And he was no fan of talking at length on the phone.
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Warren stuck to her script, talking at length about her litany of policy proposals.
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Arthur has little self-awareness, and despite talking at length, he never reaches any real insight.
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She remembered Mr. Hagen, her English teacher, talking at length about that Vonnegut line in high school.
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Ben Sasse, another Republican, spent time before the committee continued its meeting, talking at length with Whitehouse and, at times, Leahy.
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They spend their time talking at length about the federal reclassification of telecommunications services, which is mentioned in no part of the bill.
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After talking at length with Davis, I decided that experiences related to Gonzalez-Torres's work, though intimate and personal, are meant to be shared.
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During their three-hour meeting, Rohrabacher recalled discussing their respective philosophies about government -- and talking at length about the 2016 meddling in the elections.
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The film podcast world is filled with shows that boast panels of white guys talking at length about their favorite and least favorite movies.
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But the diagnosis might be vastly different and only findable by talking at length to explore the nature, timing, effect and disability of the condition.
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My team and I worked hard reviewing her legal documents, conducting legal research, talking at length to Jill and witnesses, advising and advocating for her.
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Together we have traveled the globe, spent almost two years hanging out, playfully arguing about things like who can hold their breath longer and talking at length about Room.
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It was a fun episode that took place entirely on a "camping" trip, and featured antics such as spending $700 on groceries and talking at length about happy ending massages.
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"The possibilities are endless, and it's going to change our lives for the better," he says of the latter, talking at length about the safety implications of self-driving cars.
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Mills's comments are the first public accounting of a close member of Clinton's inner circle talking at length about the server thatClinton used throughout her tenure as secretary of State.
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Well, MasterClass Online Classes are kind of like that, but instead of boring-ass professors droning on at you, there are famous artists and directors talking at length about their craft.
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When asked about this at WSJ D.Live in Laguna Beach on Wednesday, Facebook VP David Marcus at first deflected, talking at length about all the positive impacts that the social media giant has had on the world.
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Sitting and listening to that music and also talking at length with Priscilla, I realized that we were going to be able to touch on some of the tragic moments, not dwell in the details of it.
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Ford, which has only very recently begun talking at length about its ambitions for a self-driving car and has been rumored to be considering a tie-up with Google, has been taking a more measured approach.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey used the first debate night to reintroduce himself to voters, talking at length about his roots -- and home -- in a majority-minority city, connecting the experience to his positions on gun control and civil rights.
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The Idaho senator spoke with Wolf Blitzer on CNN's "The Situation Room," talking at length about how he "hopes" his Texas colleague will win the GOP nomination and how he's the only viable choice among the candidates for the Republican nomination.
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Reporters repeatedly quizzed White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders about Bannon's more bracing comments during a recent 60 Minutes interview – and Sanders managed to avoid talking at length about President Trump's former senior strategist who left the White House last month.
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In short order, I rejoin Ghostbusters one for a third EVP session on the lab level, where Patrick has begun talking at length about the Flat Earth Society (a group which, it must be noted, has substantially more than 587 Facebook followers).
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama strayed from talking at length about Donald Trump in her first public speaking engagement since leaving the White House — but she did use the opportunity to shut down any rumors about her running for political office in the near future.
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I'd like to think they involve long walks and talking at length in person and involving yourself in shared activities, but at this point it feels like those structures have been relegated to the past and we're skating along through very fun but very lightweight interactions.
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In doing so, they took a calculated risk in talking at length about Mr. Trump's targets — former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his son Hunter Biden — and underscored the political backdrop of a trial that is unfolding only 10 months before the election and is likely to reverberate long after the verdict.
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Mr. Pompeo has shown a similar eagerness to express his views in public forums, making clear his skepticism of the Obama administration's deal to limit Iran's nuclear weapons program, playing down talk of Russian interference in the election last year, and talking at length about the need to stop North Korea's nuclear program, even if that means using military force.
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It would be like talking at length about the desolateness of the Scottish Highlands without mentioning the Highland Clearances.
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An example of circumstantial speech is that when asked about the age of a person's mother at death, the speaker responds by talking at length about accidents and how too many people die in accidents, then eventually says what the mother's age was at death.
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In opposition, Tony Abbott's Liberal National coalition used suspension of standing orders in 2012 for the purposes of talking at length on political issues, most commonly during question time against the Labor government. However, the suspension of standing orders was not intended to delay or stop the passage of legislation, as with a traditional filibuster.
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He is also credited with creating the humorous t-shirt which reads "Don't Tell Me About Your Character", a reference to the habit many role-playing game enthusiasts have of talking at length about their player characters. His writing has also appeared in sources such as the Green Man Review and Lovecraft Studies. He lives in Durham, North Carolina where he works for Red Storm Entertainment as "Manager of Design" as well as serving as "Central Clancy Writer" for Ubisoft. He has contributed to video games in series including Splinter Cell: Double Agent and Rainbow Six: Black Arrow.
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Heath 1998, p. 38 Heath wrote about Randolph with contempt, but went up to Oxford in October 1935 so was not an eyewitness Winston Churchill wrote praising his son's courage in addressing a large, hostile audience, adding that "he was by no means cowed".Churchill 1997, p. 96 Randolph's good looks and self-confidence soon brought him some success as a womaniser, but his attempt to seduce one young woman at Blenheim failed after she spent the night in bed for protection with his cousin Anita Leslie, while Randolph sat on the side of the bed talking at length of "when I am Prime Minister".
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Davies has been repeatedly criticised for his use of the filibuster to block legislation by talking at length, particularly when private members' bills under the Ten Minute Rule are debated. This happens on Fridays, when attendance is often poor because MPs have returned to their home constituencies, leaving these debates particularly susceptible to filibustering. The practice can be stopped if 100 MPs attend Parliament, and Davies has noted that if "not even 100 MPs out of 650 showed up" then it indicated a bill "did not have full support". When asked by a journalist whether his tactics were underhand, Davies said: In October 2015, Davies spoke for 93 minutes, thereby successfully blocking a proposed bill that would have given free hospital parking to carers.
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