Telephone calls made by Reuters to Abdul Razak were unanswered.
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OAIC did not answer telephone calls from Reuters seeking comment.
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Reuters' telephone calls to Roberts to seek comment went unanswered.
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Telephone calls to Maroney's art gallery were not immediately returned.
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The Youth League did not answer telephone calls seeking comment.
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Telephone calls to the foundation requesting clarification were not answered.
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Telephone calls often go unanswered and messages are not returned.
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The benefits go beyond telephone calls and rapid text messaging.
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The regulator could not be reached despite multiple telephone calls.
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Reuters' telephone calls to the regulator on Friday went unanswered.
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There I met "Jay" through a series of telephone calls.
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Telephone calls to Odebrecht in Sao Paulo went unanswered after hours.
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Lin did not respond to emails and telephone calls seeking comment.
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KPMG did not respond to telephone calls and emails seeking comment.
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The academy did not answer repeated telephone calls to seek comment.
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OVER the years, Stanislav Petrov got used to those telephone calls.
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The academy did not answer repeated telephone calls to seek comment.
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An ANC spokesman did not respond to telephone calls seeking comment.
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Shuaa did not answer telephone calls seeking comment on the acquisition.
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His lawyer, Eugene Conway, did not return telephone calls seeking comment.
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The company didn't respond to telephone calls and emails seeking comment.
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Telephone calls, for example, are no longer routed over copper lines.
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Neither agency responded to multiple telephone calls on Thursday seeking comment.
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Equifax did not respond to telephone calls or emails seeking comment.
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Friends say he was then allowed two telephone calls a week.
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The Saudi Embassy in London did not respond to telephone calls.
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Shandong Ruyi did not answer repeated telephone calls from Reuters seeking comment.
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He did not respond to telephone calls requesting a comment on Tuesday.
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Neither Lin nor Haitong responded to emails and telephone calls seeking comment.
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Shenzhen Stock Exchange did not answer telephone calls from Reuters seeking comment.
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Mohamad Isa did not answer telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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Myanmar's government spokesman, Zaw Htay, did not answer telephone calls on Tuesday.
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Seth did not respond to telephone calls or a message seeking comment.
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Telephone calls to Equate's offices in Kuwait seeking comment were not answered.
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The government did not return telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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Iqbal did not immediately respond to Reuters' telephone calls to seek comment.
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Doors were opening to him, and people were returning his telephone calls.
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His recollection of two telephone calls with Donald Trump is certainly amusing.
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Telephone calls to Japan Post and Nomura Real Estate were not answered.
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President Xi had telephone calls with President Trump, a very critical moment.
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Telephone calls to Equate's headquarters in Kuwait seeking comment were not answered.
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Telephone calls to Fudan University's press department to seek comment went unanswered.
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United India Insurance did not respond to Reuters' telephone calls seeking comment.
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Reuters' telephone calls to the Indian home ministry to seek comment went unanswered.
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A jury found Williams guilty of interference with emergency telephone calls, a misdemeanor.
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He's savvy enough not to say anything incriminating in telephone calls or emails.
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"The family thanks everyone for their prayers and telephone calls," the foundation wrote.
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Spokespeople for Staples and Office Depot did not return telephone calls seeking comment.
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She could not, however, and that was when the abusive telephone calls started.
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Singh did not respond to telephone calls and texts from Reuters seeking comment.
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The company's spokespeople did not answer an email or telephone calls seeking comment.
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He did not respond to telephone calls or an email message last week.
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Their father has gotten an estimated 20,000 telephone calls and thousands of texts.
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It did not answer telephone calls by Reuters to its offices on Tuesday.
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So began months of cross-country airplane trips and late-night telephone calls.
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Some said they feared that their telephone calls or emails were being monitored.
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The company did not immediately answer telephone calls from Reuters to seek information.
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The China Golf Association did not answer several telephone calls to seek comment.
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Back on the ground in the Twin Cities, telephone calls were being made.
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"Donald Trump was personal, weighing in making telephone calls around the clock," says Zeleny.
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Spokespeople for the banks declined to comment or didn't return telephone calls seeking comment.
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"Emails, telephone calls — we may see upwards of 500 calls a day," Carswell said.
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Spokesmen for the finance ministry did not answer emails and telephone calls seeking comment.
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Yoo did not respond to telephone calls or text messages from Reuters seeking comment.
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Fillon made no public comment and his lawyer did not respond to telephone calls.
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The chief justice did not immediately respond to telephone calls from Reuters seeking comment.
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Agents also seized recorded telephone calls between Cohen and Davidson, a source told CNN.
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Pakistan's interior ministry did not immediately answer telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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Shin Yang did not immediately respond to telephone calls or questions sent by email.
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"We're getting a lot of telephone calls and a lot of questions," she said.
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He said all five election commissioners had received threatening telephone calls after Sunday's election.
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The company did not immediately respond to telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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His lawyer did not return telephone calls or emails from Reuters asking for comment.
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Multiple officials have not returned emails and telephone calls from Fox News requesting further details.
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Arul did not answer telephone calls or respond to messages from Reuters to seek comment.
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Maldives government officials did not immediately respond to telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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Neither Tolstikov nor his associates in Moscow and in Portugal answered telephone calls from Reuters.
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Public defenders representing the couple didn&apost immediately return telephone calls seeking comment on Tuesday.
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"He (Cheffou) was at home, and that could be confirmed by telephone calls," Martins said.
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Spokespeople for the firms either declined to comment or didn't return telephone calls seeking comment.
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Ms. Rodrique did not return telephone calls or an email on Friday seeking further comment.
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Police and government officials did not immediately respond to telephone calls from Reuters seeking comment.
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Wockhardt did not return several telephone calls and emails requesting comment on the detailed report.
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The academy did not respond to an email requesting comment, and telephone calls went unanswered.
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During its brief life, Telstar transmitted telephone calls and faxes in addition to television signals.
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Telephone calls from Reuters to CCPB's office numbers listed on its website were not answered.
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The last two Republican presidents gave the next Republican president congratulatory telephone calls on Wednesday.
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Several White House officials did not respond to emails or telephone calls seeking additional information.
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The following are some reactions - through statements, telephone calls and social media - to the nominations.
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As Hanif revises the libretto, he and Fairouz sift through ideas in long telephone calls.
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Three government spokesmen declined to take telephone calls on Thursday for comment on this story.
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Multiple telephone calls to the provincial headquarters of the state-run Protestant association went unanswered.
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He and the woman recorded telephone calls to Ms. Mitchell that led to her arrest.
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The President spent the flight watching television, making telephone calls and conversing with staff members.
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PNG immigration and police officials did not return telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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Electors have reported being barraged with thousands of emails, telephone calls, and even death threats.
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A Myanmar government spokesman did not immediately respond to telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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He estimates that 35 percent of all telephone calls placed in the U.S. are actually robocalls.
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Telephone calls and text messages from Reuters to Bayartsogt seeking comment were not answered or returned.
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An Arakan Army spokesman did not immediately respond to telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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A recording on the restaurant's voice mail said no one was available to answer telephone calls.
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Authorities in Myanmar's capital did not immediately respond to telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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Telephone calls to a number listed for him in Canton, Ga., were not answered on Wednesday.
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Technological abuse may include — unwanted, repeated telephone calls, text messages, instant messages, or social media posts.
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"According to some judicial standards, police can intercept telephone calls but not WhatsApp calls," said Wainwright.
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Spokeswomen for Britain's Brexit ministry did not answer repeated telephone calls seeking comment on the report.
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I knocked on doors, made telephone calls, talked to students at high schools and at colleges.
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If telephone calls and texts are not an option, "talk through the door," Mr. Goldstein said.
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Clinton who are directing people to flood the Justice Department with telephone calls about voting irregularities.
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Telephone calls and an email to Oman Oil's chief financial officer seeking comment were not answered.
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Li could not be reached for comment and telephone calls to the court were not answered.
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The Saudi ministry for foreign affairs did not immediately respond to written questions or telephone calls.
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Representatives of the three monks did not immediately respond to Reuters' telephone calls to seek comment.
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Telephone calls at three-month intervals were used to identify additional cases and vaccination side effects.
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Capricorn Food Products managers did not respond to telephone calls or emails requesting an official comment.
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Those who wished to leave during the game to make telephone calls were permitted to return.
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In two telephone calls with Mr Trump, he has told the president that he backs his demands.
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Federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman and a cooperating witness, according to the court papers.
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Shukri and Amar did not immediately respond to telephone calls or messages from Reuters to seek comment.
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Some may also handle emergency calls or help children or people with physical disabilities make telephone calls.
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They may handle emergency calls and assist children or people with physical disabilities to make telephone calls.
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Papua New Guinea immigration and police officials did not return telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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Mahendran, who has denied any wrongdoing, did not respond to telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment.
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Spokespeople for the other arranging banks either did not return telephone calls or could not immediately comment.
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A spokesman for Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) did not answer telephone calls seeking comment.
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Lee Meyer, a retired New York City schoolteacher, recently began getting strange telephone calls on weekday afternoons.
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China's foreign ministry, however, reiterated that it had not received any recent U.S. telephone calls on trade.
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Mr. Rushdie went into hiding, but Mr. Mayer did not, despite receiving threatening letters and telephone calls.
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Both ORC and SSRS employ similar methodologies: live-interview telephone calls placed to landlines and cell phones.
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There are telephone calls that stick in the mind forever, critical conversations at pivotal moments in life.
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The robocall issue has become so bothersome that about 10 percent of legitimate telephone calls are blocked.
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However, Verizon and other telecommunications companies routinely cooperate with court-ordered lawful interceptions of criminal telephone calls.
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The TCPA, as you know, was originally enacted in 1991 to curtail spam telephone calls and faxes.
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Zhulegeqiu had the thief's contact information and recovered it through an old-fashioned strategy: incessant telephone calls.
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Pluto Mining did not respond to numerous telephone calls and written requests seeking comment over several weeks.
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Gezhouba did not immediately respond to a faxed request for comment and did not answer telephone calls.
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Ms. Wilson announced her decision in a letter and telephone calls to family members of the victims.
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Telephone calls to the district police were referred to the branch political office, which was unavailable for comment.
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Ronald Reagan, George Bush, and George W. Bush addressed the march via recorded remarks or live telephone calls.
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On a day-to-day basis, I answer telephone calls from SiriusXM radio listeners all across the country.
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Public telephone calls were made from "phone booths": the place where Clark Kent changes into his Superman costume.
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Police in Xian referred questions to their information department, which did not answer telephone calls to seek comment.
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The restrictions on telephone calls have prevented immigration detainees from accessing proper legal representation, according to the suit.
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The paper called it a "secret meeting" and said he made several telephone calls, hardly a suspicious activity.
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News of the name change had spread well beyond Florida, and now came the emails and telephone calls.
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North Koreans are also not permitted to exchange letters, emails or telephone calls with people in South Korea.
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When SS7 was adopted as a standard protocol for routing telephone calls, it marked a revolution in telephony.
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Reuters sought comment from Meridian and the CDIC, via letters, telephone calls and visits, but received no reply.
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The barrage of messages would continue for months and include "both online and offline" approaches, even telephone calls.
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Harith did, and in 2013 was offered a job monitoring web traffic and telephone calls of terrorist suspects.
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A flood of telephone calls to members' offices has suddenly imperiled Betsy DeVos's confirmation as secretary of education.
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Ms. Shafer and Mr. Davitz began emailing and soon proceeded to telephone calls that grew longer and longer.
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A company representative from Akima, in Herndon, Va., did not return multiple telephone calls seeking comment on Monday.
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Especially after the trade wars, tweets and tough telephone calls, their price will be high, if not stratospheric.
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The Odebrecht office in Colombia did not answer telephone calls from Reuters seeking more details about the case.
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And of the 1.5 million checks in 2018 conducted by telephone calls, 83% were answered within 20 seconds.
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Myanmar government spokesman Zaw Htay did not answer telephone calls seeking comment on the possible EU move on Wednesday.
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A spokesman for Indonesia's Foreign Ministry did not answer telephone calls or respond to a written request for comment.
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Trump also said he may stop allowing government aides to listen in on his telephone calls with foreign leaders.
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Officials at KPMG in Malaysia did not immediately respond to telephone calls and emails from Reuters to seek comment.
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Neither Mozambique's finance minister nor a spokesman for the ministry responded to telephone calls from Reuters for a comment.
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Consultations through "intensive" telephone calls will continue in the meantime, Gao Feng, spokesman at the commerce ministry, told reporters.
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The university did not answer repeated emails and telephone calls asking if Trump received any payment for his speech.
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"He didn't do emails or telephone calls," said Kamel Mennour, a Paris gallerist who worked extensively with Mr. Morellet.
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The NSA told us they would not and did not tap into Americans' personal telephone calls and internet accounts.
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It also helps to know that the Internal Revenue Service conducts its business in writing, not by telephone calls.
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Neither the principal nor the school district's superintendent, Richard Gusick, returned my telephone calls or responded to written messages.
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The city has collected about $5 million per year from telephone calls made by incarcerated people and their families.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the country from which a lawyer received telephone calls at odd hours.
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The EPA has said that the phone booth was necessary for Pruitt to make and receive classified telephone calls.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. President Richard M. Nixon had the bureau eavesdrop on the telephone calls of reporters.
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GUANTÁNAMO BAY, Cuba — Military prosecutors say they have tapes of telephone calls between the alleged mastermind of the Sept.
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General Nice Group, which is registered in Hong Kong, did not respond to email and telephone calls requesting comment.
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"Our reading supports the TCPA's animating purpose - protecting privacy by restricting unsolicited, automated telephone calls," the appeals court said.
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American officials have also said that there were multiple telephone calls between Mr. Flynn and Mr. Kislyak on Dec.
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The North Korean embassy in Kuala Lumpur did not respond to Reuters' telephone calls and emails to seek comment.
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Well, Reuters notes that six of those 18 contacts were telephone calls with the ambassador, Flynn, and Trump advisers.
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Praver Shapiro's two partners — Barry Praver and Scott Shapiro — did not return telephone calls seeking comment on Chapman and Hernandez.
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A government spokesman did not immediately answer telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment on the Indonesia and Vietnam plans.
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The new model would feature a 7-inch touchscreen, display answers to verbal questions and feature internet-based telephone calls.
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This letter acts as written notice of our expectation for you to discontinue your unwarranted telephone calls and office visits.
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Unhappy Coke drinkers revolted, flooding Coca-Cola with telephone calls, letters and telegrams criticizing the decision to change the formula.
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But President Trump, who likes to field his own telephone calls and prefers spontaneity to protocol, is a different breed.
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Imagine, for example, phone carriers advocating for the right to analyze telephone calls and sell data from what they hear.
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The Leiyang Education Bureau did not answer telephone calls from Reuters seeking comment outside of regular business hours on Sunday.
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Police officials from Xining, the capital of Qinghai, and the Qinghai government did not answer multiple telephone calls seeking comment.
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The fire station in northeast Bangkok where he works gets more than 3,000 telephone calls a year seeking help with snakes.
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He set out to correct all three, placing telephone calls to leading foreign-policy voices, including his predecessors in the office.
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After hurried telephone calls with Mr Trudeau and Mexico's president, Enrique Peña Nieto, he dropped that plan, at least for now.
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According to court documents at the time, Sheikh Mohammed and Ganczarski received telephone calls from the suicide bomber before the attack.
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" The dice roll in Lima's favor more often than one might expect, so that when he writes, "My telephone calls you.
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The attorneys asked a judge to order the government to arrange at least four telephone calls per week between the groups.
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"One million viewers responded with congratulatory telephone calls, telegrams, letters or gifts," The Times noted in Ms. Ball's obituary in 1989.
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Officials from the E.P.A., the Interior Department and the White House did not respond to emails and telephone calls seeking comment.
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No one picked up telephone calls seeking comment to the foreign propaganda office of the Guangzhou city government on Monday afternoon.
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An official of the airport body declined to comment, and officials of the aviation regulator did not respond to telephone calls.
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We get year-round campaign commercials, telephone calls and those obsequious visits by politicians and would-be politicians — year after year.
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Telephone calls to spokespeople at Chinalco's listed unit Chalco and Yunnan Aluminium's Shenzhen-listed unit during office hours were not answered.
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He said that in telephone calls to Turkey, he often tells doubting friends and relatives how welcoming the American people are.
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On Friday, in telephone calls with Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, and Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, Mrs.
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Public health officials in the region did not immediately respond to telephone calls and email messages from Reuters to seek comment.
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But Obama wasn't known to use his cellphone to make or receive telephone calls, according to individuals familiar with his technology use.
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An official of parent company Tiga Pilar did not respond to telephone calls and a text message from Reuters to seek comment.
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Shukri declined to comment when contacted by Reuters, while Amar did not immediately respond to telephone calls or messages to seek comment.
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Other more subtle forms of communication – unacknowledged direct telephone calls, messages delivered through spies, envoys and allies – have also not gone away.
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Investors are betting that technology can transform the fragmented truck brokerage business that ran for decades on personal relationships and telephone calls.
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The public-security minister, Khemraj Ramjattan, met a group of prisoners during the protest and promised better meals and additional telephone calls.
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Myanmar's government spokesman, Zaw Htay, did not answer telephone calls on Thursday from Reuters seeking comment on the handover of the men.
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She was understood to be referring to telephone calls between Flynn and Russian ambassador to Moscow Sergey Kislyak before Trump took office.
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His cellphone rarely rings, an anomaly in a country where everyone seems to relish constant streams of telephone calls and text messages.
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"The Federal Intelligence Service will get modern information-gathering tools, including for surveillance of telephone calls or internet activities," the government said.
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Pelosi aide Drew Hammill said she had held four telephone calls with Mnuchin so far on Thursday, but did not provide details.
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There were a small market selling drinks and snacks, a room where inmates could make (monitored) telephone calls and a small library.
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Prior to the Federal Wiretap Act in 1968, the Supreme Court held that the interception of telephone calls violated the Fourth Amendment.
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The ministry did not name the institution or give details of its action; it did not respond to telephone calls seeking comment.
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Enter the System of Operative Search Measures, or SORM, which is based on a Soviet-era surveillance system for monitoring telephone calls.
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Talk with a partner about unsolicited telephone calls, emails or texts that you have received, and share what you did about them.
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The Turks may possess multiple recordings, including surveillance of telephone calls, and the Turkish authorities may have shared the audio only selectively.
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The telephone calls, for example, were discovered as part of a larger US investigation into Russian activities in the US, sources told CNN.
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In particular, the SAMs provide that: For all non-legally privileged telephone calls or communications, no telephone call/communication, or portion thereof: i.
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Robocalls, automated telephone calls that deliver a recorded message, typically on behalf of a political party or telemarketing company, are on the rise.
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During those later months, participants also received brief (just 10 minutes at the longest) telephone calls once each month and weekly text messages.
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Telephone calls seeking comment to two top executives of Bank Muscat and an email to the bank's investor relations office were not answered.
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People who answered telephone calls to Ms. Ma's offices said they could not speak to journalists or did not know where she was.
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Globo TV reported on Saturday night that prosecutors and police also want to probe the president's bank accounts, tax information and telephone calls.
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However, as she makes clear in her diary, President Lyndon Johnson discussed policy with her and she overheard many of his telephone calls.
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Changbai County officials did not answer telephone calls on Monday, and an executive at China Mobile in Changbai declined to discuss the matter.
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BUSINESS An article on Tuesday about a WhatsApp security flaw misidentified the country from which a lawyer received telephone calls at odd hours.
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Stovall did not immediately respond to email requests for comment on the article, and Mayorga did not answer telephone calls to her home.
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TOKYO — President Trump has made some rocky telephone calls to other heads of state in his seven and a half months in office.
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The spokesman for the public security office in Ganzhou, where the men had been held, did not respond to telephone calls requesting comment.
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Former presidents have made telephone calls in to the march, with both Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush addressing the event via phone.
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Ricardo V. Paras, the Philippine justice department official who represented the Bangladesh government in court, did not return telephone calls to seek comment.
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Since Saul (not Sol) returned to Culver City, I have received charming telephone calls from Sol, and a most enthusiastic letter from Saul.
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On such assignments it was possible to forget unpaid bills, unanswered telephone calls, to set aside anything not required to follow the trail.
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In his resignation letter, Flynn disclosed that he had given "incomplete information" to Pence and others about his telephone calls with the ambassador.
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Generally speaking, your job is to clue only the thematically relevant version of the phrase; here, a musical NUMBER combined with telephone CALLs.
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The agents were looking into a series of telephone calls Flynn made to the Russian ambassador to the U.S. last year, said the Journal.
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The pastor did not return telephone calls or respond to messages The Associated Press left in person with his staff at the church Wednesday.
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Price caps for telephone calls made by incarcerated Americans, one of Clyburn's most tenacious pursuits, is no longer being fought for by the FCC.
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The system had grown hopelessly out of date since then—it still relied on telephone calls and a series of paper-based internal processes.
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The similarities are likely in the methodology: Breitbart/Gravis polled 2,832 likely voters through automated telephone calls with a 1.8 percentage margin of error.
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In telephone calls with Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and British Prime Minister Theresa May also both expressed their disappointment with the decision.
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The department identified about 150 women Marines contacted using social media, telephone calls or showing up at their house, local ABC affiliate WFTS reported.
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You will assist with the production of Regulatory Alerts, comment letters, letters to the Hill, and other communications, including member telephone calls and emails.
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Directors of those agencies have repeatedly lied to Congress and the American people about the extent of their interception of telephone calls and email.
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The Ningde City public security bureau in Fujian and the Fujian Provincial Bureau of Nationalities and Religious Affairs did not answer repeated telephone calls.
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Often for calls to international destinations, legitimate contractors route telephone calls on behalf of telecommunications service providers in exchange for a per-minute fee.
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Ms. Cengiz said she had received telephone calls from both President Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo but drew little comfort from them.
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Victims reported that they frequently received targeted telephone calls and emails from brokers and that they made five or more investment decisions a year.
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Attorneys are hoping to retrieve "text messages, photographs, Snapchats, telephone calls and/or messages exchanged" concerning the case or between the plaintiff and Spacey.
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Tabarak did not immediately respond on Wednesday to telephone calls and an email seeking comment on how it would vote at the general assembly.
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Their new FamilyLine uses a network of volunteers from across the country to support parents and caregivers virtually through telephone calls, email and text messaging.
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But Mulvaney declined to make Cash Express pay for harassing telephone calls and home visits that Cordray had identified as a violation of the law.
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"Many members of the public voiced their support for the measures and the product list through telephone calls, emails and other means," the ministry said.
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In fact, it was direct telephone calls between U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif that peacefully resolved that incident.
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"By making these telephone calls, defendants actively sought to prejudice Williams's stockholders against the proposed transaction and thereby cause it to fail," the lawsuit said.
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A government spokesman did not answer telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment, while a spokesman for the ruling party said he did not know.
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Mr. Pender, 31, testified that he helped arrange the meeting between the two men with text messages and telephone calls the day of the killing.
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The lawyer's account was broadly confirmed by audio recordings of telephone calls by an Egyptian intelligence officer, which were obtained by The New York Times.
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Mr. Daniels and Mr. Walters — who were married in 2014 by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg — did not immediately return emails or telephone calls seeking comment.
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They were booking telephone calls and speaking to people on the phone and doing data entry, so they don't need to work with other people.
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Two military spokesmen did not answer telephone calls from Reuters to seek comment, and the army did not immediately issue a statement on its website.
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In the 24 hours before Sarksyan quit as prime minister on April 23, he had telephone calls with officials in Moscow, the diplomatic source said.
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In March, after at least two telephone calls with Mr. Giuliani, Mr. Pompeo ordered the recall of the American ambassador to Ukraine, Marie L. Yovanovitch.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Billionaire U.S. presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday said his campaign had unknowingly used prison workers to make telephone calls on his behalf.
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Spokeswomen and spokesmen for Senator Harris, Senator Gillibrand, Senator Booker and Senator Sanders did not return telephone calls or emails requesting comment on the error.
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The office of the vice presidency, which oversees state intelligence service Sebin, did not answer telephone calls seeking comment on the latest reported arrests in Anzoategui.
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Neither COSL nor oil giant China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) - which leased the platform in 2014 amid the previous dispute - answered telephone calls to seek comment.
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Diplomatic sources also said that, before her husband's hospitalization, Liu Xia had expressed a wish to go to Germany, in telephone calls with the German embassy.
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Medhane Yehdego Mered, nicknamed "the General", had been heard on intercepted telephone calls boasting about cramming more people onto rickety boats than other traffickers, prosecutors said.
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Under the famously controlling Obama administration, some public affairs representatives stopped regularly speaking to the press, replacing telephone calls with emailed statements scripted in bureaucratic jargon.
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The scheduled telephone calls come as a senior ally of Merkel earlier on Wednesday pressed Japan to quickly seal a trade deal with the European Union.
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Taiwanese criminals "have been falsely presenting themselves as law enforcement officers to extort money from people on the Chinese mainland through telephone calls", its has said.
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Michael Ron David Kadar, 18, a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen who is Jewish and lives in Israel, made at least 245 threatening telephone calls between Jan.
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Hurricane Katrina knocked down over 3 million telephone lines in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama; over 85033 million telephone calls did not go through the day after.
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Witnesses said that Mr. Jafri made repeated telephone calls to officials for help but that the police did not arrive in time to prevent the killings.
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Taiwanese criminals "have been falsely presenting themselves as law enforcement officers to extort money from people on the Chinese mainland through telephone calls", the ministry added.
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Taxpayers have made more than 85033 million telephone calls to the IRS and more than 5 million visits to walk-in sites annually in recent years.
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An SAA spokesperson did not immediately responded to telephone calls and emailed questions from Reuters seeking details about the cancellations and how long they would last.
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Mr. Trump has complicated matters by resisting efforts to engage in routine telephone calls to donors and to make gentle requests of people to write checks.
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"Due to the current federal funding hiatus, I will not be able to return emails or telephone calls until I return to duty," Mr. Baugh wrote.
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The effect on the health service was particularly devastating: ambulances were diverted, patient records were inaccessible, surgical procedures were canceled, telephone calls could not be received.
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The suggestion that the president may be surreptitiously recording his meetings or telephone calls added a twist at the end of a week that roiled Washington.
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Cutrell said she had no information about who might have put up the posters or whether the number of telephone calls to her agency had increased.
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Texas recently reduced the cost of telephone calls with prisoners to 6 cents a minute, from 23 cents, by negotiating a better deal with the provider.
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Fans interviewed by The New York Times talked of receiving visits from armed police officers, and of telephone calls warning them that they are being watched.
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American officials have also said there were multiple telephone calls between Mr. Flynn and Sergey I. Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to the United States, on Dec.
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The emails reflect at least two telephone calls between the men in late March, including one that was arranged with guidance from Mr. Trump's personal assistant.
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But on Friday afternoon, he still had not commented, and he did not respond to email messages or telephone calls to multiple numbers associated with him.
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"Every now and then I get telephone calls from people trying to reach my namesake," explains the Teemu who holds a guitar and writes busted pop songs.
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"Our office has received an unprecedented volume of telephone calls, emails, and letters from members of the public related to our executive branch ethics program," he added.
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A spokesman for the Volga Group, which groups together Timchenko's business interests, did not respond to telephone calls or to an emailed request for comment on Thursday.
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"The Prime Minister has this evening spoken with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in separate telephone calls," a spokesman for May said.
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Xinhua said the Armenia-based fraudsters "had been falsely presenting themselves as law enforcement officers to extort money from people on the Chinese mainland through telephone calls".
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A volunteer making telephone calls for Mr Trump at Republican headquarters in Phoenix, Diana Brest, says that Mr Trump can change any policy and have her vote.
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Two sources familiar with Mnuchin's first meeting with senior Treasury staff said he told them that their telephone calls and emails could be monitored to prevent leaks.
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But the lead prosecutor, Gary J. Galperin, said there was overwhelming evidence on the telephone calls and surreptitiously recorded conversations that Mr. Santora was leading the group.
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Telephone calls seeking comment from the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, the Chinese government agency that oversees issues regarding the two former European outposts, went unanswered.
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The website is run by defectors who gather prices through telephone calls to traders in the North, gaining a rare glimpse into the lives of ordinary citizens.
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The training company declined requests by Reuters for comment, while telephone calls to the bank went unanswered and Jiang's mobile phone appeared to have been switched off.
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In the hours since Speier has made her allegations public, an aide to the congresswoman says her office has been flooded by telephone calls and email messages.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump continued to push for global pressure on China during telephone calls with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Emmanuel Macron of France.
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In meetings and telephone calls, FEMA officials reminded him that he and his people lacked the experience needed to organize a mass emergency feeding operation, he said.
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So far, the government says it has seized 1.5 million pages of emails, nearly 500,000 other documents, 4,000 intercepted or consensually recorded telephone calls and text messages.
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The reality is that Martha Mitchell did, indeed, speed up the unraveling of that criminal presidency, usually via telephone calls with the news agency United Press International.
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Mr. Veprentsev, lying under a blanket at City Hospital No. 26 in St. Petersburg, answered a steady stream of telephone calls from friends inquiring about his health.
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In competitive markets, the profit motive makes for a powerful incentive to deliver all kinds of goods and services, from widgets to telephone calls, efficiently and effectively.
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I thought I'd been hired as an editor to create and showcase writing about books, but one of my first telephone calls disabused me of that quaint notion.
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Tunisia's Interior Ministry did not respond to formal written requests in Arabic and English and telephone calls soliciting comment on security matters and its efforts to fight extremists.
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As they huddled around camp fires of burning plastic to stave off the night's chill, some knelt to pray while others made final telephone calls to their family.
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The following are some reactions - through statements, telephone calls and social media - to the Oscar nominations announced on Tuesday by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Walmart did not respond immediately to a request for comment, Rubicon Resources did not answer an email and telephone calls and Wales & Co. Universe could not be reached.
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From there Cohen, acting as a middleman, was involved in at least 10 telephone calls that day, some involving Trump and Hicks and others involving American Media Inc.
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And ongoing revelations about meetings with Sessions and Jared Kushner and telephone calls with Michael Flynn have given him a shadowy Rasputin-like presence in the entire affair.
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Stovall did not immediately respond to email requests from Reuters for comment on the report and Mayorga was not available for comment in telephone calls to her home.
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Dr. G.M. Vathsala, the city's health officer, said public toilets don't come under her purview, and referred calls to the engineering department, which did not return telephone calls.
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Suspicions intensified after embarrassing transcripts of telephone calls between Trump and two foreign leaders— Malcolm Turnbull , of Australia, and Enrique Peña Nieto , of Mexico—leaked to the press.
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Researchers contacted 1,546 people ages 21 to 99 via random telephone calls and found that older age was, not surprisingly, tied to declines in physical and cognitive function.
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Most of our telecommunications needs are covered by geosynchronous satellites that hover over spots on the equator to transmit television broadcasts, internet communications, and long-distance telephone calls.
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Navalny's immediate aim is to reduce turnout in the election by 2144 percent or more with leaflets, social media, protests and telephone calls urging people not to vote.
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LONDON, March 20 (Reuters) - The European Union's markets watchdog said it may not be "practicable" to record all telephone calls for trading securities because of the coronavirus epidemic.
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The move also seemed a personal snub of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has courted Mr. Trump through rounds of golf, frequent telephone calls and lavish steak meals.
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A student asked Mr. Buttigieg about Mr. Boykins's dismissal, which came amid an investigation into allegations that Mr. Boykins had improperly recorded the telephone calls of several officers.
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Mr. Worrall would communicate "material, nonpublic information" about the agency's rate decisions through text messages, telephone calls and meetings, including some at the agency's offices, the S.E.C. said.
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The show is built around recordings of prison telephone calls between Hernandez and his partner, Shayanna Jenkins, and their daughter, as well as his agent and his mother.
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Trump prefers to hold these meetings just two or three times a week, and is famously susceptible to distractions—people walking into the office, telephone calls, even houseflies.
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The application makes frequent references to "cellular telephone" calls as part of its description, which heavily suggests that Apple is considering using the feature on a future iPhone.
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And by the time I got to the station they were getting so many telephone calls from politicians and journalists they realized that they had made a big mistake.
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Image: WikipediaIn the same hotel where Alexander Graham Bell once demoed coast-to-coast telephone calls, Microsoft will announce plans for a new white space internet service on Tuesday.
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If such information truly existed – for example, in the form of intercepted emails, telephone calls or other communications – then the Obama administration would probably have found and revealed it.
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Thaihot, whose business interests include real estate and financial services such as insurance, did not respond to telephone calls and an emailed request for comment outside regular business hours.
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The Bundestag also agreed to allow federal police to use automatic systems to read car number plates and bodycams as well as to record telephone calls in control centers.
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Mahendran did not answer telephone calls or text messages from Reuters on Thursday seeking his comments on the panel's report which was submitted to the president on Dec. 31.
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For instance, the FBI retroactively deemed "six words" in a certain memo about "President Trump comparing the relative importance of returning telephone calls from three countries" to be classified.
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The effort, which allowed the agency to gather the data of Americans' telephone calls and text messages with court approval, was deactivated last year following years of technical headaches.
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Aides would not say whether he went golfing, although they said he had telephone calls scheduled with Puerto Rico's governor and the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Details of his conversation with Russian officials and of his telephone calls with the leaders of Mexico, Australia and, just this week, the Philippines have spilled into public view.
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In October 2016, in the days leading up to the payments to Ms. Daniels, Ms. Hicks took part in a series of telephone calls, text messages and email messages.
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In October 2016, in the days leading up to the payments to Ms. Daniels, Ms. Hicks took part in a series of telephone calls, text messages and email messages.
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Bricking a device means that it's been rendered completely unusable—about as good for making things like telephone calls and Snappy Chats™ and Twitter Tweets™ as a brick.
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Trump Organization attorneys also accused Bajrushi of installing an "electronic device" that allowed him to illegally eavesdrop and record telephone calls made by Trump Palace workers between 1991 and 1995.
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If your telephone company was advocating for the right to automatically monitor your audio telephone calls and sell what they hear, would this make you comfortable about using your phone?
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The president, while reserving the right to change course, said he agreed not to dump the deal after talking with the leaders of Mexico and Canada in separate telephone calls.
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Consumer Reports, a product-testing publication based in New York, reckons unsolicited telephone calls made by automatic dialing machines now comprise over a third of all calls to American homes.
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Documents leaked by former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden in 2013 showed the U.S. National Security Agency had tapped Rousseff's telephone calls and those of millions of other Brazilians.
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Xinhua accused the suspects of impersonating police officers in telephone calls to people in China, who were then tricked into transferring money into accounts controlled by the callers' organization abroad.
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On the morning of her departure, Giustinia has still heard nothing from Leandro's sister, but she promises to make a round of telephone calls when she gets back to Italy.
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Episodes about long walks and beaches and mixtapes, telephone calls each night like reliving adolescence, how vibrant and insistent Gess was, even when she was selfish and needy and mad.
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Decades later, deep in the throes of his own mental illness, he tearfully flogs himself out of guilt over his father's death and his mother's decades-old unanswered telephone calls.
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Paradoxically, the chairman has more compassion for procedural due process rights of telephone companies than for families seeking a fair price for telephone calls priced in an unquestionably noncompetitive marketplace.
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U.S. President Donald Trump discussed Iran's "destabilizing activities" and other security and economic issues in separate telephone calls with senior Saudi and Emirati leaders on Tuesday, the White House said.
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Based on recent testimony before a congressional committee, IRS technology is outdated and the Taxpayer Advocate estimates that only 29 percent of the telephone calls to the IRS are answered.
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But he dismissed South Korean media reports that Seoul did not give prior notice, saying at least nine telephone calls had been made between the two sides between July and August.
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The charges came after Bahrain state television in August aired recorded telephone calls between Salman and Qatar&aposs then-Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim Al Thani during the 2011 protests.
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And in two audio recordings of rambling telephone calls posted online, a man three sources identified as Nichols — including the source familiar with FBI investigations — acknowledged giving information to the FBI.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin, in telephone calls with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande, expressed hope for successful Syria peace talks, the Kremlin said on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will hold telephone calls with the leaders of Russia, Germany, and France on Saturday, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said in a tweet on Friday.
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Trump was piling fierce pressure on holdout lawmakers late Wednesday night in a blitz of telephone calls, as Ryan's negotiators tried to woo the Freedom Caucus with changes to the bill.
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"Last night, the President made telephone calls to US service members from each branch of the military who are currently stationed around the globe," Schultz said in a statement on Sunday.
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His revelation was at once unsurprising (Trump and his associates were known to hold unsecured telephone calls with foreign leaders and agents during the transition period) and also quite likely classified.
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"If you were to follow me for a day, you would see countless meetings about planning, journeys, telephone calls, and more meetings that discuss how the journeys will work," he added.
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When everyone involved is using Hangouts, users can make voice and video calls among two to nine participants, exchange videos and photos, make telephone calls or even share a computer screen.
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He'd return to a hotel whose name he would not remember and try to avoid the many anxious telephone calls from family members and friends back in their hometown of Dearborn.
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The card system is opaque and the company that develops the Google Play apps linked to the cards, JMT Technology Solutions, did not respond to email and telephone calls for comment.
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Terrorism experts said the existence of such intercepted telephone calls — even where their content and significance are unknown — underscored the challenge for law enforcement in predicting so-called lone-wolf attacks.
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In 2013, a federal judge in Washington, acting on a suit brought by Klayman, ruled that the National Security Agency's bulk collection of details about American's telephone calls was likely unconstitutional.
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He is under investigation for first-class travel at taxpayer expense, his elaborate security detail and the installation at a cost of $43,000 of a soundproof booth for making telephone calls.
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Since early in his tenure, when transcripts of his telephone calls with the leaders of Mexico and Australia leaked, Mr. Trump has been sensitive to preventing such records from getting out.
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Emails and telephone calls requesting comment from Mr. Scaramucci were not immediately returned, but on Wednesday afternoon, he admonished someone on Twitter who suggested he had lied about Mr. John's appearance.
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That's when the repressive Sisi government implemented a blanket ban on access to prisoners, who have no access to telephone calls or any other method of communication with the outside world.
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"This letter acts as written notice of our expectation for you to discontinue your unwarranted telephone calls and office visits," wrote Johnson's staff on Senate stationery in a letter dated Feb. 17.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump discussed Iran's "destabilizing activities" and other security and economic issues in separate telephone calls with senior Saudi and Emirati leaders on Tuesday, the White House said.
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From the complaint:After the hackers took charge of Mr. Terpin's telephone number, the hackers accessed Mr. Terpin's telephone to divert texts and telephone calls to gain access to Mr. Terpin's cryptocurrency accounts.
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The communication ministry has blocked the internet and telecoms data to prevent Papuans from accessing social media since Wednesday, although telephone calls and text messages are unaffected, said ministry spokesman Ferdinandus Setu.
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The measures Sarreither demanded include the mandatory installation of software patches and the development of new steps aimed at ensuring the authenticity of the election results sent digitally, perhaps through telephone calls.
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Before we dive into precisely how this is happening, let me introduce the dramatis personnae in this ecosystem: Today, shipping runs on a backbone of telephone calls, manual logging and delayed payment.
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Though electors in several states report that they're getting thousands of emails, letters and even telephone calls to ask them to switch their votes, they're among the Republican Party's most loyal members.
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Federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman and a cooperating witness, according to the court papers, and also obtained emails from Loughlin allegedly implicating her in the scam, the documents state.
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Greeting Assad at his Black Sea residence of Sochi, Putin said he would follow up the meeting with telephone calls to Trump and to Middle Eastern leaders including the Emir of Qatar.
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On the contrary, Saudi Arabia may actually take offense at Monday's telephone calls by Kerry to Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif to urge calm.
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Notably, most of the open investigations involve known cooperators, not to mention likely millions of documents, telephone calls, recordings, emails, communications, and tax returns assembled by the special counsel and other prosecutors.
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" A news report noted that "police headquarters was flooded with telephone calls from police officers, including some from officers vacationing in northern Michigan, asking if it were true that Brown was dead.
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In defiance of warnings from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), shadow lenders pitch their business via cold telephone calls and social media advertisements, dangling the prospects of a reversal of fortune.
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Internal working documents, such as the White House transcripts of the president's telephone calls with foreign leaders, generally don't get leaked to the media with a view of enhancing the president's stature.
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Reuters could not independently confirm the accusations and was unable to immediately reach police or a representative of Batali for comment, as repeated telephone calls and email messages to both went unanswered.
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"We have made checks on one and a half million telephone calls and mapped the whole activity of these managers, proving the existence of a stable and hidden organization," the prosecutor said.
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Neither Jones, accused in the indictment of receiving $5,000 for providing the technical advice for the alteration of the procurement and concession law, nor Onanuga responded to text messages and telephone calls.
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It is still unclear whether the accident was due to human error or a technical problem on a stretch of track where safety is dependent on telephone calls rather than computer systems.
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Mr. Mnuchin said he had been having daily telephone calls with his Treasury colleagues and with lawmakers in the House and Senate as they put the finishing touches on a tax bill.
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The president had embraced the legislation in recent days, making telephone calls to wavering senators and dispatching Vice President Mike Pence to Capitol Hill to try to build support for its passage.
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The president spoke of his warm telephone calls with the Russian president, even as he introduced a national security strategy that acknowledged Russia's efforts to weaken democracies by meddling in their elections.
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In a court filing Thursday, Davidson alleged that Cohen, whose law office is in New York City, "surreptitiously and intentionally recorded several telephone calls" with Davidson during their negotiations over the hush deal.
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MOSCOW, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin, in telephone calls with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande, expressed hope for successful Syria peace talks, the Kremlin said on Wednesday.
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Federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman and a cooperating witness, according to the court papers, as well as obtained emails from Loughlin allegedly implicating her in the scam, the documents state.
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The two men's negotiations about the Daniels hush agreement took place via email and phone calls, the claim said, and Davidson alleged that Cohen "surreptitiously and intentionally recorded several telephone calls" between them.
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"There were repeated telephone calls and emails every day, but it was such a relief to wake up and go to sleep without having to check in with this other person," she said.
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" From a home studio 240 miles west of Las Vegas, Mr. Bell personally fielded unscreened telephone calls on five lines during a five-hour nightly marathon on KNYE-FM called "Coast to Coast.
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The four men, for whom international arrest warrants were issued, have figured in previous reports, including intercepted telephone calls in which they discuss movements of the missile launcher and the actual missile firing.
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Aside from the search for clarity, the telephone calls — which often coincide with calls between Japan's defense or foreign ministers and their American counterparts — reflect the alignment of two conservative and nationalistic administrations.
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Key House and Senate lawmakers are pushing to end a long-troubled National Security Agency surveillance program that gathers records of Americans' telephone calls and text messages in search of potential terrorist connections.
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Telephone calls and an email to Mr. Parker's law office and to other numbers associated with him were not returned on Wednesday, but he denied the allegations to The Associated Press on Tuesday.
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Malik, 21, said she had lost count of the positive telephone calls and messages she had received for her new role which was a major contrast to previous years when she battled to survive.
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Maknun, who had been working at a school on the island of Lombok, recorded some parts of lewd telephone calls from the school's principal without his knowledge in 2012 after complaining of sexual harassment.
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In the United States the reason the phone company can't listen in to our telephone calls is that we have a law (Section 85033 of the Communications Act) that bars them from doing so.
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Beginning in 2015, former purchasers of Banc de Binary securities started to receive emails and telephone calls from people claiming to be SEC employees seeking money in connection with their investments, the complaint said.
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Your Money Adviser Before visiting a rental car counter this summer, it's wise to make two telephone calls: one to the insurer that covers your personal car and one to your credit card company.
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This last event set the story in motion, sending the town on a search for Will and his mother Joyce (a great Winona Ryder) around the bend, plagued by strange telephone calls and visions.
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Justice Gilmar Mendes of the Supreme Federal Tribunal said he based his ruling on intercepts of telephone calls of the former president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is the focus of corruption inquiries.
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"Our clinical team is making personal, one-on-one telephone calls with family members to share information about loved ones and respond to questions," the center's president Beecher Hunter said in a statement Thursday.
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The interior ministry said on Facebook that it had received complaints indicating that Egyptians had been getting telephone calls from media companies abroad asking their opinions on the country's political, economic and security situation.
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Examples Schumer listed of potentially important documents were records between Trump and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy related to the "scheduling, preparation for, and follow-up from" their April 21 and July 25 telephone calls.
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"TTB will suspend all non-excepted TTB operations, and no personnel will be available to respond to any inquiries, including emails, telephone calls, facsimiles, or other communications," a stark notice on the Bureau's website reads.
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In May 2018, Pai called on companies to adopt an industry-developed "call authentication system" for the cryptographic signing of telephone calls aimed at ending the use of illegitimate spoofed numbers from the telephone system.
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Mr. Stuart said the evidence would include recordings of telephone calls and recordings made inside Mr. Santora's car over 10 months, as well as the testimony of least two former members of the Bonanno family.
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John Harris, a federal prosecutor, said he suspected that Mr Dowless had broken the law in an earlier election campaign—and that he had told his father of his suspicions in emails and telephone calls.
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Mackworth worked in all sorts of variables—some subjects got telephone calls during the test, others got amphetamines—but the clear takeaway was it took less than half an hour for their attention to wander.
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The data retention law, which had been due to come into effect on Saturday, requires companies to keep data on the timing and duration of telephone calls, as well as online traffic through IP addresses.
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All communication is saved back to a patient's medical record to ensure a more joined up approach than might otherwise happen using arcane communication methods such as telephone calls and sending letters in the post.
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But in 2014, China placed a giant deep-sea drilling rig to explore for oil and gas right off the Vietnamese coast, and Mr. Trong could not even get his telephone calls to Beijing returned.
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Mered, nicknamed "the General", had been heard on intercepted telephone calls boasting about cramming more people onto rickety boats to make the dangerous crossing from Libya to Italy than other traffickers did, prosecutors have said.
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Ms. Morgenstern takes a hard line when it comes to the proliferation of communication channels — email, text message, messaging on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, telephone calls — and the limits we need to place on them.
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And it includes the costs of health care for prisoners, policing (for criminal law), construction of criminal justice facilities, food for inmates, costs to families (like telephone calls to prisoners), private prison expenditures, and more.
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Consultations through "intensive" telephone calls will continue in the meantime, Gao Feng, spokesman at the commerce ministry, told reporters, adding that talks have been steadily moving forward despite the Christmas break in the United States.
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As I sat in her kitchen one day, sipping tea and eating a slice of apple tart, Ms. Corless answered a number of telephone calls from adult "home babies" now trying to track down relatives.
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Men in the first group were enrolled in a behavioral counseling program, with each assigned a counselor who, with repeated telephone calls, encouraged them to eat at least seven daily servings of fruits and vegetables.
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In telephone calls on Monday to South Korean and Japanese leaders, President Trump said the United States would stand with its Asian allies and take steps to defend against North Korea's growing ballistic missile threat.
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WASHINGTON — The early days of the Trump administration have turned Washington into a land of leaks, with a national security adviser's telephone calls, raw intelligence dossiers and confidential C.I.A. surveillance schemes spilling into the public.
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Besides the White House meetings, Durbin said there were telephone calls with Kushner as well as calls and meetings with then-Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly, who recently became Trump's White House chief of staff.
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And, they say, he has reason to feel burned since previous interactions with foreign leaders have leaked, including full transcripts of telephone calls with the leaders of Mexico and Australia published in The Washington Post.
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In Britain, a group of qualified therapists have set up a volunteering scheme called the Help Hub, offering free 20-minute Skype, FaceTime or telephone calls to vulnerable people in need of mental health support.
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For those unfamiliar with the software, Google Hangouts can be used to make video calls, as well as telephone calls from the computer's web browser; you need to have a Google Account and compatible hardware.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A rural Chinese government official who did not respond to telephone calls from an anti-graft inspection team while he was in the shower one evening has been reprimanded, state media said on Thursday.
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As popular messaging and other Internet-based applications like Whatsapp, Skype and Facebook displace traditional telephone calls and SMS text messages, MTN Uganda is betting with large-scale investments on data traffic infrastructure to boost profitability.
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Start with small steps such as calling on Kim to release detained U.S. and South Korean citizens and allow separated Korean families across the Demilitarized Zone the basic freedom of telephone calls and exchange of letters.
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Instead of conversation with the man, Sontag gives us telephone calls, gossip about who knows what, the intimate fear that one is "jockeying" for the best spot at the bedside, wanting to be the most needed.
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Midnight and countingStanislav Petrov, "the man who saved the world" was declared to have died on September 18th, aged 77 The telephone calls would come at night or at the weekend, just as he was unwinding.
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White House political appointees and members of Congress show favoritism regularly, from how quickly they return campaign contributors' telephone calls to which meeting requests they honor to who gets what they want in the policy arena.
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Clinton's close aides, Monica R. Hanley, sent to prepare her for telephone calls with foreign leaders, according to a State Department official familiar with the matter, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss classified information.
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Trump's actual foreign policy thus far has largely consisted of gaffe-filled telephone calls, but he did make one substantive gesture — trying to use Taiwanese independence as a bargaining chip to secure trade concessions from China.
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Over the past three years, MultiChoice has seen a steady decline in the number of customer telephone calls and e-mails into its call centers and walk-ins to its customer service centers, the company said.
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In May, Pai called on companies to adopt an industry-developed "call authentication system" or standard for the cryptographic signing of telephone calls aimed at ending the use of illegitimate spoofed numbers from the telephone system.
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The Collins indictment indicates that the case will be circumstantial, built around the timing of a series of telephone calls the congressman made to his son while he was attending a picnic at the White House.
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Behind the scenes on Wednesday, she began the process of gathering the votes she needs to hold off any rebellion, making telephone calls to Democratic lawmakers to secure their support, according to a senior Democratic aide.
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Russian security services had monitored Mr. Ulyukayev's telephone calls for a year, and Rosneft had put the $2 million in a safe deposit box, according to various news reports, but the accused had not touched it.
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Voters have besieged their representatives with emotional telephone calls and rallies, urging them not to repeal, one big reason Republicans have had surprising trouble in fulfilling their promise despite controlling both Congress and the White House.
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Last week alone, potentially embarrassing details concerning telephone calls with the Australian Prime Minister and Mexican President, as well as allegations that Trump's Supreme Court nomination process was being stage managed, saw the cold light of day.
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Federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman and a cooperating witness, which allegedly show Huffman agreeing to pay the large sum of money in order to help Sofia get a higher SAT score, the indictment states.
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Federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman and a cooperating witness, which allegedly showed Huffman agreeing to pay the sum of money in order to help Sofia get a higher SAT score, according to the indictment.
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Assange filed a lawsuit in an Ecuadorean court last week claiming the new asylum terms, which require him to pay for medical bills and telephone calls and to clean up after his pet cat, violate his rights.
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A spokesman for Vanuatu Prime Minister Charlot Salwai did not immediately respond to emails requesting comment, telephone calls to the Vanuatu High Commission in Canberra were not answered, and the Chinese Embassy in Canberra did not comment.
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Still, the mistrial is a setback for prosecutors after a prolonged trial during which jurors heard 450 intercepted telephone calls and listened in on several conversations between Mr. Santora and his driver, recorded secretly inside his car.
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The investigators said they had found a missile nose cone and fin by sifting through thousands of pieces of debris from the crash scene, listened to about 150,000 intercepted telephone calls and examined half a million photographs.
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"HHS's follow-up telephone calls to UACs placed with sponsors from October to December 2017 demonstrate that HHS does not know with certainty where approximately 20 percent of UACs are three months after placement," the report said.
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It was one of the many telephone calls that he knew would occupy his time in the days ahead as he works to get Michael's Tasting Room running again after floodwaters poured into the old, charming house.
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"Our clinical team is making personal, one-on-one telephone calls with family members to share information about loved ones and respond to questions," reads a statement attributed the Life Care Centers of America President Beecher Hunter.
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Salle told CNN that after working "through several issues in a series of texts and telephone calls," Muck has agreed to modify the mural to remove all tattoos other than the word "Indiana" on Bird's left forearm.
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It's said that federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman and a cooperating witness, which allegedly showed Huffman agreeing to pay the large sum of money in order to help Sofia, 18, get a higher SAT score.
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Federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman, 5003, and a cooperating witness, which allegedly show Huffman agreeing to pay $15,000 in order to help her older daughter Sofia, 18, get a higher SAT score, the indictment states.
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The royal was on-hand to launch a new U.K. support line for the charity that uses a network of volunteers from across the country to support parents and caregivers virtually through telephone calls, email and text messaging.
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Wearing frayed jeans and winter boots, Mr. de Blasio spent Saturday knocking on doors and making telephone calls in support of Hillary Clinton, a fellow Democrat and former boss whose presidential bid he hesitated for months to endorse.
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Federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman and a cooperating witness, which allegedly show Huffman agreeing to pay the large sum of money in order to help Sofia, 18, get a higher SAT score, the indictment states.
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Five pages of the report focused on how packages were signed for in the NFL mailroom, and Mueller's team tracked down all 217,583 telephone calls that went in or out of NFL headquarters during the period in question.
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While there are a few veterans who have voiced support for Kaepernick's protests, I have received dozens of telephone calls and emails from current service members, veterans, and members of the general public, who support the station's decision.
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There was no immediate reply to telephone calls from Reuters seeking comment from the event organizer or Madonna, who arrived in Manila on Monday and visited Catholic-run orphanages, including one of the oldest, near the presidential palace.
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Ban made the comments in telephone calls on Sunday with President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar, who is due to return to Juba this week to take up his former post as deputy to the president.
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In "Variations VII," a 1966 performance at the 69th Regiment Armory in Manhattan, the composer John Cage broadcast sounds picked up from telephone calls to locations all around New York, one of which was Mr. Riley's turtle tank.
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The UK Financial Conduct Authority said in a statement Thursday that it accepts that "some scenarios may emerge" in which banks and brokers are unable to record telephone calls — ordinarily a requirement under rules that govern trading activity.
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"When I was told openly that I cannot get a position at the university because my mother was Jewish, his telephone calls helped me to secure my teaching job at another institution," Professor Dolgachev wrote in an email.
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"'Touching the skies' is a good joke at a time when your flights are getting grounded," said a respondent on Twitter, while others expressed anger and dismay at cancellations, delays in refunds and long response times to telephone calls.
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Taiwanese criminals "have been falsely presenting themselves as law enforcement officers to extort money from people on the Chinese mainland through telephone calls", China's Ministry of Public Security said in April when suspects were deported from Kenya to China.
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Trump invited Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte to visit the White House in separate telephone calls over the weekend as he sought to shore up regional support amid mounting U.S. tension with North Korea.
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The Winner is responsible for all costs and expenses not expressly provided for herein, including luggage fees, additional ground transportation, tours, excursions, meals, incidentals, tips, telephone calls, souvenirs, hotel charges, other services or personal expenses incurred during the trip.
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Some officials have acknowledged that Snowden raised legitimate questions about the extent and effectiveness of some electronic eavesdropping, particularly the NSA's sweeping collection of "metadata" on domestic telephone calls by Americans, a practice that was curtailed after his revelations.
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In their conversations before being offered the job, Mulvaney told Trump he would not apply the same restrictions on Oval Office visitors or telephone calls that Kelly had, believing Trump operates better when he can do as he pleases.
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When the Supreme Court first set out the parameters of the third-party doctrine, phone records could often place an individual in their home or office when they were making and receiving telephone calls, but not otherwise or elsewhere.
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Since going public last month, Mr. Baimurat has received anonymous telephone calls warning that his relatives in China would be placed into camps if he did not recant, said Serikzhan Bilash, an activist who helps ethnic Kazakhs from Xinjiang.
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Here's what you need to know: • Newly obtained transcripts of telephone calls between President Trump and the leaders of Mexico and Australia show a new president eager to fulfill campaign promises — and also how quickly those calls turned contentious.
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Prosecutors have accused the men of being part of a group of traders known as "the Cartel" or "the Mafia" and using telephone calls, emails and chat messages to collude with one another to manipulate the price of currencies.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Over the first week of November, the police in San Francisco and New York responded to a series of telephone calls claiming that hostages were being held in the homes of Adam Mosseri, a senior Facebook executive.
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Facing a wall of silence among loyal gang members and fearful witnesses to the violence, detectives mined thousands of social media posts and scores of jailhouse telephone calls to find evidence of gang membership and agreements to kill rivals.
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In a 78-page indictment, which includes telephone calls, text messages and CCTV images, he is accused of links to officers who led a 2013 corruption investigation that implicated officials in the government of then-prime minister Tayyip Erdogan.
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Earlier this month, a police officer in Florida was accused of using his access to a police database to find women he wanted to date and reaching out to them via social media, telephone calls and in-person visits.
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One, by the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP), a consortium of donors affiliated to the World Bank, used telephone calls to thousands of mobile-phone users in Kenya and Tanzania and analysis of data from over 20m digital loans.
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Teodor Laurentiu Costea, 41, and Robert Codrut Dumitrescu, 40, are accused of using computers in the Atlanta, Georgia, area to send "thousands of automated telephone calls and text messages" to victims in the area, falsely representing themselves as financial institutions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday defended the ouster of impeachment witness Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman from the White House National Security Council, calling him "insubordinate" and saying he had incorrectly reported the contents of Trump's "perfect" telephone calls.
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A surprising number of mainland Chinese youngsters, who represent about 0003% of students on the master's programme for journalism, then face a further obstacle: telephone calls from parents, begging them to shun careers in news lest they doom their whole family.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's president said on Sunday he had told Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and U.S. President Donald Trump in telephone calls that the Turkish offensive in Syria had to stop immediately and that it risked creating a humanitarian crisis.
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These would also include telephone calls at regular intervals where senior management can relay in real time the money market impact of Britain's departure from the single market, and the end of decades' worth of shared regulation and mutual commercial interest.
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Her telephone calls to Dr. Villalba (Hugo Albores), the brusque medic in charge of her husband's case, are answered with the usual mechanical evasions — he's not in; he will be available tomorrow at such and such a time — or ignored altogether.
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Disclosure records filed with the Justice Department show more than 2,300 contacts with members of Congress — emails, telephone calls, meetings and other events — just in the last half of 2015, including private conversations with at least six United States senators.
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BERLIN/LONDON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - In the hours before Theresa May stepped to the podium in Birmingham earlier this month to lay out her vision for a "fully independent, sovereign" Britain, she made a discreet round of telephone calls to European leaders.
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While China's Taiwan Affairs Office did not answer telephone calls to seek comment, Taiwan media quoted a spokesman for the policy-making body as saying the encounter was a "natural, simple exchange of greetings" in a side room at the venue.
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Over two telephone calls this fall, Ms. Shane, who is now 77, spoke to The New York Times for her first-ever extensive interviews with the press, and first public remarks of any kind since she disappeared 46 years ago.
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Lawyers recruited or supported by the Electronic Frontier Foundation were instrumental in winning court rulings that granted electronic mail the same privacy protection as telephone calls, and that defined written software code as free speech guaranteed by the First Amendment.
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Tommy Arthur, who was first sentenced to death in 1983, has long imagined what could be his end: time in a so-called death cell, a choice of a last meal, the final telephone calls and then a lethal injection.
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"I basically go into an office and I see patients all day, including things like calling people and answering patients' telephone calls, calling them about lab results," said Minkin, who specializes in menopause and runs a blog called Madame Ovary.
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The outreach has involved meetings and telephone calls with supporters of Biden and Pete Buttigieg — as well as uncommitted DNC members — in Virginia, Texas, Florida, Oklahoma and North Carolina, according to one of the strategists who participated in meetings and calls.
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LONDON, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Britain's Financial Conduct Authority has proposed stricter rules requiring bankers advising companies on corporate finance to record all telephone calls and electronic communications, in a bid to clamp down on insider trading and other market abuses.
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"I'm getting calls from my relatives up country, who obviously know this is happening, and they're getting bits from social media and telephone calls talking about mayhem in Nairobi, about a police crackdown — things that are not happening," Mr. Githongo said.
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Those in the intervention group participated in three in-person group meetings and eight individual telephone calls, in which they were given a maintenance calorie budget and strategies on how to exercise, get support from their family and friends, and monitor their weight.
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In a 78-page indictment which includes telephone calls, text messages and CCTV images, Topuz is accused of links to officers who led a 2013 corruption investigation that implicated officials in the government of then-prime minister Tayyip Erdogan, who is now president.
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Female teacher sex crimes: Psychological explanations Psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz explains the theories behind female teacher sex crimes from all perspectives: the perpetrator, the victim, and the public The flirty text messages progressed into holding hands and sexually graphic late-night telephone calls.
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Administrative Office of the Courts Director Artie Pepin said Tuesday said that Judge Sarah Backus has come under attack through social media, emails and telephone calls Officials said one telephone caller threatened to slit the judge&aposs throat, while others leveled insults.
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"In a few years, we want Europe to set new global standards for payments technology," Dombrovskis said, comparing the instant-payment system to successful EU cross-border projects, such as cheap roaming telephone calls and free bank transactions under the SEPA system.
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Mr. Gross' group helped run a social media campaign using the hashtag #DisarmHate; he said it resulted in 150,000 telephone calls to lawmakers last week — 10 times the number of calls the movement generated after last year's massacre in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The authorities said the man styled himself as "the General" — a reference to the reach of his criminal network — and that he had been heard on intercepted telephone calls joking callously about the deaths of migrants who were fleeing violence and desperation.
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But after video clips of the man in custody began circulating, she began receiving telephone calls — from refugees who said they had been smuggled by Mr. Mered, and people who said they were friends and relatives of the man who had been extradited.
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The push by Color of Change got the attention of the Coca-Cola executives, who quietly reached out to Mr. Robinson, the group's executive director, and, in a series of previously undisclosed telephone calls and email exchanges, sought to mollify the activist group.
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In addition to leads that have come in telephone calls, investigators in the district attorney's office and the Newport Beach Police Department have been scrutinizing some of the cellphone videos of possible victims on Mr. Robicheaux's phone, Mr. Rackauckas said on Wednesday.
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Valencia said he was "frustrated" by Assange's decision to file suit in an Ecuadorean court last week over new terms of his asylum, which required him to pay for medical bills and telephone calls and to clean up after his pet cat.
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Ray Hanley, the president of the Arkansas Foundation for Medical Care, which runs a call service center for the state Medicaid program, said his organization had made telephone calls in an effort to help each of the people being removed from the rolls.
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Officials at Indonesia's Coordinating Ministry for Political, Legal and Security Affairs, which for more than a year has been tasked with giving Mr. Joko recommendations on how to account for the purges, did not answer telephone calls or reply to text messages.
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Indeed, in recent days, with the G-7 meeting of the world's largest advanced economies looming, Mr. Trump has had unusually bad-tempered telephone calls on the tariff issue with both the French president, Emmanuel Macron, and the British prime minister, Theresa May.
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But he now keenly realizes that his efforts at golf diplomacy — nearly 30 telephone calls and official meetings with Mr. Trump, including two at Mar-a-Lago — could not convince the American president that alliances are not transactional but based on trust.
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Your Money Adviser A half-dozen consumer groups have asked the federal government to take action against Navient, a student loan servicer, and have accused the company of "harassing and abusing" borrowers with repeated automated telephone calls, even after being asked to stop.
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Lawyers for the hospital, as well as for Dr. Thorbjarnarson and Dr. Denton S. Cox, the attending physician and Warhol's longtime doctor, contended that Warhol had been well enough to watch television and make telephone calls from his hospital room as he recovered.
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In a case unsealed on Thursday, federal prosecutors said Robert Chain, 68, called journalists "the enemy of the people" in threatening telephone calls that echoed the phrase Trump has used to criticize unflattering news coverage through his campaign and time in office.
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However, the potential for a breach that jeopardizes Americans' privacy predates IoT by a significant margin: the SS2202 (Signaling System No. 2628) network — a set of protocols developed in 28500 to set up and tear down public switched telephone network (PSTN) telephone calls.
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During the course of several email exchanges and telephone calls with BuzzFeed News — using different numbers with dialing codes originating in the United Arab Emirates and Russia — between early October and this week, Roh shared what he claims to be Mifsud's side of the story.
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The story said that 85 of 154 private citizens whom Clinton met or had scheduled telephone calls with during her tenure as secretary of state had donated to the Clinton Foundation or "pledged commitments to its international programs," either personally or through groups or companies.
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But the president claimed vindication anyway: Just out: The big deal, very mysterious Don jr telephone calls, after the innocent Trump Tower meeting, that the media & Dems said were made to his father (me), were just conclusively found NOT to be made to me.
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Because every so often, even ordinary people catch a glimpse of the rusting, sputtering, 20th-century machinery beneath the sleek facade of the global financial system, and Bitcoin is poised to do to that system what the Internet did to long-distance telephone calls.
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"Instead, he was using it in a variety of ways via social media, cold telephone calls, visits to their homes under the guise of being there for police business, you name it, to try and get dates with these women," she said, according to ABC.
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Life Care Centers of America issues a statement "Our clinical team is making personal, one-on-one telephone calls with family members to share information about loved ones and respond to questions," Life Care Centers of America President Beecher Hunter said in a statement Thursday.
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Mr. Cummings, Mr. Schiff and the chairman of Foreign Affairs Committee, Representative Eliot L. Engel of New York, wrote this week to the White House and the State Department requesting all documentation related to meetings, telephone calls or other communication between the two leaders.
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In a 78-page indictment that includes telephone calls, text messages and CCTV images, Topuz is accused of links to officials who led a 2013 corruption investigation and were later found to be members of a network blamed for a failed 2016 military coup.
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They offered evidence that included extensive records kept by Mr. Tudjman of his conversations, meetings and telephone calls, released to prosecutors after his death, and documents showing that his government sent funds, vehicles, weapons and senior military commanders to run the operations in Bosnia.
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But senior State Department officials on Thursday described hours of telephone calls to foreign leaders and other meetings in which Mr. Pompeo has sought to ease the tensions in northern Syria — including to try to help broker a cease-fire between Turkey and the Kurds.
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In addition to emails, memos, texts and records of telephone calls, the committee asked Mr. Ross to answer a number of questions, including whether any representative of the Executive Office of the President directed NOAA to issue Friday's statement or specify the language in it.
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Between them, there have been dozens of meetings and scores of telephone calls over the years, if never a breakthrough moment nor a partnership of the sort that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher of Britain once forged with the Soviet Union's last leader, Mikhail S. Gorbachev.
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The announcement from the White House came in response to Putin saying earlier in the day that telephone calls were an insufficient means of diplomacy and that he was prepared to go to Washington and meet with Trump, but only if "the right conditions" exist.
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Putin also made telephone calls in the past 24 hours to other leaders with influence in Syria, including U.S. President Donald Trump and Saudi Arabia's King Salman, as part of Moscow's drive to build an international consensus over a peace deal to end the six-year conflict.
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Mr. Trump connected Mr. Giuliani with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in late March to discuss the allegations, according to an interview with Mr. Giuliani and emails showing at least two telephone calls between the men, including one arranged with guidance from Mr. Trump's personal assistant.
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"If there were a complaint, it would have come and I would have discussed it with the (archdiocesan) chancellor, who was a woman at the time, a woman who was in charge of victims and in charge of all the telephone calls we would get," he said.
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Those of us old enough to remember regular hosepipe bans over many summers, expensive landline telephone calls, monopoly bus services, an at times shaming government-owned national airline, and no competitive downward pressure on household electricity and gas prices, will find that sweeping, unanalysed, opinion strange.
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" On Capitol Hill on Monday, Mr. Grassley and Mr. McConnell initially resisted calls for hearings, and instead arranged telephone calls to allow Republican and Democratic aides to interview both Judge Kavanaugh and Dr. Blasey — a plan that Mr. Schumer rejected as "a biased, far-fetched process.
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Mr. Trump, whose unscripted telephone calls with world leaders have broken with protocol and left diplomats in Washington aghast, on Friday invited President Rodrigo R. Duterte of the Philippines to visit the White House next year, according to an aide to Mr. Duterte quoted by Reuters.
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"If you received one or more telephone calls that used the recorded voice of Mike Huckabee to deliver a message as part of a campaign for the movie 'Last Ounce of Courage', you may be a class member in a class action lawsuit," the letters read.
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Speaking to reporters at a summit of BRICS countries in South Africa, Putin said telephone calls between Moscow and Washington were insufficient and that both sides needed to meet to talk about issues like the Iran nuclear deal, conflicts in the Middle East, and arms control treaties.
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The G.C.C. coördinated with the National Coal Association and the American Petroleum Institute on a campaign, via letters and telephone calls, to prevent a tax on fossil fuels, and produced a video in which the agency insisted that more carbon dioxide would "end world hunger" by promoting plant growth.
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The Democrats, in particular, were on fire over press reports of C.I.A. waterboarding, secret detention centers and the N.S.A.'s extralegal programs tracking the emails, telephone calls, web-browsing habits and financial transactions of American citizens, which he had started as its director after the 4483/11 attacks.
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Almost as soon as the roll calls were finished in the packed Senate chamber, a round of telephone calls and conversations began among Mr. Trump, Republican and Democratic congressional leaders and other senators who have been quietly searching for weeks for a bipartisan compromise to end the gridlock.
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But what was surprising to Berg were some of the more unique methods employed by porn stars to extend the reach of their brands—like soliciting online gifts via Amazon wish lists, offering paid telephone calls and texts, and auctioning their used lingerie to fans who craved their scents.
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In the heroine's two telephone calls with her husband—one deceptively innocent, one panic-stricken—on which the action pivots, Weber introduces an ingenious invention to match, a triple-split screen that evokes the disorientations of communication at a distance as well as the shattering conflict of the drama.
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"He was using it in a variety of ways, via social media, cold telephone calls, visits to their home under the guise of being there for police business, you name it, to try and get dates with these women," Chief Bevan said at a news conference late last week.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai milked the woos from a clappy, home-turf developer crowd at its I/O conference in Mountain View this week with a demo of an in-the-works voice assistant feature that will enable the AI to make telephone calls on behalf of its human owner.
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In conversations on the sidelines of a DNC executive committee meeting and in telephone calls and texts in recent days, about a half-dozen members have discussed the possibility of a policy reversal to ensure that so-called superdelegates can vote on the first ballot at the party's national convention.
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In 2010, his talent agency parted company with him after he shouted anti-semitic slurs at a police officer who had arrested him for drunk-driving, and after he used vicious racist and misogynist terms in recorded telephone calls to his ex-partner, whom he is also accused of beating.
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Per guidelines from HHS' Office of Refugee Resettlement, which oversees placement and care of unaccompanied minors in their custody, unaccompanied alien children must be given the opportunity to make a minimum of two telephone calls per week lasting 10 minutes each to family members or sponsors in a private setting.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump engaged in contentious telephone calls with the leaders of Mexico and Australia in his early days in office, pressing them to make concessions to satisfy his own domestic political needs in exchanges so sharp that he said talking to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia was more pleasant.
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"Chairman Tom Wheeler has, in his few years at the FCC, boldly and efficiently removed barriers that have long frustrated deaf and hard of hearing people with respect to making telephone calls, watching videos, and using the internet," Howard A. Rosenblum, CEO of the National Association of the Deaf, said in a statement.
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By temperament, Mr. Stein played good cop to Mr. Cacheris's bad and was so scholarly that he would routinely retreat to his windowless office a few blocks from the White House for afternoon literary siestas, when he would ignore telephone calls and indulge in 18th- and 19th-century French and English novels instead.
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In a long letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio, the Department of Investigation said Mr. Kuczinski and his subordinates violated city rules and regulations by repeatedly listening in on telephone calls between an investigator with the agency and inmates who were serving as informants, several people with knowledge of the letter said.
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Instead, while President Trump has been feting every Theresa, Justin and Abdel Fattah at the White House or at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, including a high-profile dinner with President Xi Jinping of China, Mr. Putin has had to content himself with three measly telephone calls since the inauguration.
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"Shame," they chanted, hoisting homemade signs toward the Executive Mansion, where Mr. Trump was scheduled to spend part of the day making telephone calls to foreign leaders and later hosting a private screening of "Finding Dory," an animated film about a fish who travels the ocean in hopes of reuniting with its family.
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The SCC provided tips for Virginians to spot a scam: "Red flags of hurricane-related scams include unsolicited email, social media messages, crowdfunding pitches or telephone calls promoting investment pools or bonds to help storm victims, water-removal or purification technologies, electricity-generating devices and distressed real estate remediation programs," the release reads.
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Mr. Trump spent Tuesday morning explaining the policy change in telephone calls with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel; Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian Authority president; and to Arab leaders who warned him that it would disrupt the peace process, perhaps fatally, and could unleash a new wave of violence across the region.
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During a series of telephone calls between your national security advisor, Mike Flynn, and Russia's ambassador to the United States, Sergei Kislyak, President Putin extended an invitation to join Russia, Turkey, Iran and the Assad government of Syria in the next round of Syrian peace talks in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan on January 23.
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The Logan Act has never been enforced in America's history, yet it'd be hard to find a case more clear than the circumstances surrounding Flynn's guilty plea: his telephone calls in December 2016 to Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, telling the Russians, apparently, not to worry about the Obama administration's sanctions because Trump would unwind them.
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Doggart was arrested by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in April 2015 after saying in wiretapped telephone calls that he planned to recruit a militia and travel to Islamberg, a rural town that is home to a small Muslim community in Hancock, New York, about 130 miles (209 km) northwest of New York City.
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After telephone calls with President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada in late April, Mr. Trump said he would start the process of renegotiating Nafta, a treaty that he had scorned during his presidential campaign, calling it "the single worst trade deal" ever signed by the United States.
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The agency told the GAO that the booth "not only enables the Administrator to make and receive phone calls to discuss sensitive information, but it also enables him to use this area to make and receive classified telephone calls (up to the top secret level) for the purpose of conducting agency business," according to the GAO's report.
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The agency told the GAO that the booth "not only enables the Administrator to make and receive phone calls to discuss sensitive information, but it also enables him to use this area to make and receive classified telephone calls (up to the top secret level) for the purpose of conducting agency business," according to the GAO's report.
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"With locals-only committees culling locals-only artists, the dangers of parochialism weren't lessened—they were magnified," Knight wrote, referring to Metro's practice of commissioning artwork from California-based artists for state-funded projects, or, in cases of federally funded projects, keeping the telephone calls, email blasts, and social media promotion limited to eyes in California.
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Ms. Mengering first appeared on Mr. Letterman's NBC show "Late Night" in the mid-1980s and became a regular in the early 1990s, first in telephone calls with her son and, after Mr. Letterman moved to CBS in 1993 as host of "Late Show," as a correspondent, reporting from her Indiana home and from three Winter Olympics.
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"Patients who received the telephone calls became less concerned about their medicine and there was evidence that they improved their medication taking behavior (adherence)," said senior study author James Charles McElnay, a pharmacy researcher at Queen's University Belfast in the UK. "The decreased rehospitalization rate led to significant financial savings, and patients were very satisfied with the new service," McElnay said by email.
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Outside the safe zone of our telephone calls, with their set menu of capsule film and book reviews, amateur political punditry, and two-line status reports on the other members of our respective households, the territory of our father-and-son-hood is shadowed by the usual anger, disappointment, and failure, strewn with the bones of old promises and lies.
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"Notwithstanding the fact that the child doesn't live in the jurisdiction, the court can impose a lot of conditions — one party pay the travel expenses of the other, the child have frequent contact by Skype and telephone calls, that the child is transported back and forth between the United States and France or France and the United States, depending upon where the child is," he says.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE's (R-Wis.) office for making too many "unwarranted telephone calls" and was asked that any further complaints be sent in via letter.
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As outrage mounted in Taiwan over what officials called an "uncivilized act of extrajudicial abduction," China's Ministry of Public Security released a statement Wednesday saying that 32 Chinese citizens and 45 Taiwanese, including 10 now in China, "had been falsely presenting themselves as law enforcement officers to extort money from people on the Chinese mainland through telephone calls," according to the state-run Xinhua news agency.
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Add in other developments, from the aborted attempts to restart a Trump Tower Moscow Project to candidate Trump's musings about wanting Russia to release Clinton's emails to Michael Cohen's payments to Stormy Daniels to the still-unexplained attempt to change the GOP platform to be more pro-Russia to the odd telephone calls and meetings during the transition, and it's clear there's a lot more explaining to do. 3.
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The committee chairmen asked the White House for unredacted copies of documents referring or related to: in-person meetings between Trump and Putin or preparations for those meetings, telephone calls between Trump and Putin, records of any written communications between or about communications between Trump and Putin, guidance provided to the White House or agency personnel concerning federal records laws and compliance or noncompliance with federal records laws.
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Sheila Jackson LeeSheila Jackson LeeJackson Lee: 'Racism is a national security threat' Most oppose cash reparations for slavery: poll Poll: Most Americans oppose reparations MORE (D-Texas), a leader of the Congressional Black Caucus, told me recently, Election Day GOTV can actually be far more effective in African-American neighborhoods, since their motivation will be helped by personal contacts and peer-to-peer, door-to-door visits and telephone calls on Election Day.
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