I don't want to name my fandom, I want them to name themselves.
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So if you ask people to name their favorite channels, they're not going to name one of them.
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They also get to name streets, in a city where hard-liners have sought to name every street after a martyr or revolutionary figure.
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If you asked most people to name a trans actor, they'd hopefully be able to name one, but they'd probably all name the same one.
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I don't think it's appropriate for me to name — it's very premature before the Iowa caucus for me to name-check anybody for the future.
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The second Johnson scratch that made headlines was his failure last week to name a single foreign leader, when MSNBC asked him to name one that he respected.
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GUTHRIE: But quickly Senator Booker you did say that you didn't think it was right to name names, to name companies and single them out as Senator Warren has.
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An alarming 2628 percent of Canadian millennials were unable to name even one concentration camp or ghetto; 28503 percent of their U.S. counterparts also were unable to name even one.
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" The Texas state government declined to name what strain of ransomware it is or to name the victims, save to say that "the majority of these entities were smaller local governments.
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"I think naming these kinds of forces that are at play in the world and that are real helps to name something that young people are struggling to name themselves," she says.
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I deigned to name one of them Ophelia, mostly because I was a dramatic snob at that point and it seemed fitting to name this cat after a famous lost girl of literature.
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Stress, anxiety, and lack of focus, to name a few.
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Kardashian didn't even have to name her brother's reality show!
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Becca and Sam decide to name the baby girl Eden.
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The children asked the court to name them as guardians.
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To name one example, consider the last several macOS releases.
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Authorities said they were not ready to name a suspect.
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That's why we chose to name Farley in Kristyn's honor.
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"I don't even care to name any names," he said.
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"People are understandably unwilling to name their experience," Clancy says.
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The operative declined to name the campaign and staffers involved.
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Bosworth declined to name any websites Facebook wants to target.
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Gay declined to name the adviser hired for the issuance.
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Sources declined to name those people or describe the transactions.
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Its board also unanimously decided to name Sallas honorary chairman.
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Microsoft, Google and the Pentagon, to name just a few.
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Gay marriage, abortion, stem cell research to name a few.
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I want to name a child or a dog Kobe.
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She's going to name him Greg Fuck You Nan 'F.
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Partners include Starz, HBO, and ShowTime, to name a few.
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The pharaohs had Thebes and Memphis, to name just two.
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The people declined to name the companies Apple has approached.
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Everything is so horrible, it's hard to name one thing.
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Since 1980, Trump hasn't been able to name his besties.
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The party is expected to name a winner on Sunday.
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It's unclear how Apple is going to name the device.
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My wife and I decided to name the oven Olive.
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The park will hold a contest to name the calf.
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" I was like, "What do you want me to name?
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He declined to name the parties or provide other details.
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The company declined to name the companies, citing customer confidentiality.
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The director declined to name which studios he had approached.
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DP didn't hesitate to name names, and she was grateful!
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Olympic organizers have yet to name an official condom supplier.
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Host Jeanine Pirro asked Baio to name his presidential pick.
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Especially for fighting to name the school after my dad.
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He declined to name any of those who would attend.
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Do you know what you're going to name the dog?
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Protects the State by Peter Gelderloos, to name just two.
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They declined to name the alleged hacker, who is underage.
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Rocket Internet declined to name other investors when we asked.
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Ask your child to name them & the sounds they make.
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And this is just to name a few consumer sectors.
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The FBI is refusing to name the other four individuals.
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Quick, try to name the doctor of another recent President.
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He was repeatedly asked to name the countries, but declined.
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Next year I'm going to name a cookie for her.
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The man who held the power to name him disagrees.
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It defined something he had never considered enough to name.
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Between the two, we're inclined to name Gregg the winner.
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I had no idea what to name her at first.
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I stated that the next step is to name names.
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Incredibly odd how Google refuses to name its AI system.
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Alibay Barkley always wanted to name his son something unique.
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I am glad I didn't have to name the decision.
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Just challenge everyone to name their favorite Trump investigation indictee.
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"I was just bouncing from name to name," he said.
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They had planned to name the baby Carlin Brite Holcombe.
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When pressed, the company declined to name the recruitment customer.
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NSA TAPPED: President Trump is expected to name Lt. Gen.
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He wanted to name him "Hamza," which means courageous lion.
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Officials at a news briefing declined to name the hospital.
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But they do not get to name our national symbols.
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Coupa Software, Tableau Software and HubSpot, to name a few.
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The investor, whom he declined to name, still owns Democracy.
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Ultimate, and Luigi's Mansion 3, just to name a few.
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She agreed not to name or shame the man publicly.
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Originally, Chase hoped to name the group House of Olympus.
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No need to name names: They know who they are.
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Did you always plan to name the movie after that?
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Patton declined to name which family members she consulted with.
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JUST IN: Donald Trump expected to name former Texas Gov.
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The firm declined to name the other companies it's targeting.
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She declined to name which players had communicated with her.
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Michigan State University is expected to name former Michigan Gov.
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The constitutional deadline to name a replacement expires on Thursday.
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It is expected to name the person in early 2020.
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See: President Donald Trump wants Kemp to name GOP Rep.
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The constitutional deadline to name a replacement expired on Thursday.
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The Royals have yet to name a starter for Tuesday.
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She was hiccupping now, unable to name her own feelings.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York, to name but a few.
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Andrew Cuomo of New York, to name but a few.
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They also declined to name their candidate for prime minister.
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I want you to name five people besides John Markoff.
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Right now, pharmaceutical companies generally get to name their prices.
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Back in the day, airlines used to name their planes.
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Trump plans to name Larry Kudlow his top economic advisor, replacing Gary Cohn: Sources Eamon Javers | Jacob Pramuk President Donald Trump plans to name Larry Kudlow as his top economic advisor, sources told CNBC.
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The president has yet to name a nominee to 37 senior State posts, 38 of his department nominees still await Senate confirmation, and he has yet to name replacements for more than a dozen others.
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It declined to name the banks until the investigations were concluded.
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He asked the court to name the case Barry Michaels v.
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Officials had yet to name any suspects in their ongoing investigations.
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Officials had yet to name a suspect in their ongoing investigations.
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Officials had yet to name any suspects, but investigations remained ongoing.
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Authorities had yet to name any suspects in their ongoing investigation.
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Police had yet to name any suspects in their ongoing investigation.
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Pershing is expected to name Dolly's successor in the coming weeks.
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So if Epstein does cooperate, he will have to name names.
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So it's incumbent on him to name exactly what that is.
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Goldstein asked the court to name the case Barry Michaels v.
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It made people want to name their babies after "Thrones" characters.
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The Mariners still have yet to name a starter for Thursday.
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A spokeswoman for the economy ministry declined to name the banks.
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And my point is, do you have to name the enemy?
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Did you ever hesitate to name names, or include certain stories?
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It's why I've decided to name Daenerys this week's MVP (+2475).
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She and Andy decided to name their startup company after themselves.
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Eritrean women promise to name their first-born sons after him.
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A: Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Rajasthan - to name a few.
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Insurance, health care and government agencies just to name a few.
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"I don't want to name and blame anyone," he told reporters.
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"Carmen wants to name him guizante, which means peas," Hilaria says.
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To date, the Academy has yet to name a new host.
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I was asked to name two things commonly found in cells.
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She declined again to name him to BuzzFeed News this November.
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Mariah Carey, Kim Kardashian and Ariana Grande, to name a few.
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Companies like TripIt, Box, Yammer and Mint to name a few.
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"What are we going to name this baby boy?" she wrote.
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Fendi has yet to name a successor to the women's collections.
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That's just to name of a few of these cool features.
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We asked aid agencies to name their 3 priorities for 2019.
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Elon Musk, Steve Jurvetson, and Bill Gates, to name a few.
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He declined to name current distributors the company will work with.
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The zoo will hold an online competition to name April's calf.
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We use it to name our transgression—perhaps in good humor,
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VICE: Why did you decide to name your zine Maroon World?
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So you got a dead homie to name your album after.
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Was there anything that you got to name in this movie?
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Boudreaux declined to name the suspect due to the ongoing investigation.
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It's hard to name a property more beloved or more ubiquitous.
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Just to name the pioneers: DJ Rashad, Traxman, everybody in Teklife.
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He refused to name names, but that statement alone was enough.
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Not surprisingly, President Barack Obama reacted swiftly to name his choice.
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The company aims to name a permanent CEO before year end.
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Julio Barroso, Pablo Vitti, Rodrigo Archubi, to name but a few.
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Japanese acknowledgement of atrocities in China, to name but a few
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The school declined to name the student who put them up.
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He declined to name particular companies in which BlackRock sold options.
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Trump plans to name McIntyre FERC's chairman if he is confirmed.
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Trump has promised to name his Supreme Court nominee on Monday.
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You better believe i had to name a kid Chuck Bass!!
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And that's just to name a few of the many drawbacks.
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They even went so far as to name their precious charges.
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The sheriff declined to name the second person, citing the investigation.
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Digital savings tools include Qapital and Digit, to name just two.
|
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Both Deere and the Justice Department declined to name the competitor.
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But Mr. Moniruzzaman said it was too soon to name suspects.
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The tax office declined to name which companies it may pursue.
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The prime minister's office declined to name the companies taking part.
|
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Slights and sarcasm quickly escalate to name-calling and character assassination.
|
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Mr. Obama decided not to name the Russians in those attacks.
|
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" Declining to name names, she continued, "They know who they are.
|
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Forty-five people wanted to name the school after Donald Trump.
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We've covered Chime, Zero and Jiko, just to name a few.
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And don't worry about money, you get to name your price.
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Tesla also agreed to name two independent directors to the board.
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The FTC declined to name the companies that received its order.
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If I have a kid, I want to name him Angus.
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It was Sean's idea to name the album Lord of Misrule.
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Abrasions, conjunctivitis, iritis, or even blinding infections, to name a few.
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After his December nomination, the company declined to name a successor.
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Some of the products were harder to compare to name-brands.
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Take commercial real estate, to name a large and suspicious example.
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Rather than defend their position, they resort to name-calling & smears.
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B. gets a whole bunch of things (too much to name).
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Mr. Adams said he expected the report to name more people.
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Music can touch you without you being able to name why.
|
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He has flexibility to name candidates for the positions he chooses.
|
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The county's Republican Party, meanwhile, has yet to name a candidate.
|
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The official declined to name specific administration officials who have failed.
|
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Take a moment instead to name and respect your child's feelings.
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There's no need to name names; you know who you are.
|
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But some presidents didn't get to name anyone to the court.
|
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For years, Mr. Taylor was not willing to name a successor.
|
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What shortcoming would you want to name your home team for?
|
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Scott, a pastor, declined to name the donors funding the effort.
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There's Kylie Jenner, Emma Chamberlain, David Dobrik, to name a few.
|
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It is often impossible to name an attacker with absolute certainty.
|
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It took several months for North Korea to name a counterpart.
|
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Reuters policy is not to name the victims of sexual crimes.
|
|
On Tuesday, Mr.Graham asked Mr. Zuckerberg to name Facebook's biggest competitor.
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If asked to name the titles, I could list perhaps half.
|
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See: Kim Kardashian, Cardi B, and Jennifer Lopez to name three.
|
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French presidents have the prerogative to name entrants to the Panthéon.
|
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Mr. Mitterrand was forced to name a center-right prime minister.
|
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It is time to name the year's top member of Congress.
|
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That is to name just a few of the stark differences.
|
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He declined to name the European country he had in mind.
|
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Is it enough to name the privilege while profiting from it?
|
|
The House also has to name impeachment managers for the trial.
|
|
"It was a mistake to name this bridge," Mr. Zaw said.
|
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The site is seeking reader suggestions for what to name it.
|
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There's only one problem ... Kourt doesn't know what to name her.
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Don't worry, no one will ask you to name them all.
|
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FireEye declined to name the firm involved, but Egypt's Orascom OTMT.
|
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He declined to name the rally as a white nationalist event.
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At the time, she asked media outlets not to name her.
|
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President Trump has yet to name a director of the office.
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They hope to name a new director in the coming weeks.
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With a partner, try to name as many as you can.
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Authorities still have to name a date for the run-off.
|
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Steyer responded with "I forget" when asked to name Mexico's president.
|
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It also plans to name an independent director by year-end.
|
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They chose to name the star's planet Mulchatna after a tributary.
|
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In fact, it would be practically impossible to name them all.
|
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I asked them to name the defining challenge of their generation.
|
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He declined to name current programmers the company will work with.
|
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And most importantly, what are they going to name their new towns?
|
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Dwyane Wade and LeBron James, to name two, have been sterling gold.
|
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Authorities had yet to name any suspects, but their investigations remained ongoing.
|
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Authorities had yet to name any suspects, but their investigations were ongoing.
|
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"If anyone needs to name their child, Ellen's really good at it."
|
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Several on 92, Lake Helene and I4 just to name a few.
|
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What's worse than asking the Internet at large to name your product?
|
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We began to name the violence we experienced that we hadn't before.
|
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We both wanted a boy and both wanted to name him Gabriel.
|
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Instead, it's more about impacting those particular hackers they manage to name.
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I was asked recently to name a book that changed my life.
|
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For this reason, BuzzFeed News has decided not to name the players.
|
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Most recently, an executive ... I'm not going to name who it is.
|
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Oprah was outstanding in 'The Butler' and "Selma," to name a few.
|
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But outside of Netflix, it's hard to name another successful media disruptor.
|
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii): What are you going to name your pony?
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Mental health issues, suicide, eating disorders, substance abuse, to name a few.
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Shutter Island, to name another, would not be a great TV series.
|
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Trump had meant to name Jerry Falwell, Jr., president of Liberty University.
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He also ordered each US attorney's office to name an opioid coordinator.
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You have five minutes to name as many elements as you can.
|
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Yet many struggled to name a policy of Mr Trump's they liked.
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Many are not—milk chocolate and ice cream, to name but two.
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It declined to name the third-party verification partners it works with.
|
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When asked to name her biggest financial challenge, Randi Gillespie doesn't hesitate.
|
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According to Time, Trump has yet to name a White House photographer.
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Several other groups are yet to name their words of the year.
|
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Entertainment, and CNN, just to name a few of Time Warner's properties.
|
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After the Vermont delegation voted, Sanders moved to name Clinton the nominee.
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He said some were internationally known, though he declined to name them.
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Sana Amanat: Issues of disability, gender-identity struggles, to name a few.
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"My youngest son wants to name a kitten 'Stacy,' " he tells PEOPLE.
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There's sriracha, soy sauce, ketchup and mustard just to name a few.
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He declined to name the gang to which police believe Holder belongs.
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Ms. Sinclair went around the room asking everyone to name a dream.
|
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Prior to the 13s, there was no uniform way to name hurricanes.
|
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The sources declined to name companies that have already reached compromise deals.
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At the advice of her attorney, Su declined to name the activist.
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The party is not expected to name his running mate until Monday.
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Apathy, Sam supposed, or else some impulse she found difficult to name.
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I say, 'I'm not here to name-drop, but check this out.
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Haloho declined to name who the lessor for the Boeing jets was.
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Kenyatta is due to name his new government in the coming days.
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Blue Label has declined to name the members of The Buffet Consortium.
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He declined to name which law enforcement agency reached out to him.
|
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There is also GasNinjas, FuelMe, and Yoshi, to name a few others.
|
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It's especially odd to name a running mate before winning the nomination.
|
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It is used to name the first version of a software program.
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The contest—which asked families to name their child born on Sept.
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I mean, at least your dad didn't want to name you Aryann.
|
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Santos is expected to name another board member in the coming days.
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Mr Zuma may not be able to name his own successor, however.
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He declined to name the countries hampering investigators' access to Syrian refugees.
|
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French prosecutors declined to name the Malaysian officials suspected of being bribed.
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I'd even had the audacity to name my first book Big Girl.
|
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The President had the opportunity to name the first African American woman.
|
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He declined to name the NSA specifically, but the implication was clear.
|
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I think it's important to name your kid something that means something.
|
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But most struggled to name a quality they especially liked in her.
|
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In a news briefing Wednesday, Lapan declined to name the four countries.
|
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" When someone asked him to name his toughest foe, Ali said: "U.
|
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She declined to name any suspects or provide details of the investigation.
|
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He also declined to name the federal agency for which Winner worked.
|
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He makes an "anonymous" donation to name a law library after Chuck.
|
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It is hard to tackle a problem you are afraid to name.
|
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The Huffington Post continues to name Masoud Khodabandeh as the entity's director.
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McCain made mistakes on race and was willing to name those mistakes.
|
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When pressed to name just one Asian-American rapper, most people can't.
|
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Benchmark and others have legally challenged his ability to name the directors.
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T.I Gucci, lil jon, Jeezy, Jermaine Dupri just to name a few.
|
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Hicks declined to name any of the experts Trump has met with.
|
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Thus, he chose to name his site after the world's largest river.
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Immigration, policing, marriage and criminal justice overhaul — to name just a few.
|
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He declined to name the Democratic senators who might back his plan.
|
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Piccinin declined to name them as talks were non-binding and confidential.
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BUT JUST TAKE ANY CHANNEL, YOU KNOW, THAT YOU WANT TO NAME.
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Some colleagues are interested, Curbelo said, but he declined to name them.
|
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Claure said WeWork planned to name women to its all-male board.
|
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Michele Bachmann, are both weighing jumping into the race to name Sen.
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He declined to name the banks or give details of their responses.
|
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He declined to name the funds that report performance data to eVestment.
|
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L, to name a few, as inflation puts pressure on consumer spending.
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Despite Trump's campaign vow to name China a currency manipulator, Treasury Sec.
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Same goes for thca, thcv, cbn and cbg to name a few.
|
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Resorting to name-calling and threats is a tacit admission of defeat.
|
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A ministry spokeswoman declined to name which plants or companies were involved.
|
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Folks who want to name the e-bikes can go to www.eBikeBrandChallenge.com.
|
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Police have yet to name any suspects, but their investigations are ongoing.
|
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One: Jamie and Claire should not be allowed to name children (Lambert?).
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What results from this model is the ability to name names, i.e.
|
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Close your eyes and try to name the Padres franchise second baseman.
|
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This cold statement embodied too many of my family members to name.
|
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To soften the blow, she asked the buyers to name their price.
|
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" McMahon also has the wit to name a biker bar "Motor Mouth.
|
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Users would be allowed to name heirs and leave money to charities.
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That is what I have decided to name a collective of mansplainers.
|
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Lindsey Graham asked Zuckerberg to name his biggest competitor, and Zuckerberg couldn't.
|
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Most people struggle to name even one woman scientist (usually Marie Curie).
|
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She asked her students, nearly all girls, to name their favorite subject.
|
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Do you know I was going to name my second album Vagina?
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To name just a few examples: And on and on and on.
|
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In 1968, policy differences prompted Mr. Ford to name a new president.
|
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When a surfer lands a skateboard trick, who gets to name it?
|
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Mr. Smith also declined to name other companies on his recusal list.
|
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" They stumbled a bit when asked to name a U.S. territory. "Turkey?
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Mr. Macron is expected to name a new culture minister this week.
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The president has yet to name an official to lead the transition.
|
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If it's a girl, I want you to name her Massachusetts July.
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They make certain always to name-check their designer benefactors for E!
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Klobuchar appeared to get tripped up when attempting to name Kansas Gov.
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For example, ask your partner to name the most attractive famous people.
|
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Why did you choose to name your main character Bella Lee Baird?
|
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When asked by BuzzFeed News, the company declined to name that official.
|
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But they declined to name specific individuals whose phone records they targeted.
|
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Srivastava declined to name any bidders or comment further on the discussions.
|
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The organization plans to name a new site in the coming days.
|
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority declined to name the 45-year-old employee.
|
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" Kimmel asked her to name some members of the famed band. "Who?
|
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To name just a few: Stephon Marbury, Penny Hardaway and Steve Francis.
|
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I think that obviously Reed and Netflix ... Try to name these people.
|
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Officials declined to name the companies, but said they were not Turkish.
|
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It worked to name and legislate against sexual harassment in the workplace.
|
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Phil Bryant to name him as Cochran's replacement, the Washington Post reported.
|
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The food scientists wouldn't dish, saying they weren't prepared to name names.
|
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" He termed this failure to name the enemy "a dereliction of duty.
|
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My parents decide to name me after my grandmother's Hebrew name: Leah.
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HEMMER: OK. SANTORUM: But, who will fight for what you believe in, and I hope you do... HEMMER: ... Senator, do you want to name... (APPLAUSE) (CHEERING) HEMMER: ... Senator, do you want to name that entertainer your refering to?
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That's why, when we asked the beauty team to name their favorites, we jumped at the chance to name our go-tos, from eco-friendly options that last for years to micellar formulas that are great for sensitive skin.
|
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In fact, there's a Bostonhenge, Chicagohenge and Montrealhenge -- just to name a few.
|
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Robert Bentley of Alabama, just to name a few from the past decade.
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And to name my greatest strength, I guess it would be my humility.
|
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Gahl declined to name the 12 conventions or detail their individual financial impacts.
|
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"The local community is not in a hurry to name it," Kaawaloa said.
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Pruitt is expected to name industry-friendly experts to some of these committees.
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And Mommy has so many talents i can't even begin to name them.
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And mommy has so many talents i can't even begin to name them.
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I asked him to name the question about Franklin's that bothers him most.
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To name a few, there's Google Wave, Google Buzz, Gchat, ans Google Spaces.
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Can you think of a good reason not to name all children Taylor?
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Nissan failed to name a replacement for ousted Chairman Carlos Ghosn on Monday.
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The loser had to name a baby animal after the winning teams' quarterback.
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Allen says she refused to name Collins for years because she was afraid.
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Cruise company Royal Caribbean even invited Hand to name one of their vessels.
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But more was taken from Castillo than the right to name her daughter.
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Customers include Zuora, Toyota, Airbnb and Delta to name just a few examples.
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He declined to name any of the companies in which Amundi is invested.
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She has since faced calls from her own party to name a successor.
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Times editors understandably took their time – nearly a year – to name his replacement.
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I want it to become normal to name the elephant in the room.
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My pal Chuck Manson convinced me to name it after the main characters.
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She declined to name the companies as it would affect her employment prospects.
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But when speaking to Lemon on Monday, James didn't resort to name-calling.
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This summer, residents of Brussels had the chance to name 28 new streets.
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The school, which declined to name the student, provided the account to Reuters.
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Our interviewees found it much easier to name prominent bullies than notorious harassers.
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When asked, Kohane wasn't able to name a Beyoncé lyric that offended him.
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Park is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
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Or just maybe Weinstein is signaling that he, himself, has names to name.
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As with the broader influencer industry, that something else is uncomfortable to name.
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Together with her mentors, the girl was able to name her son: Bryan.
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The board is due to meet on Sunday to name a new chairman.
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It's why he promised to name only jurists who would overturn Roe v.
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The class voted to name the species after spaghetti — just because they could.
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But Martinez refused to name the purported family friend, according to the report.
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Jupiter said she did not have permission to name AccelFoods' new limited partners.
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It also boils down to name recognition, a crucial ingredient to political success.
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European countries are able to name one person to take the ECB job.
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The power to name someone makes it like you own him or her.
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Wayne's World, Encino Man, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, to name a few.
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"We've already decided to name our son Hank Baskett IV," she previously said.
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Police have ID'd the three attackers and are expected to name them soon.
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The source did not say whether Chen intended to name a new COO.
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CTE has been linked to dementia, depression and aggression to name a few.
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The U.S. official declined to name the countries ready to take them in.
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I'm thinking Kendrick Lamar, Kamasi Washington, David Bowie's Blackstar, to name a few.
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Jolien: We stole from cafes, restaurants, schools—just to name a few places.
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But like Apple, Google has yet to name a price for the service.
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Harvard's founders decided to name their new university for its first big benefactor.
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Heavy drinking, love of pies, and throwing peanuts, to name just a few.
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Supported languages include Italian, Spanish, Germany, Russian and Turkish, to name a few.
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Jeff Lorber, Chuck Loeb, Dave Grusin, Vinnie Colaiuta just to name a few.
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Employing a nasal "n" sound to name a nose would be one example.
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Mametse declined to name the countries in which MMI has launched a review.
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We have similar investments in healthcare or decentralized networks, to name a few.
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He is widely expected to name ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson to the post.
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Trump said he intends to name Haley's successor in two to three weeks.
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It's hard to name a disease that isn't making bank these days. Diabetes?
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Sharpton challenged Stewart to name black leaders who have openly endorsed his campaign.
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But he never resorted to name-calling or attacking a journalist, Davis wrote.
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They are the first people to name-sponsor a fashion exhibition since 22015.
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She also alleged there was "sufficient evidence" to name Zuckerberg in the lawsuit.
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For parents of minor children, a will allows you to name a guardian.
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Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) questioned the decision to name a ship after Levin.
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When will it be acceptable to name-check Newtown in a lame comedy?
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The president has a right to name a permanent CFPB director, officials agree.
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He is set to name his pick for the spot on Monday night.
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Clinton's power to name Supreme Court judges, has reciprocated his overtures with enthusiasm.
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To name a couple: marijuana legalization and the repeal of the death penalty.
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Janet Reno, Clinton's very new Attorney General, urged him to name a woman.
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We asked pro résumé coaches to name one thing they wish everyone knew
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" ABC News first reported Trump wanted to name the bill "Cut, Cut, Cut.
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According to The Huffington Post, Trump wants to name Christie as attorney general.
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One was to anagram PLEASANTLY to name a geographical location (answer: NAPLES, ITALY).
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"I don't see that happening," he said, declining to name the GOP activists.
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You do not have to name this person, just curious if you do.
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José went on to name the cat Sonia, according to Yeshiva World News.
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Sepah used Silicon Valley's obsession with diets and fasts to name his idea.
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Investors have poured money into theSkimm, Axios, and Substack, to name a few.
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Cardi B, Emilia Clarke, and WWE star Lacey Evans, to name a few.
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One man Wood isn't hesitant to name is her former brother-in-law.
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Authorities declined to name the suspect and victims in two press conferences Friday.
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So, let's start with the decision to name Price Secretary-designate of HHS.
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Spicer declined to name which offices participated in the drafting of the order.
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Starboard now has until this weekend to name its slate of director candidates.
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Sadler went on to name other people she also suspected of being leakers.
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He said they were ESET customers, but declined to name them or elaborate.
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FF: We'll give you the list, but it's hard to name 40 names.
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The new list is likely to name different companies and people, officials said.
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It refers to contraception, pregnancy planning, infertility, and abortion, to name a few.
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We attempted to name some of the core problems that endanger trans women.
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Trump nominated Wilkie to lead the VA after attempting to name Rear Adm.
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Now, some people are trying to name-drop their way into snagging masks.
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The lawyers declined to name any of the parties that had received subpoenas.
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Spiteful Brewing is not the first brewery to name a beer for Trump.
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When Fry discovers one such rip, Hawking hastens to name it after himself.
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She declined to name the teacher who was fired from Cathedral High School.
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Ms. Snipes declined to name the hospital where her daughter was being treated.
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A meeting last month failed to name an interim leader for the partnership.
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But if you push economists for an example, they're liable to name Argentina.
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Those depicted accuse the authorities of trying to "name and shame" the protesters.
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When you go to Huruma, they relate to name-calling and abusive language.
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The Thompson Family Foundation will make a gift to name the fourth screen.
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Camus, Updike, Chabon, Eggers, Michel Houlebecq, Joan Didion to name just a few!
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They wanted to name and shame them to their employers, friends and neighbors.
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Browns Coach Hue Jackson hopes to name his starting quarterback for the Sept.
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Perry declined to name those companies or elaborate on the work in question.
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Survivors of such attacks have always been reluctant to name their experience 'rape.
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But the CEO did not yet have permission to name Chowbotics' clients publicly.
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Asked to name her top choice, Burrage -- after much hesitation -- settled on Biden.
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She was also addicted to a substance now too legally compromising to name.
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It aims to name the six-member committee before the August policy review.
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The president, however, has refused to name the trust's beneficiary or trustee publicly.
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The Republicans wanted to signal their opposition to the failure to name Omar.
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Don't resort to name-calling or you'll miss the chance to learn something.
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Beyond the v's, consider carricante, grillo and erbaluce, just to name a few.
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Foy's been dropped just when she could have started to name her price.
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Still, Mr. Exner was hard pressed to name more than a few accomplishments.
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He declined to name the carrier the firm had identified phishing attacks against.
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Wendy's, White Castle and Sbarro, to name a few, have national headquarters here.
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And she has not informed her colleagues who she is expected to name.
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It includes free service management, telediagnostics, and remote diagnostics, to name a few.
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While doing so, he also prompted the audience to name the agreement themselves.
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Kamala Harris, to name just a few — wasn't chosen for the featured role.
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The police declined to name the suspects because it is an open investigation.
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The UN panel produces biannual reports to name and shame alleged sanctions violators.
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Give them a pile of taxpayer money to name a building after themselves.
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He declined to name the borrowers as the deals are not closed yet.
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Jacob is gentle and jovial, articulating emotions that Jessica herself struggles to name.
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Unlike Trump, Yunda resisted the temptation to name and shame a public enemy.
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Corey Lewandowski, Hope Hicks, Kellyanne Conway, Steve Bannon -- to name just a few.
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Euler Hermes declined to name the energy firm or its German parent company.
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At the conference, Block implored people to "name names" of people hurting society.
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But now imagine you're asked to name the attribute that got them there.
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Disturbingly, Trump has yet to name the whole island a national disaster zone.
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Nazarov declined to name the friend who received the email for safety reasons.
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Horgan wanted to name her older daughter Muireann, but Rainbird began to cry.
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He said he received some funding from sympathetic individuals he declined to name.
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He declined to name any specific changes that the majority wants to make.
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What if you were the first assistant that allowed users to name you?
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The fact it's tough to name four says something about the start-ups.
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The creditors include banks and ship owners, but Zim declined to name them.
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Rangel declined to name the gang he first met with or its leader.
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The Journal also reported that Trump was likely to name retired Marine Gen.
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He is the first president since 1941 not to name a science adviser.
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"A message was being sent to him not to name-drop," he said.
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Someone died in Charlottesville today, and the president refused to name the killer.
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I'm going to name him Johnny, because it's a "Ring of Fire" pepper.
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I'd like people to name a director on five fingers that didn't fail.
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Not unuseful, but have carried the weight of creation too elusive to name.
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"My whole thing is when I get to name creatures, I like to name them things that I like," says Haddish, who recently sat down with her pets to talk about her love for animals for PEOPLE's The Beautiful Issue.
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Here it is chronologically: How Alaska Got Her Name Because her hippie mother wanted to name her Harmony Springs and her conservative father wanted to name her Mary Frances, they decided to call her Mary until she was 7 years old.
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"The rule will allow the speaker to name managers at any point after the articles pass," a senior House Democratic aide said, noting that the House needs to name managers in order to transmit the articles to the Senate. Rep.
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The senator asked the man to name one thing that he liked about Trump.
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That's why Rogers thinks it's important to name disordered eating when you see it.
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They're pilots, military personnel, students, physicians, sales reps and engineers, to name a few.
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It also offers excess capacity for big online delivery firms it declines to name.
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Reuters reported on Friday that Kuczynski was planning to name Zavala as prime minister.
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President Donald Trump is expected to name his Supreme Court choice on Tuesday night.
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The crowd clapped and Putin revealed a contest to name the weapons of war.
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As of publication, authorities had yet to name any suspects in their ongoing investigation.
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And it matters that we begin to name white supremacist murders in this way.
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Because he was at the briefing, he is not going to name this person.
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I still believe it is necessary to name (ph) a certain capability for families.
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Khalil Mack and Mario Williams, to name two, busted out in their sophomore seasons.
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On immigration, on building a wall, on approving oil pipelines, to name a few.
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"We need to name the black Mormons and make their stories known," Reeve said.
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Begin the border wall, impose term limits, start mass deportations — to name a few.
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During a Q&A, an audience member asked Kilmer to name his favorite costar.
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He declined to name the countries, adding that the government was open to dialogue.
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And one of Trump's first acts as President will be to name Scalia's replacement.
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Carroll joins a long list of women to name Trump as a sexual predator.
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These now include Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Yahoo and Uber, to name just a few.
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"Otherwise it would take me the entire record to name them all," he said.
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I'm a comic, and it's our job to name the elephant in the room.
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But then Kazakhstan has never had any other presidents after whom to name things.
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We thought it was a perfect fit to name shadows after who we are.
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To name a few, Trista, the original bachelorette, and Ryan Sutter have two kids.
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Ask tennis administrators to name their biggest fear, and nearly all cite match fixing.
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Pollak declined to name others who have administrators' privileges, saying they're no longer involved.
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But it does not have the authority to name those responsible for illegal use.
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He declined to name the individuals who had filed the motion for privacy reasons.
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Maisel to name but a few — that are earnest without being cloying or toothless.
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" She explained, "He wants to name everything his name cause he thinks that's special.
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Customers include ADP, Shutterstock, Sony and the state of Wyoming, to name a few.
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Too many altcoins to name have skyrocketed in value along with the Big Two.
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Currently, there's white chocolate, pineapple, espresso martini, and honeycomb varieties, to name a few.
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"We will be in a position to name Margaret's successor very soon," he wrote.
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Instagram is not changing anybody's mind about [what] to name her, there it is.
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Authorities declined to name the former boyfriend, or identify what country he went to.
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They also show her resisting her accusers' attempts to name other people for interrogation.
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Participants include Skinner, Mike Giant, Georgia Hill, Bonethrower, and French, to name a few.
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"First to name these #notable #camp #patterns gets a free boondoggle bundle," she wrote.
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Splunk also plans to name former Findly CEO Richard Campione as its product chief.
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But it wasn't clear whether those differences were enough to name a new species.
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Games, Electronic Arts, Capcom, Wargaming, ESL, Dreamhack, and ELEAGUE (just to name a few).
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The judges had to name a team of Senegal lawyers unfamiliar with the case.
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It's difficult to name what every person's favorite beauty product is with total certainty.
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The congregation had gathered for a bris, a ceremony to name a baby boy.
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Immigrant-rich cities -- El Paso, to name one -- have lower crime rates than others.
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Why are people so bothered what the parents want to name their child please?
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It's taught me hard work, humility, integrity, and dedication, just to name a few.
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" The study's purpose has "never been about trying to name and shame the cities.
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A FEW YEARS ago a French couple tried to name their baby girl Nutella.
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To name just one example, just look at all the fake Parmesan out there.
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When asked to name the power to which he was referring, he said: "China".
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JIM CRAMER: All right, well-- MARC BENIOFF: And we don't have to name them.
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She later went on to name her eldest son Burt after her late brother.
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The Republican president has a right to name a permanent CFPB director, officials agree.
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Thankfully when we asked the Internet to name our 'ship' they chose more wisely.
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For WordPress, you need to name your site and set up the administrator account.
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I wonder if I can get an introduction to [NAME OF PERSON] for [REASON].
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There's also the option to name each of your alarms via the Label field.
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Astronomers called on Larry Kimura, a Hawaiian language professor, to name the black hole.
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However, Trump declined to name an issue on which she disagrees with her father.
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It also provides paperwork for parents to name a "standby guardian" for their kids.
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XPO declined to name the customer, identified by workers and media reports as Verizon.
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Other industries face sexism problems: Hollywood, Wall Street, advertising, journalism, to name a few.
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Havers of funny hair everywhere will be excited to name their children The Donald.
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One audience member asked each candidate to name something they admired in the other.
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Citing political sensitivity and competitive concerns, he declined to name any country in particular.
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Also, it is quite possible that Clinton would prefer to name her own choice.
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Fortunately, I acquired the paper for myself and am prepared to name and shame.
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By asking candidates to name the two companies they aspire to work for, Leap.
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To date, Kaprica has raised around $700,000 from investors that it declined to name.
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Here's how a couple of stocks fared: And that's just to name a few.
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He said bankers for the IPO have been appointed but declined to name them.
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The campaign is expected to name other high profile surrogates in the coming days.
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Even Thursday, Sanders failed to name Sessions as someone explicitly enjoying the President's confidence.
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Microsoft spokesman Frank Shaw declined to name the prospective customers the company turned down.
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"If we had a boy we were going to name him Banks," Eubanks shared.
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It can treat inflammation, pain, nausea, and anxiety, just to name a few ailments.
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He is expected to name the new chief in the coming days or weeks.
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The only decent course now is to name a special prosecutor and then resign.
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All three sources declined to name the investor that O1 is in talks with.
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Basically, parents should be free to name their kids whatever the hell they want.
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She declined to name specific lawmakers the group is targeting, though GOP centrist Sens.
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The amount of awards shows — the SAG, PGA, DGA awards to name a few!
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And probably Moana, Mulan, Ariel, Tiana, Belle and even Elena — to name a few.
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Wow, pretty cool of him to name a whole festival after your college years.
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He declined to name with whom, or how, the FBI plans to move forward.
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He declined to name the airline, but said it was a non-EU carrier.
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She was a dual citizen, German police said, declining to name her second citizenship.
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When asked to name his favorite celebrity, McCain first pitched Eastwood, who is 86.
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They are janitors, security officers, maintenance workers, and window cleaners, to name a few.
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Others that raised venture funding include: PrecisionHawk, AirMap and DroneDeploy to name a few.
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Socrates, Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King and Winston Churchill to name but a few.
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A Tribe Called Red, Angel Haze, Big Freedia, and Le1f, to name a few.
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His Treasury department declined to name China a currency manipulator in its annual review.
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Vogue currently does not plan to name a successor for the creative director gig.
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Today, Amazon is improving its timers by allowing users to name their different ones.
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He is willing to name and confront our enemies and make the tough decisions.
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Those countries include the Philippines, Mexico, Honduras and El Salvador, to name a few.
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Trump is expected to name a replacement for Fed chair Janet Yellen next week.
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According to reports, the two superstars decided to name their twins Shawn and Bea.
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It's not insulting, but it doesn't take 30 seconds to name-check a designer.
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These include Lyme disease, West Nile virus and Zika virus, to name a few.
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A court recently forced Cohen to name Hannity as his third, previously undisclosed client.
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Graham asked Zuckerberg to name competitors and he cited Google, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft.
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Airbnb, WhatsApp to name just a few—were backed by major VC investments; even
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Stone said Trump would be unlikely to name establishment Republicans as potential Cabinet members.
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Due to the timing, the police had no choice but to name her Dorian.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is expected to name Army Chief of Staff Gen.
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Johnson was pressed on his recent inability to name a foreign leader he admired.
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It is likely to name finance chief Guido Kerkhoff as interim CEO, it said.
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Toshiba had been expected to name a winner for the chip business next week.
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Popolare di Vicenza is expected to name Viola on Tuesday as its chief executive.
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It's hard to name current coming-of-age shows and films starring Black girls.
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Instead, Alexa will now allow users to name their own lists for any purpose.
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She painted Lisa Simpson, Angelica Pickles, Spongebob, and Olaf, just to name a few.
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Respondents did not, however, long to name their hypothetical daughters after Prince Charming's bride.
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Competitors include TerrAvion, Intelinair, and drone-based solutions like PrecisionHawk to name a few.
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Trump took longer to name a science adviser than any other president since Eisenhower.
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The decision to name Mr. Risso as Ms. Castiglioni's successor is a notable one.
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On the walls are portraits of Presidents Washington and Kennedy, to name a few.
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I'M TOO HUMBLE: Trump was unable to name a time when he deserved criticism.
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The deal also included an opportunity to name the hotel spa after Ivanka Trump.
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A spokeswoman for Bafin declined to name any suspect in the matter on Friday.
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They declined to name the investor or how much of Aramco would be sold.
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I asked them each to name a protection the public needs enshrined in law.
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Dr. Mukwege urged global institutions to name the perpetrators and lend support to survivors.
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"I remember being intensely annoyed," said Ms. Higgins, who declined to name the lawmaker.
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President Trump plans to name Michael Kratsios as his administration's first chief technology officer.
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You know them well: pinot grigio, chardonnay, Prosecco, Sancerre, just to name a few.
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Yule Log is available for free or to name your own price on itch.
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One is a new relationship, with a fashion executive he preferred not to name.
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That group includes Jason Moran, Eric Harland and Kendrick Scott, to name a few.
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I remain childlike and hungry for a world I don't know how to name.
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The Times agreed not to name her because she had not told her father.
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He declined to name the company, but it has warehouses in Pennsylvania and Georgia.
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He declined to name which companies he has talked to regarding any potential mergers.
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It declined to name any of the outside experts until the review is done.
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The details — and the media's ability to name him — emerged out of the courts.
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The deputy, whom the Polk County Sheriff's Office declined to name, was briefly unconscious.
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At the evening's end, the candidates were asked to name a "misconception" about them.
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In the meantime, he is expected to name a prime minister and a cabinet.
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She seemed uncertain whether to name what she had experienced as a problem, exactly.
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When Lucara held a competition to name the Sewelo, 22,000 Botswana citizens submitted entries.
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The president and his Republican allies have been pushing publicly to name the whistleblower.
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Business Insider has agreed not to name the school to protect the author's identity.
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Trump is expected to name Larry Kudlow, a longtime informal adviser, to the role.
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At one point last year Becali even threatened to name the club after himself.
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He asked thirty-three zoos about their culling practices (promising not to name them).
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It is up to you to name the next president of Syria, he said.
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And will it do that in private meetings or opt to name and shame?
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To speak about a thing clearly you must first be able to name it.
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Did you decide to name her Baird when you started writing or later on?
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to the scientist, whom it is declining to name.
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Only after those are underway will he begin to name his wider leadership team.
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One of the toughest decisions parents must make is what to name their child.
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Remarks by some secretaries, whom he declined to name, had not helped, he added.
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He declined to name the female lawyer they have taken on, citing safety concerns.
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Also, everyone will be able to name artists who should have been included here.
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The e-tailer is expected to name finalist cities in the next few weeks.
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His attorney asked CNN not to name him out of fear for his safety.
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The source declined to name the bank due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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We chose to name our daughter Lillian, but we seriously considered naming her Leia.
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We asked 14 people to name the No. 1 thing they learned during therapy.
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I'm too embarrassed to name them, as some are written by people I know.
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" Ezzati said he and his co-authors did not plan to "name and shame.
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It was unclear on Wednesday when — or whether — Pelosi intends to name impeachment managers.
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There seem to be enough companies to name the grouping with something nice. Centurion?
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And then Xi'an from Shaanxi gained fame, Plus some others—too many to name.
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He declined to name Kushner specifically, but Kushner headed that arm of the campaign.
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When the pharmaceutical executive, whom Tauzin declined to name, responded with "innovation," Obama pounced.
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An extraordinary exchange followed as Trump asked Woodward to name the people he contacted.
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There are multiple possibilities for failure: preachiness, melodrama and bias, to name a few.
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It would be difficult in any Rivette film, to name all of his sources.
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Except for one, and I'm not going to name him but you can guess.
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The formal ceremonies to name the two craft were in most respects very similar.
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He declined to name websites that had been blocked, saying the list was evolving.
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That point has flared up again, with English insisting that Dodd-Frank gives the CFPB director the right to name his successor, while the administration maintains that the Federal Vacancies Reform Act supersedes and gives the president the authority to name agency heads.
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A train operator in Sweden has vowed to name one of its trains Trainy McTrainface in a bid to bring "joy" to all those disappointed when the U.K. overturned a public vote to name a polar research ship with a similar quirky name.
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When it came time to name the newest addition to the family following her Dec.
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Rather depressingly, all were able to name famous men from history without a second thought.
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To name Pfizer's blockbuster, she ran a focus group with urologists who treated erectile dysfunction.
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One of the rewards of inventing something new is that you get to name it.
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Trump is expected to name his running mate close to the July 18-21 convention.
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Euros Childs, Meilyr Jones, Cate Le Bon, Mclusky, Gruff Rhys to name just a few.
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Authorities had yet to name any suspects or announce an arrest in their ongoing investigations.
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As of publication officials had yet to name any suspects, although their investigations were ongoing.
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However, as of publication they had yet to name any suspects and investigations were ongoing.
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High on the list are cocoa butter, shea butter, and petrolatum, to name a few.
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Among Kardashian West's supporters were stars Lena Dunham and James Corden, to name a few.
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Like a MoviePass T-Shirt, or a Hoody, to name just a few unbiased suggestions.
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The decision to name him publicly will be a disaster for both PricewaterhouseCoopers and Cullinan.
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Blum's client list includes Kevin Bacon, Billy Joel and LeBron James, to name a few.
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The deal also included an opportunity to name the hotel spa after Trump's daughter Ivanka.
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Bahrain has gone as far as to name one of its streets Arabian Ahvaz Avenue.
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FMC said it expects to name a new CFO by the end of the year.
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Laws concerning "sex" don't necessarily need to name transgender people in order to protect them.
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It says it already has scooter rental companies as customers but declined to name them.
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The court stripped the legislature of its power to name members of the electoral council.
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Carter didn't wish to name names or provide details about the worst of her abusers.
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They have played in China, Japan, Mexico, and the Philippines, just to name a few.
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The board, until last week, had been expected to name an interim chairman on Monday.
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A will is the only way to name a guardian for young children, he explained.
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Captain America, was born with facial deformities that led to name-calling from his peers.
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If you give regular people something to name, they are going to mess it up.
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Of course, the paint company wasn't the first to name a defining color each year.
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After Trump announced his intention to name Flynn his national security adviser in November, Rep.
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" And when this happened, she says, "I had to name at home what I needed.
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Princeton and Emory, to name two, do not factor demonstrated interest into their admissions decisions.
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NASA has opted to name a stone on the Martian surface after the Rolling Stones.
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Other Away loyalists include Rashida Jones, Elizabeth Banks, and Dwayne Wade (to name a few).
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To date it's raised $4.4 billion from Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia, to name a few.
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Elon Musk is building a boring machine, and he needs your help to name it.
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"For the longest time they wanted to name it House of Olympics," Warren told Insider.
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The perpetrators also used a third party, which Facebook declined to name, to post content.
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It is up to the interim president to name a new date for the vote.
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"Teacher was asking the class to name Daniel's position on the team," read the caption.
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The clip begins with Eichner asking a woman to name a racists for a dollar.
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Meghan and Harry have been open to name suggestions during the Duchess of Sussex's pregnancy.
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Plated, HelloFresh and Sun Basket all offer similar business models, just to name a few.
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He can't defend his record, so like a frustrated child, he resorts to name calling.
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Kuczynski is widely expected to name another business-friendly finance minister if Thorne steps down.
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Try to name something more than riding 125 miles in the shape of a goat.
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Other sponsors for Ingress locations include Zipcar, AXA and Circle K, to name a few.
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The Sex Pistols' first gig, Blondie at CBGB, any Dead show you care to name.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) asked Zuckerberg to name his biggest competitor, Zuckerberg couldn't name one.
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Park is expected to name new secretaries some time this week, according to local media.
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There are also reboots in the works for Charmed and Roswell, to name a few.
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He works closely with ClassDojo, GoButler, Kiwi, Listia, Pushbullet, and Snapchat to name a few.
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But the choice to name Steve Bannon, who previously ran the fringe conservative site Breitbart.
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"We don't want agitators," Kirk said, declining to name specific outlets that were denied access.
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And then there's Michel Gondry, Michael Bay, and McG, to name but a few others.
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Teachers can help children learn to name and manage their emotions to build emotional resilience.
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Although the label has yet to name his successor, Fendi shared a statement with PEOPLE.
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I probably would go with Smoky Quartz, Amethyst, and Rose Quartz to name a few.
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When her plan to name her younger son Fidel was quashed, she pondered an alternative.
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Kodak, Nikon, TomTom, Samsung, Sony, Garmin, Contour, Toshiba, and Panasonic just to name a few.
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In spite of appearances, the "dirty dozen" list's purpose isn't simply to name and shame.
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He said the countries included the United States and China but declined to name others.
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I'm not going to name names but you don't have to have the truth anymore.
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Pakistan LNG, the state-owned company that issued the tender, declined to name any bidders.
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Trump is both publicly and privately stewing about Rosenstein's decision to name a special counsel.
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Presidents should be prepared to name replacements within 90 days of a vacancy opening up.
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The list of high-profile stumbles includes Zano, Kreyos and Jolla, to name a few.
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She declined to name them but they include nations from the Group of Seven (G7).
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They decided to name their nascent company Nutmeg Mills, after their home state of Connecticut.
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Some are medical specialists: thoracic surgeons, prosthodontists, orthopedic surgeons, and entomologists, to name a few.
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Only city planners and the local government had the right to name roads, officials said.
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What to name your newborn child is probably one of the oldest struggles of humanity.
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Ola is working with multiple providers — it declined to name names — to power the network.
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Three-quarters of American adults are unable to name all three branches of American government.
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Trump is expected this week to name new secretaries for both the Army and Navy.
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He also has the ability to name a vice chair for supervision at the Fed.
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Google ultimately declined to name the new OS, kicking that question to a crowdsourced contest.
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The new mother decided to name her baby "Kelcey" – a combination of Kelley and Tracey.
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To name a few: an extra tampon, a deodorant eraser sponge, Advil, a hair elastic.
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Or the rejected winner of a competition to name a bridge in Slovakia: Chuck Norris.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), who endorsed Rubio Tuesday, fumbling to name one of his accomplishments.
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ACGM and Íntegra represent about three dozen investors whom they were not permitted to name.
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Doug Ducey, who faces a tough choice in deciding whom to name to McCain's seat.
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Entire industries — retail and energy, to name a few — have been surmounted by technological disruptions.
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Van Wyk said on Tuesday Absa was not expecting to name the person until January.
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The "ARĪV" name was developed after GM started a crowdsourcing campaign to name the bike.
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Clinton begin striking compromises with Republicans to pass, to name one example, an immigration overhaul.
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With young kids, this might mean constantly going out of our way to name differences.
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Crowdstrike's customers include ADP, Shutterstock, Sony and the state of Wyoming, to name a few.
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That's why it takes God so long to name the object of His desire, Daphne.
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Google a list of feelings if it's hard to name one that feels spot on.
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Kim Kardashian West angered many when she attempted to name her shapewear brand "Kimono Solutionwear."
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We asked the Trump campaign to name America's greatest year, but we haven't heard back.
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Theresa Hak-kyung Cha, to name a few—have always written work that bears down
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But when asked which state institutions he was referring to, Talal declined to name them.
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There's Auto, Manual, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Movie, and Program Auto, to name a few.
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Housing, auto, airline and semiconductor stocks – to name a few groups – were in steep downturns.
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McCain tweeted that he was "humbled" that Congress chose to name the bill after him.
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With ages established, Mr. Cruz asked the children to name their favorite thing about Passover.
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Brady was taking questions from reporters when he was asked to name his personal hero.
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"That can be very costly," he said, declining to name the opportunities he had missed.
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The bespectacled cutie got to name the newest penguin chick at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo.
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He declined to name the bank because it is trying to find another banking relationship.
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He declined to name outlets so as not to make their situation even more precarious.
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He didn't want to name his second-choice candidate—"just a governor," Durkin told me.
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Some also asked not to name the specific conferences, where this would likely identify them.
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They've been just about everywhere, too -- Indonesia, Bali, and Tuscany, just to name a few.
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In the first one you write about a certain person you never deign to name.
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The researchers first asked people to name reasons why they've stayed friends with their exes.
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Silver : No. An ability to name the assistant coaching staff of the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Anna Wintour reportedly signed off on their decision to name their first born North West.
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You want the other person to name a price first, which will give you leverage.
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These plans may require you to name a primary care provider to coordinate your care.
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A lot of the products from the Wegmans brand seem similar to name-brand products.
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Its rise in use prompted Oxford University Press to name it word of the year.
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"People want to see justice, but they don't want to name names," Ms. Rousseau said.
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But even I — and I'm in a privileged position — am still scared to name names.
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Or perhaps a can-made pineapple, Pokémon or Pacman character — to name just a few.
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In late September, Chris Matthews asked Johnson to name a single foreign leader he admires.
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Ducey has said he will wait until after McCain's burial to name an immediate successor.
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The rest of the class should listen carefully and try to name the Olympic event.
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But there was a disagreement: His wife had wanted to name the second child Trump.
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The administration has yet to name an office director or fill four other assistant posts.
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It's easy for us to name restaurants, but that's something unique and fun to do.
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Only 16% of all people surveyed were able to name three or more Canadian artists.
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The movement has so far failed to name representatives who could negotiate with the government.
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To name just two: The planet is getting warmer and the alphabet is getting shorter.
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Or we could continue to use our Congress to write bills to name post offices.
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Bunnell told the grieving Ahwahneechee leader he was going to name this lake for him.
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Mr. Peretti declined to name which companies he has talked to regarding any potential mergers.
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Balloons on West 77th Street: Paw Patrol, Charlie Brown, and Goku, to name a few.
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And — no surprise — they were asked to name the names of other homosexuals in government.
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Von der Leyen is due to name a new college of commissioners by Nov. 1.
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Fortunately, he landed a job with another gallery, which he asked Hyperallergic not to name.
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Essentially, Nintendo still has room to name its rumored Switch Pro after the hammer wielder.
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This implies changes in many systems: education, government, labor, and protest, to name a few.
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Aides declined to name all the senators who are involved, although Democratic officials said Sen.
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They were totally frank about it and relied on us to name the planes. Mrs.
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The spokesperson declined to name its clients or clarify how the technology is being used.
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Italy is full of such wines, like Etna Bianco or fiano, to name just two.
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And so it's important to name that and accept the responsibility that comes with that.
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He declined to name the potential buyers and specific assets, citing a non-disclosure agreement.
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Black sea bass, mackerel, and herring, to name just a few, have shifted their routes.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is widely expected to name a new governor before July 18.
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He declined to name specific customers or say how much money it cost to develop.
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Shanann Watts' family has said that she had planned to name her unborn son Nico.
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CNN has agreed not to name the accuser because of her desire to stay private.
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But we think it's important to name a couple of movie stars in the story.
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The characters' names are tricky: There are Lakey, Pokey and Dottie, to name only three.
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The officials, Father Federico Lombardi and Bishop Juan Ignacio Arrieta, declined to name the countries.
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He is expected to name a new culture minister before the end of the festival.
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B. It feels contrived to name Last of Us a best game of the decade.
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"Martin Denton, Martin Denton" is about someone so great, they had to name him twice.
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It could also give her more time to name her party's leaders for the trial.
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The bank isn&apost identified in the lawsuit and Celmatix declined to name the firm.
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Gonzalez declined to name specific countries that may look to hinder China's Silk Road programme.
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Carper said there were "several" Republicans at the meeting, though he declined to name them.
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Buttigieg initially declined to name his clients, citing a nondisclosure agreement with the consulting firm.
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The animals there include fish, sharks, eel, otters, alligators and crabs, to name a few.
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Lawyers declined to name the plaintiffs or to specify precisely who they planned to sue.
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Most countries agreed on the guidelines, and negotiators have been reluctant to name the holdouts.
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Still, some department store chains — Macy's (M) and Kohl's (KSS), to name two — are profitable.
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The speech therapist wanted her to name animals while piecing together a jungle jigsaw puzzle.
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For someone who prides himself on "being able to name things," he was curiously prudish.
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Police declined to name the victim, and her office was not immediately available for comment.
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Ellis thinks he would likely need to name an interim president or COO of Square.
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On the earnings call Monday morning, Sotheby's CEO Tad Smith declined to name the paintings.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has yet to name those "managers," as they are formally known.
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Older generations were understandably more inclined to name TV as their preferred mode for news.
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" He called Klobuchar's inability to name Mexico's president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, "unacceptable" and "embarrassing.
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Psychotherapy-for-all has some limitations, and no shortage of critics willing to name them.
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Several aides said Mr. Trump was determined to name someone from either Yale or Harvard.
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Cate Blanchett, Mindy Kaling and Sarah Paulson — to name a few — play her co-conspirators.
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Then try to name as many as you can that move around for any reason.
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On his retirement from Mobil in 1988, he was asked to name his greatest achievement.
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The judge, who is expected to name an administrator at a hearing scheduled for Feb.
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He said the police investigation was hampered because the refugees were afraid to name suspects.
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For the other 15 million users, the breach was restricted to name and contact details.
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" Silverstein adds, "It would be easier to name health problems that aren't affected by racism.
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The sources declined to name the companies receiving payment in euros, but said most were small.
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Smith blamed the initial failure to patch on a specific individual, who he declined to name.
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Tesla also agreed to name the independent directors and a board committee to control Musk's communications.
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"I made a deliberate decision to name the hardware product with [a] software name," he says.
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If I didn't have to name a first name, I'd get a bunch of them right.
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ACROSS THE NATION Opioid lawsuit in Massachusetts is first to name company executives , state AG says.
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"I get to name him after my dad and my husband," says the mom-to-be.
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In situations of alleged sexual misconduct, PEOPLE declines to name the alleged victim without their consent.
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Local officials had yet to name any suspects in the attack, although their investigations were ongoing.
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As of publication, local officials had yet to name any suspects, but their investigations were ongoing.
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The term is used widely in North Korea to name streets, restaurants, and other domestic brands.
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He said SWIFT would pull back from "a few areas" but declined to name any candidates.
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This seems wise, given that public votes to name things often end up with Boaty McBoatface.
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It was good — King Henry VIII trusted Catherine enough to name her regent in his absence.
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State law allows party officials five days to convene a meeting to name a replacement candidate.
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He declined in the published interview to name any individual companies to which this might apply.
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Police said the woman from Aachen was a dual citizen, declining to name her second citizenship.
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To name a few that are in the news, we're doing work on school security today.
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Trump has yet to name his choice for the number top litigation spot in the government.
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The lawsuit was later amended to name only Jenner and Kardashian West, as well as Rob.
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He declined to name them, but did reveal that hiring is already underway in both countries.
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Solano County is hardly the first to name a creepy surveillance project after the Terminator antagonist.
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You can pick up Eleven, Mike, Joyce, and even the demogorgon, just to name a few.
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My money is on a poor intern, though Cruz apparently isn't going to name the staffer.
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And go ahead, just try to name one song from that alleged "best" album of 2014.
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He said two foreign banks, which he declined to name, are expected to begin operating there.
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He later claimed that 22017 Palestinian businesspeople would be attending, though he refused to name them.
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"Girls in her squad hit me up on text," she explains, before refusing to name names.
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Punchline: Listen to [name of best friend] play [name of current most obnoxious song] on repeat.
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Negotiations are ongoing with a Chinese state-owned company, Roque said, declining to name the entity.
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A police spokesman confirmed the arrest but declined to name the person or give their nationality.
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We have a handful of names and we're going to name her once we meet her.
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Gyrification is implicated in schizophrenia, autism, and severe disorders of neuronal migration, to name a few.
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I don't want to say too much, because it is an obvious thing to name somebody.
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Who came up with the idea to name the ale after an acronym of its ingredients?
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We'll see new devices from Samsung, LG, Huawei, Sony, Alcatel, and Asus, to name a few.
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Recently, the LA Times asked me to name the first time I saw myself represented onscreen.
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If I were to ask you to name a living scientist, who would be your choice?
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These include salted caramel, whipped cream, cereal milk, and rosé wine, to name just a few.
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"Pricing pressure comes from the large customers," he added, declining to name any of those customers.
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He and his family recently left Brazil for a country Masiero does not want to name.
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"He got Brett Favre, for a very low price, to name the small hats," Little said.
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The easiest alternative for a happily married couple is to name one another as the beneficiary.
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But the anonymous source declined to name the women and C.K. did not comment to Defamer.
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CFIUS is the body that rejected Broadcom's acquisition of Qualcomm to name one well-known example.
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Her favorite designers included Hubert de Givenchy, Christian Dior, and Coco Chanel to name a few.
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Congress passed a law that allows AMLO to name "super-delegates" to supervise each state's spending.
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True to name, they make your shoulders cold and your life just a little bit worse.
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Parks declined to name the couple, citing a request from their son while relatives were notified.
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Air France-KLM aims to name a new boss in September, it told staff last month.
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The company expects to name a replacement in the coming weeks, a Hudson's Bay spokeswoman said.
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Maybe Emma Watson, Alison Sudol, and Bella Hadid, just to name a few, will convince you.
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It gave the Tunis-based Presidential Council one month to name a Government of National Accord.
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"I must stop trying to name what I am doing," he writes in a 783 entry.
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And, more importantly, he will be in a position to name a new chair in 2022.
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Ariely declined to name the companies, and Ubben said he doesn't need to know Ariely's picks.
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What would it mean to name him now, after naming him as a child did nothing?
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The diverse lineup features models Duckie Thot, Halima Aden, and Slick Woods, to name a few.
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That's not the only Hollywood touchstone at play, but to name any others would risk spoilers.
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The Jinhua Zoo in China allegedly had an online contest to name their new baby gorilla.
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If you had to name three things the track was influenced by, what would they be?
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FINRA's board of governors intends to name a new chairman in the coming months, FINRA said.
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She declined to name the mother and son out of fear for their security in Honduras.
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I'm definitely going to follow up and reach out to [NAME OF PERSON] like you recommended.
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Women, Hispanics, African Americans and gay people -- to name just a few -- know that's not true.
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More companies are adopting ractopamine-free protocols to export pork, he said, declining to name any.
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CNN first reported earlier this month the U.S. government's plan to "name and shame" the cyberattackers.
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Locals say there are examples of incompetents "all around", though they are reluctant to name names.
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The judge has tentatively ruled Goldman messed up by failing to name specific people who profited.
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In her reply, Hardin declined to name either candidate, instead addressing qualities a president should possess.
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"EP is finished.. now just what to name her 🤔," Levan tweeted about her new music.
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The survey asked respondents their views on 19 cities but the spokeswoman declined to name them.
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Democrats criticizing Republicans for protesting Obama's plan to name a nominee are being "hypocritical," Hatch said.
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Nguyen said seven companies had registered to bid for the contract, but declined to name them.
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My sister was born in 2006 so I tried to name her Charlotte after Good Charlotte.
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I'm declining to name the message board due to the sensitivity of the information on it.
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He has yet to name an offensive coordinator since Tim Drevno departed the program in February.
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Josh Duhamel, Ellen Pompeo and Darren Criss -- to name a few -- showed up for the unveiling.
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Oegroseno said the Indonesian government has the authority to name every area in the country's territory.
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That is just to name two affronts that make the need for Black History Month obvious.
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The company has over 1000 customers including Expedia, Oppenheimer and Phillips to name but a few.
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He said the decision was due to pressure from other governments, which he declined to name.
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But beggars can't be choosers; anyone wants to name an airport after me, hit me up.
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She's lucky enough to receive pain management, she notes, but declines to name the specific medications.
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Nove, which also declined to name the companies involved, said it was surprised by the investigation.
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Why it matters: Few California residents site social media companies when asked to name technology companies.
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To name someone who doesn't understand that to become the nation's top environmental steward is preposterous.
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I almost hate to name people because I don't want to leave anyone off the list.
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And now on to the other question: why did Bieber chose these specific models to name?
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Mercury retrograde is all about the "re-" words: redo, review, and reflect, to name a few.
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As on Tuesday, Obama has avoided explicit criticism of Trump, simply by refusing to name him.
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Others in the space include Step, Cleo, N26, Chime, Simple and Stash, to name a few.
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And one giver, whom he declined to name, pulled out of a nearly $1 million contribution.
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The participants were also asked to name specific fictional characters who were inspirational figures to them.
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But obviously Trump is not actually legally required to name everything he's involved with after himself.
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We're talking Google, Facebook and Twitter, to name a few, not to mention foreign news sites.
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It's known for its programs in tropical agriculture, tropical medicine and oceanography, to name a few.
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For example: animal births, giant pizzas, and the rare political win, to name a few. 433.
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In some states, a spouse's signed permission is required to name anyone else as primary beneficiary.
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Asked to name three EPA policies that are contributing to cleaner air, Wheeler struggled to answer.
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On Wednesday morning, Donald Trump Jr. tweeted out an article purporting to name the whistle-blower.
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Toyota and Fiat Chrysler have refused to name the new models that contained the riskier airbags.
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Asked to name the biggest problem in Palestinian society, fewer than a third cite the occupation.
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The president said he intends to name a replacement for Haley in two to three weeks.
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I did not have the language to name what I was seeing, how I was feeling.
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M. Pei, Philip Johnson, Paul Klee, Marcel Breuer, and Wassily Kandinsky, to name but a few.
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At the time, Bent says, the school promised to name a business school after the investor.
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Markets expect the president to name Fed Governor Jerome "Jay" Powell to lead the central bank.
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He said he had sought the contact for a friend's client, whom he declined to name.
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It would be hard to name another agency more vital to the health of the Republic.
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As Greenblatt recounts, Shakespeare's countrymen feared a power vacuum, since Elizabeth refused to name a successor.
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Ogola asked those in the group to name their locations so police can get to them.
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" Dingell added: "I would still pay a price if I were to name some of them.
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As Business Insider has previously reported, Plank has been known not to name his competition directly.
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