Talking through this takes some weight off of my shoulders.
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In all, the group is still talking through ideas. Sen.
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The three nations have pledged to keep talking through March.
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He said he heard them talking through the walls about him.
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"I felt like the spirit was talking through me," Phillips said.
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Talking through personal challenges with your office mates helps you process.
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After talking through some ideas, I was assigned to another editor.
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Or it's more like he's sort of talking through you, allegedly.
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But I think it will take time and talking through the issues.
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"After talking through this, I'd give us a low B," Preston said.
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You can watch Kim build the keyboard while talking through the process.
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BECKY QUICK: We are, we have been talking through the commercial breaks.
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But he kept talking through the problem and seemed determined to get there.
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Communicating with them would have meant talking through our masks in unfamiliar languages.
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"We've been talking, and we'll keep talking through Wednesday," Fleury told the team's website.
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The two were still talking through a headset when Lathora noticed something wasn't right.
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Crucially, I would, because we would be sitting together and talking through his feelings.
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My little experiment left me convinced that they are talking through their porkpie hats.
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Diplomatic communications are to war as talking through a problem is to a fistfight.
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It shows Alexia and Ethier talking through some of the stunts of the video.
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Senator Schumer and Senator McConnell are sort of talking through the timing of it.
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The two were still talking through a headset when Lathora noticed something wasn't right.
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You&aposre having a hard time talking through your contractions because of the pain.
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What they taught me was the importance of talking through problems before they escalate.
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I was hooked and could not stop making faces and talking through my monkey avatar.
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Whatever that group leader said to you, it was like God was talking through him.
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Most traditional psychotherapy involves talking through powerful emotions in order to come to terms with them.
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The players are close friends — practicing, playing doubles, even trash-talking through spirited poker games together.
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Most girls giggle and pay more attention to the device he's talking through than to him.
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" When Metzger spoke, he said his voice sounded as though he "was talking through a kazoo.
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I'm talking through the hole in the blanket and all you can see is my mouth.
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After talking through the risks with Lahey and his team, Vescovo agreed to one last attempt.
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Jesse Jackson, by talking through the details of ambitious plans to fix housing and financial discrimination.
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We spent time in rehearsals talking through that relationship and the ugliness that existed within it.
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Instead, Cardi advocated for more people talking through problems like adults instead of "sneak dissing" each other.
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"Talking through your memories will anchor them to your body and your muscle memory," Dr. Fleming says.
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The two continued talking through text messages before eventually agreeing to meet at a local coffee shop.
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As the year went on, she began talking through the cat to me on a regular basis.
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They were even photographed together at this year's Met Gala, apparently talking through whatever differences they had.
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As the year went on she began talking through the cat to me on a regular basis.
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What they want are smart people talking through the various advantages and disadvantages of any given solution.
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He described the conversation as a "brain explosion," with the two executives talking through all the possibilities.
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They spent all night long — just kidding, it was more like several hours — talking through the possibilities.
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For preschoolers, try a clean-up song or talking through the next activity to make transitions smoother.
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I had taken a really large amount of mushrooms and I was talking through shit to myself. Elaborately.
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Friends for a lifetime built on a foundation of talking through school and life, starting at age 14.
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"A lot of people were talking through their hat to newspaper reporters and feeling important," Mr. Cobb said.
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Talking through those prospects, she looked up from the forms with something between a grimace and a smile.
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"One day, while talking through the script with Laura, old memories surprisingly flashed in my mind," he writes.
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There were family vacations, holiday sweaters and lots of time spent talking through the issues of our lives.
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Friends for a lifetime built on a foundation of talking through school and life starting at age 14.
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One recent morning, he was on the phone with Muhammad, talking through a prospective meeting with City Hall.
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Friends for a lifetime built on a foundation of talking through school and life charting at age 14.
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Talking through the issues you've faced before has the potential to end the breakup cycle you've found yourselves in.
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By talking through any issues and hanging out together during their free time, the couple settled into domestic life.
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I recorded the sound several times because I had trouble getting a recording where people weren't talking through it.
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There's a lot of talking through it and opportunities to dive deep, so make sure you're expressing your struggles.
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So she forged ahead, calmly talking through them, though she said later it was hard to hear herself speak.
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The secret to talking through conflict with a bad roommate is calling them in, rather than calling them out.
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I&aposm a firm believer in the power of talking through this foreign-feeling information to make it stick.
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Talking through these hypotheticals with a trusted support circle can help you face your own biases and emerge even better.
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After talking through it all for a while, and some tears (mine, as per usual), things felt so much better.
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They've been talking through the night, sharing details of their past lives, and they know a lot about each other.
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So even the less-public work of talking through emotions, needs and relationships, which can seem self-indulgent, is meaningful.
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I appreciate her talking through the systems they use there and her advice for moving parts of our system online.
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The Chat space lets you talk together, seeing the mouths of your friends' avatars move when they're talking through their microphone.
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In November, after months of talking through their future and what they want and need from each other, he proposed again.
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White House aides are still talking through a variety of options for Trump to make a statement once he is acquitted.
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Talking through your goals and how you'd like to share your wealth with your heirs is only part of the story.
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After talking through his decision with his doctors, friends and mother, he decided the time was right to tell his story.
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The second video was a more-or-less scripted explainer, with each influencer talking through JanSport's partnership with World Central Kitchen.
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For the uninitiated ... the show features singles who get to know each other by talking through a wall inside a pod.
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Let yourself geek out when talking through a particularly tough problem in the technical interview or when presetting ideas for community strategy.
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Talking through the early days of the App Store, Shoemaker notes that the approval process used to be pretty hit-and-miss.
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For example, extroverts enjoy talking through their issues with others, and get energized when socializing, while introverts might be exhausted by it.
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Talking through these feelings — even when they're uncomfortable — can help you figure out how to navigate your next move that much better.
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Talking through her frustrations with Scott Disick and Kendall Jenner, she wonders why Rob tends to shut out the people he loves.
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For weeks now, his days had been filled with twelve to sixteen hours of talking through anything and everything in his life.
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"Secretary Mattis was very helpful in talking through some of the caveats that people might want to put in place," Corker said.
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After talking through most of my sessions, she knew many of my desires and wanted to fulfill most of them for me.
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Anger is in the air, and talking through the source of our frustrations may just be the calming remedy we desperately need.
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This tendency to offer practical suggestions as opposed to talking through feelings and thoughts is a common rookie mistake, says Treder-Wolff.
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The dynamic between Alyx (Ozioma Akagha) and Russel (Rhys Darby), who briefly meet before talking through headsets, is terrific and genuinely funny.
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Terry Rozier and Eric Bledsoe spent seven games trash-talking through the news media and pretending not to know each other's names.
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The list goes on -- friends for a lifetime, built on a foundation of talking through school and life starting at age 14.
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As the correspondents report, they stay in touch with Julie, updating her on interviews and talking through the tops of their articles.
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It's a deliberately slow, gentle movie that's largely about two people talking through their problems while stuck together in a slow-moving town.
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By talking through your family history, you can trace from generation to generation and find themes that have been passed down, Schleif said.
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Being as specific as possible, or talking through your turn-ons if you're not sure, allows everyone to get the most of it.
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Spend an hour or two with somebody really talking through the benefits of parochial school versus public school versus private, non-denominational, whatever.
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It's inseparable for me, really—image, music, language—which is partly why I often end up talking through, and in terms of, metaphor.
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A friend comes to pick up some of the common-room furniture, and talking through it with someone calms me down a bit.
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Talking through everything, even if it involves endless reiterations of the same feelings, with your nearest and dearest may be a healthy phenomenon.
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Later, we found ourselves in group therapy talking through some of the more subtle complications that working with a known-donor can bring.
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It was the oppressors and the oppressed sitting in a room together, with the whole country watching, and talking through everything that had happened.
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It was a very different experience for me, because I'm used to meeting with the patient ahead of time and talking through the plan.
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For me, talking through what I just saw and hearing other people's interpretations is an enormous part of the joy of engaging with fiction.
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Talking through the issues you are facing with your startup could even help spur new ideas that get you out of a mental rut.
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After last week's outstanding "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" — almost entirely a series of conversations — "The Long Night" did its talking through image.
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Worst of all, the movie disguises his voice, giving it a deep, computer-generated rumble — he sounds like he's talking through a 1980s synthesizer.
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On Friday night, at his invitation, a small group gathered in the dimly lit event hall at the club, talking through the week's events.
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Rubio had said he was "going to keep talking through this," but as the shouts of "undocumented and unafraid" grow louder, he ultimately responded.
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Bashan, who is referred to as Dr. Frankie, acts as a guide for the castmates, talking through their relationship issues with them on camera.
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All had managed to cross into Mexico from Guatemala and had applied for asylum in Mexico after talking through their options with the shelter staff.
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We are both trying to be gentle and understanding with each other, so we're talking through issues much better than we have in the past.
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My answer is going to be a little bit of advice combined with a lot of talking through some of what makes this so tough.
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Three years later, after being kicked out of office, Blagojevich -- who'd been caught on tape talking through his plans -- was on his way to prison.
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"I was tired of feeling caged, of talking through lawyers and other intermediaries in endless obfuscation," Harris writes of her decision to call Dimon directly.
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"The bigger part is going to be talking through some of the strategy choices the company has made to invest in and shareholder return," Chai said.
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Everything about the construction feels cheap, and bass frequencies are rolled off so aggressively that recordings start to sound like you're talking through an old telephone.
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Each time I've completed the Star Wars experience, my party and I have just sort of stood around the mall grinning, talking through our favorite parts.
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"Talking through long-term care desires early-on with family members will be crucial to setting expectations, delegating responsibilities and avoiding misunderstandings or surprises," said Stevens.
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"When we started talking through the internet group, it suddenly became apparent that there was something more there than friendship," said Mr. Barker of Coventry, England.
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On Fox News, Mr. Bongino, who has been praised by Mr. Trump, spent most of the hour talking through the legislative hurdles for potential wall funding.
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We spend most of the hour talking through the points of this proposed podcast deal, and then turn to other stuff that's up in the air.
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While Mellie and Fitz squawk about their legacy, it sounds a lot like a conversation in the writers' room talking through this very honest end-game plan.
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My mom is going through cancer treatment, and my dad has dementia, so we spend a lot of time talking through their symptoms and how they're doing.
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I usually spend my morning meetings in 1:215 or smaller team meetings with my directs on the East Coast talking through the projects they're working on.
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Talking through all your needs and asking questions about your partner's needs may not feel comfy and cozy, but it'll help you be on the same page.
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AMANDA SPIKES, aged 13, sits in her tiny bedroom in Brooklyn, New York, talking through her headset to eight-year-old Joey in Hebei province, northern China.
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But the casual approach befits the style of Mr. Parsons, who is known for talking through an idea with a small group before broaching it more widely.
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And this doesn&apost have to be complicated — just spending quality time together, particularly doing things like yoga or talking through feelings, can have a real impact.
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He tells her that he'd like to give the business another go, after talking through it with Kevin — giving himself a second chance, something to look forward to.
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After talking through the design with Young, Kodner got to work making a digital mock-up to make sure the singer loved it before creating the actual ring.
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That began what would become a years-long series of discussions, exploring the possibilities for collaboration and talking through what kind of policy they could all get behind.
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As we're talking through this, I'll suggest that maybe the success of Domestica gave me the courage to be weird and to just get something like that out.
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A Justice Department official strongly disputed Rosenstein sought to curb the President, emphasizing that his conversations with McCabe were simply about talking through ways to conduct the investigation.
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A spokesman for the prime minister said Friday morning that May is looking forward to sitting down with Trump and talking through her Brexit negotiating stance, Reuters reported.
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"Talking through what that new culture would look like can involve everyone in the process and invest them more deeply in creating a more positive outcome," Gielan adds.
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"A lot of the time is spent talking through things as the writers are testing," said Marguerite Preston, the kitchen editor at Wirecutter who oversees and assigns guides.
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Her office offers nitrous oxide, noise canceling headphones, music, conscious sedation, blankets, topical anesthetic, anesthesia buffering, and emotional support by talking through the procedure or coaching them through it.
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Nilay, Paul, and Dieter welcome back Silicon Valley editor Casey Newton to break down the Cambridge Analytica scandal at Facebook, after talking through predictions for next week's Apple event.
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And that last one is really important, because "it's really unlikely that partners are going to automatically agree about all their expectations without actually talking through them," she says.
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You should come into a board meeting with 1-3 strategic issues to mention, but I coach CEOs to spend real time talking through only one "big" strategy question.
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Alma Guel, 59, of El Paso, let out a long sigh as she started talking through the levels of emotional distress she had felt over the last 24 hours.
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She had nowhere else to turn, talking through tears about an issue that she couldn't resolve that had led to a dispute with an attorney despite her trying and trying.
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After talking through the scenario (which by the way was about a silly poker game … men!), Jordan reassured me of his intentions yet again, and how the scenario played out.
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It could just be a matter of talking through insecurities, or finding the right positions and strategies to make sex as enjoyable as possible for both you and your partner.
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After talking through their disastrous hometown date last week with JoJo's aggressive brothers, she eventually convinced him that her family would support them and that they were just being protective.
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She also outlined how her life has changed since going public, even describing reporters outside her home talking through the window to her dog to try to calm it down.
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Approaches include talking through experiences, writing privately about racist feelings, watching videos of racist incidents, role-playing, listening to personal stories of discrimination, and learning lessons about history and policy.
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That gave us a good foundation on how to start talking through the year that was 2019, with the rest of the group throwing out other suggestions along the way.
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But in talking through the problem of what to do with the Villa Grimaldi, they must acknowledge what the place means to them and what they mean to one another.
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"For some people, this might mean writing answers out word for word, for others it's bullet points or talking through with someone and getting feedback on how you're sounding," Pong says.
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That's this week's hackery, but we're talking through plenty more on the Mr. Robot Digital After Show above, including the new hints about Price's connection with White Rose and E Coin.
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We ALSO did an entire podcast on Monster Hunter: World, so please give that a listen if you are interested in Austin, Patrick and I talking through our thoughts on it.
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For Christian's first steps, one aide stood chest to chest with him, talking through the process, while a second held a strap looped around my husband's waist to help him balance.
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Chin Hing said that she has found that many patients are able to work through trauma by engaging in BDSM practices and then talking through the sexual experience with a therapist.
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We could keep talking through the Neopets forums, a novelty that was much more glamorous (and more difficult for our parents to spy on or interrupt) than emails or phone calls.
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"Donald is talking through the phone to me, he is saying, 'Oh, come on, Alana, come hang out, let's have some fun, let's party,' " Evans says in a recent issue of PEOPLE.
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A gay friend I was talking through this topic with pointed out that most men's earliest sexual experiences, no matter how they go on to identify, were having sex with men: themselves.
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While many of us are still talking through the traumatic ending of Avengers: Infinity War with our therapists, Chris Hemsworth is now warning that we don't know the half of it. Literally.
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"Guy and I have spent a great deal of time talking through a lot of [issues] before we ever said that we were going to move forward with this change," he said.
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Aware of the divisions within his own party, Ryan cautioned reporters Tuesday about the state of Republicans' progress on the issue, saying what's important is that members are talking through their differences.
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We're currently talking through some fun new sections for the newsletter; a possible week-in-review edition, an experimental live event, and some other stuff I don't want to spoil just yet.
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How to raise a kid with a conscience Talking through the learning process with your kid not only shows some ways learning can happen, but also that it's for grown-ups, too.
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By talking through the changes in the new tax law with a savvy financial professional, couples can better understand what the tax laws mean for their planned settlements and their family's future.
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In a study published by Procedia–Social and Behavioral Sciences, researchers discovered that basketball players passed the ball more quickly when they were motivating themselves by talking through their tasks and actions.
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And you know, all of the support he gave in terms of talking through a lot of these lies that were being put out by the U.S. government and fake media outlets, so.
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Hartzler and many of her colleagues were surprised that the amendment didn't pass and spent most of a closed-door GOP conference the following day talking through how it failed, according to Politico.
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" HOUSE GOP HEADED FOR RUPTURE ON IMMIGRATION Roll Call : "House Republicans spent two hours Thursday morning talking through their differences on immigration but left the pivotal meeting no closer to a legislative solution.
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" Springsteen, in contrast, reduced the room to silence, talking through his upbringing near the Jersey Shore, detailing his family tree, mapping out his neighborhood, saying that he "literally grew up surrounded by God.
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VARNEY: WELL, I THINK ONCE WE GET STARTED IN TALKING THROUGH WHAT THE ISSUES ARE AND HOW EASILY THEYRE RESOLVED, EVERYBODY, INCLUDING UNITED TECHNOLOGIES WILL SEE THIS IS A VERY PRO-COMPETITIVE DEAL.
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Then, with more than three quarters of the GOP conference already gone from the meeting, House Speaker Paul Ryan gave the go-ahead for the lead negotiators to keep talking through the weekend.
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Caroline: It definitely didn't escape my notice how this episode juxtaposed the sun-dappled scene of Elizabeth and Ben's postcoital tai chi with Elizabeth and Philip in bed hesitantly talking through serious trauma.
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Her advice to entrepreneurs is to provide board members with the materials they need ahead of the meeting, so they can spend their time talking through the most important issues facing the business.
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A CHALK talk can be an academic or hiring process in which someone uses a board and a writing implement (it doesn't have to be chalk, I'm told) while talking through an idea.
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And I'm not talking through my hat: For the past 15 years I've been writing nonfiction books that describe real events and real people, well known or not, close friends or distant acquaintances.
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A CHALK talk can be an academic or hiring process in which someone uses a board and a writing implement (it doesn't have to be chalk, I'm told) while talking through an idea.
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But he said that they discussed some of the party's core principles, including the issue of life and abortion, while also talking through some of their larger policy disagreements, which he did not name.
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But equally as important is talking through smaller annoyances, like not getting the face time with your boss that your cube-mate gets just because he's in his Fantasy Football League and you're not.
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The subjects in the trial would take a tablet before talking through their traumatic memories with two therapists during two six-to-eight-hour sessions, in addition to 10 additional sessions without the drug.
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In 2018, users were unnerved when Amazon's Alexa started laughing at them unexpectedly and when a stranger hacked into a Google Nest camera and started talking through it to a Houston woman's infant son.
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But just before the vote, he said he changed his mind and voted with Trump, saying "the White House has been very gracious" in talking through his concerns about the use of national emergency declarations.
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Police with rifles and armored trucks had swarmed a neighborhood on Wednesday and stayed through the night, talking through a bullhorn to negotiate with the barricaded suspect, according to footage from Philadelphia TV station WPVI.
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A few days later, I was on the phone with my friend Brooks, updating him on our son's progress and talking through a potential hot topic within my family: my hard-line stance against baptism.
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One former student, Lisa Bevevino, to whom Nakesha taught sixth-grade history, remembered Nakesha as beloved by students, often sitting on the floor with them, talking through their problems and assigning projects that provoked creativity.
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Adding to this problem, the movie theater experience is terrible in many places; there's always a risk of your fellow patrons talking through scenes, lighting up the theater with their smartphone screens, and so on.
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And in the beginning, when I'm on the phone with Diane — in theory, you don't need to be on the phone with anybody, but I actually did call her, and we were talking through the scene.
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In a strange preface, Yaffe describes interviewing Mitchell for a New York Times piece in 2007, going to her house, and talking through the night, but getting "bitched out" by Mitchell once the piece was published.
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After failing to strike a budget deal on Friday, congressional leaders and the White House pledged to keep talking through the weekend in search of a deal to end the shutdown ahead of the Christmas holiday.
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William J. Barber II was in a Raleigh, N.C., hotel room, talking through his speech for the next day with advisers, including fellow ministers, a Muslim activist and a couple who had marched with the Rev.
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Not that the guy's really OK. I'm like back in communication with my ex now, and we're talking through a lot of things, which is good because it's probably going to be on the next album.
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As a candidate, the fact that he seemed so much more comfortable talking through high-level questions of unfairness in American economic life and so at sea on the details of foreign policy wasn't a huge surprise.
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An abortion doula might hold clients' hands through the procedure, make conversation to distract them from discomfort, and join them in the recovery room afterward, offering heating pads for cramps and talking through whatever emotions they're experiencing.
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I started talking through the fight, calling out the attacks before I would execute them with my fingers, a way of creating a rhythm between the different parts of my body that needed to work in concert.
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She's a good friend and somebody who was incredibly helpful in introducing me to clients, talking through some of my ideas, and just being an excellent listener and source of support when I was starting my business.
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Studies are finding that many primary care doctors in the U.S. are unwilling or unable to communicate with their patients about the benefit of getting a genetic test, and many don't feel confident talking through their results.
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Tuesday's episode of Weediquette on VICELAND opens with host Krishna Andavolu talking through the dicey future of California's small-scale cannabis growers with Steve DeAngelo, founder and head of Harborside Health Center, the nation's largest medical marijuana dispensary.
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She also openly talks through the challenges she and President Obama faced during the early years of their marriage and discusses their experiences with counseling, as well as talking through the pressures of being in the White House.
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But too often patients receive drastic treatment in spite of their dying wishes—by default, when doctors do "everything possible", as they have been trained to, without talking through people's preferences or ensuring that the prognosis is clearly understood.
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"I keep going back to conversation, which I think is so important, probably more important today," she added, at a time when many of us are spending more time "talking" through mobile phones than in face-to-face exchanges.
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I'm feeling anxious about everything I have to get done at work next week, and N. helps me calm down about it by talking through some stuff we're looking forward to, like visiting various friends and family this summer.
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A cursory look at his Twitter will showcase a stunning number of paintings that speak to his political beliefs, a far cry from the persona that became famous as a pet detective prone to talking through his butt cheeks.
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He was driven in his pursuit of ratings and entertainment, sandwiching hard-hitting political or social segments between interviews with boy bands, eccentrics and local heroes — anything that would grip an audience and keep people talking through the week.
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"All control of the vessel is mine," he declares with a macabre cackle, sounding like he's talking through a mouthful of clotting blood—and The Darkness provides no happy ending, Jackie forever cursed to carry the wickedness with him.
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Don't shy away from difficult conversations Yes, there are few things less appetizing than politics at the dinner table, but sometimes talking through your views -- and speaking up for what you believe in -- can lead to some rewarding breakthroughs.
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Another scene shows manly Manganiello and the child-like Herman amusingly talking through their mismatched experiences, prompting Manganiello to declare, "I think I know why you and I met" as he vows to force Pee-wee to embrace his adventurous side.
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Talking through a series of increasingly intimate questions, exchanging astrological star charts, or even speed dating requires two or more parties mutually debasing themselves to try to find the keyboard shortcut to passion; ROTG relies on one-sided manipulation and coercion.
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As well as talking through their symptoms with a doctor during the video consultation, patients are asked to input information about their condition into KRY's iOS or Android app beforehand — including uploading relevant pictures and responding to symptom-specific questions.
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In meetings, calls and text messages, the 46-year-old former congressman from Texas and his aides and advisers are -- without committing to anything -- talking through the contours and challenges of a presidential run and evaluating potential staff and supporters.
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Back in the classroom, some of the student athletes wrestle with mathematics while those with no lessons scheduled sit on sofas in common areas, catching up on schoolwork or talking through the competitions they took part in at the weekend.
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Still, once she and AJ started talking through their options, he assured her that he would have her back, and the sacrifices they would have to make over the next few years to pay off their debt would be worth it.
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Under the leadership of the Fed chair, Jerome H. Powell, the central bank has been carrying out a review of its policy framework, researching and talking through how it might supplement its policy tool kit and keep inflation from drifting lower.
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For two weeks, they spent every free moment together, talking through politics (socially progressive), deep beliefs like creation or evolution (both are possible) and Jesus (both a savior and a guy who lived in a way that puts life into perspective).
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Alexandra explained that the initial session, which is 85 minutes and costs a steep $395 (follow-up sessions are 55 minutes for $195), would be dedicated to talking through my issues and goals, and the remaining time would involve the actual hypnosis portion.
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However, the center focuses much of its efforts on outreach and today about 10 children are gathered around a sandpit with a child psychologist, drawing shapes in the sand and talking through their hopes and dreams as well as their insecurities and fears.
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For months now, Democratic leaders and their aides have gamed out crisis situations during planning meetings, talking through the implications for the potential firings of not just Mr. Mueller but also the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, and his deputy, Rod J. Rosenstein.
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Yeah, it's the same questions over and over, and so I thought, well, maybe I could just direct somebody to a website instead of having to spend an hour talking through the same issue, although I'm always happy to talk through it.
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Opener "Gimme My Respect" is supposed to be a warning shot, but it dips into Comic Con references and quickly goes limp; "Riley From the Boondocks" would read like a statement of sorts if Yachty didn't seem to be sleep-talking through it.
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Explorer X does this by talking through the goals and intentions of trips with their clients (hence the word "mentor") and by setting them up with local guides, something that users report is even more valuable than the other benefits of booking with an agent.
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On the day we observed the chat, between four and 10 people were talking through their webcams, like a Brady Bunch box of incels, while a dozen more people were chatting just in text, making commentary on what the people "on cam" were saying.
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I've also spoken to lesbian couples who have felt abandoned by friends and family because of the assumption, spoken or unspoken, that they can look after each other well enough, because women tend to be better at talking through their feelings and at emotional support more generally.
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While they were accustomed to talking through major financial decisions, like buying their homes, together, discussing her graduate school debt felt different "I felt like I had been really selfish," she says, noting AJ couldn't benefit from her MBA like he could from, say, owning a home.
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Video explainers of Q followers talking through potential connected topics have racked up millions of views on YouTube, and the numbers of tweets out there are too numerous to count (and the difficulty in discerning genuine posts versus bot activity makes Twitter a poor measuring stick anyway).
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For example, someone very detailed oriented and rigid might not seem a fit for a fast-moving super early startup, but actually, within a particular team and by being aware of and talking through the potential conflict at interview, it could be the exact attribute a team needs.
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This video of Upton and Bruno talking through the proper form of a landmine deadlift, for example, is super-informative: And there's one more thing that we just have to talk about: Upton eats donuts while she works out, because she believes in balance — and that is awesome.
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As we look back on all the ways Apple has made our lives easier, let's also remember what they can't give us: the sensation of sunshine on our faces, the relief of talking through a problem with a physical friend, the feel of a hug from someone we love.
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What Slater has said: "We're talking through what, if anything, the administration could and should be doing" on privacy, Slater said at a conference hosted last month by the National Venture Capital Association, but added that there is no desire to create a U.S. clone of the European rules.
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This process is better for entrepreneurs, because it flips the power dynamic: Instead of standing onstage, racing through slides and being peppered with hardball questions, the entrepreneur and investor are sitting at the same table, the entrepreneur is leading the meeting and they are talking through the business as equals.
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The film adaptation, directed by Brett Simmons (Animal, Husk) and co-written by Simmons and Thomas Vitale (producer of films like Sharknado, Battledogs, and Robocroc), doesn't entirely capture that upbeat, no-harm-no-foul sense of two buds cheerfully talking through a minor scrape one got into over the weekend.
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But after acknowledging fears and talking through their concerns, it became clear to us that people want a functioning legal immigration system, smarter security at ports of entry and along the border, and the opportunity for undocumented men and women who are already in the country and contributing to attain citizenship.
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But for those of you who will never be satisfied by just listening to the original cast recording on repeat, Ellen DeGeneres brought an early holiday present in the form of Lin-Manuel Miranda talking through the entire plot of Hamilton in under three minutes for Ellen's YouTube Show Me More Show.
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But I found myself a lot going back to the research but just writing a little bit about some of these principles, I find myself sort of deliberately talking through them in conversations that I have with people who are looking for advice, when normally I would just go right to the advice.
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We have rituals in romance around breaking up, trying again, sharing honestly with each other, and actually talking through break-ups; whereas most friendships end with very little conversation, minimal understanding from either person about what the other person was feeling or needing, and a lot of blame over unmet (and usually unspoken) expectations.
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Talking through their collection, they each grab at similar pieces — a dress in what appears to be jacquard, but is actually lace bonded to crepe; a feather-embroidered skirt; a squishy cubic mink bag; a low, heavily beaded pump inspired, they say, by the ones created by Roger Vivier for Dior in the 1960s.
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Zuberi Williams, who worked as a clerk for Judge Lee alongside Mr. Fairfax, recalled staying up late at night with him talking through legal issues in the case against Ahmed Omar Abu Ali, an American citizen who was charged and ultimately convicted of training with Al Qaeda and plotting to assassinate President George W. Bush.
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The Twitter targets, who had been secretly recorded at parties, in bars, on first dates, and during job interviews, only found out about the deception on January 11, when the first Project Veritas video, titled "UNDERCOVER VIDEO: Twitter Engineers To 'Ban a Way of Talking' Through 'Shadow Banning,' Algorithms to Censor Opposing Political Opinions" went live.
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Again, these are all fairly simple — flip a switch to open a gate for your partner or light a fuse so the other person is shot out of a cannon — but I really enjoyed talking through these problems with my kid and having her figure out how to proceed with just a little help from me.
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This prompts laughter around the table, and it becomes apparent that in what is a still an incredibly macho environment, the notion of talking through your feelings is seen as a sign of weakness, and schemes such as the peer mentoring and listeners are viewed more as a means to an end for better wages and lighter sentences.
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In the Dorfman Theater at the National, the stage takes the shape of a St. George's Cross that cuts through the audience, allowing Spall's Michael to interact with playgoers at random ("Did you drop something?" he asks a spectator early on) even as he tells us he is talking through the hazy filter of drugs and booze.
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In an email interview with The Verge, Chollet explained his thoughts on this subject, talking through why he believes current achievements in AI have been "misrepresented," how we might measure intelligence in the future, and why scary stories about super intelligent AI (as told by Elon Musk and others) have an unwarranted hold on the public's imagination.
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Talking through this and deciding to put together some sort of written agreement around what we'd each walk away with if the marriage ended one day, based on what we came into the marriage with, allowed us to feel surprisingly less stressed and could save me a huge headache in the future if we do have to explore the idea of getting divorced.
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Myth #2: Restorative discipline practices outlined in the guidance fail to hold kids accountable Instead of relying on exclusionary practices, teachers can and should engage students in a higher form of accountability through restorative techniques — talking through what it will take for those involved to restore any harm caused and ensuring students have what they need moving forward, sometimes a conversation to restore their relationship with their teacher.
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Here's a selection:A VC on Elon Musk's SpaceX board says founders who can't answer this question might miss out on millions in fundingHere's why 100 tech firms a month are asking this VC to fund their ventures into space — 'It was a eureka moment for us'Business Insider also hosted its first BI Prime webinar this week, with Henry Ward, founder of $1.7 billion startup Carta, talking through the pitch decks that helped him raise almost $450 million.
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Yeah, so I would say that's very similar to our style, where we're talking through the news with a reporter, we're explaining context on it, and we're bringing some of the kind of stuff that didn't quite get into the story, like the experience ... I was just listening to "The Daily" on my way up, and it's like calling the reporter in Jerusalem, reaching them at the hotel kind of understanding where this is coming from, not just words on the page.
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