"We all need to be thinking more about what stories we're telling, whose stories we're telling, who's telling them," he said.
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Are you telling me what I think you're telling me?
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You're not telling me anything, little buddy, I'm telling you.
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I'm just telling you that I believe he's telling the truth.
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Ultimately, we think about ourselves as storytellers, whether it's telling the news of the day, telling the company story or telling the brand story.
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And how's it telling us whatever it is that it's telling us?
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Telling people what to write amounts to telling them what to say.
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I realized it wasn't necessary for telling the story we were telling.
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The markets are telling us what's coming and telling us what to do.
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It's not telling you what you are, it's telling you why you are.
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" Sometimes telling people "no" is being a better friend than telling people "yes.
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That's not telling it what — telling it like it is, it's just wrong.
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In that case, it wasn't me telling them, it was them telling me.
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In equally typical fashion, it's telling you this without telling you much at all.
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He wasn't telling Maja to shoot Amanda — he was telling her to shoot him.
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"Our intelligence was telling us that, our experience was telling us that," he said.
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Telling Americans to buy fewer guns is like telling Germans to drink less beer.
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Take a step back and think about why you're telling the story you're telling.
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" She immediately denied telling authorities that she'd lied, telling TMZ, "The dog isn't here.
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Society isn't telling us that we're beautiful — we have to start telling each other.
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They're not telling you what caused the cancer; they're just telling you it's there.
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"You've been telling me to wait, and telling me to wait, and telling me to wait," a former official recalled Abbas saying to Kerry during one particularly tense exchange.
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You'll find us there, doing what we're paid to: telling jokes and telling the truth.
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Think about every happy customer telling 10 of their followers, telling 100 of their followers.
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That's telling my own experience through social media... even telling the makeup artists I know.
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"This would be like telling someone to just 'exercise' without telling them how," Diaz said.
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We use minor thirds when telling sad stories and major thirds when telling happy ones.
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One side was telling me to stop, the other was telling me to keep going.
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Shinzo Abe's mind is telling him no, but his body is...also telling him no.
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I went from telling only one person what happened to me to telling 500 people.
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I'm telling you, Michael, my instincts are telling me this is going to be huge.
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Whatever he's telling, he's telling it, as Howard Cosell used to say, like it is.
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Here she is back in 2016 telling why -- telling people why women should support Hillary Clinton.
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I was telling my story, not theirs, and I was telling what it meant to me.
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I miss Kyla telling me to put the seat down, telling Arianna to do her homework.
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I'm just telling you — I'm just telling you that I will do really well with Hispanics.
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I'm not sure that's what their electorate's telling them, but that's what my electorate's telling me.
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It's a tool for telling stories, built by curious people with a talent for telling them.
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You should be telling me about ballet and I should be telling you about martial arts.
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You're just telling people how you feel or telling them about something that happened to you.
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Simply telling someone they'll feel better (or telling yourself, as I've tried to do) won't work.
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The oldest, "Telling Many Magpies, Telling Black Wolf, Telling Hachivi" (1989), is a screen print that makes a political message that's as relevant today as when Heap of Birds created it.
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The piece also recalls Heap of Birds's earlier "Telling Many Magpies, Telling Black Wolf, Telling Hachivi" piece, by showing ways in which Native culture gets commodified to attract non-Native customers.
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But what they are telling me is what they are telling you, it&aposs going to happen.
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"Every 'trans' instinct that I have is telling me to hide, telling me to run," she said.
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It is telling—deeply, devastatingly telling—that Penn has apparently learned nothing from his decades in politics.
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I mean, the President is telling you almost overtly that the dollar is too strong -- telling us.
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If telling falsehoods is more convenient or helpful to him than telling the truth, he tells falsehoods.
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"It's like one of your friends telling you a new skin care product is amazing, but instead of me telling my friends at happy hour, it's me telling them on Instagram," she said.
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Still, telling a New Year's story with Christmas characters makes more sense than telling an Independence Day story.
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"There's a fine line between telling people there's hope, and telling them to bite the bullet," he said.
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Best, Not Telling Dear Not Telling, I think it's usually better for the truth to be out there.
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The most important thing about the president telling any joke is that it's the president telling a joke.
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Home Depot is telling you that business is real good, and they are telling you tools are good.
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Don't bother telling me or telling a young woman you are on her side and wish to help.
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"This would be like telling someone to just 'exercise' without telling them how," Diaz wrote in an email.
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" Somehow, even though he's spent the entire campaign telling easily disprovable lies, he's "telling it like it is.
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"That's what my body was telling me, but it was also telling me that I'm on the ninth."
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A man is telling me these things a prominent man a primitive man is telling me these things.
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"I don't see telling the truth in songs as more moral than not telling the truth," he said.
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It was as if she were telling the story for the first time, telling it to fresh ears.
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"Telling the public, telling the media, where your client is at all times is not safe," Rancourt said.
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Now, here I am telling 300 students each week to be in their bodies, telling them that it's going to be okay, telling them that we all got shit, so let's just unpack it together.
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"The Supreme Court is perfectly comfortable telling us, telling the two branches, here's what the law means," Letter said.
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We aren't telling people not to listen to music, we are just telling them to take care of themselves.
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It's not as interested in telling us a story as it is in telling us how the story works.
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Sometimes they're telling each other what they're doing good and sometimes they're telling each other what they're doing bad.
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They'll be telling me all the stuff they know, and I'll be telling them all the stuff I know.
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This tsunami of telling has to translate into concrete irreversible action -- from telling to transformation, from revealing to revolution.
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The extremity of Westover's upbringing emerges gradually through her telling, which only makes the telling more alluring and harrowing.
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"Instead of telling a patient to smoke a joint, we're telling them to take a pill," Dr. Shmulewitz said.
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"I'm telling you the truth, and I swear on my parents that I'm telling you the truth," she said.
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"So, we want to keep telling parents, keep telling school personnel — get tested immediately," Mayor de Blasio has said.
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"What Corey kept telling us was, 'I'm not telling you I won't answer your questions, I'm telling you my lawyer didn't prep me [to answer questions related to the period after he left the campaign],'" Rep.
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There was nobody on set telling us not to do something; there was nobody telling us we went too far.
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And the reason was because I was telling the truth and the mainstream media was telling the fake fucking news!
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You had you had-- Congress telling 'em what to do and you had Wall Street telling 'em what to do.
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You had you had-- Congress telling them what to do and you had Wall Street telling 'them what to do.
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I believe in my heart they are telling the truth, because as a survivor, I am finally telling my own.
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Certainly, it is a way of telling the world, of telling Israelis and Palestinians, to not give up on peace.
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So what I'm telling you here, especially in this next part, I'm telling you from the bottom of my heart.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) was overheard telling Ford, "Thank you for telling the truth," as she exited the hearing room.
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But, as Evan Lipton, his defense attorney, icily revealed, what Linda was telling Thomas wasn't what she was telling Nunez.
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Telling your potential labia-loving-lover it's your first time is recommended, but telling them they're your weird experiment isn't.
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She was telling people she was happy Trump won, and they were telling her that she was a bad person.
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Because telling the truth in Washington will get you in a lot more trouble than telling a pack of lies.
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"Kids these days, they're telling the parents what to do, they're telling the teachers what to do, and I guess now they're telling the vice president what to do," began Hemmer, who was guest hosting the show.
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"He's like a governor in the locker room, holding court, telling stories, telling us we need to read more, telling us the Man is oppressing us, but always with a smile on his face," Richard Sherman told me.
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I think the American people will begin to see who is telling the truth and who&aposs not telling the truth.
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"I'm not telling you how you should vote or what you should think — I'm telling you there's a problem," Warren said.
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There will be people telling you that you can't do something, there will be people telling you you're not good enough.
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Unfortunately, while the Internet is capable of tremendous good, oftentimes telling the truth becomes a secondary consideration to telling compelling stories.
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Going on the record creates a really great situation because they're telling their story, and they're telling it with their name.
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I don't know about other people, but my father telling me that something's tight, that's like God telling me it's tight.
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I tend to suspect that the people who are telling the more difficult version of the truth are telling the truth.
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But telling refugees they don't have to declare their faith is like telling them they don't have to choose a gender.
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By recommending stepping-stone roles, I'm not telling you to sell yourself short — I'm telling you to invest in your future.
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"Dara, you're telling us what to do, but you're not telling us where to go," he recalls in the EY interview.
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In Estés's telling, Baubo is a gleefully obscene figure, shaking her breasts and telling dirty jokes for an audience of women.
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Who knew telling the US border you've sparked a joint is a lot like telling him or her you're an arsonist.
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After telling us "just wait until Obama is elected" in 22019, after telling us "just wait until after the 2010 midterm elections," after telling us "just wait until Obama is reelected" in 2012, after telling us "just wait until after the 2014 midterm elections," we are now being told to just wait until after the November 2016 election.
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"A lot of times when somebody's telling me their story, it's really the first time they're telling anybody at all," Coleman says.
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My phone is already ablaze with people telling me that I am a terrible person, telling me that I deserve to die.
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It is a whole lot harder to spot a lie when the person telling it is convinced he is telling the truth.
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Instead of telling your friend exactly what you think, or telling them that it's totally fine, it's better to ask pointed questions.
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The technology should be telling you what to do: if you're in sales, it should be telling you who to sell to.
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Mr. Pitt is telling them — telling us — how special and unique we are, but the banality of the pictures undermines this message.
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The event traditionally features leading politicians telling self-deprecating jokes, and in this case, it featured Paul Ryan telling Trump-deprecating jokes.
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It adds to the whole goal of them telling their own stories instead of telling them to do this or do that.
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John Hockenberry is telling his story in Harper's Magazine, and Jian Ghomeshi is telling his in The New York Review of Books.
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She is the author of the books Anyone Telling Anything Is Telling That Thing (Printed Matter, 2013) and Hustlers (Capricious Publishing, 2014).
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Pediatricians were strong in telling parents to be cautious, and now they must be strong in telling parents not to be cautious.
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For now, telling a machine to recognize nudity is a lot easier than telling it recognize that an assault is taking place.
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Instead of everybody else telling you stories, explaining to you what our work is about, we are telling you what it's about.
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As the old political saw goes, we'll stop telling the truth about Communist China when it stops telling lies about the West.
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And anyone who is telling you he has the perfect strategy or THE answer to winning is not telling you the truth.
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So, something is telling them, either their polling or their focus groups are telling them that this message works for their particular voters.
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Gene L. Coon was telling the kind of stories that Gene Roddenberry wanted to see, but he was telling them with more heart.
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There's no telling what Sony might announce The company does have an event early Monday, but there's no telling what it might announce.
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That's in addition to winning the Golden Globe for Best Drama (not so telling) and the British Academy's Best Picture prize (often telling).
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It's all about telling stories that have been silenced and swept under the rug by history and telling them in a new way.
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Still, we'll keep fingers crossed for a day when telling someone you're queer is as simple as telling them to pass the ketchup.
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Senator, I&aposm telling you what he had conversation with Vladimir Putin about and I&aposm telling you what U.S. policy is today.
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I'm not telling you that I have all the answers, but I am telling you that I'm thinking about it every single day.
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Secretary Wilson is telling the nation what the Air Force needs to execute its national defense strategy, and she is telling it straight.
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"I'm telling you he did not use that word, George, and I'm telling you it's a gross misrepresentation," he told journalist George Stephanopoulos.
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I'm not telling other women to be like me, I'm telling them to be your fucking self, because there is space for that.
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Now, it looks harmless enough, because I'm just telling them that I'm a vegetarian and they trust that I am telling the truth.
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Back in 2016, he wrote a letter telling C.E.O.s, stop issuing quarterly guidance, stop telling us what you — Expect your earnings to be.
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By telling their stories — in alliterative, associative prose that can sound a lot like poetry — Mr. Gordon is, of course, telling his own.
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I'm gonna stop telling people that they look great and start telling them what I really mean, that's it's nice to see them.
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They hear the "paternalistic semi-intellectual experts" telling them what to do; but now they hear other voices, too, telling the left-behinds that they have been cheated, manipulated, betrayed; telling them that the status quo truly only serves the smug preening Establishment.
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But no one is telling me that, and everyone is telling me about all the amazing things that she does all the other days.
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I was telling this to a guy who's a comedian friend of mine, and I was telling him about what happened with my friend.
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Once we found out that he was telling the other boys the same thing he was telling us, we felt duped all over again.
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When compared to sighted people, congenitally blind people are also better at hearing different pitches, telling pitches apart, and telling where sounds come from.
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As people of color know, the telling of the stories, as gay people know, the telling of the stories is where the power resides.
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In Chris' telling, Shan'ann had apparently acted out of revenge: He said he witnessed the strangulation right after telling Shan'ann he wanted to separate.
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"What I will be bound to is telling the president the truth, and telling him what I believe his options to be," said Mulvaney.
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At the same time hustle culture is telling us to speed up, a ubiquitous culture of self-care is telling us to slow down.
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That sort of armed his personality about looking [for] the person that was telling you one thing, but actually wasn't telling you the truth.
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An audio recording captured Castile telling Yanez he had a gun in the car, and the officer telling Castile not to reach for it.
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A telling moment If the ruling was a lesson in the value of adopting an orderly policy process, it came at a telling moment.
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He mostly responded by telling me that he was trying to keep his feet on the ground; I kept telling him that was dumb.
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"The extremity of Westover's upbringing emerges gradually through her telling, which only makes the telling more alluring and harrowing," our reviewer, Alec MacGillis, writes.
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Steve telling Aimee he misses talking to her is a sweet moment, while Viv finally telling off the Rubik's Cube-obsessed Dex is cathartic.
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He was telling me how much he loved my music, I was telling him how much I enjoyed him in the Premier Inn adverts.
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"Telling the stories of the people that are receiving the Freedom Dividend, telling the stories of people who are not getting the Freedom Dividend but whose lives would be changed if they did and also telling my story to a higher degree," Mr. Yang said.
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He has also admitted that, in an extraordinary arrogation of powers, he authorized the sale of advanced German-made submarines to Egypt, without telling the National Security Council, without telling the head of Mossad or the defense minister, without telling the military chief of staff.
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You're telling me that the law provides a safe harbor for the action of third parties and I'm telling you you're in a trust business.
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" Howell puts the gun in her shorts pocket, telling the couple, "Well, I'm just telling you you need to leave because it's under private ownership.
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Story Telling for Earthly Survival (2016) films Haraway in her home, where she talks about the need to subvert received narratives by telling new stories.
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"We shouldn't be telling Europe how to regulate their markets, and Europe should not be telling the U.S. how to regulate their markets," Duffy said.
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So I'm telling you, I'm telling you that I was there, but I can't tell you who else was there unless I have their permission.
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PAUL FEINERGreenburgh, New York Oliver Reif remarked that "telling Americans to buy fewer guns is like telling Germans to drink less beer" (Letters, October 14th).
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It's risk-taking, but most of all truth telling, truth seeking, truth telling is profoundly more impactful than rhetoric,—rhetoric comes and goes, truth stays.
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An audio recording captured Castile telling the officer he had a gun in the car, and the officer telling Castile not to reach for it.
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I'm not telling anyone to get this surgery, I'm just telling you to love yourself enough to know what's best for you and your health.
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So he and I were going back and forth, and I was telling him about the show and he was telling me about his show.
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Seth Rollins telling Roman Reigns "thank you so much" when he pinned him, or The Rock telling Steve Austin he loves him at Wrestlemania 19.
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Then getting to these people, telling them they're going to be quoted, and telling them that it's not even going to be like one line.
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Yet, if you never feel that Wright is telling you something profound or beautiful, you also never feel that he is telling you something untrue.
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I'm not telling you guys who to be and what to wear or anything, but I'm telling you who to be and what to wear.
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POMPEO: Senator, I&aposm telling you what he had a conversation with Vladimir Putin about, and I&aposm telling you what U.S. policy is today.
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Telling her after they got married would have made him seem dishonest, and telling her after Carly was born would have cost him his ass.
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"Far more important than telling people how many characters they should use in their password is telling them to use a password manager," he said.
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But Coates's and Stelfreeze's comic book does just that; they understand that telling the story of Black Panther is telling the story of his people.
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From a second standpoint, we're telling the fighters and we're telling our society that we're not going to stand for the profiting of racial conflict.
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Telling a big story is less about the telling and more about the belief that you can truly create a big company — and executing on it.
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It's people telling me, you owe this much money, just shut the doors, it's people telling me, it's illegal in this state, you can't do that.
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What makes for the best art isn't telling a story to appeal to everyone, but telling one story well—with heart, care, and attention to detail.
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Between telling the kids to eat nice every five seconds and telling the dogs to stop circling the table like vultures, my mood has gone sour.
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"Instead of telling people what they can do for Bernie grassroots, they're telling people: here's a job application," Adriel Hampton, a progressive political strategist, told Recode.
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Ulrich wasn't telling women to act more like men; she was telling us to pay more attention, and imbue more importance, to a traditionally feminine existence.
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Bottom line: the administration is telling a terrorist group the conditions (such as they are) of our withdrawal from Afghanistan, but not telling the American people.
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That means there's an enormous lag between telling your robot to do something, seeing if it worked, and then telling it to go the next step.
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"We are one of the only companies out there that is telling you, telling our consumers, &aposBuy less stuff&apos versus &aposConsume more,&apos" Salinas said.
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"We all felt like, 'We've been telling you and telling you we're angry and you're not listening, so now we're going to show you,'" he said.
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And that if Valve was telling the truth about developing one full-length game, it might be telling the truth about the other two as well.
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It accused the AMA of circulating emails to model agencies telling them to reject fees being offered by customers and telling them to ask for more money.
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Rachel tests that assertion by telling Coleman everything — and he responds by telling her how sorry he is that happened to her, and that he loves her.
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I think the notion, in 2018 or 2019, of telling the consumer where ... Telling an 18-year-old where he should see what you made is preposterous.
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And I thought to myself, "is telling the truth better or is telling the lie better?" because I'd got in trouble trying to be the nice person.
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The reason you Daniels isn't telling the truth is because Trump via Cohen would have paid her way more hush money if she was telling the truth!
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There's nothing more terrifying than telling your truth and telling it over and over and over again, but having people refuse to honor it as the truth.
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Instead of telling ourselves 'Don't eat junk food,' we should be telling us the behavior we desire, like 'Eat carrots and peanut butter as a healthy snack.
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BLUNT: And, six weeks later we're still telling the — we're telling the president, on March the 30th, that he was not personally the target of any investigation?
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To be cognizant of the shock and surprise, the awkwardness of telling your loved ones later on, the weirdness of telling coworkers you may never see again.
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"We're not reaching them, we're not telling them why Republicans are right, we're not telling them why our approach to governance is the correct one," he said.
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But I do know that the current Democratic strategy of telling the base they are impeaching Trump and telling the moderates the opposite is an absolute disaster.
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"They were pinning my legs down, yelling at me, telling me to quit screaming, telling me not to cuss at the lady," Elliott said in his lawsuit.
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There has been some progress in the fact that a lot of us have developed tools of telling stories, and there are more platforms for telling stories.
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In a particularly telling musing from the president, he said some "people" have been telling him they could never vote in an election without Trump on the ballot.
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" Mayweather, who has 22.3 million Instagram followers and 7.8 million on Twitter, posted messages telling followers telling that Centra's initial coin offering (ICO) "starts in a few hours.
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So he either wasn't telling the truth then or he isn't telling the truth now, but to argue he is a purist on immigration is just not true.
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But once you have the kiddie pool cul-de-sac safe space to do it in, it's not solely you telling another person, it's definitely you telling yourself.
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"It is from that childhood innocence, that very pure place of telling the story but not telling the story, and that is what is so powerful," he said.
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So when the government intervenes, basically, it&aposs a relative handful of people with an army of bureaucrats telling us what we want, telling us what we need.
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And my friends kept telling me to watch The L Word, not hinting at why I should, but just telling me to watch it and I was terrified.
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Remember: All of the people telling you that you can't have the country you want are the same people telling you that I wouldn't be standing here tonight.
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"You have these fucking doctors who are telling your parents all this shit—the doctors were telling my parents how to parent," he once said on his stream.
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The difference between being vulnerable and transparent is that vulnerability comes in telling folks how you felt in a situation as opposed to just telling you about it.
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This whole time Yaw had been telling me only 50 copies were made, but when we were cruising around Kumasi, people were telling us they remembered these songs.
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"Bottom line: the administration is telling a terrorist group the conditions (such as they are) of our withdrawal from Afghanistan, but not telling the American people," he wrote.
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"We're telling the story the way it should have been told — the way everybody else should be telling it," Mr. Slade told The New York Times in 20103.
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It's a telling moment in an episode that shows two very different ways to put a character in peril, and the implications of the stories "Outlander" is telling.
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"I had players on this team telling me that's what he was telling them to do: take me out of the game, and it's preseason," Beckham told reporters.
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"I had players on this team telling me that's what he was telling them to do: take me out of the game, and it's preseason," Beckham told reporters.
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When I sit with someone in Europe, telling me about how they were radicalized there, when they're telling me about moments where they don't belong, I understand that.
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Her story is half told by her trainer, Barbara, until it seems that Tosca may in fact be telling the story of Barbara telling the story of Tosca.
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PwC was Mattel's lead advisor on that work, essentially telling the company what to do and telling it what the impact would be on its taxes, he said.
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Fagen has been outspoken in her support of Kavanaugh, telling CNBC in an interview last week that she believes he's telling the truth when he denies the allegations.
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Advice from advisers can range from telling pre-med students not to take organic chemistry and physics the same semester to telling them what's an acceptable MCAT score.
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"My parents were always telling me that our family is really bourgeois, telling stories of what life used to be in Vietnam," Pham recalled in a 2001 interview.
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After telling Meghan how nice it was to meet her, Beyoncé, also 37, was heard telling the royal, "that baby is so beautiful," in videos posted on fan accounts.
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At the time, Donald was telling his bankers and casino regulators that he was worth $3.6 billion; he was telling me he was worth $5 billion to $6 billion.
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We can debate the ethics of Sansa telling or not telling Jon about that development, but it's absolutely the sort of thing you don't apologize for after the fact.
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At best, we're telling them to be careful on social media, but at the same time, we're not telling them about the dangers of the data those platforms collect.
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"That entire week in D.C. convinced us that we should keep telling the story that we started telling in 2006 and just continue that one more year," he says.
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The problem is, it's difficult to make people understand [that a documentary] is cinema, stories, and a new way of telling the world the stories — not just telling information.
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President is telling America - - thanks for the pen.
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" - Kevin, 25 "Adopted a dog without telling me.
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" McConnell is telling them " 'Don't worry about it.
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She can't stop telling him how in love with him she is, but — red flag — Arie doesn't quite return the favor beyond telling her family that he's "falling" for her.
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It may not work, but I believe there is a market for somebody who sounds like they're telling the truth because they are telling ... So, how then do you breakthrough?
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"I'm not telling you guys who to be or what to wear or anything — but I'm telling you who to be and what to wear," she adds with a laugh.
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And now you're flipping the conversation so that it's not us telling consumers what they should buy, but consumers are telling us what we should make for them to buy.
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To see a guy cheating and telling people he won tournaments he didn't even play in, and telling people he won tournaments that weren't even held — it just bothers me.
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Smith aired footage of Shine telling reporters to ask the CNN reporter, Kaitlan Collins, if he ever used the word "ban" in telling her she could not attend the event.
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And that lack of full faith in what smart people in his administration are telling him (and telling him) that badly undermines what his administration was trying to do today.
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They hope their young participants will be more comfortable telling a faceless app about personal health matters — a slump of depression, gross blood clots, irritated bowels — than telling a doctor.
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This wasn't about reams of tweets calling me a scrub or telling me to "git gud"; this wasn't someone telling me that I'm "not good enough" to play this game.
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The Final Days is an account of a White House staff serving an increasingly irrational, embittered, and embattled president who wasn't telling them, or possibly even telling himself, the truth.
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But Sheriff Shoar's supposed source of that information, Robert Hardwick, then an investigator for the state attorney, has denied telling the sheriff that, and the women have denied telling him.
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"Jerry Nadler telling his members not to treat it like a circus is like the farmer telling the cows not to leave the fence after they've already left," Collins said.
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And because we are not telling the truth about the situation, I totally agree with what Richard is saying, we are not telling the truth about the situation in Central America.
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" Trump on naysayers "Remember: All of the people telling you that you can't have the country you want, are the same people telling you that I wouldn't be standing here tonight.
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A telling thing about the cavalcade of lies Republicans are telling about taxes is the party can't quite get its story straight as to what the policy agenda even is here.
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So by not telling Facebook anything about your content thresholds you're put into a default corner of telling Facebook you're okay with whatever the regional average is okay with, content wise.
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"Remember: all of the people telling you that you can't have the country you want, are the same people telling you that I wouldn't be standing here tonight," he will say.
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Instead of trying to impress your interviewer by telling them how great you think their company is, impress them by telling them exactly what you think they can do to improve.
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CHICAGO — David Pountney is hardly the first director to assert that his production of Wagner's epic "Ring" cycle will focus on telling the story, rather than telling audiences what it means.
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There's nothing wrong with telling her remarkable story—it's one that should be heard, and one that Academy Award winning Moonlight director Barry Jenkins is now taking a stab at telling.
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That includes telling victims that they can have an exam and not be charged for it and telling them what the state's policies are regarding storage and disposal of evidence kits.
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"My lawyer was telling me no, but my ego — my ego was telling me yes," Thompson as Kelly said, then asked to be called "victim," and broke into song several times.
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" A person in the meeting disputed that Trump was telling the leaders to break federal law and start drilling on the land, telling Axios that the remarks were just "Trump speak.
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"When I open my Instagram, there's more followers, more comments, my DMs telling me that they love "Pine and Ginger" [and] people telling me that they love the video," she says.
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"I'm telling you Mr. Trump the gambler, I'm telling you, know that we are close to you in that place you don't think we are," said Soleimani, wagging an admonishing finger.
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" Distraught, Gina called Matt, telling him, "I'm so upset.
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Admittedly, it's a fluke – but it's a telling one.
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This kid, I'm telling you -- you know, knew Beau.
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The results were telling -- nearly half (20) didn't respond.
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" Puccini plays it cool, telling Nicalek, "I totally agree.
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Meanwhile, I was frantically telling him, "Brah" -- GUILFOYLE: Brah.
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" I'm like, "My kids never stop telling me things.
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This kid, I'm telling you — you know, knew Beau.
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" I kept telling her, "I'll die before you do.
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" She continued: "I'm telling you, I have it bad.
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I'm just telling you that -- not against another pro.
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" But, also, "I'm really only telling stories for myself.
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" Warren apologized, telling the Post, "I can't go back.
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Blue telling Jay & Bey to chill is amazing pic.twitter.
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" He's been telling people, "More people should do this.
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" I was like, "I'm telling you this is real.
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" They each respond by telling their mother, "An alcoholic.
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" But Flake was optimistic Thursday, telling CNN, "We'll see.
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" I remember telling my wife, "This is major insubordination.
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" 'You like your candy,' " she recalled him telling her.
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OKAY. SO THAT – YOU'RE TELLING US THAT RIGHT NOW?
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" JACKSON: "That's different from telling the President, though, right?
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The disparity in Trump's responses is striking -- and telling.
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Well, she kept telling us ... over and over again.
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The message ... "What if Jussie is telling the truth?"
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" I am telling you now: "We will win state.
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" Giuliani added of McGahn: "I'm telling you, he's confused.
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" I kept telling myself: "This isn't because he's black.
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Which makes Joni Ernst's comments so stunning -- and telling.
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And you're telling me that my numbers are what ?
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I keep telling people — we can't lose our heads.
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Whoever's telling you that — it's a bunch of bunk.
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" I'm like, "I'm telling you, he will not locate.
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I got a Yelp score ... I'm just telling you.
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Amid the news, I find tweets telling me it's okay to take time for self-care, tweets telling me it's crucial that the more privileged don't coddle ourselves in times of crisis, tweets telling me to keep paying attention, tweets telling me to just log off already, tweets offering a desperately needed silver lining to some fresh horror, and tweets (more and more and more of these now) expressing helplessness and confusion and anguish and fright.
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But perhaps the biggest reason we're wondering if Markle has had her baby without telling us is because...she basically announced that she was going to have her baby without telling us.
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"It would be things like slamming doors, telling my clients I didn't know what I was doing, telling my team I wasn't managing them properly, throwing my work at me," she says.
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It's telling that Reddit, of all the social media sites, has been on the forefront of striking a balance — telling because they're the only site owned by a traditional pre-internet corporation.
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Libertarians are, for instance, as uncomfortable with the government telling them who they can marry as they are with the government telling them who they can pay to Uber them around town.
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And just as he emphasizes that "you have no control … who tells your story," he reminds us that he's telling the story of American history now — and he's telling it his way.
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There were something about this story we were telling that ... I was so happy to be in that room telling the story about people rising above the lies and finding unity together.
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That's why we are telling a story we feel confident telling, a clash between the Mexica, the Maya, and the Spaniards (the writer of DCA is Mexican and we are Spanish ourselves).
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The sellers always target the new prisoners—first week they'll be in their ear telling them what they can get, telling them how they can pay in installments, and all of that.
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Tiffany Morel from Rhode Island said telling a woman to smile is telling her to be happy: This artwork is making one of the most crucial points necessary for this new era.
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"He has an uncanny way of telling you 'no,' where you don't feel bad about telling you 'no,'" said Mr. Bolling, who is now a host on the conservative streaming network CRTV.
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Telling yourself that you are where you are because of your hard work and talent will stick just like telling yourself that you only got there based on luck and nothing else.
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The thing to know is that this urge to inhale is not our body telling us we need oxygen; it is our body telling us we are filling up with carbon dioxide.
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"An elderly lady has been telling off an elderly man, in a nice way, because he is wearing a mask and she is telling him it is of no use," Toniolo said.
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And even Sondland, who (eventually) admitted telling the Ukrainians that their aid hinged on an investigation, testified that he merely "presumed" this and that he could not recall Trump telling him directly.
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But considering that Amelia went 24 weeks before she even got an ultrasound, there's no telling how long she may go before telling Link about the possibility that the baby is Owen's.
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I'll never forget I had this, I felt like, I was generally an honest person, nobody's 100% honest but pretty honest, and I had a guy running products who was always lying, telling everybody just false promises this and that, hiring people, telling them we're going to do this, telling customers that, and I had no idea.
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Executive orders are telling them to refuse entry to anyone from a list of seven Muslim-majority nations; rulings by federal judges are telling them to let the people they're holding free immediately.
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"Me and my son, we share a lot of information, so I was sitting there and I was telling him one day, I just finally started telling him who I was," she said.
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Jess initially dismisses Michelle, telling her that John is probably just having an affair — but after she gets a distorted message telling her not to look for him, she takes the request seriously.
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On Thursday, Paul provided more details, telling telling BuzzFeed News that these groups would be able to buy a specific form of insurance — self-insured health plans under a law known as ERISA.
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You can make a big show of canceling any store credit cards or telling the store managers that they've lost your business, telling them your reasons loud enough for other customers to hear.
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One famous one is Berenstein or the Berenstain Bears or in Star Wars with Vader telling Luke he's his father—it's all just because we're passing on information orally or telling things wrong.
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You're now telling stories about individual people, whose strengths and weaknesses are starting to harden; you're telling stories about trying to nudge children toward the moral high ground in a seedy, complex world.
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Think about it this way: If someone is telling you that they can compensate for the impairing effects of the drug, then they're telling you the drug impairs them in the first place.
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You come off smoothly regardless of whether things are actually okay, and occasionally make others question whether you're telling them the truth or just telling them what you think they want to hear.
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Next, when we introduce new information by telling voters about something they don't know rather than telling them that what they think they know is wrong, you can see the light come on.
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And from that wellspring, we have been blessed with a ridiculous number of books telling us how to turn a crappy job into a satisfying one, simply by telling ourselves a different story.
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He keeps telling us that he can predict the future, and he keeps telling himself that Kushner can juggle more than even the most seasoned, brilliant White House aides of yesteryear pulled off.
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Telling a reporter to stop shaking their head The press secretary caught some flack after telling American Urban Radio Networks correspondent April Ryan to stop shaking her head during a briefing in March.
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An easy way to ask yourself whether you're giving them too much information is to ask yourself if you're telling them WHAT to do or if you're telling them HOW to do it.
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I just felt that I was always telling a story, not that I was telling a story about myself, even though I am a woman that has had this question on her mind.
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Kenny Smith is siding with DeMar DeRozan -- telling TMZ Sports the Toronto Raptors screwed over their star player by not telling him he was going to be traded to the San Antonio Spurs.
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Warren G is telling the NY Giants exactly what they need to do about the Eli Manning situation -- a situation that they totally screwed up -- telling TMZ Sports the Manning era should continue.
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Robocalling has brought out the dregs of humanity, with callers impersonating Microsoft telling us our computer is infected, or an IRS agent telling us we need to pay now or go to jail.
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We'll be telling you about other speakers throughout the spring.
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Enter: Taylor Swift's curls, back and more telling than ever.
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And they don't give an Oscar for telling the truth.
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Because you're coming in and telling them they're stupid, really.
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The relative lack of outright denunciations of Trump is telling.
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It is this last record that is the most telling.
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I dont know if Scarborough is telling whole truth here.
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I don't like someone else telling me how to work.
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" Gooding's attorney Mark Heller denied the allegation, telling PEOPLE, "Mr.
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He remembered his father telling him: ''It could be worse.
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And now they were telling me I had no choice.
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I mean, you're telling me something I don't know about.
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"They said I was breaking rules, telling lies," she said.
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The Rock's balls are telling him to look into it.
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But the real Fauna spent her life telling her story.
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And he got there by telling someone she wasn't famous.
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If I had a spinoff, I'd be happily telling you.
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The game is terrible at telling you how to play.
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I'm telling you, this kid is a junk food connoisseur.
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I love telling stories that screw with the family dynamic.
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Some of us are telling that you have a penis.
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By telling people to read the privacy settings more closely.
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Democrats aren't telling very well, but they're also not showing.
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What were some of your objectives in telling this story?
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Middleton was equally as happy four the couple, telling E!
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This is still telling kids to lose weight to 'win.
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I remember hearing a voice telling me, 'Luke, let go.
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"I'm telling you, I'm the number one guido," he says.
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Even a pic might not be telling the whole story….
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An audience can always sense when you're telling the truth.
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Telling someone else is making this whole thing more real.
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If anyone asks, I'm telling them I got a lion.
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What is Rudy Giuliani running around telling reporters in town?
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That guy you loved, despite everyone telling you you shouldn't.
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"It's a bit like fortune telling and astrology," he said.
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Well now she's telling her story in a new book.
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What they said [in a Vulture interview] was very telling.
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I'm telling you, this is 'American laws for America's courts.
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I want people to be interested in telling diverse stories.
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It's most basic feature: telling you who's controlling the car.
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I'm one step away from monogrammed towels, I'm telling you.
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It's a great memory, and I love telling the story!
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WATTERS: Keep telling me all these wacky things she believes.
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So I am actually telling people that these are unisex.
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To. Death. And. Then. Sleeps. With. Her. Without. Telling. Her.
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There's no telling what could get caught in its web.
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"He wasn't telling us anything we don't know," he says.
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Instead, he's telling you that that's not how cooking works.
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"Everybody's been telling me it's a long season," McCaw said.
|
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Are you telling me to Kobayashi Maru your own game?
|
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"Yes, I am telling you to do it," he answers.
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Don't spoil it by telling us it's actually Kristen Wiig.
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And we're telling them that that's not going to happen.
|
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McLaughlin dreaded the thought of telling people she had cancer.
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I'm telling you: I like your show, I like you.
|
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Yes. And do you mind telling us who you supported?
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But keep on telling them how u like it tho!!
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KS: You're not telling me where you went to college.
|
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She said it was Styles telling her about his piercing.
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" He remembers eventually telling her: "Darling, you saved my life.
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I asked if she wanted my help in telling Daddy.
|
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"I'm still telling my friends on you," the girl says.
|
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Without telling participants to be dishonest, the researchers switched incentives.
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I'm telling you Teres, she is on my shit list.
|
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He is telling the truth, and so does Chris Wallace.
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When telling someone you like them is just too much.
|
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But Varys smartly responds by telling her about his background.
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They focused on you not telling them what to do.
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I am telling you guys to try it at home.
|
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I just kept telling him… we gotta take our time.
|
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But does telling a story help founders raise capital successfully?
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There was Hannah B. telling Colton that Caelynn was fake.
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Deputies were going door to door, telling people to leave.
|
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I'm telling you that I don't think you are supportive.
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I'm not even sure how we go about (telling her).
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I'm telling you, it's right in front of our faces.
|
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NYT feature writer Elizabeth Williamson is telling one of them.
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We've been telling it over and over again for centuries.
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You have media, you have everything in society telling you.
|
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I'm doing the opposite of telling people what to do.
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He was crying as he was telling me the story.
|
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Porn star Stormy Daniels was telling the truth.
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There's just no telling who Jane loses her virginity to.
|
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They're telling me that they discovered that they had AFib.
|
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All telling someone would do is ruin your sex life.
|
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But there's a big story we're telling here so … yeah.
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For the love of God, trust me, I'm telling you.
|
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Our show is not about telling people, 'You are wrong.
|
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Michael Moore is telling me to get off the couch.
|
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Telling the whole truth to anyone felt like a betrayal.
|
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But as Nicole Nguyen explains, routers can capture telling data.
|
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"We listen to what science is telling us," she said.
|
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The reading montage is particularly telling of Book Club's message.
|
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We love getting into character, we love telling a story.
|
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He evasively sidestepped the rumors later in June, telling E!
|
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The Russian response to the missile strike will be telling.
|
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"Keep your land," Aponte recalled his bosses telling him angrily.
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She remembers telling him she didn't want to have sex.
|
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He started taking testosterone at 18 without telling his parents.
|
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It's telling that the bill doesn't have a Republican cosponsor.
|
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You had governors telling you the same thing this week.
|
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I'm sick of the government telling me what to do.
|
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Telling us allabout his latest thoughts on the witch hunt.
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It would be like telling a butterfly not to fly.
|
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Now, Pena won't stop telling me not to come here.
|
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There's Enid, telling Rick about the guns that Oceanside has!
|
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Yet, I am terrified of the effects of telling them.
|
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Was it being shown up for not telling the truth?
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Cohen also claimed that Joe had asked a telling question.
|
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"Everyone loves a fondue party, I'm telling you," she says.
|
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When I'm singing, I'm fucking telling you what it is.
|
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And this is probably the biggest and most telling change.
|
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"Peter keeps telling me to charge more," says Mr Sammallahti.
|
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Telling a friend you're bouncing out of a lame party?
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Everything she was telling us was right there in Wikipedia.
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A survey on consumption of red meat was particularly telling.
|
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Matt relents, removing the scarf and telling them his name.
|
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They spy on us, telling us that makes us safer.
|
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"He kept telling Al he was innocent," says a source.
|
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You're telling me at the end of all of this?
|
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"I'm telling you, it makes everything taste better," Meehan says.
|
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"Just telling the facts are no longer enough," he responded.
|
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It sounds like she's basically telling Bieber to grow up.
|
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I'm interested in telling that stuff from a millennial perspective.
|
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Companies, meanwhile, are telling investors that they are not worried.
|
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Should I be telling my husband to step back, too?
|
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Mr Ailes, in his own telling, met his gaze calmly.
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I keep telling people I want it to be confusing.
|
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When do you get to stop telling people you're bi?
|
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There is no way of telling where this money originated.
|
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They kept telling me to contact my own insurance company.
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Also, she would never write about people without telling them.
|
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The Duke was telling him, 'I used to fly these.
|
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These are all telling him the market is headed higher.
|
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"That's what we've been telling them in our bilateral meetings."
|
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But a machine telling a user it is 99% confident?
|
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She's telling the maker how to understand what they've made.
|
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"I will be fine for telling the truth," he said.
|
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Look at me, telling you the things you already know.
|
|
Telling a peer they're out of line is awkward enough.
|
|
"Tourists aren't allowed here," Chen recalled the employee telling her.
|
|
Without the twist ending, that image feels much more telling.
|
|
Anish Sheth, MD, author of What's Your Poo Telling You?
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And there's no telling how long that situation may last.
|
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Telling a story is also mourning, it's also moving on.
|
|
Paul tweeted about the situation, telling kids not to gamble.
|
|
But the same ideas, telling these stories through reporters. Yes.
|
|
A representative for Harington has denied the scandal, telling E!
|
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"I keep telling her, 'I know it's hard,'" Okun said.
|
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" I'm like, "Well, then no one's telling you the truth.
|
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That is the Fed telling you a recession is coming.
|
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Telling them this is something you can take advantage of.
|
|
While they're just animal studies, experts think they're quite telling.
|
|
"I kept telling myself to just be positive," she says.
|
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Trump said that he supported both expansive immigration — telling Sen.
|
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And here's a really telling statistic that has been validated.
|
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No telling whether the reviewer will be considering another stay.
|
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Afterwards, they plan on telling Toby's mom, but he's nervous.
|
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I'm telling you, the Oriental people, they're slowly taking over.
|
|
Immediately, Lincoln calls Sara, telling her about what has happened.
|
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You had eight voices, and they were telling one story.
|
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"He was telling me what I should wear," said Vasquez.
|
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"Vale is not telling us anything," said her mother, Lívia.
|
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At last year's Emmys ceremony, Jost attended solo, telling E!
|
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Don't underestimate the power of the twisted story he's telling.
|
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Adding more assets is directly something customers are telling us.
|
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I'm not telling you to make up the time spent.
|
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I don't want anyone to telling me what to eat.
|
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I have started telling the other boys about consent too.
|
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Caterpillar appears to be telling market bulls: Not so fast.
|
|
Your employees might have some telling information to provide, too.
|
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That's what my gut's been telling me from the beginning.
|
|
Now you're telling me that I should want that again.
|
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They're telling you not to go to Turkey, Mary Ann.
|
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We are grateful to Natasha Stoynoff for telling her story.
|
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They keep telling me to come over and see it.
|
|
The utter lack of information on certain topics is telling.
|
|
They took their work -- telling people about Jesus -- very seriously.
|
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Still, the story and its telling are not over yet.
|
|
Kris and Kim basically take turns telling Kourtney she's lazy.
|
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I've been telling her to enjoy it while she can.
|
|
And, in turn, I will never stop telling that story.
|
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Indeed, that is exactly what Bloomberg's sources are telling them.
|
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Telling her his name is Marvin so he can cheat.
|
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That does not mean she was not telling the truth.
|
|
Now, Oculus is telling him it won't ship until July.
|
|
You're telling me Jingle Jangle looks just like pixie sticks?
|
|
" Perry proceeded to beckon to Glaze, telling him, "Come here.
|
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The community is here, telling you what it wants, Epic.
|
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Are you telling your portfolio companies to go out now?
|
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I am telling you, it is going to be great.
|
|
"I need to stop telling myself this narrative," she explained.
|
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The brain is for telling you why you liked something.
|
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There was something telling me I had to do this.
|
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"Maybe also people aren't telling pollsters the truth," Farage said.
|
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She thought at first that people were telling ghost stories.
|
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In the official telling, these efforts have been a triumph.
|
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Wanted to believe what he was telling me, I guess.
|
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Tyson even tried to ease the situation by telling B.o.
|
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And I'm not going to debate who's telling the truth.
|
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It's telling my gender or sexual identity how to act.
|
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What has made you comfortable in telling your family's story?
|
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For now, he's telling people what they want to hear.
|
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It was more about showing than telling on this one.
|
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Some people said resigning at this point would be telling.
|
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I said, 'I'm telling you, we're gong to win Minnesota.
|
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I just feel like something's telling me to say goodbye.
|
|
Santos left the park without telling his girlfriend Juliana Valenzuela.
|
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FreeForm has mastered the art of telling young adult stories.
|
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The team announced the finding in May after telling Cisco.
|
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Moffat tries his hand at laughing, telling jokes, even dabbing.
|
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"I'm sure he loves me telling people that," teases Young.
|
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Your mind keeps telling you that everything is story space.
|
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Now the government was telling them to raise their sights.
|
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" Patti responds cautiously, telling her daughter, "Okay, so it's true.
|
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She's a big part of the story that I'm telling.
|
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When Jumai revealed the telling eye detail, he was elated.
|
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But a dinner definitely happened, at least in his telling.
|
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The recent history of the central African zone is telling.
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You're telling me you see Beyoncé on a regular basis?
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This is my first time even telling someone about this.
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It was my uncle, telling me to come home immediately.
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During his testimony this month, Barr doubled down, telling Sen.
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But the real history is somewhat different, and perhaps telling.
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If you listen closely, they are telling us our power.
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"My teammates were telling me to be aggressive," Hood said.
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I'm tired of people telling me what I can't do.
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At least that's what I'm telling myself to cheer up.
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Yet for Inkle, these are the stories most worth telling.
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Next he'll be telling us that he never loved Britney.
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Tench yells in pain, telling the officer he's been shot.
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"I am a Trump supporter," she recalled him telling her.
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But now you're telling the country every Senate seat matters.
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But she has not stopped telling the story since 2009.
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It's telling the Bank we're getting closer to full employment.
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A Texan, like the men telling his story, and a
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Haley disagreed, telling Tapper that the US government has evidence.
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He'd also fired Andy without telling anybody around that time.
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"We are telling our residents to hunker down," Johnson said.
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Trump was having that fun tonight and telling those stories.
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You just have to trust Netflix is telling the truth.
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They are telling the world 'this is who I am.
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" TS: "So many people are telling stories through web series.
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But everyone kept telling me how I looked so good.
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Instead of telling others when I feel uncomfortable, I smile.
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You start off telling them, 'Let's get rid of it.
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AITA, for telling an overweight girl to lose some weight?
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My son would not just walk away without telling me.
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I again said 'no,' telling him it was too soon.
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"I'm sorry to hear about Don," she remembers telling Trump.
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You should charge for this somehow, Eugene, I'm telling you.
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He was telling me about how octopuses make these gardens.
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REPORTER: What is that intelligence telling you about North Korea?
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Because nobody wants somebody else telling them what to do.
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"There's no telling how many lives were saved," she said.
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Why it matters: The responses to the survey are telling.
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I don't like anyone telling me what to do, period.
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We will be telling our friends and family to vote.
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So there is no telling where this debate would end.
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And I was telling everyone, 'Oh, I'm Will Ferrell's niece.
|
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And the most recent example is perhaps the most telling.
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As Ben kept telling me, fun can't involve heavy commitment.
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Telling my story so others know they are not alone.
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I knew that evening could and would be very telling.
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He was telling all the nurses, 'This is my daughter.
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I don't like telling him that but I'm a fan.
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I don't like people telling me my future or past.
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The data, "based on billions of interactions," is very telling.
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And, apparently, not telling servers that it's an artificial intelligence.
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But I'm telling you the reality is very much different.
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The NFL is now telling people they have to stand.
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Imagine telling someone you're all about power moves so delicately.
|
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No telling what could happen between now and May though.
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He was telling people it made him feel like Kanye.
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Maybe rightly, maybe wrongly, there's no reliable way of telling.
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It was a method of telling the future, he said.
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And I'm glad Lovesick is committed to telling that story.
|
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I kept telling people what was wrong with their lives.
|
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Trump didn't believe Yates was telling the truth about Flynn.
|
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She cites telling one man that her name was Mrs.
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As always, thanks for telling it like it is, Teigen.
|
|
The world is telling Detroit how it wants to move.
|
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I'm telling you if they could just Get. That. Song.
|
|
A telling pattern that emerged was the decline of steel.
|
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If they say they haven't, they're not telling the truth.
|
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Imagine a petition telling anyone not to hire black liberals.
|
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We're known for telling great, provocative, thoughtful stories about business.
|
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He refuses, telling her that his pain isn't her platform.
|
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We're telling that story on Maydān's menu with Syrian food.
|
|
I'm telling you, chief, you've just got to do it.
|
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Why are they telling me how to trim my beard?
|
|
You were telling really funny jokes, but you were bombing.
|
|
Protest, at its root, is telling the truth in public.
|
|
I don't believe in telling people what they're listening to.
|
|
Look, we're not telling you how to live your life.
|
|
MOTHERBOARD: Can you start by telling me what you do?
|
|
" On if she profited from telling her story: "Absolutely not.
|
|
Everyone is always telling you to simplify this, simplify that.
|
|
"I kept telling people 'stay down,'" he said hours later.
|
|
The way Franken talks about his resignation, however, is telling.
|
|
"They were telling us why they were here," he said.
|
|
I'm tired of everybody telling me, 'Le'Veon, you not focused.
|
|
Your Stories were hilarious, and I loved telling my own.
|
|
They're not telling you what's really actually in the policies.
|
|
Are you telling the truth or are you blowing smoke?
|
|
Stephanie Pratt is telling all about Spencer and Heidi Pratt.
|
|
Also, no one's telling you that you can't do both!
|
|
She thanked us & paid for our breakfast without telling us.
|
|
But voters kept telling me we needed to go further.
|
|
"I think he's telling a very good story," Cramer said.
|
|
That's just a particular kid I'm telling the story about.
|
|
I can't stop telling it and nearly barking from excitement.
|
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I am not telling you that you will be fixed.
|
|
Who is the "you" June is telling her story to?
|
|
How did they react to an American telling this story?
|
|
So why am I telling you about One Too more?
|
|
Don't believe people telling you that Ventura took Machado down.
|
|
But that sometimes happens when you're just telling the truth.
|
|
And yet we insist on telling folks what to do.
|
|
It's telling that Obama felt this video was an error.
|
|
Tackling overcapacity in the steel industry is a telling case.
|
|
I just kept telling myself that I was going to.
|
|
Absolutely," he said "I keep telling our squad 'you're pioneers'.
|
|
This kid is about to win Idol, I'm telling you.
|
|
Facebook is telling a lot of people that they're dead.
|
|
He was telling me the drinks order for the table.
|
|
He starts telling the story of different characters through rumors.
|
|
Do you have an interest in telling that larger story?
|
|
So I stay away from telling people what to think.
|
|
Today he's telling a slightly different story about what happened.
|
|
Is this the most efficient way of telling the time?
|
|
I've been telling people about them for a long time.
|
|
"You have to eat," everyone around me started telling me.
|
|
"And we don't appreciate them telling us how to vote."
|
|
You're not telling the F.B.I. anything they don't already know.
|
|
Opposed: So you're telling me that I'm... pushing my luck?
|
|
Judge Neil Gorsuch repeatedly tried to sound sympathetic, telling Sen.
|
|
It's not telling you that EDM is some high artform.
|
|
Tufekci has told us before, and she's telling us again.
|
|
In the governor's telling, conservatism must have a moral purpose.
|
|
"He's a nice guy," Zuckerman quotes Simons telling a friend.
|
|
That something, in Ms. Morgan's telling, is only rarely pretty.
|
|
That's enough," telling the reporter to, "put down the mic.
|
|
I keep telling myself, 'You belong here, you belong here.
|
|
""I was terrified, and I was telling him to stop.
|
|
"Bad idea," the director, W. Ralph Basham, recalled telling Hagin.
|
|
I wake up every night thinking about telling this story.
|
|
In both cases they were pretty comfortable telling those stories.
|
|
Telling them to prefer the active would be good advice.
|
|
"It was a show all its own, I'm telling you."
|
|
How does a person get so comfortable with telling lies?
|
|
"I can't stop telling people my innermost secrets," he said.
|
|
The reaction of White House staffers here is also telling.
|
|
"There's nothing wrong with that," she recalls him telling her.
|
|
Don't ruin it by telling them how swole they look.
|
|
Coverage. Telling a photographer to "just take the fucking picture"?
|
|
I kept telling the guys, 'We can win this game.
|
|
So now you're telling me that there's torture and abuse?
|
|
Mr. Trump recalled a telling exchange with a female worker.
|
|
Reconciliation is only possible when you start telling the truth.
|
|
Don't be telling me "oh, everyone knows this one," please.
|
|
He derides "totalitarian Europe" telling member states what to do.
|
|
I didn't need another person telling me what to think.
|
|
I emailed the show's producers, telling them of my coup.
|
|
But FireEye analyst Matonis eventually found even more telling evidence.
|
|
Uchida is not interested in telling a story of outrage.
|
|
Incidentally, Senator Cruz is also telling you to drop out.
|
|
" Goodlatte stopped King, telling him "that remark is not appropriate.
|
|
Maybe she was telling him to do his own math.
|
|
And that's what they're telling the boss when he asks.
|
|
"Look, you're not going to win," Bannon recalls telling Sessions.
|
|
Instead, demonstrate those soft skills by showing rather than telling.
|
|
It is a more honest way of telling their stories.
|
|
Pompeo defended Trump's denuclearization efforts on North Korea, telling Sen.
|
|
We have been telling them for years 'Please keep calm.
|
|
And I'm telling you – you have three people behind you.
|
|
And it's the best kind of teaching – showing, not telling.
|
|
Perhaps most telling, are the recent comments from former Gov.
|
|
More telling will be the intensity of both parties' voters.
|
|
But the issue also reveals telling differences between the candidates.
|
|
He is telling us that we need to find God.
|
|
So there's no moral reason to keep telling her things.
|
|
In reality, they likely aren't telling their whole story, anyway.
|
|
Making documentary films is not only about telling a story.
|
|
Hill's final assessment of Webb during preseason could be telling.
|
|
He asked why the fuck Google was telling him now.
|
|
Ms. Nelson has come up with telling bits of counterevidence.
|
|
Pay more attention to the negative messages you're telling yourself.
|
|
Each exhibition we do is a book telling a story.
|
|
Here's why: There's usually something these folks aren't telling you.
|
|
It's just Trump telling Mexico that they must stop the
|
|
When I talk to you, I'm telling you from experience.
|
|
"It's telling our community that you are American," she said.
|
|
She thought of telling the man to leave her alone.
|
|
"I got your back," he remembered Corporal Ahrens telling him.
|
|
She likes telling our guests about the area's hidden gems.
|
|
"Don't believe what [the companies] are telling you," Deuster said.
|
|
What are we telling their peers who watch this happen?
|
|
AND RIGHT NOW, THE GUEST IS TELLING US IT'S WORKING.
|
|
My interest is in telling precisely what the story requires.
|
|
You can't be telling me that something is nagging you.
|
|
And you're telling me that your wife said you're obsessed?
|
|
What are you telling yourself a layer below the surface?
|
|
In citing Romans, Sessions made a small but telling slip.
|
|
"What he's telling EPA to do is unlawful," said Thompson.
|
|
However, Aviv also seems to create villains in her telling.
|
|
She had no idea if he was telling the truth.
|
|
Would kids even like performers holding microphones telling jokes onstage?
|
|
Presenting agenda: What are you telling yourself on the surface?
|
|
It's the eighth stage I was just telling you about.
|
|
"Felix has to start by telling the truth," Fayulu said.
|
|
I weighed in myself, telling Ingraham to speak for herself.
|
|
"Our guests kept telling my husband how great he smells!"
|
|
I knew what people were telling me I should be.
|
|
The list of leaders attending this year is also telling.
|
|
Simmons and Ratner both dispute that telling of what occurred.
|
|
He is not partisan — he is simply telling the truth.
|
|
"This cannot happen," he said he remembers telling his wife.
|
|
One thing Lum was good at was telling dirty jokes.
|
|
They started telling us the health implications of climate change.
|
|
"I'm certainly not going to be telling you," he added.
|
|
International readers might see telling comparisons with their own countries.
|
|
It's basically what Trump is telling immigrants in this tweet.
|
|
I could hear her voice telling me to keep going.
|
|
That he is prepared to do it anyway is telling.
|
|
"I'm here for you," Drake is seen telling the audience.
|
|
" And I said, "This little boy was telling me something.
|
|
The songs might have been more telling in other guises.
|
|
Stay with her, stay with her, Athena kept telling herself.
|
|
Telling stories about the past, it turns out, pays off.
|
|
What, in other words, is Dr Copper not telling us?
|
|
No more arguments telling them they can't have any pizza.
|
|
"Let's play some graduation music," Alcantara recalled telling his friend.
|
|
I remember telling his father as much after the fight.
|
|
And by the sound of it, telling him wasn't easy.
|
|
It's our responsibility to keep telling the truth about him.
|
|
That's what their neurotransmitters and their brains are telling them.
|
|
"Telling your family is a huge, huge deal," Bomer said.
|
|
Misty telling me I can eff right the hell off.
|
|
The KarJenner women are telling their sides of the story.
|
|
Kia quoted one telling exchange in its 6th Circuit brief.
|
|
I gotta beef up my team, I was telling her!
|
|
They're tired of people telling them that this is hard.
|
|
I thought of telling him that he was not alone.
|
|
But that doesn't mean I'm telling you to buy it.
|
|
She had studied under a lawyer, without telling her husband.
|
|
Maybe telling the truth about history, including their own, could.
|
|
Try telling us he's not a proper saint then, Pope.
|
|
People were always telling me I looked like Amber Valletta.
|
|
Here in Vermont, you get rewarded for telling the truth.
|
|
She was showing me incredible places and telling its legends.
|
|
Hmm, I have an idea, but I'm not telling you.
|
|
But it wouldn't send, and Google wasn't telling her why.
|
|
Your body isn't telling you to stop for no reason.
|
|
I regret not telling people about it, especially my friends.
|
|
She has no problem telling Shrek he's being an asswipe.
|
|
As long as someone's telling it, the story isn't over.
|
|
And in this telling, rap is the language of revolution.
|
|
Do you mind telling how much you ended up with?
|
|
" Her message to Trump: "He knows I'm telling the truth.
|
|
Without new Americans telling their own stories, much is lost.
|
|
He was constantly telling jokes, but he was very charismatic.
|
|
So what I'm telling you is my own personal impression.
|
|
But he's notorious for telling you if something is stupid.
|
|
I still remember clearly telling him that I was positive.
|
|
And yet, here was a man telling people exactly that.
|
|
And so I kept telling myself: I'm not like them.
|
|
I keep telling folks, Jesus was killed by the empire.
|
|
I remember telling Kim about it after a few beers.
|
|
He was telling me the story of his partner, Mikey.
|
|
"I just said, 'Let go,'" Brown remembers telling his daughter.
|
|
That's why the intro to Hogan's interviews is so telling.
|
|
I have been telling people this all across the country.
|
|
" He would say, "People are telling me I'm doing well.
|
|
Of course, I made the mistake of telling Rex that.
|
|
YOU SEEM TO BE TELLING ME YOU'RE NOT HAVE INTEREST.
|
|
In Sagalyn's telling, Silverstein's reluctance to build swiftly was understandable.
|
|
I'm a very truthful person, and I'm telling the truth.
|
|
The bond market was telling you a different story altogether.
|
|
Coincidence perhaps, but try telling that to the American team.
|
|
He quoted Rumi, telling me I would be happy again.
|
|
Here we go again: I'm telling things out of order.
|
|
" "I'm telling you he did not use that word, George.
|
|
"In his madness, he's telling the truth," Mr. Wright said.
|
|
But as they were telling me this, they were laughing.
|
|
I kept telling people he will absolutely not get elected.
|
|
I already had a sense of framing and telling stories.
|
|
Another large locality that will be telling is Virginia Beach.
|
|
I am telling you this just to cheer you up.
|
|
But bond markets are telling a different story, Yardeni warns.
|
|
Anyone telling you anything different is endangering all of us.
|
|
They are always telling me do not touch my face.
|
|
She's just telling what's real out there that she sees.
|
|
Telling neighbors how to vote or offensive comments are not.
|
|
"This is the real world," her mother recalled telling her.
|
|
It lacks meaningful enforcement authority, creating a telling power imbalance.
|
|
Stories trickle in telling of places burned and people lost.
|
|
"No one is even telling you, 'Good job,'" Acosta said.
|
|
I am telling you all this to cheer you up.
|
|
I have stopped telling doctors that I am in pain.
|
|
The prices of government bonds are telling a similar story.
|
|
Akutagawa's early life, in Peace's telling, was scarred by trauma.
|
|
Nearly as telling as the policy itself was the framing.
|
|
"I feel like I know you," she recalled telling him.
|
|
And there's no telling when any of it will end.
|
|
"I'm not going away, I'm telling you now," she said.
|
|
"You're a man now," he recalled the adults telling him.
|
|
" The media was, in fact, not telling the public "bulls---.
|
|
The surfaces are telling you, quite frankly, that surfaces matter.
|
|
"Make sure they're telling you the truth," Silkwood tells her.
|
|
I just want to keep making movies, keep telling stories.
|
|
Usually it's my girlfriend telling people more than I do.
|
|
It's also a telling benefit on a number of levels.
|
|
Winning power is different than telling people what's going on.
|
|
"I get goose bumps telling you all that," Brown said.
|
|
You are telling me what's inside that scatters the electrons.
|
|
"I don't know," Wardlow remembers telling his father that morning.
|
|
They refresh old stories by telling them from new angles.
|
|
Friedman has, by his own telling, used this comparison repeatedly.
|
|
I've always felt completely comfortable telling him what I think.
|
|
Jessica Simpson has no problem telling it like it is.
|
|
What's the key to telling stories about traditionally underrepresented communities?
|
|
Piers isn't so forgiving ... telling us Kanye's become a joke.
|
|
The second thing is that, it's pretty soulful story telling.
|
|
Telling lies to white people is what got Trump elected.
|
|
It was a crucial turning point, and a telling one.
|
|
That has nothing to do with it, just telling you.
|
|
He looked forward to telling Van about delivering the letter.
|
|
But something is telling me I can trust this generation.
|
|
Telling friends beforehand, I couldn't help suppress a sheepish smile.
|
|
THE DAILY NEWSLETTER Telling more stories from around the globe.
|
|
And not just because a novelist is telling you to.
|
|
Romney's direct role in Trump's ascent was modest but telling.
|
|
I was either telling my story or dealing with him.
|
|
A fortune teller, a fortune teller, telling fortunes for fun.
|
|
Again, whose stories are we most interested in telling, here?
|
|
I was not interested in telling that type of story.
|
|
And this depends on having white voices telling the story.
|
|
And we're telling Europe, 'Look, they were going to Europe.
|
|
It's telling one story, while another is spun through play.
|
|
In Coll's telling, two such factors in particular stand out.
|
|
Just telling the story, he seemed less angry than ashamed.
|
|
You look at him and know he's telling the truth.
|
|
They're all sort of telling the tales of what occurred.
|
|
"It's telling my relationship to the Philippines," Mr. Sumulong said.
|
|
But M.L.B. continues to believe Nunez is telling the truth.
|
|
In Trump country, it means telling it like it is.
|
|
Science is telling us that this is a natural process.
|
|
"Just wait another year," Pachulia recalled his agent telling him.
|
|
May's allies and advisers are telling a very different story.
|
|
Pay attention to what the official sources are telling you.
|
|
Still, this is a story worth telling, again and again.
|
|
Facebook has equivocated on this question in a telling way.
|
|
But telling a story that actually sheds light on prison.
|
|
"It's a release," Mr. Simpson was quoted telling the newspaper.
|
|
But I don't like people telling me what to do.
|
|
To outside observers like Sanford, it was a telling moment.
|
|
It's telling that by 1783 membership had swollen to 35.
|
|
I've only been telling to do so for two months!
|
|
Yeah, there were lots of people telling us we should.
|
|
"They're telling me I was this contract killer," she said.
|
|
You say that there are new demands for truth telling.
|
|
I don't like reasonable people telling me to be reasonable.
|
|
Another kind of account is someone's telling of a story.
|
|
The Supreme Court's move was expected and not particularly telling.
|
|
But here's the caveat: Were they ultimately telling the truth?
|
|
"We should keep telling the story of prisoners," she said.
|
|
Pagnato is telling clients not to do that, he said.
|
|
" That telling passage is a high point in "Playing Changes.
|
|
The most telling part is what happened to Ludvin Franco.
|
|
Attendees agreed — and didn't hold back in telling him so.
|
|
On the other, he's telling us to be very scared.
|
|
Notices telling taxpayers when to expect checks must be written.
|
|
Officer Brown can be heard telling Donesha to calm down.
|
|
In the days ahead, I will be telling my story.
|
|
I'm telling you, there is interest in that right now.
|
|
LML: You're just telling me to break down the budget.
|
|
But are they telling a story or merely parading it?
|
|
We're not necessarily telling them, 'This is what you are.
|
|
Breaking Bad's Jesse Pinkman is back — and he's telling all.
|
|
" She recalled him telling her, "I fucking own this town.
|
|
Without telling his family, Dabbous switched into the English department.
|
|
She's showing and telling the situations of women's status historically.
|
|
Ralph Eubanks: It's telling that Mississippi is immigration ground zero.
|
|
Spicer has become a celebrity by not telling the truth.
|
|
It's not really Cena telling you that stuff, but WWE.
|
|
The judges are telling her to move forward with it.
|
|
Focus on telling a story and not driving a transaction.
|
|
Here's how to work out who is telling the truth.
|
|
I believe that Christine Blasey Ford is telling the truth.
|
|
"He started telling me all these different scenarios," Sabathia said.
|
|
History will be brutal in its telling of their cowardice.
|
|
"You are too naïve," Miyagawa recalled his coach telling him.
|
|
"Everyone kept telling me, hey, it's completely damaged," he said.
|
|
"I make a mean lasagna," Ms. Ekimian recalled telling her.
|
|
He drove quickly, without telling me where we were going.
|
|
In his telling, the momentum of history was beyond question.
|
|
"Somebody is not telling us what happened," Mr. Amos said.
|
|
"I'm telling them (kids with dreams) you can," said Sower.
|
|
You'll receive an email telling you that it's been cancelled.
|
|
I'm not telling people what's going on in my life.
|
|
I was telling a true story as I remembered it.
|
|
We were just telling him to keep his head up.
|
|
I am really not committing spoilers in telling you this.
|
|
"I want to have babies," Simpson describes telling her doctor.
|
|
She comforted him by telling him that he was brave.
|
|
I recorded her telling me about it on my iPhone.
|
|
Competitive ballooning was, in his telling, more art than science.
|
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"It's extremely telling that Mercer would believe that," Brock said.
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Afghani was in tears when she finished telling the story.
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There was no telling where else they were now turning.
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Of course, in the administration's telling, officials aren't done yet.
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But your body language is telling them to stay away.
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She also explains why she's telling fans about it now.
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No -- but journalists get fired for not telling the truth.
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Yet it was telling that women galvanized the largest protests.
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I'm plagued by guilt every day for not telling someone.
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Here are some of the most telling statement from Sgt.
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"We're telling consumers to just be patient," said Mr. Martin.
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Several going through and telling off members of the media.
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It just hit me as I was telling you this.
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And artists telling other artists what to do is iffy.
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Tofu, in Cruz's telling, appears to be synonymous with fake.
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It's people telling their stories and humanity responding to it.
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This telling the truth thing is something we take seriously.
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Kehlani is wounded, and doesn't mind telling you about it.
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If you're not a joke teller, don't practice joke telling.
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There's no telling how much disinformation content is being spread.
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So Klobuchar telling her backers who to choose is significant.
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There's no telling which agenda, if any, the show promotes.
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And the slight little things she does are incredibly telling.
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It's as simple as that, no matter who's telling it.
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It's also telling about how much the industry hasn't changed.
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" Trump responded by telling an aide, "Get rid of her!
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"We're telling jokes and remembering old times," Mr. McAliney said.
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Moreover, a recent "natural experiment" in Maryland is very telling.
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America I am telling you, these suckers are my BOOTS.
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She dealt with it by telling herself to stay positive.
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"That's telling us something about the deeper atmosphere," she said.
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" Navarro responded, telling her that she "didn't have to yell.
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"It is like telling (companies) not to export," Sinaga said.
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" "That is what she is now — telling women 'reclaim yourself.
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I don't want anybody telling me I can't defend myself.
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Now I have zero problem telling him to go away.
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He's always telling people: 'Do you know what Lillywhite's doing?
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Would you feel O.K. telling me what your salary is?
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The President is telling us he's deadly serious on opioids.
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Lying about telling the truth is part of the joke.
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But she's actually telling the truth; she really was raped.
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But telling me I'm 'annoying and arrogant' is just mean.
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What she's telling me, what she's proposing, I hear, collect.
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She was not interested in telling tourists where to shop.
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But sometimes even the telling is bad and hard enough.
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And yet there were telling differences between father and son.
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And I kept telling him it wasn't going to happen.
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"I think I was raped," she recounted Sciorra telling her.
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"I'm telling you, it's a rigged system folks," Trump said.
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One of my doctors is telling me maybe a year.
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And he is upfront in telling you they are ruses.
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We have no business telling you which fruit to buy.
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But it might be telling my children their father died.
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She got off the phone abruptly without telling Jake why.
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And they were telling me, now it doesn't matter now.
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Firefighters were knocking on doors telling her neighbors to leave.
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They're always telling us what to do with our bodies.
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Ms. Holzer's resistance to truth telling apparently knew no boundaries.
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I thought awhile before telling Sam, but he was fine.
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But who knew if the Jackal was telling the truth?
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