" Schiff and hearing transcripts "Shifty Adam Schiff will only release doctored transcripts.
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Summaries of those transcripts were subsequently made, which included quotations from the transcripts.
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"And if there are transcripts, we need those transcripts as well," she added.
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Go deeper: Read: House impeachment investigators release Hale, Holmes transcripts Read: House releases Morrison, Williams transcripts in impeachment inquiry
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At times, it starts to feel like reading court transcripts — but to be fair, they are very interesting court transcripts.
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The transcripts, like a lot of the transcripts involving Dassey, seem to involve the police feeding him yes or no questions.
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Transcripts are considered the official record of the President's comments -- and historians and reporters rely on the transcripts for their work.
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"If indeed they have transcripts of these, we're going to want to look at the transcripts and see what they contain," Risch said.
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Monday's filing adds new details and allegations, including a sampling of chat transcripts, although some of the information, including the transcripts, has been redacted.
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Transcripts of intercepted calls have historically been "minimized" to remove the identities of U.S. citizens and residents before those transcripts are passed to other agencies.
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The documents include what appear to be transcripts of Clinton's past speeches at Goldman Sachs (the campaign has not commented on the authenticity of the transcripts).
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The private ones don't get transcripts we can see; the public ones get transcripts, but it takes a few days (and a PACER subscription) to get them.
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Nunes showed no inclination to release the transcripts until recently, when he said in a Fox News interview the transcripts should be released before the midterm elections.
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A federal judge has ordered prosecutors to file transcripts of the voicemail as well as transcripts of any other recordings of Flynn, including his conversations with Russian officials.
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At least 227 pages of broadcast transcripts on Lexis Nexis have Nixon's name since her campaign announcement, and only 111 pages of broadcast transcripts have included Cuomo's name.
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While the Senate Judiciary Committee in May released transcripts from a series of Trump Tower-related interviews, the House Intelligence Committee transcripts are expected to include previously unreported details.
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In fact, Cox was getting no tapes -- merely transcripts.
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"In addition, to the extent that you make any redactions in any of the transcripts, all Members of the House must be supplied copies of the full and unredacted transcripts," she added.
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In an interview with CNN, Gillibrand was asked if she would release the transcripts if she were in Clinton's shoes and also if she believed that Clinton should make the transcripts public.
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Adam Schiff of California, said he supported releasing the Simpson transcripts, noting the committee has previously released interview transcripts of onetime Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page and Blackwater founder Erik Prince.
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Transcripts are coming In an interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo, House Intelligence Chairman and impeachment czar Adam Schiff said transcripts of the closed-door depositions could start to be released next week.
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" Such transcripts are not anonymized, according to the letter, though Huseman told Coons in his letter, "When a customer deletes a voice recording, we delete the transcripts associated with the customer's account of
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"Those transcripts and closed-door meetings with the big bankers and other corporations could be released," he said, referring to Clinton's refusal to release transcripts of her paid speeches at Wall Street companies.
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Transcripts show Meg's grade point average is a weighted 4.33.
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The transcripts were released by a judge on June 27.
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FBI transcripts show that the subject was discussed, officials say.
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There have not yet been open hearings or transcripts released.
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The transcripts don't need to be released to the public.
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"Release the transcripts," they shouted, referring to Clinton's paid speeches.
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"I believe it was tied to those transcripts," she says.
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WATTERS: Okay, well they just released 2,000 pages of transcripts.
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He said no transcripts or audio to confirm Trump's claim.
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So they took liberties with dialogue, with the court transcripts.
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According to the Post, the transcripts have not been declassified.
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Will the transcripts reveal something everybody missed in Avery's trial?
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These transcripts don't reveal highly classified information or state secrets.
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"I don't think the transcripts should have been leaked," Sen.
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Democrats had released the transcripts of their testimonies on Monday.
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"These transcripts are actually ... good for the president," she added.
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"These transcripts are actually ... good for the president," she added.
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It is contained in more than 500 pages of transcripts.
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CNN has not viewed transcripts of the two aides' interviews.
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They also released partial transcripts of three 911 emergency calls.
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A department spokesperson referred to transcripts of recent press briefings.
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Whatever you select will delete all transcripts within that range.
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Imagine reading this comment on transcripts from Richard Nixon's tapes.
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Our smartphones now include photos, chat transcripts, contacts and more.
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Copies of those tapes and transcripts were included as attachments.
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This will be behind closed doors, with transcripts published afterward.
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The letters and phone call transcripts have not been released.
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Court transcripts show Rowe expertly led her through her testimony.
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Transcripts from additional CES interviews will be distributed later today.
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To read the unabridged transcripts from the interviews, click here.
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Transcripts from every breakout will be made available to attendees.
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After the transcripts were released, it was an inaccurate smear.
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The transcripts include annotation by Patrick Healy, deputy Culture editor.
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When Graham finally read the Watergate transcripts, it was humiliating.
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But, after reviewing transcripts, Tejpal decided against publishing a story.
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It was the week when private testimony became public transcripts.
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She reprints long transcripts of the episodes in her book.
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Next, these transcripts were converted into dialogue for two actors.
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Schiff told reporters he wants all transcripts shared with Mueller.
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Now you can see transcripts of their work on Reddit.
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The transcripts of calls with other leaders were moved to a secure system and transcripts were not circulated as normal after the White House was frustrated by leaks from other calls, the reports said.
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More transcripts: The transcripts of closed-door depositions from Mark Sandy, an official in the Office of Management and Budget, and Philip Reeker, the State Department's head of European policy, could also be released.
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Sullivan's requests for the transcripts came after The Washington Post sued for some under-seal filings in the Flynn case, though the transcripts themselves were not part of either the public or confidential court record.
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The film is reportedly based on transcripts from the original investigation.
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And from the transcripts he is remarkably open to new information.
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Things were warmer between "Bill" and "Boris," as the transcripts show.
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You can also do searches for anything in those transcripts later.
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The stack of transcripts to be released are in the background.
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But Twitter comedian Michael Spicer has made his own parody transcripts.
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No employer is able to forecast job performance from student transcripts.
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For audio excerpts and transcripts in English and Spanish, click here
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Occasionally, the transcripts reveal a more coarse side of Clinton's lexicon.
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Below are the transcripts of my interviews, slightly edited for clarity.
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ALEXANDER The majority of the court dialogue is taken from transcripts.
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The transcripts add detail to a troubling portrait of the president.
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The House started to release transcripts of witness testimony this week.
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Clinton during Thursday's debate refused to budge on releasing her transcripts.
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All remarks are from Thomson Reuters transcripts and accessed using AlphaSense.
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Mattis said he read all the intelligence reports and transcripts himself.
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Pressed on Thursday to release transcripts of her paid speeches, Mrs.
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The House also released transcripts from Volker's testimony earlier this week.
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Correction: This story incorrectly identified the committee that released the transcripts.
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Transcripts of the president's calls with world leaders leaked last week.
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Columbia, Dartmouth, Indiana, and Eastern Kentucky now "contextualize" grades on transcripts.
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The attackers targeted an additional 295,000 taxpayer transcripts but were blocked.
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Instead, it will use computer-generated transcripts to monitor Siri's accuracy.
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He has challenged her to release the transcripts from those appearances.
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The House committees have released transcripts of some of those depositions.
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Reuters could not independently verify the authenticity of the speech transcripts.
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SANDERS: That is exactly what releasing the transcripts will tell us.
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Clinton's refusal to release transcripts of her paid speeches to banks.
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Clinton to release the transcripts of her speeches to Wall Street.
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So I read annual reports, conference call transcripts, trade magazines, etc.
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Most are notes from meetings, drafts of stories, and interview transcripts.
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Lawmakers released transcripts on Friday of the depositions of Lt. Col.
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He's clearly done his research, unearthing transcripts and talking to survivors.
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Transcripts of those conversations follow, lightly edited for length and clarity.
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The couple did not agree on how they managed student transcripts.
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The transcripts would have demonstrated the extent of Mr. Flynn's lies.
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There's trial transcripts and the local newspapers covered her case extensively.
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You can also find transcripts and additional reporting on our site.
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The release of the transcripts became a fiasco for the president.
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"—Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 3, 2020Fact check: "Read the Transcripts.
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We've seen the transcripts, we've heard what we needed to hear.
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The committee subsequently released transcripts of all the closed-door depositions.
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The transcripts in question address financial figures related to the case.
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Transcripts from his hearings show that he attempted to express remorse.
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Other awards can be renewable if you submit transcripts or reapply.
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These transcripts are imaginary: There are no words in Color Chat.
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The House Judiciary Committee soon received some 1,200 pages of transcripts.
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Daily Sabah recently published transcripts detailing the planning of Khashoggi's murder.
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In a series of extensive transcripts of conversations related to Walla!
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Investigators also released transcripts of Catherine Croft's and Christopher Anderson's testimony.
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Go deeper: Lindsey Graham says he won't read House deposition transcripts
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This podcast was recorded Thursday morning, before further transcripts were released.
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Here are the transcripts of our eight interviews with Republican senators.
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Below are transcripts of our interviews with experts, edited and condensed.
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I recorded our conversations; the transcripts of their answers are below.
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Ellis also denied the media coalition's request for access to sealed portions of sidebar transcripts and any other records and transcripts that have been sealed that may not appear on the public docket in the case.
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In late September of this year, the House Intelligence Committee voted to release around fifty transcripts from the committee's investigation, but, to date, only two transcripts—those of Erik Prince and Carter Page—have been made available.
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Clinton to release the transcripts of speeches she gave on Wall Street.
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She kept up with her caseload by reading transcripts of oral arguments.
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Two months later, the transcripts indicate, the money still hadn't been returned.
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Clinton said she only would release transcripts if Republicans did the same.
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The grand jury transcripts were never revealed and there was no trial.
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Are you willing to release the transcripts of all your paid speeches?
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Update: One of Spicer's fake transcripts involves the President punching a ham.
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Recent grads should send their student IDs, transcripts and confirmation of graduation.
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The book contains transcripts of the calls, which were affectionate and familiar.
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Transcripts from Schulte's bail hearings show that the case is quite complex.
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Each year between 20,20173 and 40,000 transcripts of executives' utterances are published.
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With Mary Read and Anne Bonny, we have transcripts from their trial.
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In a VICE Sports exclusive, here are the transcripts of said talks.
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Some Republicans have been complaining they have been unable to see transcripts.
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"All you have to do is look at the transcripts," Willingham said.
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She needs to come up with a better answer about these transcripts.
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The transcripts revealed how Nixon had used "dirty tricks" in his campaigns.
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" The transcripts in the study included these sentences: "All right, my man.
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Wells said Love-Robinson provided transcripts and documents from Arizona State University.
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The CFTC cited transcripts of conversations between traders in online chat rooms.
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I start looking through transcripts of interviews with administration members in January.
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Here are the transcripts of our conversations, some lightly edited for clarity.
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So I don't think it was a surprise to read the transcripts.
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House investigators on Tuesday released transcripts from two more closed-door depositions.
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The Hill: House Intelligence Committee votes to release Russia transcripts to Mueller.
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House investigators released the interview transcripts of Fiona Hill and Lt. Col.
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Clinton to release transcripts of paid speeches she gave before commercial banks.
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Fiercely resisting disclosure of the transcripts of her paid Wall Street speeches.
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Please just release those transcripts so we know exactly where you stand.
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Clinton promises to release Wall Street transcripts if opponents do the same
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Ginsburg will participate in the cases based on transcripts of oral arguments.
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Allows the Intelligence Committee to publish redacted transcripts of closed-door depositions.
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But based on court transcripts, its explanations confused and frustrated the judge.
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We will continue to use computer-generated transcripts to help Siri improve.
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Personal statements, transcripts, or letters of recommendation are not required of applicants.
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Then, once I've put together a case, I read the trial transcripts.
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The transcripts clearly show that Republicans are taking part in the testimony.
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He produced none of the 147 unedited transcripts that had been requested.
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Transcripts were littered with inflated grades, nonexistent extracurricular activities and fictitious classes.
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R.S. transcripts, particularly before the days of electronic filing, are notoriously inaccurate.
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Upon your departure, our staff reviewed your stats, strength numbers and transcripts.
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It publishes recordings and transcripts of arguments as a matter of routine.
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The videos, which can be downloaded, include scripts, interactive transcripts, and subtitles.
|
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Juliet's annotated transcripts of the talks make up snippets of the book.
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Sources: White House transcripts, California Legislative Information and interview with Kevin Johnson.
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Court transcripts also show that the young man was obsessed with knives.
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The college offered quicker reading of transcripts and counselors to help navigate.
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House Democrats released two more transcripts laying out that campaign on Friday.
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We will publish full, annotated transcripts online over the next several weeks.
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Afterward, the House Intelligence Committee released full transcripts of all the depositions.
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Will we ever get to hear the tapes or read the transcripts?
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The transcripts will not be immediately released after the committee votes Friday.
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He said the other transcripts were from closed hearings with agency heads.
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"The majority has said they support making these transcripts public," said Rep.
|
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Later she allowed that she had spent all of Thanksgiving reading transcripts.
|
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The transcripts reveal the president's contentious first conversations with the foreign leaders.
|
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"Let the public have access to it," he said of the transcripts.
|
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Two of the most striking passages in the transcripts come from Sondland.
|
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The exact timeframe for the release of those transcripts wasn't immediately clear.
|
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Here are transcripts of the exchanges, lightly edited for length and clarity.
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Sending transcripts to Mueller The House Intelligence Committee met for the first time in the new Congress Wednesday and took its first action by voting to send more than 50 transcripts from its Russia investigation interviews to Mueller.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierThe Hill's Morning Report - Transcripts expected to heat up impeachment battle Trump allies assail impeachment on process while House Democrats promise open hearings soon Speier: Hearing transcripts will likely be released in next five days MORE (D-Calif.) said transcripts from the closed-door hearings three House committees have been conducting would likely be released in the next week.
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Or why Director of the National Security Council Susan Rice and her deputy Ben Rhodes potentially passed around transcripts of unmasked conversations with the people's' name in the transcripts, which would be in violation of NSA and FISA protocol?
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Much of the testimony had come from transcripts of the 1967 federal trial.
|
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While written transcripts are nice, unfavorable exchanges caught on video can be devastating.
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They had not yet heard the tapes, nor seen any transcripts of them.
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And reading those transcripts made me sick to my stomach just reading it.
|
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Chat transcripts were sometimes brought to school as evidence, and turned into teachers.
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RELATED: Colleague, transcripts offer closer look at old allegations of racism against Sen.
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The NYPD released transcripts of 911 calls related to the incident last week.
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On Friday, Schiff promised there would ultimately be public hearings and transcripts released.
|
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The committee released transcripts of its interviews with translator Anatoli Samochornov as well.
|
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However, she said she would consider releasing transcripts of her speeches to banks.
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Schiff has said he plans to release transcripts but has not specified when.
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Transcripts of Nixon's Watergate conversations arrive on Capitol Hill on April 30, 1974.
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The judge ruled Thursday that transcripts from the latter part of the Dec.
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I did a search of the hundreds of pages of the meeting transcripts.
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So far, Pence's office hasn't released transcripts of his phone conversations with Zelensky.
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Transcripts, diplomas, resumes — simple documents with enormously important economic consequences for their holders.
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But many transcripts that are being passed around on social media are fake.
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Transcripts for Fed policy-setting meetings are released with a five year lag.
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She needs to release transcripts from her past speeches to Wall Street audiences.
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Legal transcripts jostle with diagrams of "Time" and the prison's "Inmate Rule Book".
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She provided those transcripts last Monday, and Meyer was fired the next day.
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"She [Victoria] loved me, you know," Gonzales told police, according to interview transcripts.
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I don't want to see the transcripts from Hillary Clinton's Goldman Sachs speeches.
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She also called on House Republicans to release transcripts from the House probe.
|
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Reading through the transcripts, it's obvious that the astronauts were a little confused.
|
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The transcripts could help Mueller determine if there were any instances of perjury.
|
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Both documents include notes that the transcripts had been reviewed by Lt. Gen.
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Don't conflate this issue with the leaks of those transcripts to media outlets.
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The question I am asking is whether the transcripts should exist at all. .
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House Democrats released the first two transcripts of their closed-door impeachment testimonies.
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The transcripts for Vindman and Hill were the latest releases in that process.
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This week they began publishing thousands of pages of transcripts from those interviews.
|
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Transcripts show his involvement in meetings at the center of the controversy (Bloomberg).
|
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Impeachment investigators released interview transcripts on Friday for two major witnesses: Lt. Col.
|
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The newly available transcripts add first-person testimony to the growing historical record.
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And-- I-- disagree on-- yes, it's very valuable that the transcripts be published.
|
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These included cablegrams, memorandums, drafts of policy papers, instructions, transcripts and the like.
|
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Though the transcripts are part of the court records, no charges were filed.
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Clinton can't give good answer on why she won't release transcripts. http://bit.
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House Democrats on Monday released the first transcripts from their closed-door hearings.
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The full transcripts from McKinley and Yovanovitch offer new details on this front.
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Any underlying transcripts or exhibits referenced in the redacted portions of the report.
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The transcripts from interviews with the two committees have not been released publicly.
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According to transcripts, the banking system began to reveal flaws in October 2007.
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Releasing transcripts without a formal request would go against committee precedent, Conaway said.
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VoiceBase is a relatively new transcription site that converts audio into written transcripts.
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The letter cites newly publicized interview transcripts between his committee and EPA staff.
|
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McCrae's poems often read like transcripts, their style a flustered but necessary shorthand.
|
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The plan was simple: Talk to everyone, and run the transcripts essentially unedited.
|
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"We're living at a most fragile time," Schultz told CBS, according to transcripts.
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See what you think: Transcripts of my conversations with congressional Democrats are below.
|
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According to the transcripts, the woman said Bryant asked her for a hug.
|
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Clinton's campaign had deep concerns about the Wall Street transcripts being made public.
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Compiled largely in secret, it used military trial transcripts to build its case.
|
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The trial transcripts supply fine courtroom drama, but the story doesn't end there.
|
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Here are the transcripts of those conversations, lightly edited for length and clarity.
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He demanded — climbing upon his high pony — that Mr. Obama release his transcripts.
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But archival material, including transcripts of phone calls, suggested otherwise to Dr. Greenstein.
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Here are the transcripts of our conversations, lightly edited for length and clarity.
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" Oh. And, she wrote, "the grades counted and the credits remain on transcripts.
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Transcripts were reviewed, and it was indeed hard to use the word rape.
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Accordingly, mentions of working from home skyrocketed last month in public company transcripts.
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His complaint also alleged that other, unspecified presidential transcripts had received similar treatment.
|
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The school told police that no other institutions have requested the boy's transcripts.
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But they plan to release many transcripts to the public in the future.
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But that's not the same as whisking transcripts away to a classified system.
|
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Check out transcripts of the editorial board's interviews with nine of the candidates.
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And as people testified in the transcripts, Pompeo never signed off on it.
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However, they typically release transcripts for all of the secretary's public press engagements.
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Nixon would eventually release edited transcripts of the tapes in April of 1974.
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That information would include transcripts of testimony by witnesses to the grand jury.
|
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Kavanaugh also denied new accusations released in Senate Judiciary Committee transcripts Wednesday night.
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" The President also urged Williams to "read BOTH transcripts of the presidential calls.
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House Democrats began releasing transcripts from their closed-door impeachment hearings on Monday.
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They intend to release more transcripts of depositions of other witnesses this week.
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SPSUP since the start of July, according to a Reuters review of transcripts.
|
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"We want those transcripts reviewed by special counsel," Schiff said in an interview.
|
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Sanders won't join calls for transcripts Sanders, meanwhile, declined to to join calls for Clinton to release transcripts from her speeches to Goldman Sachs and other big banks, despite mounting pressure from progressives for the Democratic front-runner to do so.
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Examples of how RNC members use the rules and Supreme Court decisions to favor a particular candidate can be found in the transcripts of the 1976, 2003 and 2012 GOP conventions, according to official RNC convention transcripts obtained exclusively by CNBC.
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Clinton said she would "look into" releasing the transcripts of all her paid speeches.
|
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"I don't think voters are interested in the transcripts of her speeches," he said.
|
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The Jones campaign declined to release transcripts of the robocalls from Obama and Biden.
|
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Transcripts and emails related to the suspicious meetings are available by the Associated Press.
|
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Spanish investigators told Reuters the wiretap transcripts were accurate and the suspects correctly identified.
|
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He's angry, just like the court transcripts indicate, yet he doesn't seem tough anymore.
|
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Transcripts published by Turkish media show officers coordinating troops movements in WhatsApp chat groups.
|
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The transcripts of Kless's calls also make reference to guns, welfare, and illegal immigration.
|
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Teams can now automatically generate captions and provide time-coded transcripts for the replays.
|
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All this amounts to about two million pages of searchable automated transcripts so far.
|
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The determinations are based on audio recordings and written transcripts of the person speaking.
|
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Machine intelligence allows human operators to find insights in unstructured data like text transcripts.
|
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Mashable also ran the transcripts through the checker, and came up with similar results.
|
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"Every evening, filtered, carefully chosen transcripts are disseminated," the prime minister's Facebook response said.
|
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He added that witness transcripts will eventually be scrubbed and released to the public.
|
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Clinton's private server and the unreleased transcripts of her speeches to Wall Street firms.
|
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DeepDrumpf is a Twitterbot that uses a neural network trained on his terrifying transcripts.
|
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Interviews with officials from former President Barack Obama's administration are also among the transcripts.
|
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The incident sparked outrage after pieces of transcripts from the case were published online.
|
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Morgan Stanley analysts analyzed 103 companies' comments on costs in second quarter earnings transcripts.
|
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Go deeper: DOJ holds transcripts on Russian sanctions between Michael Flynn and Ambassador Kislyak
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The call, or information from the call, would likely be available because of transcripts.
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All NANC and SWG records, report, transcripts, minutes, working papers, drafts studies, agenda, etc.
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It may lead, in short order, to the publication of those Congressional investigation transcripts.
|
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Judge Gibbens asked Deputy County Attorney Joan Lowdon for clarification, according to the transcripts.
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But Allen points out that many early transcripts, some from 1776, exclude the period.
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Prosecutors said they would promptly provide unredacted transcripts of the agents' testimony as well.
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He studied court records and 911 call transcripts and sent interviewers door to door.
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For transcripts of the interviews mentioned in this briefing please visit www.economist.com/ESDmuscatwww.economist.com/ESDvaroufakis
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He wants training benchmarks and standardised transcripts to make skills portable and universally recognised.
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"I would support releasing as many of these documents and transcripts as possible," Rep.
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By this point, however, the leak of the complete transcripts is a nothing-burger.
|
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The transcripts show that she defended the FBI against allegations of bias against Trump.
|
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More transcripts from key witnesses are set to be released in the coming days.
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The tally is based on transcripts from CNN and MSNBC programs, according to Grabien.
|
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The transcripts of the interviews were obtained under the state's Freedom of Information Law.
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"We asked them to share the transcripts; they refused to do so," Cummings said.
|
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On Monday the FBI reportedly redacted ISIS from partial transcripts of conversations involving Mateen.
|
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Unlike students who were listed as co-conspirators, Z. did not fabricate school transcripts.
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Three of them joined me in reading through the pages and pages of transcripts.
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"Making the transcripts of the Goldman speeches public would have been devastating" to Mrs.
|
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Botnik, with comedy special transcripts as its source of knowledge, generates the creative output.
|
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That matches with the complete absence of ice cream from mission transcripts as well.
|
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The transcripts, sealed until after a verdict, were released by the court on Wednesday.
|
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The vote to send the transcripts to Mueller was not controversial or a surprise.
|
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Indeed, the notes of the laptop users more closely resembled transcripts than lecture summaries.
|
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The transcripts cites him saying only, "Because he spoke of normalizing Russian-American relations."
|
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In an interview with The Times, the Landrys denied falsifying transcripts and college applications.
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There are two more narrators, whose stories appear in the form of witness transcripts.
|
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The Landrys said that they have never falsified information on transcripts or college applications.
|
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Prosecutors gave defense lawyers the original audio and transcripts of their translation on Sept.
|
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APPLE SAYS "WE WILL CONTINUE TO USE COMPUTER-GENERATED TRANSCRIPTS TO HELP SIRI IMPROVE"
|
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In interview transcripts, I saw that I was forever apologizing for my own conventionality.
|
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To read unabridged transcripts from the interviews with all of the candidates, click here.
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Mr. Chicola said that the hackers did not gain access to any customer transcripts.
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Most academic transcripts omit work or military histories, internships, apprenticeships and other relevant experience.
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On a party-line vote, the Democratic-led committee released those transcripts Monday evening.
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Newspapers covering Mr. Lombardo's 1983 sentencing hearing splashed the incriminating transcripts across their pages.
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Schiff claims releasing transcripts will show that Republicans tossed softball questions to key witnesses.
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Because there is "potential for criminal action" in the case, according to court transcripts.
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Read the transcripts: Go deeper ... Trump-Ukraine scandal: The key players, dates and documents
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House impeachment investigators released the communications on Tuesday alongside the transcripts of Volker's testimony.
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Request that the White House release transcripts of the conversation between Trump and Zelensky.
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Ben and VICE Media have refused to turn over full transcripts of his communications.
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Here are the CBE apps we're most excited about: Double-Click Degrees and Clickable Credentials While many employers request college transcripts, particularly for entry-level positions, transcripts are used for degree verification, not to specify competencies or skills that match the employer's needs.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence estimated that the transcripts would be ready for public release in May or June, Schiff said, and he hoped to speed up that process by releasing some of the transcripts that were already ready first.
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He declined to discuss the case, including the events as described in the wiretap transcripts.
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Per USC's statement, Olivia Jade would be barred from registering for classes or acquiring transcripts.
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A: We retain customers' voice recordings and transcripts until the customer chooses to delete them.
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The transcripts contain startling accounts of the Trump family and their attorneys shaping Cohen's lies.
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New transcripts say that Trump crafted Michael Cohen's lies more closely than was previously known.
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All he had to do is read the Transcripts, sadly, which he wouldn't understand anyway.
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Check out BuzzFeed's other podcasts here and you can find transcripts for other episodes here.
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Check out BuzzFeed's other podcasts here, and you can find transcripts for other episodes here.
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A lot of that actually does come from transcripts, or from interviews, or from biographies.
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"We spent many hours reviewing hundreds and hundreds of pages of transcripts" and other evidence.
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Police interviewed Gonzales for eight hours, according to the time stamps in the interview transcripts.
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He shares language from personal letters, diocesan newsletters, meeting transcripts, and Catholic and Protestant periodicals.
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She checked their facts, read text messages and court transcripts, and talked to their friends.
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The policy decision meeting is now recorded and transcripts published with an eight-year lag.
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Or, demanding his school transcripts to see how he got into Harvard — (eg, affirmative action ).
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Those court transcripts were about 1,000 pages long, and Taylor and I pored through them.
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There is no link between the request for transcripts and the termination of Ms. Meyer.
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WATTERS: Everybody at the meeting was interviewed by these investigators and those transcripts were released.
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The audio on these records is gathered from police reports, court transcripts, and bystander recordings.
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According to the transcripts, the judge told her she could raise that issue upon appeal.
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But as the transcripts show, the original reporting was correct and Trump's tweet was misleading.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has since offered to provide the Russian transcripts of the meeting.
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And leaked transcripts of his calls with the leaders of Mexico and Australia prove it.
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Editor's note: The transcripts of some of the letters have been slightly edited for clarity.
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Collins' book came out in 22008, but NASA didn't officially release the transcripts until 2008.
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"I believed Roger would get his pound of flesh," he said, according to the transcripts.
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Bernie Sanders and Republicans have increasingly asked Clinton to release the transcripts of those speeches.
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The transcripts classified until 2008, show the astronauts fretting over whether they should tell NASA.
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While these calls had been previously reported on, the full transcripts had not been revealed.
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Many times, the senator demanded the former secretary of state release transcripts of those appearances.
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Microsoft is beta-testing software that records business meetings and produces transcripts in real time.
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At times, the transcripts reveal, Mr. Schiff's lawyers grew exasperated with answers from the witnesses.
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"The majority has said they support making these transcripts public," the committee's top Democrat, Rep.
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The Foreign Ministry usually censors questions on delicate matters from its transcripts of the briefings.
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The court now releases transcripts and audio recordings of its arguments hours after they're completed.
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Democrats have now released a total of nine transcripts, with a handful left to go.
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The measure calls for public hearings and the release of transcripts from closed-door proceedings.
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" Following the documents' release, Trump Jr. said the transcripts show he "answered every question asked.
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Again, if such statements exist in transcripts, tapes or FBI reports, they're a major omission.
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They are also pressing for the release of transcripts of the FBI's interview with Clinton.
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"She's got to release whatever tapes and transcripts there are of those meetings," he said.
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Maybe it's time we started reading Trump's transcripts as closely as they're being read overseas.
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And it's worth reading some of the transcripts in the paper because they're pretty awkward.
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Yet, the Department of Justice had briefed the White House weeks earlier, even providing transcripts.
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There were no transcripts because in those days, they made no tape recordings of cases.
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The idea is to enable teams to work together on editing transcripts and publishing content.
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After it was clear that transcripts of the call were leaking, Flynn became less sure.
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Suhr also announced the release of more transcripts of text messages to the Associated Press.
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The transcripts are likely to be transmitted by the end of the day, Schiff said.
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These transcripts date all the way back to your first command, unless you erase them.
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The F.B.I.'s surveillance tapes and the transcripts of them remain under seal until 217.
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The committee voted on Monday, 12 to 7 along party lines, to release the transcripts.
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Schiff plans to publicly release the remaining transcripts when the new Congress convenes in January.
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It's unfortunate if authentic that these queries remained in the book's otherwise slimmed-down transcripts.
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The discrepancies between the White House transcripts and the tapes became evidence of further malfeasance.
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Let's see: transcripts, recommendations, biographical info, resume, personal statement, supplemental essays, standardized tests, application fees.
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Court transcripts show Mr. Levandowski's lawyers have advised him to assert his Fifth Amendment right.
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Between the impeachment hearing transcripts and the documentary evidence, there was plenty of study material.
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The White House also keeps transcripts of such calls, but they are routinely kept secret.
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One, House Democrats published six transcripts of the closed door testimony they've taken so far.
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The official transcripts were leaked by someone in the White House to the Washington Post.
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Yu says Snapask screens tutors by looking at their university transcripts and public exam results.
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Even the Judiciary Committee Republicans' own attorney, Albert Jenner, said the transcripts were not acceptable.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Fitzgerald read selections of conversations between the prisoners from English-language transcripts.
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Powell also called for access to the transcripts and recordings of Flynn's calls with Kislyak.
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During the primary, the Vermont senator pressed Clinton to release transcripts of her paid speeches.
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ESPN reported that the NBA will review the transcripts of Lecque, a four-star recruit.
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The committee isn't planning to release all of its transcripts tied to the Russia investigation.
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We pore over transcripts of two-year-olds chattering and turn ourselves into amateur statisticians.
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But now that the transcripts have been released, Graham is suddenly uninterested in reading them.
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For his part, Zuckerberg responded to the publication of the transcripts but didn't address Warren.
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The White House released two call transcripts to the public for review during this process.
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Transcripts of President Trump's calls with the leaders of Mexico and Australia leaked last week.
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Earlier that month, Conaway had told reporters that he would "absolutely" support releasing the transcripts.
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The source indicated the transcripts would post on the House Intelligence Committee website later Thursday.
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House Democrats dropped the last two transcripts of their closed door depositions on Tuesday afternoon.
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Sandy's deposition was among the final transcripts released as part of House Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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The interviewer has in front of him a large binder full of clippings and transcripts.
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His trial hinged on transcripts of secretly recorded meetings with an F.B.I. informant, Emad Salem.
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Much of this testimony had already leaked out prior to the release of the transcripts.
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The transcripts of some of those depositions are now public, with more on the way.
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"This is just another reason why these transcripts should be immediately released," the spokesperson said.
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House Democrats released transcripts from closed-door impeachment depositions of current and former administration officials.
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They don't even have immediate access to the 2,500 pages of transcripts from the trial.
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That stance was echoed when she responded to demands that she release transcripts of her paid speeches to Goldman Sachs by claiming that many people give paid speeches and that she would disclose the transcripts only if all the other candidates did the same.
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Prosecutors say Choi and others created student transcripts and other bogus records to deceive immigration authorities.
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The company also scans transcripts of conversations and shuts down transgressive bots until they are fixed.
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For instance, very few individuals have seen the transcripts of Flynn's conversation with the Russian ambassador.
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You can read key quotes and full transcripts from this and every other inaugural address here.
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"It sounds like an orchestrated hit to take me out," Kavanaugh said, according to public transcripts.
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Several of the 911 calls revealed in the 107 pages of transcripts are from a bathroom.
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Click through for nine of the most hilariously inaccurate voicemail transcripts we've seen (and heard about).
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And, by the way, I would say that Chairman Gowdy and Chairman Goodlatte -- release the transcripts.
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Right now, podcasters also often purchase transcripts to keep track of the sound bites they've collected.
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They include transcripts and notes from his meetings with Boris Yeltsin, Russia's first post-Soviet president.
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The NYPD released the 911 call transcripts and surveillance footage of Vassell's movements before the shooting.
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If the strike dragged, counselors wouldn't have been able to send in transcripts for college applications.
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Sanders again brought up Clinton's speeches to Goldman Sachs, calling on her to release the transcripts.
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And even then Amazon admitted this summer it doesn't always delete the text transcripts of recordings.
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The City of Minneapolis released transcripts of Damond's 911 calls Wednesday, according to the Star Tribune.
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By the time he graduated, his transcripts show, it had plummeted to a low of 2.85.
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However, those transcripts have now been shared with the ODNI as part of a declassification process.
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The Trace and BuzzFeed News linked another four by studying detective case files and court transcripts.
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In fact the files he found were summaries of the transcripts, which included quotations from them.
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If a college wants its applicants to have some math, they can scrutinize high school transcripts.
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It's an "evidentiary snark hunt", he wrote, to thumb through stump-speech transcripts for damning bits.
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As a matter of normal procedure we don't make those transcripts immediately available after the mission.
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The transcripts of those interviews were then fed into a computer program and coded for themes.
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Even that line is missing from the official transcripts of the briefings on the ministry's website.
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The researchers analyzed the interview transcripts, comparing them with each other and identifying trends in responses.
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THE WORD ENTITLEMENTS HAS NOT APPEARED IN ANY OF THE TRANSCRIPTS -- EISEN: NO, IN THE DEBATES.
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" Bash pressed her again: "The question was about the transcripts of the speeches to Goldman Sachs.
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The report was based on court pleadings and opinions, transcripts of expert testimonies, and witness affidavits.
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There are transcripts and this thing called Twitter, where the rare newsy nugget will quickly appear.
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Transcripts illustrate the absurdist nature of American racism as it dictates social policies then and now.
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The White House would not confirm the authenticity of the transcripts, branding them leaked classified documents.
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It also does not allow voice messages and transcripts to be sent simultaneously, as Bullet does.
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Warner added that if transcripts of the meeting exist, the committee would be seeking those, too.
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Guzman's men, the message transcripts show, tell their boss about del Castillo's desire to introduce Penn.
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Pelosi, however, said she's not confident those transcripts will survive to see the light of day.
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Transcripts of the two 911 calls she made on the night of the shooting were released.
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The FBI, however, reportedly reviewed transcripts of the phone calls and found no evidence of lawbreaking.
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User Skipptop started a Fund Anything campaign to raise the requisite $2,700 to buy the transcripts.
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It is as ridiculous as this; the evidence sheets include nude photos and erotic chat transcripts.
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Transcripts of many messages sent during the crimes are included in one of the court documents.
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Reuters could not verify independently the accuracy of the transcripts, photos or footage released on Weibo.
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An API would allow the agency to provide your transcripts the instant you give your authorization.
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New York Times reporters combed through the transcripts, identified key excerpts and added context and analysis.
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Swalwell added that the indictment of Cohen stemmed from transcripts released from the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Unfortunately, the CIA had spirited him out of Iran without credentials such as diplomas and transcripts.
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Clinton allies maintain that the issue around releasing the transcripts backfired on Sanders in New York.
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Livingston has never allowed Steffens to turn eighteen hundred pages of interview transcripts into a book.
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Dowd, Woodward reports, was suspicious that the transcripts would intentionally be leaked to hurt Trump politically.
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For its part, the Supreme Court already provides same day transcripts of all proceedings and decisions.
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He also mocked her refusal to make public the transcripts of her speeches to Goldman Sachs.
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She will still participate in the decision in the case based on the briefs and transcripts.
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Democrats are releasing transcripts from the closed-door phase of their probe in batches this week.
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Arberg said Ginsburg will participate in the cases using briefs, filings and transcripts of oral arguments.
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Senators expect the bureau to hand over notes and transcripts for review ahead of their vote.
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From the New York Times transcripts of what happened immediately before the shooting: OFFICER: Hands up!
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It collects edited transcripts from interviews over the years, ranging from Lady Gaga to Jerry Seinfeld.
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In later years Bell added phone calls, instant-messaging transcripts, television and radio to his record.
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You can check out one of the transcripts below or read all three at SF Chronicle.
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It was anonymously written to me... it was [online chat] transcripts: five of the firefighters' wives.
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Throw in public hearings and the release of deposition transcripts -- and there are significant additional risks.
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The panel approved the motion to send the transcripts by voice vote, according to Republican Rep.
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The committee already voted in November Nunes, a California Republican, to make its interview transcripts public.
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"Waymore P.C. will review the entire case file and transcripts for a criminal case," it says.
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One woman said he had forced her to sleep with a general, according to the transcripts.
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Vice President Mike Pence reviewed at least some portions of the transcripts, according to the memo.
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Frankly his name was unknown to me prior of my reading of the transcripts of hearings.
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Democrats later showed that the transcripts had been misleadingly edited, and Bossie was pressured to resign.
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There probably could stand to be more attention paid to actual high school transcripts and histories.
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This week we saw transcripts from his call to Enrique Peña Nieto, the president of Mexico.
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"I have a talent," Mr. Duterte said, according to official transcripts provided by his office afterward.
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David Brooks Last week The Washington Post published transcripts of Donald Trump's conversations with foreign leaders.
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"Use the same standards and let the American people read the transcripts and decide," Cruz said.
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The video also shows 911 call transcripts of neighborhood residents who reported the man to police.
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Background: The board's 15 members met with nine candidates and released full transcripts of their interviews.
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"READ THE TRANSCRIPTS!" the president tweeted from overseas, at a global leaders conference in Davos, Switzerland.
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The House Intelligence Committee released Friday the transcripts of its closed-door interviews with Lt. Col.
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Grassley's call to release the transcripts comes one day after two of the committee's Democrats, Sens.
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In today's episode: Democrats have begun releasing transcripts of the depositions conducted during the impeachment inquiry.
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Here are some of the most compelling takeaways from the nearly-500 pages of combined transcripts.
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And many will scour applicants' Facebook and LinkedIn pages, call applicants' references and request official transcripts.
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The chart shows mentions per million words in earnings call transcripts for S&P 500 companies.
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"If we release the transcripts it will have a very chilling effect on impeachment," said Rep.
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After tweeting "Nothing done wrong, READ THE TRANSCRIPTS!" and retweeting two others, Trump pivoted to condolences.
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Read the transcripts of four cases to get a sense of the parole decision-making process.
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Unlike some of her colleagues, Murkowski did say she's read some of the transcripts, however. Sen.
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On Monday, two transcripts of closed-doors depositions were released by the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry.
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Among the transcripts is the testimony of senior Office of Management and Budget official Mark Sandy.
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House Democrats on Tuesday released the remaining witness transcripts in their impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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In 2017 transcripts leaked of Mr Trump's conversations with the then leaders of Mexico and Australia.
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As it says on the documents themselves, they are rough transcripts taken from contemporaneous notes. 24.
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"I'd have no objection to that," Pence said of releasing transcripts of his own phone calls.
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Transcripts of the exchange offer a rare look at how actors navigate the issue of race.
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During their first conversation, Young talked about conspiracies against Muslims in America, according to trial transcripts.
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The House impeachment inquiry took another step into the public consciousness on Monday as investigators released the first two transcripts from closed-door meetings with a pair of former and current State Department officials, with more transcripts from key witnesses set for release in the coming days.
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Does anyone really think ISIS cares whether the DOJ version of Mateen's transcripts named them or not?
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Today the FBI's releasing transcripts of the shooter's phone conversation with the cops during the attack. 2.
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Todd observed that transcription services had been used at those speeches, meaning that transcripts likely do exist.
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All three statements were transcripts of interviews with media, according to postings on each government organization's website.
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Transcripts from three different incidents were published by the newspaper, all made within three days in January.
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Later, Yang discussed the seizure with a number of associates, according to wiretap transcripts of the calls.
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The police wiretap transcripts also document the alleged use of violent threats by Gao and his subordinates.
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The transcripts totaled more than 153 pages, the longest transcript produced by the NTSB, the agency said.
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BuzzFeed News reviewed hundreds of pages of documents, transcripts, and police reports related to the three cases.
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When Google first launched Live Transcribe, it specifically chose not to include the ability to save transcripts.
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WIRED reviewed transcripts of the files shared by VRT, which published a report on its findings Wednesday.
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She continued to participate in the cases based on court filings and the transcripts of oral arguments.
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"We retain customers' voice recordings and transcripts until the customer chooses to delete them," the letter reads.
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It's not just America — Netflix asked for transcripts so they could subtitle it into 60 different languages!
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The resolution they will vote on also outlines procedures for holding public hearings and releasing interview transcripts.
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Sections of transcripts, which Reuters has not independently authenticated, have been aired nightly for the past week.
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Trump suggested that reporters should ask for transcripts of Vice President Mike Pence's call with Ukrainian leaders.
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He avoided answering Blitzer's direct questions about emails containing transcripts of Hillary Clinton's speeches to Goldman Sachs.
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High school students hoping to burnish their transcripts with extracurricular activities can expect to pay even more.
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And it would be good to see transcripts of the speeches she made to Wall Street interests.
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"It seems to me this is a classic public interest lawsuit," he said, according to court transcripts.
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I went through transcripts from the DNC and RNC and collected the "brags" of all 50 states.
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They just released 2,000 pages of transcripts that said there was nothing... PAINTER: Not of the meeting.
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WATTERS: Yes, they interviewed about a dozen people... PAINTER: That&aposs not the transcripts of the meeting.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee releasing transcripts of interviews conducted about the Trump Tower meeting a Russian lawyer.
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The transcripts purport to show speeches given in Tucson, Arizona, Bluffton, South Carolina and New York City.
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Bernie Sanders repeatedly calling on the former Secretary of State to release the transcripts and she refused.
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From scanning interview transcripts to reading song lyrics, there's proof of each phase of the friend breakup.
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The judge offered to send the jurors transcripts, but it's an awful lot of material to review.
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The agencies that hold the raw surveillance transcripts — usually the NSA or the FBI — make that decision.
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They also created hundreds of false student records, including transcripts, purchased by the foreign nationals, officials said.
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House impeachment investigators released two more transcripts of closed-door depositions ahead of next week's public hearings.
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While both sides say they want the transcripts released, the debate now has to do with timing.
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Along with Mr. Kent's, Mr. Taylor's words had been registered in private testimony and subsequent public transcripts.
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And-- I do think the fact that you're-- someone's gonna read your transcripts-- now, millions'll read yours.
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Releasing transcripts of her paid speeches to Wall Street would signal her commitment to reversing these perceptions.
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The committees began releasing interview transcripts as they prepare for public hearings that could start this month.
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The emails released by WikiLeaks make clear that the transcripts contain statements that could be politically damaging.
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House Democrats this week released transcripts of closed-door testimony from several current and former administration officials.
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The transcripts show that GOP lawmakers in the depositions repeatedly complained about leaks to the media. Rep.
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Giuilani has known about the tapes for several days, and has reviewed the transcripts, he told CNN.
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According to the trial transcripts, the men discussed how lawyers could get involved in sensitive political cases.
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The House panel voted 12-7 at a closed-door meeting Monday evening to release the transcripts.
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Transcripts of Nixon's Watergate conversations were so bulky the men appear to be struggling to carry them.
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Over the weekend, the organization released the transcripts of three paid speeches Clinton made to Goldman Sachs.
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Vladimir Putin even trolled US intelligence by offering to make transcripts of the Oval Office meeting public.
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Admitting students with merit that isn't instantly clear in their transcripts is a purposeful effort, a commitment.
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Others, published by WikiLeaks, included lists of eavesdropping targets and transcripts of intercepted communications from American allies.
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He placed his children in a new school but could not get official transcripts from T.M. Landry.
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Old photos are old photos, while old chat transcripts, or a collection of "likes," verge on absurdity.
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I quickly skimmed through some game notes, along with transcripts of the pregame interviews with the managers.
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He asked her to conduct an audit of the school's transcripts to identify all of the problems.
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Mr. Chen's family invested one million Canadian dollars ($278,2000) in Mr. Oei's project, according to hearing transcripts.
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Instead, it issues same day transcripts of arguments, and releases audio days after oral arguments are held.
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A source inside of the terror group, at the time, showed VICE transcripts of internal chatroom exchanges.
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He's put it all together to create an incredible "real-time mission experience" website with searchable transcripts.
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Nine of the candidates were interviewed by the board; the transcripts of those sessions are here. 4.
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One by one, she ticked off her required prerequisites, hunted down transcripts and secured letters of recommendation.
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Clinton has refused to release the transcripts of her paid speeches unless all the Presidential candidates do.
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But their public testimony — in addition to the transcripts of their closed-door testimony — complicated that argument.
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They argued for doing away with transcripts all together, in favor of summary notes about the call.
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The idea of jailing someone who leaks transcripts of conversations intercepted at foreign embassies is not theoretical.
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Ishtar also records quest steps, flavour text, full mission transcripts, lore books, Bungie's web lore, and more.
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Ms. Chen decided to release the transcripts online, hoping that the publicity would help end the abuses.
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The Fed releases meeting transcripts with a five-year delay, and published those from 2012 on Friday.
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The transcripts come as Democrats move on to the next phase of the impeachment proceedings against Trump.
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Transcripts of the exchange offer a rare look at how actors navigate the freighted issue of race.
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He said Democrats intended to release all the transcripts related to their own report on the investigation.
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Republicans are also eager to move into the next stage of the investigation where transcripts are released.
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GOP and Democratic lawmakers had supported plans to release the transcripts from the dozens of witnesses interviewed.
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Doug Collins for suggesting that she hadn&apost read the transcripts of the House impeachment-inquiry testimony.
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He read trial transcripts, wrote motions, and sometimes persuaded a judge to grant an inmate a hearing.
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Cheaper tools like BamSEC and WallMine are often limited to just pulling in earnings transcripts and filings.
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He said in October 2007 that women as a whole were "extremely primitive," according to the transcripts.
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He pored over trial transcripts, filing motions on behalf of other inmates and occasionally winning their appeals.
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CNBC has decades of Berkshire Hathaway meeting transcripts and interviews with Buffett himself in its Buffett Archive.
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All you have to do is read the transcripts; you'll see there was absolutely nothing done wrong.
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Then the FCC would review the footage or try to get transcripts of the objected-to content.
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But Republicans on the committee issued a statement, claiming they'd long sought the release of the transcripts.
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There are other questions too, that the transcripts raise but don't answer, including a discrepancy about how long Kushner was at the meeting as well as followup between the meeting participants — they had denied any followup but the transcripts are the latest piece of evidence to contradict that assertion.
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Breaking tonight: 2 more transcripts released House impeachment investigators released the closed-door deposition transcripts of David Holmes, the political adviser at the US Embassy in Ukraine, and senior State Department official David Hale ahead of three days of public testimony with nine officials appearing, including Holmes and Hale.
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The transcripts of the Times gathering revealed someone who cares very much what the paper publishes about him.
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This compromised a digital key that could have unlocked transcripts of the bot's conversations, stripped of users' names.
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My stop came and went; I stayed onboard to finish reading the transcripts and talk with my editors.
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"The first would be the 'full report' which includes classified materials and confidential grand jury transcripts," Ohlin said.
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The Clinton campaign has neither confirmed nor denied the authenticity of any of the transcripts released by WikiLeaks.
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And in seconds you've got the moment you need and you know you've got transcripts you can trust.
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In the background the gunfire continues, according to transcripts of more than 9113 calls released by police Friday.
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These family networks reported to a suspected crime boss in Qingtian County, Ming Wenxue, according to wiretap transcripts.
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Peter Carr, a spokesperson for Mueller, did not comment Tuesday about the transcripts or that office's earlier statement.
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The posts are remarkably confident, supposedly including direct transcripts of a very plausible exchange between two specific characters.
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To provide more context around Zuckerberg's remarks, The Verge is publishing expanded transcripts from the two meetings below.
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The transcripts -- which refer to Tekashi by his birth name, Daniel Hernandez -- seem to graphically describe the danger.
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Democrats, perhaps anticipating such a move, have also instituted new procedures locking down the transcripts, according to Republicans.
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My school transcripts might suggest otherwise, but I know in my heart that I attended Sweet Valley High.
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He also stated that the House committees will eventually make transcripts related to the impeachment inquiry depositions public.
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The notes are not verbatim transcripts of the interview, which Comey said lasted three and a half hours.
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And despite 2,500 pages of transcripts released yesterday by the Senate Judiciary Committee, we're not learning very much.
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The letter specifically requests any "recordings, transcripts, notes, summaries, and memoranda" related to conversations between Comey and Trump.
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Transcripts of investor conference calls at the time show Bannon enthusing about the business opportunities with the Weinsteins.
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A few weeks ago, woods said the administration asked for transcripts of all the audio on the records.
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The recorded calls are also encrypted and transcribed, and these transcripts then become searchable in the CallJoy dashboard.
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CNBC looked at transcripts of earnings calls for the S&P 500 companies over the past five years.
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"He won't stop," Rackley told the 22014-22015-220 dispatcher, according to transcripts obtained by the Associated Press.
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Collins called for transcripts of Trump's meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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Many residents had kept the transcripts and statements that they said showed they had suffered hardships at home.
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The transcripts from all of the meetings in a year are released six years later, usually in January.
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They argued that making public the videos, for which written transcripts are already available, would prejudice Trump's case.
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Wright's vision for bitcoin, though, goes much further than gambling, according to his research papers and interview transcripts.
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In addition, CNET found that Amazon may retain the text transcripts even when people delete the recordings themselves.
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Swalwell said all transcripts of Cohen testifying have stayed within the House Intelligence Committee, which he sits on.
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WHEN: Tomorrow, Thursday, April 26, 2018 WHERE: CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " Excerpts and transcripts to follow interviews.
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The-- I suspect that the decision to publish verbatim transcripts within five years-- has made a huge difference.
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His case is detailed in subsequent court filings, hearing transcripts and a recording that were provided to me.
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His campaign on Friday also launched a tough ad slamming for not releasing the transcripts of those speeches.
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Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) on Tuesday released transcripts of interviews his committee did with Page in July.
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Mr. Eisenberg has emerged as a central figure in the impeachment inquiry, appearing frequently in the new transcripts.
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In addition to the emails, the leaked transcripts of Hillary's paid speeches at financial institutions are also concerning.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect that the transcripts were released by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The Fed nevertheless continued raising rates and never looked back, according to transcripts of the post-Katrina meetings.
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Amazon said it erases transcripts "from all of Alexa's primary storage systems" when users manually delete voice recordings.
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College students ran into trouble because the IRS tool to get tax transcripts was down until last week.
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The statement did not address the whistleblower's allegation that other transcripts had been treated in the same way.
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But he eased his restriction over transcripts, saying reporters could order them with the exception of bench conferences.
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But if you've read these transcripts before, you'll know I typically edit them down for length and clarity.
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According to Mill's account, recorded in court transcripts, two people were beating up his 2370-year-old friend.
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Looking through court transcripts and filings, it is clear this is a case of a judge gone wild.
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Testimony from witnesses in the impeachment inquiry also heavily implicate Giuliani, according to transcripts released by House investigators.
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According to the transcripts released Wednesday, the heavy media presence weighed on Judge T.S. Ellis and the lawyers.
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A recent report from The Guardian uncovered pages of internal Apple documents containing Siri functionality instructions and transcripts.
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In a brief interview, Ms. Feinstein left open the possibility of releasing other transcripts from the committee's investigation.
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When The Times uncovered rampant abuse of multiple students, few classes and fake transcripts, the school's myth burst.
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One solution would be to create transcripts of every message exchange to verify the accuracy of every quote.
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The portions that didn't make it in would be posted in their entirety online, along with annotated transcripts.
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The transparency website last weekend, for example, issued transcripts of three paid speeches Clinton made to Goldman Sachs.
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The judge also did not make available transcripts of two competency hearings that were closed to the public.
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Clinton said she would release them when all the candidates, including Republicans, also release transcripts of similar talks.
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New transcripts show that the pilot was asked whether he needed to dump fuel on his way back.
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However, don't worry about missing a breakout session, because transcripts from each will be available to show attendees.
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The president invited committee members to review the tapes to determine whether the raw transcripts omitted incriminating evidence.
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And they noted that other transcripts of calls with world leaders are also placed on the secure server.
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In addition, Trump released transcripts of his controversial phone calls, which ordinarily would remain privileged and nonpublic information.
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The committee took a bipartisan voice vote to release the transcripts from most of its Russia investigation interviews.
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The House Intelligence Committee released transcripts of testimony by Sondland and former special envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker.
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Pence said in Iowa that he has "no objection" to releasing transcripts of his own calls with Zelensky.
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House Democrats began releasing transcripts of their closed-door interviews with key players in the Ukraine controversy 6.
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One of the grievances GOP lawmakers have raised is that the transcripts aren't being made public quickly enough.
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The criminal complaint against parents includes transcripts of these recorded phone calls that can border on absurdist comedy.
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"Tell Jennifer Williams, whoever that is, to read BOTH transcripts of the presidential calls," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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A study of family members of patients who had died said the transcripts consoled them while they grieved.
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The House committees leading the impeachment inquiry released the remaining transcripts from their closed-door depositions on Tuesday.
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Transcripts of a call showed he had nudged Ukraine's president for possible information on presidential rival Joe Biden.
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Alexander Vindman, were responding to questions from House impeachment investigators, who released transcripts of their depositions on Friday.
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KV: She won't release the transcripts, and that just leaves to my imagination what has been said there.
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"We're not here to destroy your career or your image," one of the detectives said, according to transcripts.
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The transcripts cover speeches, rallies, meetings with congressional leaders, interviews with friendly news outlets, and, of course, tweets.
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On Wednesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee posted hundreds of pages of transcripts and documents related to the meeting.
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If you went back and looked at the transcripts, that's where a lot of the questioning was directed.
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Amazon says some of those transcripts or information gleaned from the transcripts are indeed not removed, both because the company has to scrub the data from various parts of its global data storage systems and because, in some cases, Amazon chooses to hold on to the data without telling the user.
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Context: These highly classified transcripts were obtained via FBI wiretap on Ambassador Kislyak — and that wiretap has not been acknowledged by prosecutors with the Justice Department, who failed to comply with the judge's order because they said they did not need to release transcripts that aren't vital to Flynn's prosecution.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierThe Hill's Morning Report - Transcripts expected to heat up impeachment battle Trump allies assail impeachment on process while House Democrats promise open hearings soon Speier: Hearing transcripts will likely be released in next five days MORE (D-Calif.) added on Sunday, potential evidence of bribery.
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"During the Russia investigation, Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee repeatedly promised to release all the transcripts when their work was completed, and then reneged when it became clear the transcripts would show how often they acted as defense lawyers for Donald Trump rather than objective fact finders," Schiff said Sunday.
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This means asking the local police department for incident reports, transcripts of 911 calls, photographs, interviews with responding officers.
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Clinton's pollster, gave little indication at a Wall Street Journal breakfast with reporters that the transcripts would be forthcoming.
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The reason why we're going to limit these transcripts is to avoid revictimizing those who went through this horror.
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As the investigators laboriously sifted through interview transcripts and network logs, they created a rough timeline of the attack.
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The unnamed Amazon user was even more surprised to find that the recordings and transcripts belonged to someone else.
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"Earnings transcripts reveal managers are preparing for further tightening of financial conditions and may heed our advice," he wrote.
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Ginsburg will continue to participate in the cases on the basis of the briefs and transcripts of oral arguments.
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Then, its army of freelancers sets to work on those automated transcripts to look for mistakes — and fixes them.
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A spokesman for Travelers and Progressive referred to transcripts with management comments made during earlier earnings or investor calls.
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Democrats have engaged in secret interviews, selective leaks, performances of transcripts that never happened, and lies about whistleblowers. pic.twitter.
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She still has a terrible answer to the question of why she won't release her Wall Street speech transcripts.
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"We're not able to get our transcripts or anything because nobody's at the schools to provide that," Ian said.
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Old letters, emails, and transcripts of AOL conversations between the women and Kricfalusi back up many of their claims.
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Better yet, use your ability to collect transcripts of user sessions to identify these moments when they actually happen.
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But one thing we've glossed over in today's resolution is that transcripts of these private depositions will become public.
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But one thing we've glossed over in today's resolution is that transcripts of these private depositions will become public.
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For one thing, some Republicans who have reviewed the transcripts say that they could actually hurt Mr. Trump's cause.
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The announcement came a day after the Washington Post published leaked transcripts of Trump's phone calls with foreign leaders.
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He tried to find the most accurate transcripts of the debates he had had with Douglas on the trail.
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It said it obtained Trump's tax information, including printouts from his official IRS tax transcripts, for 1985 through 1994.
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I searched Fox and MSNBC transcripts and didn't see any instances of the expletive being used on those channels.
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Wall Street speeches Also contained in the emails have been transcripts of paid speeches Clinton gave on Wall Street.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story states that David Garrow was working from transcripts of the FBI's tape.
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Bernie Sanders criticizing her for accepting around $225,000 per speech and repeatedly calling on her to release the transcripts.
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We just did a block on the Trump Tower meeting with Don Jr. and the transcripts that came out.
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Lynch told ABC's "This Week" program that the transcripts being released on Monday would not include such a pledge.
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The following month, according to her court-martial transcripts, Manning sought help from Assange in cracking the SIPRNet password.
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Maybe they were enrolling as lobbyists, requesting City Council transcripts or submitting their Oaths of Office as elected officials.
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I appreciated Sanders' response when Clinton said she'd release her transcripts of Wall Street speeches when everyone else did.
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Hanson, according to bail hearing transcripts, wanted him to try the same thing again—this time with $2.5 million.
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Their activities were described by Wright in his interviews with the ATO, of which Reuters has reviewed the transcripts.
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Bernie Sanders criticizing her for accepting around $231,21973 per speech and repeatedly calling on her to release the transcripts.
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The impeachment inquiry so far has played out through closed-door hearings, press leaks and several published deposition transcripts.
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The transcripts include the testimonies of Fiona Hill, President Trump's former adviser on Russia and Europe, and Lt. Col.
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They also cite transcripts of testimony in which he named police officers as being involved in the tax fraud.
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Clinton has also faced pressure from critics to release transcripts of her paid speeches to Goldman Sachs, among others.
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From the start, Republicans have demanded that Democrats release the full transcripts of all the closed-door witness depositions.
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The transcripts released Wednesday provide the most detailed version of events of that day we have seen to date.
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"I am going to release all of the transcripts I gave to Wall Street behind closed doors," he said.
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They also assert that transcripts of Comey's interviews show he was uncertain in his recollections of what really happened.
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The researchers have invited the public to help type up transcripts of various proceedings to create easily searchable texts.
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" Mr. Lewandowski was quick with a retort: "Did he ever release his transcripts or his admission to Harvard University?
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The Democrats' decision to release their rebuttal early, along with the 85033 interview transcripts, is likely to inflame Republicans.
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Along with transcripts of Cohen's testimony, the committee has also voted to release exhibits that Cohen provided the panel.
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He was scathing about her refusal to release the transcripts of her paid speeches to Goldman Sachs, for instance.
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In April 1974, the White House released more than 1,200 pages of edited transcripts of the Oval Office tapes.
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Clinton said she would be happy to release transcripts of her speeches, assuming her potential opponents did the same.
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There are 64 transcripts of testimony, according to a document released by Democrats in March, including 14 marked classified.
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"We thought, just by common sense, that gene transcripts should go away really fast after something dies," he says.
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On Thursday afternoon, they requested transcripts of the testimony given by Slager and the chief investigator on the case.
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The records and transcripts of those interviews will be part of the materials turned over to the federal government.
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That is the conclusion of three economists who used computers to parse 136 years of transcripts of congressional speeches.
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In March, Gowdy prevented Democrats from accessing testimony transcripts unless under GOP supervision, following a debate about alleged leaking.
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The former first lady said at last week's Democratic primary debate that she would "look into" releasing the transcripts.
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As he left the committee's secure spaces, Nunes was asked whether he voted to release the transcripts to Mueller.
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As things stand, the court releases transcripts after oral arguments, but an audio feed only appears the following Friday.
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The top post features the jury transcripts from Avery's murder trial, and it currently has more than 400 replies.
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His exchanges with Munch aficionados appear in the book as personal accounts or actual transcripts of what was said.
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His wife, Tanya Cormier, asked the police to help her get her children's transcripts, according to the police report.
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Bilefsky draws on interviews, court testimony and transcripts from the Metropolitan Police to put together a meticulously researched procedural.
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More: The Fed released transcripts of interviews with former U.S. presidents, detailing 215 years of the central bank's history.
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By default, it won't keep audio recordings of Siri interactions, but will use computer-generated transcripts to improve quality.
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Fret not, said Tim Collins, a Bell Pottinger managing director, per transcripts published by The Independent, a British newspaper.
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According to the transcripts, Hicks would not discuss conversations she had with the President while at the White House.
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Those changes have included limiting the distribution of the call transcripts, something that had been known for some time.
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Pence has previously said he has "no objection" to releasing the transcripts of his calls, but it hasn't happened.
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He also gave interviews under oath at the White House which were used as transcripts before the grand jury.
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Transcripts of the calls are also being given to a smaller number of officials, sources told the news network.
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The State Department told the press traveling with Pompeo that the department does not release transcripts for print roundtables.
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Transcripts of the interviews released this week show Crawford hasn't been asking many questions during the closed-door sessions.
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The evidence consisted largely of transcripts of taped phone conversations — the original tapes have never been produced in court.
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Transcripts of the Yalta Conference reveal as much about the personalities as the politics of Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin.
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Fortunately, for all of us here today and for our country, we had transcripts, we had transcribers -- professional transcribers.
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In 2018, President Bill Clinton's library released transcripts of his phone calls with President Boris N. Yeltsin of Russia.
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A whistleblower complaint also accuses the Trump administration of placing transcripts of the call on a highly classified server.
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No. One on the list is his call for her to release transcripts of her paid Wall Street speeches.
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Transcripts of 16 months of texts between Strzok and Page were released by the Justice Department in December 2017.
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But police records and trial transcripts show that Steward's views extended beyond the screeds contained in his court filings.
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The practice is largely seen as a way of keeping students from overscheduling to beef up their college transcripts.
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Transcripts of sidebar conferences typically are available to the public, on request from a stenographer who records the discussion.
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Republicans also rejected a measure to immediately send all of the transcripts to special counsel Robert Mueller, Schiff said.
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To date, the reports (and transcripts) of those interviews have backed up the redacted whistleblower complaint released last month.
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Tale of the transcripts Sondland's new memory is far from the only big news from the impeachment inquiry today.
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At that time, Facebook was trading in the $20s and Cramer started digging into the company's conference call transcripts.
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She added that she believes that the transcripts between Trump and the Ukrainian President should be released to Congress.
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But he said he was concerned about the precedent of releasing transcripts of presidential phone calls with foreign leaders.
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"He's spooked by the release, the unilateral release by other people of what transcripts are out there," Grassley said.
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Speier, the House Intelligence Committee Democrat, signaled that full transcripts of closed-door depositions might come out this week.
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Transcripts of their depositions show Democratic members repeatedly deferring to Goldman as he sought to establish the factual record.
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Here are some of the most baffling and entertaining excerpts hidden in the official transcripts documenting the historic probe.
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I carried a file of documents with me whenever I traveled — my student ID, bank statements, even college transcripts.
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And I have watched or read it all -- poring over the transcripts to find the most, um, notable quotes.
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Another Egyptian activist said transcripts of her emails and online chats with her partner were slipped under her door.
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On this, Amazon's spokeswoman told us that voice recordings and related transcripts are deleted when Alexa customers select to delete their recordings — pointing to the Alexa and Alexa Device FAQ where the company writes: "We will delete the voice recordings and the text transcripts of your request that you selected from Amazon's Cloud".
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Other details -- such as transcripts of calls from victims or audio -- were withheld to avoid further traumatizing victims, Hopper said.
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Transcripts from radio calls that night that have been introduced into evidence do not show he called for an ambulance.
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Protesters at Clinton events routinely yelled "Release your transcripts" and the phrase became a commonly used hashtag on social media.
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I WENT BACK AND READ THE FBI REPORTS AND INTERVIEWS OF HUMA ABEDIN AND I READ THE JUDICIAL WATCH TRANSCRIPTS.
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In interview transcripts, the deputies who fired at Finicum consistently report that he appeared to be reaching for a gun.
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He appeared in court again Thursday when a judge ordered transcripts from a grand jury hearing be unsealed and released.
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The student told investigators that Cruz said "you better get out of here," according to interview transcripts released on Friday.
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He says issues began when Ramsey attorneys asked for transcripts of initial interviews the couple had given to law enforcement.
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Those transcripts have yet to be released publicly, as they were sent to the intelligence community for a declassification review.
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Transcripts of witness depositions are usually very long documents, of which key excerpts are often all that's filed in court.
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Indeed, if leaked transcripts are to be believed, he's heaped praise on the drug campaign to Duterte over the phone.
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Some students have requested deadline extensions to apply for "early decision," since they can't get teacher recommendation letters or transcripts.
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Trump Jr. has, however, retweeted several tweets regarding WikiLeaks' recent release of several transcripts and emails pertaining to Hillary Clinton.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan said they have until May 31 to file the transcripts, and also requested the actual audio recordings.
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Hillary Clinton has not released the transcripts of the three speeches she gave to Goldman Sachs for $675,000 in 2013.
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Where's the magic button for generating a fully functional chatbot from FAQ/transcripts/databases, deployed to Platform X/Y/Z?
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He also said prosecutors decided to bring the case after transcripts of Cosby's deposition from the civil case became public.
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At the peak earlier this year, "blockchain" was mentioned 173 times, according to an analysis of company transcripts by Axios.
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The open Q&A was a response to The Verge publishing audio and transcripts from one of these internal meetings.
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These transcripts aren't currently being saved, but Google says they could be stored in your Call History in the future.
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These topics have all been touched on in the first two debates, according to a CNBC analysis of debate transcripts.
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The Clinton campaign declined to confirm the authenticity of any of the transcripts and CNN cannot independently confirm their authenticity.
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Current students should send a copy of their valid student identification card and transcripts that show their current enrollment status.
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But you can't do any of it without a ticket, so start gathering your transcripts and IDs and apply today.
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Transcripts were scored on length and originality, and the top entrants won prizes like an iPad and a MacBook Pro.
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Deep Content includes transcripts, audio, visual patterns and basically any form of data feed that describes the video content itself.
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This dynamic has prompted mainstream news outlets — particularly print— to publish transcripts of Trump interviews in conjunction with their interviews.
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"No, no, I'm not a racist," Trump said, according to a pool report and transcripts released by the White House.
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Sip coffee in my travel mug and try to evaluate a few students' transcripts before a busy day of meetings.
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Letters, memos, emails, transcripts related to the FCC complaint filed by Moody Law in 2012 and assigned to 12-C00417609.
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Transcripts will be released soon after oral arguments, but audio of oral arguments won't be released until the following Friday.
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The transcripts show the president's son outright denied his father had any knowledge of the Trump Tower meeting in advance.
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We've had transcripts of the calls, but this is the first time we hear Mateen's voice - and it's chilling. 5.
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Tracking down the doppelganger Craig said they launched their investigation into the case by reading police reports and trial transcripts.
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And Symone Sanders, a spokesman for the Vermont senator's campaign, called for the transcripts to be released before Tuesday's primary.
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They included transcripts of private interviews that the Dean conducted with people of interest in the Dear Black People party.
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The University of Southern California also blocked students linked to the scheme from registering for classes and getting their transcripts.
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Transcriptions of Kushner interviews before other congressional committees: Lowell said Kushner's team does not have transcripts, but the committees might.
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New York and Virginia are the only states that have laws requiring sexual assault offenses be listed on college transcripts.
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A third, even smaller circle exists, made up of those who had access to the transcripts before they were leaked.
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"To ask someone to review the 20 months of this case, transcripts, exhibits, it just cannot be done," O'Neill said.
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The following account is based on police reports, phone records, audio recordings, interview transcripts and other material obtained by CNN.
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With the release of the House deposition transcripts from key witnesses this week, those defenses look more threadbare than ever.
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U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan told them they would get transcripts of the testimony as soon as they were ready.
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For dialogue, they used transcripts from real trials typed up by his mother, who was a part-time court stenographer.
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In surveillance transcripts, Cerreti read about a meeting to discuss the death of a 'Ndranghetista killed in an internecine feud.
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The former first lady said at the Democratic primary debate last week that she would "look into" releasing the transcripts.
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The transcripts were the first released from the closed-door inquiry by the House Foreign Affairs, Intelligence and Oversight panels.
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Four of the attendees, including Trump Jr. and two of the Russians, backed up Kushner's recollection, according to the transcripts.
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Democrats have been releasing transcripts of the closed-door interviews as they prepare for public hearings in Congress next week.
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Investigators on Monday released two transcripts from closed-door meetings with a pair of former and current State Department officials.
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In their document, the Democrats said the transcripts are interviews with just five of the eight participants in the meeting.
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Everyone agrees, when they see the transcripts of his hapless calls, that he is more to be pitied than censured.
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He has also expressed concern that mortgage lenders will be unable to obtain tax transcripts to verify income for loans.
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The new rules require that ranking member Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) and other Democrats review the transcripts under Republican supervision.
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He also said his high school transcripts showed his involvement on the school basketball team, but said nothing about tennis.
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He also described it as "very customary" not to release transcripts of private interviews until after an investigation is complete.
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The New York Times published an editorial late Thursday calling on Clinton to release transcripts of her past paid speeches.
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Leyton said his office will be looking through the teens' school records this week, sifting through disciplinary records and transcripts.
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Ratcliffe claimed the word "bribery" only appeared once in the 10 sworn deposition transcripts and was not about Trump's actions.
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Conferences aren't televised, transcripts of them don't exist and very little is said about what happens behind the closed doors.
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Williams also denied a motion brought by media groups for access to sealed court records, trial transcripts and other documents.
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The key piece of evidence of Nixon's wrongdoing was secret White House tapes, edited transcripts of which are seen here.
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Soon after, portions of sealed transcripts leaked that implicate WikiLeaks and Assange in directing hackers to target governments and corporations.
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Clinton's speeches to Goldman Sachs and other financial firms, for which she was paid handsomely but has not released transcripts.
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Biden demanded Trump release transcripts of a call where he reportedly badgered Ukraine's leader to investigate his son 8 times
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After every legal setback, he studied court transcripts and wrote letters proclaiming his innocence to anyone who would read them.
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We thought in 603 that the record — thousands of pages of transcripts of hearings — wasn't enough for the Supreme Court.
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Instead, she contacted the Special Commissioner of Investigation to report that Mr. Taveras had changed course codes on student transcripts.
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I use an iPad to read books that aren't available in physical form and for long research papers and transcripts.
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Callimachi: From there —— Masood: If you look at his transcript —— Callimachi: He's able to get his hands on Huzayfah's transcripts.
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We were able to read all the transcripts, newspapers from around the country and testimony that came out during 1901.
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Jill Orcutt, U.C. Merced's associate vice chancellor for enrollment management, said incoming freshmen were repeatedly reminded about the transcripts deadline.
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House impeachment investigators released transcripts Monday for State Department officials David Hale and David Holmes' closed-door testimonies this month.
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She followed the cases by reading transcripts and briefs from home, and she will vote in the cases she missed.
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Mashable obtained transcripts from correspondents and connected with the companies in attendance, as well as spotted the most relevant tweets.
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There always seems to be something new to chew on, in this case the transcripts of HUAC's secret executive sessions.
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The California Democrat has already assured colleagues that the House intends to make the transcripts of its witness interviews public.
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The excerpts were from transcripts of audiotapes widely reported before to have been compiled from listening devices inside the consulate.
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She has read myriad transcripts of the House hearings and reports on the Ukraine matter and Mr. Trump, she said.
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Those transcripts were released by Representative Doug Collins of Georgia, the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, in May.
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"Read the Transcripts!" he wrote on Twitter during the hearing on Monday, a statement that has become a semiregular refrain.
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CNN's had a team reading through both sets of transcripts line-by-line and writing on them in real time.
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The service already gathers call data — like phone numbers, audio and call transcripts — into an online dashboard for further analysis.
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Indeed, transcripts show that farm policy hasn't come up even once during a presidential debate for the past 13 years.
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Democrats say all the transcripts should be released once the intelligence community combs through them and blacks out classified information.
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But many Republican senators won't comment on these developments because they say they've been too busy to read the transcripts.
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They accused Republicans of selectively leaking details of their testimony to the press and demanded that full transcripts be released.
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Simpson has called for his interview transcripts to be released, as has the top Democrat on the intelligence panel, Rep.
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Even as Trump has released the log of an additional phone call with Ukraine's President, the Pence transcripts remain unseen.
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They got caught running a sham impeachment process featuring secret depositions, hidden transcripts, and an unending flood of Democrat leaks.
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