We also love nothing more than a little tête-à-tête between brands.
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That tête-à-tête included only three people: Trump, Putin, and Putin's translator.
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Would Hedda Hopper have unleashed an anti-Semitic rant during a tête-à-tête
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It's nice to see a tête-à-tête that has a little of both.
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"I already received agreement from Zelensky for a tête-à-tête," Mr. Nazarbayev said.
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There are two phsyical arrangements here: tête-à-tête confrontation and side-by-side alignment.
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Have a tête-à-tête with Jesus, who would lead me in a guided meditation?
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Not as tricky as your verbal tête-à-tête with Ralph Fiennes (in the trailer below).
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Schwarzman began dining tête-à-tête with Cardinal Edward Egan, the late archbishop of New York.
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In this tête-à-tête we find out that Tess is from Dayton, Ohio (2006 population: 156,930).
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Trump's own statements have fueled speculation about what he may have promised Putin during the tête-à-tête.
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When Mars faces off with Jupiter on Sunday at 5:57 PM, it's a riveting tête-à-tête.
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Much of the art world, however, hardly seems in the mood for such a genteel tête-à-tête.
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This ham-fisted tête-à-tête between the two men undoes much of the conceptual marketing behind the exhibition.
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The animal play comes right after "Falling Away," Christopher Shinn's raw, romantic tête-à-tête, directed by Mark Armstrong.
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But perhaps the most significant aspect of Obama and Trudeau's climate and energy tête-à-tête is a symbolic one.
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The lengthy tête-à-tête made Trump's remarks ahead of the meeting all the more notable -- and concerning to some.
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We know from last week's tête-à-tête with Whiterose that Price's position is more precarious than he lets on.
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Senior Iranian officials are terrified as Moscow is beginning to pull out and negotiating in tête-à-tête talks with Washington.
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I was afraid to turn on the light and find myself in a macabre tête-à-tête with a rotting corpse.
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They were in a noncompetitive tête-à-tête, feeding off each other, their phrases growing simpler and longer as they went.
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It's a place to feel inspired to have a tête-à-tête with the universe and see what comes of it.
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It's a real-time reenactment of this classic tête-à-tête that gained a lot of attention on Reddit several months ago.
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The CID's attempts to arrange a tête-à-tête in Dhaka with these individuals—Indian and Sri Lankan nationals—have been unsuccessful.
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After Dick leaves their verbal tête-à-tête, Chris has to press herself against a cold steel wall to slow her pulse.
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This time, the Trump-Putin tête-à-tête was scheduled to take place during the G20 summit in Buenos Aires this weekend.
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Their forebears negotiated tête-à-tête with buyers in Les Halles, a pen behind their ears to mark up orders and ledgers.
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"I met him for 30 seconds in 2012," Speaker Paul D. Ryan told reporters after last week's tête-à-tête with Mr. Trump.
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Ms. Paltrow, 43, tried to split the difference during our tête-à-tête, playing down her role in the Goop Label design process.
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There's also a tête-à-tête sofa, a 19th-century invention that is essentially a conjoined pair of chaise longues facing opposite directions.
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The strongest single piece of evidence against President Trump is his Valentine's Day tête-à-tête with the president in the Oval Office.
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But Stewie also beats Kendall this week on every other level: In each tête-à-tête, in each failed deal, in being taller.
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Muse: Mickalene Thomas Photographs and tête-à-tête continues at Aperture Gallery (547 W 27th Streer, 4th floor, Chelsea, Manhattan) through March 17.
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He rests his hand on my roof and leans forward, as though we were two friends about to have a casual tête-à-tête.
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The highly anticipated tête-à-tête comes as investigations probe whether Trump's campaign colluded with Moscow to alter the outcome of last year's election.
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And though the temperamentally and politically opposed men are in no way amicable, it's easy to imagine either party initiating the tête-à-tête.
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While all of those things are very important, completely timely things, the internet seemed to focus on other aspects of the tête-à-tête.
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Xi has already shown his acumen by getting ahead of Trump and hosting Kim before the US leader's own North Korean tête-à-tête.
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The exhibition, Tête-à-tête, features photos from artists including, Lyle Aston Harris, Deanna Lawson, Zanele Muholi, Malick Sidibe, John Edmonds, and Thomas herself.
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At some point emails were intercepted by my mom, which put an end to our little tête-à-tête and landed me in serious shit.
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The highly-anticipated tête-à-tête comes amid ongoing investigations into whether Trump's campaign colluded with Moscow to alter the outcome of last year's election.
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And in his tête-à-tête with Hannity, he appeared to riff casually about the Stormy Daniels matter, and contradict the President in the process.
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What was supposed to be the nice-guy tête-à-tête was instead a snippy, tit-for-tat exchange in the key of conventional politics.
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As a result, the US did not participate in a sideline meeting on the Syrian civil war and a tête-à-tête with the Chinese.
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For "tête-à-tête," Thomas rotates through a cluster of artworks that have galvanized her to make her own art, including a piece by Adams.
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Fresh off the podcast circuit, today a thoroughly beardy Jack Dorsey sat down with President Trump for his most high-profile tête-à-tête yet.
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President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have exchanged sharp words ahead of their tête-à-tête today at the NATO summit in Brussels.
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During their most vicious tête-à-tête, Suzanne asks Carina why, if she's so worried about the commonweal, she sends her kid to private school.
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And despite there being no official declaration from the tête-à-tête, the contours of a modus vivendi emerged from Merkel's bilateral chat with Putin.
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If the thought of such a tête-à-tête makes you mildly nauseated, now is the time to face your fears and extinguish the taboo.
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By the time he comes to his tête-à-tête with the onion, we may not feel like weeping, as Peer does (it's an onion, remember).
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Mr. Mahogany begins one track of that album, Charlie Parker's "Confirmation," in a sizzling tête-à-tête with Mr. Nash, scatting at him in percussive bursts.
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We talked with Ms. Christie about Brienne's tête-à-tête with her gold-handed man, her reunion with a past combatant and her unusual love triangles.
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The M.C. Chachi (a k a Problem) proclaims his affections, both cute and louche, in a tête-à-tête with the coyly sweet vocalist Rose Gold.
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Twitter obviously ~couldn't help~ but use the opportunity for a tête-à-tête with the FBI to ask about the bureau's wildest rumors and best TV appearances.
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Figurative titles like "Painter" turn personal, as in the 1960 "Garden of M," a tête-à-tête between a round black shape and a smaller red one.
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The Argentina meeting is the only scheduled opportunity for a direct tête-à-tête between Trump and Xi, though the two leaders exchanged direct visits in 2017.
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The canny former KGB officer will surely use an unstructured tête-à-tête to try to win Trump over to the Russian president's own self-serving views.
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Another, which may give us a Trumpian tête-à-tête with Kim Jong-un, is his belief that he alone can solve the problem of nuclear proliferation.
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Ms. Warren contends that, during a tête-à-tête in late 2018, Mr. Sanders told her he did not believe that a woman could win the presidency.
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That promise went unmentioned by Trump during his tête-à-tête with Pelosi and Schumer, as he urged Congress to approve billions of dollars for the wall.
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"I saw under his wings, the mouse's face, everything," Banhart says on the phone from his place in LA's Echo Park, where this avian tête-à-tête occurred.
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The tête-à-tête with Pence showed Buttigieg can take a stand when he wants to, just as it showed he can get media attention when he does.
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Then Ross and the pro-Trump writer Daniel McCarthy, in a right-on-right tête-à-tête, discuss whether the president has changed the Republican Party for the better.
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Since these books are almost entirely made up of conversation — even though Faye often elides her own side of the dialogue — someone may propose the Tête-à-Tête trilogy.
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There was also the intense social media tête-à-tête that had Ronnie showering slut-shaming insults on Jen mere weeks after the two welcomed their baby girl, Ariana Sky.
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The tête-à-tête at Facebook's headquarters was an attempt by the company to mend fences with conservatives — and, by most accounts, it was a step in the right direction.
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During their tête-à-tête, Trump suggested to Macron that he tell the European Union they ought to negotiate with the U.S., according to a source familiar with the conversation.
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Rather it was a tête-à-tête between the standard bearers of competing views of Christianity on the European continent as ideological polarization between nationalists and liberals cleaves the West.
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Then there is the tête-à-tête: a selection of work, curated by Thomas, by her artistic influences, including Carrie Mae Weems, Ruby LaToya Frasier, Hank Willis Thomas, and Derrick Adams.
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An American might enjoy a tête-à-tête or complain about a bête noire; a Brit might stretch to eating a crêpe at a fête or seeking a different rôle at work.
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Mr. Kerry met Mr. Johnson in Brussels on Monday; they held a 30-minute tête-à-tête here on Tuesday, and they will be in meetings in Washington on Wednesday and Thursday.
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The final Democratic primary underway in Washington, DC, and the city is abuzz over a tête-à-tête between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton that will take place later in the afternoon.
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Rather than report the crime to the police, Huppert's character takes vengeance into her own hands, resolutely tracking the man down and drawing them both into a curious and dangerous tête-à-tête.
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Only after their tête à tête will the President's top advisers -- Pompeo, chief of staff John Kelly and national security adviser John Bolton -- join him for an expanded bilateral meeting and working lunch.
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Perhaps he ought to take Yaya out for a VIP meal and a tête-à-tête, since his soulmate clearly knows how to claw his way back from the brink of career oblivion.
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The violist Antoine Tamestit was the beguiling soloist in that work, stalking the stage and turning a duet with a solo horn into a tête-à-tête at the back of the orchestra.
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One would think that at a tête-à-tête with the Russian autocrat, the president of the United States would take on some of the major concerns of America and its closest allies.
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When agents turned up at her apartment bearing a mink coat and a stack of cash, she overcame her initial coolness to the idea and flew to Tehran for a stirring tête-à-tête.
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Its tête-à-tête style interviews between A-list celebrities, its boundary pushing photoshoots (hello, Kim Kardashian as Jackie O), and high-fashion market pages sustained itself as the crystal ball of pop culture.
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Nicki Minaj has been in the news this week for her now infamous tête-à-tête with Cardi B, but now she's grabbing headlines for her latest New York Fashion Week companion — Lewis Hamilton.
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Whenever she travelled back to China, she needed only to announce her visit, and there would be plenty of friends and acquaintances ready to welcome her with a banquet or a tête-à-tête.
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The tête-à-tête between Hayward and Mbah a Moute through the first three games of the series (Hayward left Game 4 early due to a bout of food poisoning) was wonderful to watch.
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The other thing that is striking about this exhibition is the conversation the different works have among themselves, sometimes all joined together, and other times breaking into small groups or tête-à-tête chats.
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His seductive frostiness and overwhelming brilliance led the American Film Institute to name him the greatest villain of the century; his electric and terrifying tête-à-tête with Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) still induces shivers.
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The Game of Thrones finale didn't lack for powerful and endearing interactions between siblings, but after the surprise of Tyrion and Cersei Lannister's tête-à-tête, there was one moment that stood out from the rest.
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But in August 231, the lunch went from a regular tête-à-tête to a four-man affair, one that became a more formal opportunity for the two offices to coordinate on strategy, policy and scheduling.
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It also helps cover for the inevitable little playwriting dodges by which Ms. Kirkwood gets each of the characters out of the room at some point so the other two can have a tête-à-tête.
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During a tell-all tête-à-tête in the creepy back room where everything nefarious goes down in Delos headquarters, Bernard orders Clementine Pennyfeather (Angela Sarafyan), who's standing there with a gun, to shoot the monstrous Ford.
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As the author writes at the end of her impressive combination of reportage and analysis, enriched with tête-à-tête interviews, all this makes the 40-year-old leader "a French president who matters more than most".
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Before their tête-à-tête at the summit in Argentina, the two leaders are slated to meet on the sidelines of the 100th anniversary of the World War I armistice on November 11 in Paris, Ushakov said.
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Muse: Mickalene Thomas Photographs and tête-à-tête, now on view at the Aperture Foundation, focuses on the artist's dazzling, supersaturated photographs, taken over the past 15 years, as well as the work of her creative influences.
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It's not quite as ridiculous as Sky television's tête-à-tête with Hello Games over the use of the word "sky" in No Man's Sky, a lawsuit which the British games studio won after three years of arguing.
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The rally was also the first since the president's State of the Union address at the Capitol, where Trump and Pelosi displayed a theatrical tête-à-tête with handshake snubs, scoffs and a torn-up speech last Tuesday.
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At the top of the European Union's remaining 27 members, France will now face an uneasy tête-à-tête with Germany at a time when the economic imbalance between the two countries puts Paris at a dramatic disadvantage.
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The apogee was an appearance on "Oprah," an event Ms. Waldman imagined, as she said recently, would involve a cozy tête-à-tête with Ms. Winfrey, surely a sympathetic interlocutor, and also an opportunity to pitch her work.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who meets with Donald Trump next Friday, hopes to improve on their inaugural tête-à-tête in March 2017 when the U.S. president appeared to withhold shaking her hand during an Oval Office press availability.
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The upcoming Argentina meeting is the only scheduled opportunity for a direct tête-à-tête between Trump and Xi, though the two leaders exchanged direct visits in 2017 -- with Trump welcoming Xi at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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Clinton had a few such moments with Barack Obama before they sat down for their own post-nomination tête-à-tête in 2008, which made it a little easier for them to come together, unite their party and win that November.
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Entitled tête-à-tête, the exhibition at David Castillo Gallery (November 28 - January 31) will investigate the relationship between the photographer, subject, and viewer and ask what it means to gaze and be gazed at—especially in our particular political climate.
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Their tête-à-tête, to be held, as it happens, on the eve of the anniversary of the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014, will double as the death knell for the West's policy of isolating Russia.
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It got off to a bad start back in March when a tepid attempt at a handshake went afoul on her first visit to the White House, setting the stage for an even more awkward press conference after their tête-à-tête.
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Not to worry, Jost and Che did eventually make fun of the Trump-West tête-à-tête, in a "Weekend Update" segment where Meyers returned to the desk and resurrected an old bit called "Really!?!" that he used to perform with Amy Poehler.
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Really, we couldn't think of a better time to sit down for a fireside (read: Facetime) tête-à-tête with celebrity stylist, pantsuit doyenne, and ball of blazing astral energy Samantha McMillen (full disclosure: I've been #blessed to have assisted her and her team).
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Edelman was mic'd up for Inside the NFL and his adamant no-doubt-about-it enthusiasm that the pigskin never touched the turf, followed by his little scoreboard tête-à-tête with Falcons cornerback Brian Poole somehow makes the catch that much more magnificent.
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The 42-story, 429-unit building, at 20153 East 44th Street, is just a couple blocks west of the United Nations' headquarters and is named Summit New York, in part to honor the type of high-stakes tête-à-tête that diplomats engage in.
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Yet no major network reported the bashing of Latino journalists, despite the well-known press conference expulsion of Univision's Jorge Ramos and Trump's tête à tête with Telemundo and MSNBC anchor Jose Diaz-Balart during Trump's one and only trip to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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After a long and dangerous tête-à-tête with drugs and alcohol—the topics that seem to form the funniest and most exhilarating stories of his show—Steve-O is now stone cold sober, a reality that he thinks would perhaps let down his fans.
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But it generated headlines of a different kind earlier this month, when a panel discussion at a 235th anniversary screening turned into a heated tête-à-tête between moderator John Oliver and co-star Dustin Hoffman, who has been the subject of multiple accusations of sexual misconduct.
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But one of the most telling moments of Comey's tête-à-tête with Cooper was this: He acknowledged his suspect selection of FBI personnel to surround himself with at FBI headquarters, as well as some other questionable decisions as director, asserting they may be fairly criticized.
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As Donald Trump gets set to host Chinese President Xi Jinping for a tête-à-tête at the Mar-a-Lago club in Florida on Thursday, experts say it's time for the U.S. leader to let his past hostile comments about the Asian powerhouse fade with the Florida sunset.
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For a property developer-turned-president, the tête-à-tête, scheduled for Tuesday in Singapore, is a long-anticipated test of Mr. Trump's conviction that he can slice through decades of diplomatic orthodoxy and strike a grand bargain with North Korea, a feat that eluded his three immediate predecessors.
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And at a recent tête-à-tête, he persuaded Mr Griffin to part with $10m to bankroll the joint effort by the Chicago Police Department (CPD) and the University of Chicago's Crime Lab, a research centre, to use data-analytics programs to predict and prevent violence in the crime-plagued city.
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The president even began to fantasize about a tête-à-tête with Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, at the annual United Nations General Assembly session, along the lines of the useless photo ops with the North Korean tyrant, Kim Jong-un, or the mooted Camp David get-together with the Taliban.
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It needed some work ("there were three-inch gaps where the walls didn't meet the floor," he says), as well as furniture: Several International Style pieces are on loan from L.A. dealer Joel Chen, while others, like a cream-colored tête-à-tête sofa in front of the fireplace, they sourced themselves.
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The upcoming Argentina meeting is the only scheduled opportunity for a direct tête-à-tête between Trump and Xi, though the two leaders exchanged direct visits in 2017 -- with Trump welcoming Xi at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida with a lavish banquet and a singing performance in Mandarin by his granddaughter Arabella.
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The high-stakes tête-à-tête between the two leaders of the world's largest economies is the culmination of a year of escalating tit-for-tat tariffs, and comes weeks ahead of a January 1 deadline set by Trump for levies on more than $200 billion in Chinese imports to jump to 25% from 10%.
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The best thing that happened this week was Daryl coming in hot, shooting Morales point-blank in the head after his extended tête-à-tête with Rick ... but that's only because the whole Morales thing was dumb, and Daryl murdering him without a second thought was exactly how Rick should have handled that situation.
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The spectacle began gearing up early last week, when, in an Oval Office tête-à-tête with the Democratic congressional leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, the president boasted that he would be "proud" to bring parts of the government to a halt if Congress did not hand over $5 billion for his border wall.
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Consequently, Hockney and Gayford's tête-à-tête seems more a pretext for ingenious formal comparisons — between, for instance, Ingrid Bergman's misty eyes in "Casablanca" and Titian's "Repentant Mary Magdalene"; the tempestuous seas in Disney's "Pinocchio" and Utagawa Hiroshige's "Naruto Whirlpool" — and less a method of transcending old ideas of what "high culture" looks like.
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In front of the wood-burning fireplace, are a pair of club chairs conducive to a tête-à-tête; they pivot to become part of a central seating area that includes a high-backed Belgian sofa from the 1920s with an elaborately carved frame, and two antique wooden armchairs, one from Brazil and the other from England.
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A second song released Friday night, "Ye Vs The People," is a political tête-à-tête with rapper T.I., which ends at an impasse, possibly indicating that he is still under the same delusion he was in 2013, believing he was the one person in the world who could rebrand a Confederate flag or MAGA hat as symbols of black empowerment.
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From hardscrabble nights writing snippets for a Hearst newspaper in the 21959s to golden afternoons at Le Cirque with Sinatra or Hepburn and tête-à-tête dinners with Madonna to gather material for columns that ran six days a week, Ms. Smith captivated millions with her tattletale chitchat and, over time, ascended to fame and wealth that rivaled those of the celebrities she covered.
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French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Washington Monday for his first official state visit, which will include a lavish dinner, an address before Congress, and plenty of tête-à-tête with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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