with its proprietary Hangouts and now that service will be integrated into Gmail.
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He was speaking on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to talk with the media.
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At that point, Steve Jobs came out of the house and made small talk with the group.
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Several years later, Frank visited Chardon High School to talk with faculty members about the recovery process.
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I made small talk with the cashier at Whole Foods, who I discovered is also a writer.
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They're too outré to drum up much awards talk, with too many odd angles and frayed ends.
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"The people around me who I had an opportunity to talk with were very sweet," she said.
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Most of the Vive owners I talk with think of Viveport as little more than buggy bloatware.
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This means lots of talk with partners (both romantic and otherwise) will be going down this month.
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I&aposll talk with one of the men tasked with identifying the remains of our war heroes.
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Some are staging sit-ins or die-ins, while others are demanding to talk with their representative.
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He once tried to start a program that encouraged baristas to talk with customers about race issues.
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Their daughter finally came down to see them, they said, but Kelly refused to talk with them.
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"Because if I talk with someone, I can no longer simply say he is stupid," she said.
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Fox News Sunday: Pence will share his thoughts on reports of Trump's tough talk with foreign leaders.
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Recode's Ina Fried and Kara Swisher talk with The Verge's Lauren Goode on Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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He didn't get to be with Bassil, his new love, or talk with close friends and relatives.
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The festival highlights opportunities to meet and talk with craftsmen who work in traditional Viking-era methods.
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He'd stop to say hello and make small talk with people on the rugged streets he patrolled.
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But Crohn's patients should still talk with their doctors first before embarking on any major diet changes.
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A connected audience is one that watches together, and can talk with one another in real-time.
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Pence will visit the pyramids and will talk with media with the ancient wonders as a backdrop.
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In addition, we recommend that consumers talk with their doctor or pediatrician about their family's supplement use.
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Yep. Yep. KS: Because you have to be located ... And we'll talk with you about that soon.
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Sessions was supposed to talk with the House and Senate spending committees on the Justice Department's budget.
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The modern software development relies heavily on APIs as more businesses begin to talk with one another.
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Hoye said that he's been to Washington several times to talk with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Grubbs told CNN earlier Wednesday that Rohrabacher would be happy to talk with the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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In those days, he didn't go through agents or managers or bodyguards to talk with the stars.
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I had the good fortune to talk with the development team of the recently-Kickstarted Cattails recently.
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On April 25, Pope Francis gave a TED talk with an encouraging message of tolerance and cooperation.
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"I hung it up about two years ago," Mr. Obama said in his talk with Mr. Lue.
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Many Democrats at the time expressed cautious optimism that it would be beneficial to talk with Iran.
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To talk with them about the parallels is to remember how universal some types of gullibility are.
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VICE Impact got the chance to talk with Jessie Baker of the Rainforest Alliance's Landscapes & Livelihoods team.
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Some fans like Bruce Picken talk with reverence about Gordie Howe as the greatest hockey player ever.
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Shanahan reportedly met with Afghan military leaders, and was set to talk with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)Ford is building cars that "talk" with traffic lights, road signs and pedestrians.
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I agree that you should talk with your son, but not at the height of his vulnerability.
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Trump has repeatedly said that he wants to talk with Mueller because he has nothing to hide.
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But, today, I made small talk with the receptionist, who also shampooed my hair, and my stylist.
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Mercer and Murdoch each talk with Trump every week or two, and dine with him on occasion.
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Mr. Durando asked the police chief to talk with him, but not in his Port Authority office.
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He added Poland would talk with France, the United States, Japan and South Korea about nuclear technologies.
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He offers a chair to sit and talk with him and wall to leave a message behind.
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His latest show at the Met Breuer brought me to tears [read Creators talk with Marshall here].
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I show up and make small talk with the other comics as they're waiting to go on.
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She came in the restaurant after and I had a talk with her and we took photos.
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"I would first like to talk with the family about the concrete parameters," Haelg told the paper.
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In the end I was able to work through my feelings of fear and talk with her.
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JM: There's a strong appetite for fixing the problem at all the media companies we talk with.
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You know, Eminem, he talks about stuff that you talk with when you're at your friend's house.
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Meanwhile, I've learned that I don't really have to raise my voice to talk with the HomePod.
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And here's how a private talk with a White House lawyer turned the tide of his nomination.
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Dr. Wexler wanted to talk with me, at her apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
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I just had a talk with Anne Wojcicki about the lack of need for radiologists going forward.
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I also often use WhatsApp to talk with sources on sensitive topics, because all communication is encrypted.
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In those memes, Mx. Michael appears to be having a pep talk with a spiritually enlightened doppelgänger.
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If parents decide against using location tracking, I encourage them to talk with their teenager about why.
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Parents have to talk with their children about guns and gun violence in an age-appropriate way.
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Steve Kornacki, NBC News's resident elections nerd, will talk with a much less wonky host, Jimmy Fallon.
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After making small talk with the congressman, she asked him to pose with her for a selfie.
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Talk with people of other generations about where—and how—they shopped when they were your age.
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But before they go, Montverde Coach Kevin Boyle plans to have a long, serious talk with everyone.
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We can help the process along by the way we talk with our grandkids about shared experiences.
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"It was an interesting discussion," Mr. Johnsen said in an interview about his talk with the governor.
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"And we will not sit and talk with the Kabul administration as a government," Mr. Mujahid added.
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She offered honest talk with a smile about dying, life expectancy, even the perks of being sick.
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We can't require every rape survivor not just to talk with but also collaborate with her rapist.
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She'll talk with Andrew about how she built Goop into one of the biggest wellness brands around.
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This week on the show, Mike and Lauren talk with WIRED digital director Brian Barrett at CES.
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Because we have to talk with a lot of different people in order to get it right.
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Every person you meet or talk with will have advice or think they know better than you.
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STEIN: I've tried to talk with Bernie, but, you know, Bernie is--he is a team player.
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I asked Lourdes what she thought her father would say if he could talk with us now.
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Eric finally having a serious talk with Adam about how his bullying affected him is so powerful.
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You should talk with your doctor if you think this might be the right option for you.
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" Sam said, "I have never been in a situation where there hasn't been somebody to talk with.
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Talk with your family and come up with an amount per person that makes sense for everyone.
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After they inject, they can go to a chill room to talk with peer counselors and nurses.
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It's also important to talk with your doctor or pharmacist before changing any routine with your medicine.
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Instead, pick and choose a few of these tactics and talk with them about those specific things.
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We talk with my colleague Katrin Bennhold, who lives in London and is reporting on the attack.
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Try to break out of any negative patterns by combating self-defeating talk with positive, encouraging statements.
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While in Baghdad, Mr. Mattis plans to talk with Iraqi officials as well as American military commanders.
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Mueller hasn't yet requested a Trump interview but has indicated he wants to talk with the President.
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To which my dad was surprised and had a real talk with me about getting pulled over.
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I want to have more big thinking talk with you about advertising and the state of media.
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Tastemade's Larry Fitzgibbon and Eater's Helen Rosner talk with Recode's Peter Kafka on the latest Recode Media.
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Zarif, during a talk with the Asia Society, indicated that he could help facilitate a prisoner exchange.
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" WATCH: President Trump tells Chuck Todd that he wants to talk with Iran with "no pre-conditions.
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People This weekend, maybe you can leave your phone in your pocket and talk with people around you.
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When I sat down in the park to talk with Chris, I realized just how far we'd come.
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"I had a long talk with Anthony on Saturday, and everything's been ironed out," coach Chip Kelly said.
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We offer people reading material, and give them the chance to ask questions or just talk with us.
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Bee traveled to Moscow to talk with two of these such trolls, and what she discovered was fascinating.
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Tom Perez is here to talk with me about two things that obsess Silicon Valley: work and money.
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In a moment, we&aposll talk with national security advisor John Bolton, who is just back from Moscow.
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I talk with people around my table, then excuse myself to work a little more on my presentation.
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" Gaines wrote, adding jokingly, "Gonna have to talk with this little one's agent about his on-set behavior.
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The Task Force encourages people to talk with their doctor about whether taking aspirin is appropriate, she said.
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My stop came and went; I stayed onboard to finish reading the transcripts and talk with my editors.
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We talk with many companies about their visions of the smart home and how we can work together.
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Flynn had originally said he didn't talk with the ambassador about sanctions, but later revealed that he had.
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"I would at least make a little small talk with the other passengers," she said in an email.
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I can't stop thinking about my upcoming talk with the studio owner and what I want to do.
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WALLACE: We&aposll talk with Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump&aposs first campaign manager and still a close advisor.
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Celeste's last session with Reisman and Jane's talk with Madeline has me convinced that Perry is Jane's rapist.
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He also texts Volker the URL of the Politico article and says he needs to talk with him.
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Attorneys Lisa Bloom (left) and Gloria Allred arrive to talk with the media during Cosby's trial April 12.
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They had left that night after refusing to talk with a police officer, and their identities were unknown.
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You should talk with your doctor to learn more about medication or surgery if you have heart disease.
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If you're concerned about high cholesterol, you should talk with your doctor about the best diet for you.
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Washington should talk with the Germans to come up with a credible plan of relaunching the EU economy.
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The next time you go to your favorite restaurant or cocktail bar, talk with the manager about bookkeeping.
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What makes a person want to talk with a random subset of their friends on a regular basis?
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When your kid is in high school, have the hard talk with your kids around their college selection.
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However, there are really interesting messaging use cases where I, as a user, want to "talk" with someone.
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He said he's hoping the stunt will encourage AMC to talk with MoviePass about a profit-sharing partnership.
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As I listened to her talk with her friends, her friends all said the same things or worse.
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From being an adversary to becoming a partner Learning how to talk with your partner doesn't happen overnight.
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Paul and I will be hosting this episode where we'll talk with Chaim Gartenberg about Nintendo Switch projectors.
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John and Ryan receive a phone call from June, who wants to meet up and talk with them.
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Essex Police are eager to talk with whoever left the rockets at the bus stop on Tuesday afternoon.
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Here's to planning a breakup talk with your blowdryer... This story was originally published on October 20, 2016.
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I call my grandpa's assisted living home and, incredibly, he's available to talk with me on the phone!
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This week on War College we talk with a man who believes the Air Force should be disbanded.
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De Niro will be participating in a special talk with actor and costar Bradley Cooper Saturday, April 21.
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"And then I began to minister to him and pray to him and talk with him," Wright said.
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Biden: My talk with Beau about running was no 'Hollywood moment' CNN's Stephen Collinson contributed to this report.
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With tensions still festering, officials on both sides of the ethnic divide were reluctant to talk with journalists.
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I talk with Sandra, another dieter, who has completed one round of FMD and plans to do more.
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When I talk with other women about the show, I just get so much animosity towards it still.
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I had a talk with him 15 years ago, and he talked to me afterwards and introduced himself.
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As an outsider, Mr. Park needed to talk with the "gatekeepers," people who confided heartbreaking, personal life experiences.
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But critics say it does not give managers enough time to talk with their workers before they vote.
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The Mexican actress is making the rounds on American television networks, including a talk with CNN's Carmen Aristegui.
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"I just start kissing them," he says in the 2005 talk with former "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush.
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All have "helped push the GIF into a staple of how you talk with people now," says Hayes.
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"Me and him sitting down, talking about old times," Shaq, 46, tells PEOPLE of his talk with Kobe.
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"It's always better to talk with each other than about each other," Merkel told regional newspaper Saarbruecker Zeitung.
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Having a talk with your girlfriend, though — that'll give you lots of clues about what she was expressing.
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After configuring the service, patients can start a video chat when it's time to talk with their doctor.
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Parents and young adults should talk with their doctor about whether they should get the vaccine, she added.
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Now the guards recognize me, and I am brave enough to enter these places and talk with people.
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You can talk with any retailer's search engine today and say that you want a pair of jeans.
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He conflates gun talk with depressive distress, deflecting with tropes about exotic women and focusing on his paper.
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Be smart, be safe, and talk with your doctor before making any drastic changes to your fitness routine.
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He returned to Breitbart after being fired, although he is reported to have continued to talk with Trump.
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During his talk with the Times, Ryan also outlined some more details about the future of tax reform.
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After a long talk with my boss, we agreed it was the best thing for both of us.
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Instead of scolding young people for not voting — a self-fulfilling prophecy — just talk with them about politics.
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It can also do ride booking with Uber and Lyft and you can talk with various workout apps.
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TC: Do you run into much resistance when you talk with CEOs about empowering employees in this way?
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Knowing he was planning to leave in June, Mr. Fallsgraff took the opportunity to talk with the president.
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The in-person shareholders' meeting is the sole opportunity all shareholders have to meet and talk with management.
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A lot scares me in life, but nothing scared me quite like having small talk with a stranger.
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Even when the professor expressed an urgent wish to talk with her through the matchmaker, she remained silent.
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Let him share good ideas and get schools, parents, teachers, principals and administrators to talk with one another.
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My wife suggested I meet with younger acquaintances to learn if they would talk with me about aging.
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" Pressed if the talk with the president was "tense," Corker demurred, saying that they had a "heartfelt conversation.
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In an interview that aired Monday, Collins detailed how agents came to talk with him at 6 a.m.
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Tom Healy, a poet and activist, will moderate the talk with Rujeko Hockley, a curator with the museum.
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" Pressed if the talk with the president was "tense," Corker demurred, saying that they had a "heartfelt conversation.
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There was something potentially terrifying about forced small talk with strangers and a lack of health-department oversight.
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His stance is kind as he leans in to talk with little boys who are wearing kippot (skullcaps).
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Hundreds of kids began making their weekly pilgrimage to the mall to talk with Mark on the weekends.
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I could talk with Blaylock and Murphy, who knew nothing about nothing, which was of course the point.
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He interspersed his earnest yoga talk with playful banter, tossing his head back in giddy fits of giggling.
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The event, which is open to the public, will include a talk with Mr. Lunt and Mr. Swanson.
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There's a reason my calendar reminder doesn't say, "Reoccurring Money Talk With Husband," which sounds so crushingly serious.
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And bringing China into this is a good bridge to something I want to talk with you about.
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He chased the cameras, planted his name in the tabloids and exchanged locker-room talk with Howard Stern.
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"We don't want to talk with the Taliban," Mr. Trump said at a meeting with United Nations officials.
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For instance, they might predict that the video will say that bees buzz to talk with each other.
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He'd been brave enough to talk with his doctors about his cancer and acknowledge that time was short.
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"Without the ability to talk with him it's difficult to know exactly what is happening," Mr. Robinson said.
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Get out there and talk with people about why this is what we're trying, and listen to feedback.
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He wanted a way — or so he said — to talk with his associates without law enforcement listening in.
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The program will include performances and a talk with the choreographer Joshua Bergasse and the director John Rando.
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Netflix encourages employees to interview at other companies, and to talk with their managers about what they learn.
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He claimed he postponed a phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping in order to talk with Hannity.
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The Times's staff critics talk with each other about the wide variety of reading they did in 22017.
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After the furor broke, the owners agreed last week to talk with park advocates about a possible compromise.
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It also is a treasure chest for watch collectors, and a prime place to talk with vintage enthusiasts.
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And again, talk with a legal professional if you think that your employment may be under threat.4.
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On these livestreams, I teach, answer questions, and talk with attendees (who chat with me through the comments).
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Today, we talk with the governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, to hear about how he is handling the crisis.
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Talk to your lenders now Getting relief is possible, but you need to talk with bill collectors now.
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LEBANON'S BANKS ASSOCIATION READY TO TALK WITH LEBANON'S FOREIGN CREDITORS ON POTENTIAL DEBT RESTRUCTURING - SOURCE FAMILIAR WITH MATTER
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I've had 'the talk' with my son and he's making it both easier for me and more difficult.
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For students with generalized social anxiety, a four-minute talk, with minimal time to prepare, can be debilitating.
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In Washington you can just assume that any random person you talk with agrees with you about that.
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In the past, the Taliban have refused to talk with the Afghan government, calling it an American puppet.
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" But some others, he said, "are so aggrieved that they're pointedly refusing to talk with legislators like me.
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And we talk with Ken Janda, the chief executive of Community Health Choice, an insurance provider in Houston.
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President Trump held a talk with Prime Minister Narendra Modi about trade deals disputes, as Reuters reports here .
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Talk with people you trust that have observed you in your role and ask them what they see.
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This teen didn't want her parents to know, and she refused to see them or talk with them.
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It's been a real pleasure to talk with you Richard, thank you so much for your thoughts today.
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When colleagues stop in, I sit down to talk with them, which gives me a break from standing.
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With this in mind, I thought it would be great to talk with activists from across the ages.
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More recently, phone manufacturers started attending the show to talk with telecom companies and unveil their latest products.
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To vault the language barrier, Zou would have to talk with her new companions through a translation app.
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Reached by phone at Sunset Mesa, Koch said she did not wish to talk with a Reuters reporter.
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"Talk with your partner extensively about why you're feeling you'd like to get into couples therapy," Moran said.
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Sexting can cause severe emotional distress, which is why it is important to talk with children about it.
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Blatt, who has thinning hair and a goatee, made small talk with the bartender and the cocktail waitress.
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Cover: Firefighters talk with local residents as a fire burns near Mangrove Mountain, north of Sydney, Tuesday, Dec.
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He said that the journalist had immediately asked to talk with him after the incident and he apologized.
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In today's show, we talk with two Times journalists who encountered a group of women in Mosul, Iraq.
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For what is the meaning of life, after all, than coffee and tea and talk with loved ones?
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Joel Embiid, the star center of the Philadelphia 633ers, making small talk with the governor of North Carolina.
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Below, I talk with Naftali about the true darkness of Nixon's administration, and how little understood it is.
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As I talk with Cooke, it's impossible not to notice the eclectic mix of diners his shop attracts.
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No one shuffled out when the story was over, but actually stayed to talk with their new friends.
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She told me that she had a lot of children who would be willing to talk with me.
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"There's post-traumatic stress, and it helps to talk with someone who has been through similar situations," she added.
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President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama talk with Prince George at Kensington Palace on April 22, 2016.
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We&aposll talk with Senator Jack Reed, the top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services about those concerns, next.
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I met Giorgio on a sunny afternoon to talk with him about his book, Apple, traffic lights and transhumanism.
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Talk with your children about the true purpose behind promotions, downloads, and links from games, websites, and cell phones.
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Sit down have a talk with them and you will realise how similiar these great people are to ourselfs.
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Later, Will has a talk with Lee and is naive enough to think that he can reason with him.
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Here We Go Again costars Amanda Seyfried and Andy Garcia for PEOPLE's exclusive Facebook live talk with the cast.
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Enjoy your last week of Mercury's direct motion, and talk with others before he moves backward on March 5.
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In Rostov-on-Don, Cossack official Sergei Strogonov said his patrolmen are learning English phrases to talk with fans.
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Then Facebook's emissaries fanned out to talk with journalists and explain how to best reach readers through the platform.
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He authorized someone to talk with the administration on his behalf via text in May 2018 — while under indictment.
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To talk with him easily, lightly, to chat like friends, feels so unnatural that it makes me physically uncomfortable.
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Rose did not take the stand today and did not talk with reporters on his way out of court.
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The Washington, DC-based Newseum is hosting the talk, with the museum's CEO Jeffrey Herbst interviewing the FBI director.
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The "empathy machine" concept first reached the mainstream in a TED talk with VR guru and producer Chris Milk.
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Barack and Michelle Obama talk with Girl Scouts camping on the South Lawn of the White House in 2015.
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Why can't we replace small talk with big talk and ask each other profound questions right from the start?
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I'd argue, however, that you can elevate any question from small talk to big talk with a little tweaking.
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On June 27 and 230, visit and talk with artists working in every corner of the North Brooklyn neighborhood.
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He'd talk with friends and family about his dreams of setting up a foundation to help at-risk youth.
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Williams talked with onlookers and put the word out: If you're afraid to talk with police, come to me.
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He said Kneeter is a very smart young man and that he's happy to talk with them, recalled Stevens.
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In fact, Apple's lawyer Bruce Sewell had to fly to Washington and talk with officials to discuss the changes.
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I am trying to stay calm, to talk with you for the first and last time on this paper.
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I made it a point to talk with some of the New Horizons team members I had interviewed before.
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But, just like parenting philosophies, there are myriad ways to discuss how we talk with our children about consent.
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Generally speaking, you explore the same handful of spots every day, and talk with the same handful of people.
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Here, you'll be able to talk with characters and make the kinds of choices BioWare games are known for.
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Then I talk with A. for an hour about our weekend plans before finally falling asleep around 43:45.
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Separately, a source in Berlin said Chancellor Angela Merkel would talk with Trump, although Merkel's spokeswoman declined to comment.
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Washington would also be well advised to have a serious talk with Germany – unless it wants to lose Europe.
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Earlier this week, I went to Mountain View to talk with Besbris and Malte Ubl, engineering lead for AMP.
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Schilling also said he needed to talk with his family before making a formal announcement about a Senate run.
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"Instead of using black salve, we hope that people will talk with their doctors about their concerns," Eliason said.
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However, we'd like to have a talk with them about the lack of refills for the $2.50 root beer.
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" She added, "@piersmorgan would also love to talk with you about PTSD, that it's not just a 'military' disorder.
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She marked herself safe on Safety Check, then downloaded Facebook Messenger to talk with people in need of help.
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"There are openings there to talk with Republicans who are not totally on board with Donald Trump," freshman Rep.
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She drops by Joan's house not to see the grande dame herself, but to talk with Mamacita, her housekeeper.
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As the attacks evolve, cybersecurity experts within, and without, companies need to talk with each other and the government.
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Corsi first went in to talk with Mueller's prosecutors on September 6, 2018 — and he had little to offer.
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Two security officers approached him and tried to talk with him, but he still refused to leave his seat.
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We want our members to talk with each other about how we can improve the bill to get consensus.
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We can talk with one another and have real disagreements on key issues while also forging consensus on others.
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"I am the one who has to talk with Erdogan every 10 days," he told Le Point without elaborating.
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One that reminds me of the Jack Whitten I was lucky enough to briefly talk with a few times.
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We had a chance to talk with him during a visit to NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View.
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She loves for people to look at her and talk with her or play music or sing over her.
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I have one at home, and the amount of things I can talk with Alexa about have become broader.
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We had the chance to talk with Pleasants yesterday about Brava, which quietly came together about a year ago.
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He also plans to go to Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to talk with European politicians and phone manufacturers.
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No one has met with Tsai; Trump is the only one even to talk with her on the phone.
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In August, the companies teamed up to let their respective virtual assistants, Alexa and Cortana, talk with each other.
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Cheney did not stop to talk with reporters to discuss the reason for his visit, but his daughter, Rep.
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One afternoon at the sanctuary, I went up the hill to the V.A. hospital to talk with Leslie Martin.
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" Ellison agreed to talk with Branch, who told me, "I'm going to definitely take him up on his offer.
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Parents would talk with him about how they bought land on the gift money they received after cutting ceremonies.
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Maybe someone interesting would get ill, Finn thought—just slightly ill—and he'd have a roommate to talk with.
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People interested in the program can talk with others on Slack, the popular workplace chat application, and on Github.
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It's possible that Romney will be Flake 2.0—not only criticizing Trump, but backing up his talk with action.
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A 2014 study found people who made small talk with their barista left happier than those who stayed silent.
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But Chimamanda felt we needed to have it, so she went up to her room to talk with her.
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"I said, 'I want to make sure you understand, there's no misunderstanding,'" he said of his talk with Garland.
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"I organized the tribal elders and sent them to talk with General Dostum to release Ahmad," Mr. Azizi said.
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Still, there is one potential drawback — the person you want to securely talk with has to also have Signal.
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Parenting tips for your childMake sure you talk with your child first about rules, expectations, and even your fears.
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Elizabeth Warren stopped to talk with CNN's Jeremy Herb about the Niger ambush after Pentagon officials briefed lawmakers Thursday.
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This would be a reasonable complaint if the administration had allowed anyone who did talk with him to testify.
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According to Brown, he was making small-talk with Garmback while a co-worker was taking his coffee order.
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I think that's just about it, so thank you so much for taking the time to talk with me.
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It starts at 7pm and will feature a 35-minute talk with two of the top writers in crypto.
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When I was in high school in the late 22018s, my mom used to have "the talk" with me.
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Two guys that I talk with all the time—I used to play hockey with them in high school.
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Lawyers for both sides agreed to let a court clerk talk with the juror about her ability to serve.
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They talk with Recode's Kara Swisher about social media, video games and how we'll use tech differently in 2019.
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Both include tickets to the performance as well as a farm-fresh lunch and a talk with the artists.
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This year, Starbucks even created a slightly bizarre Pumpkin Spice chat bot for consumers to talk with on Facebook.
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He said women and their partners can talk with their healthcare providers and hospitals about policies and general expectations.
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Comey seemed to grow more uncomfortable with each interview, culminating in his awkward talk with Jake Tapper on CNN.
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It's fine, though, to ask if the patient would like to talk with someone else who's been through it.
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Late last night I had a very good talk with President Xi and mostly we talked about the coronavirus.
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I'll go into the pastor's study — it used to be my dad's — and sit and talk with the pastor.
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Trump told a news conference on Wednesday evening he "had a good talk" with Rosenstein earlier in the week.
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On this episode of The VICE Guide To Right Now Podcast, we talk with Diana Hubbell to learn more.
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A week or so after the theft, I had a talk with myself: Yes, having my stuff stolen sucked.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — When the establishment told him he should talk with North Korea, President Trump scorned the idea.
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Near Maniwaki, I plan to visit the indigenous reserve Kitigan Zibi and talk with Cezin Nottaway, an Indigenous chef.
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Virgin sensations are less important; knowing that you'll be able to hear and really talk with your tablemates, more.
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Investigators want to talk with at least one senior counterintelligence official and a senior C.I.A. analyst, the people said.
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The company also told The Los Angeles Times on Friday that it planned to talk with Warner that day.
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The company also told The Los Angeles Times on Friday that it planned to talk with Warner that day.
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Pediatricians and educators should be trained to talk with caregivers about supporting their children to work hard in school.
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We're excited to talk with Williams at Code this year at 6:30 pm PT on Monday, June 10.
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When he was first imprisoned, at age 17, he used the phone to talk with his high school sweetheart.
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He also made clear that he thought Mr. Trump's offer to talk with Iran's leaders was disingenuous at best.
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My top travel axiom: The fewer visitors a place gets, the more eager locals are to talk with them.
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Vox's editor-at-large Ezra Klein will talk with Eric Ries, the head of the Long-Term Stock Exchange.
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Mr. Ianniello is a candidate, but the board has said it will talk with outside executives about the role.
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But I am going to start my talk with two sentences: Unlike me, you live in a swing state.
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This is exciting and fascinating duty, to meet strangers with common interests, and to talk with them about food.
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"Parents, and especially male figures, can talk with their teens about respectful treatment of women and nonviolence," Amar said.
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I immediately fired up a conversation of pleasant small talk with the attendee who I would later cuddle with.
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Talk with your partner and visit an estate planning attorney to draft your will, power of attorney and guardianship.
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Pediatricians said they were taking the new guidelines seriously, but would talk with their patients about finding this balance.
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In July 2014 Campolo flew to Boston to talk with Epstein for three days about the future of humanism.
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Don't miss it — and whether or not you attend, I invite you to watch my talk with Clara here.
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And above all else, they say, staffers are encouraged to talk with each other about the really tough calls.
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"Even if your divorce is more about dividing debts, it's important to talk with a financial expert." she says.
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Kesh described sending into the Soros offices an "undercover" agent who could "talk the talk" with Open Society executives.
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He also said that he plans to travel to Washington Sunday to talk with Lighthizer and other U.S. lawmakers.
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I gave an audible sigh of relief that I didn't have to have the sex talk with my dad.
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We talk with Peter Baker, The Times's chief White House correspondent, who is in Bedminster, N.J., with the president.
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"Wang Yi had a mission: to coordinate with the North Koreans on how to talk with Trump," he said.
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Talk with your child about what he wants and what he needs to do to meet that financial goal.
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He did not hint that Mr. Trump had tried unsuccessfully to talk with him by phone the night before.
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Most ads don't tell viewers to talk with a doctor, and some don't disclose that they're sponsored by lawyers.
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Riding the train is always a reminder of the things I don't do enough: sit and talk with strangers.
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Talk with those involved to understand what happened, then strategize ways to improve or avoid the outcome next time.
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Do we have a high-level talk with our son about what some people believe and what we believe?
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And if you&aposre not happy with your first dose, you can always talk with your doctor about switching.
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"Had a very good talk with President Xi of China concerning our giant Trade Deal," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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The new manager said he would re-start talks with Delta and was also prepared to talk with Lufthansa.
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That March, he arranged to talk with Walid Raad, a conceptual artist of Lebanese descent in his mid-forties.
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I might send somebody to talk with them and say, you know, You have any intent to harm her?
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With working from home becoming increasingly prevalent, the ability to talk with colleagues over a computer is especially important.
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So she made small talk with the woman, and Ann seemed to try to do her best as well.
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China not being a currency manipulator, NATO having a continuing important role, a fairly blunt talk with the Russians.
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About two hours after arriving, the rapper came out; police said he walked away and wouldn't talk with officers.
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However, people to talk with, people to hug, people to care about and that I hope care about me?
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For example, if you talk with MarsCat a lot, MarsCat will apparently meow at you more often in response.
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If you think you're on the wrong type of pill, have a talk with your doctor about your options.
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Trump asked the Ukrainian President to talk with Barr as part of an investigation he said Barr was conducting.
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When I talk with junior personnel at private equity firms, the quality of firm management is a frequent complaint.
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Magaziner and Frerichs said they planned to talk with larger Facebook investors in coming months to seek their support.
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Small talk can be annoying, but do you really want to have Big Talk with some of these people?
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The president is expected to also talk with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
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"In fact, he had said he did not talk with the President about Mr. Cohen at all," said Rep.
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But if we can talk with mutual respect & humility, maybe all of us come together to effect positive change.
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I know I will have to talk with them about hate and how biases form in us and others.
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Bettis reflected on that game the other day in a long talk with Darryl Scott, a Rockies pitching coordinator.
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I was concerned that they were late, but it was not our place to talk with them about this.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week: We talk with the hosts of a podcast that's equal parts comedy and climate.
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