"We got a bunch of calls from people wanting to know about, for instance, motion offense, or wanting to know about our press," Huggins said in a phone interview last month.
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He's constantly wanting to know and constantly wanting to develop.
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Wanting to know why it does the things it does.
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I kept wanting to know more and more about her.
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"I kept wanting to know why he shot me," she testified.
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Have you been wanting to know how someone feels about you?
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Claus keeps calling us, wanting to know when we'll be home.
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I was definitely guilty of wanting to know more about Mrs.
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And he was in the category of wanting to know why.
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I go back and forth between wanting to know everything and nothing.
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Screaming, Lincoln chases after him, wanting to know why he's doing this.
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I can't imagine Congress not wanting to know answers to those questions.
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Dozens of guests surrounded the senator, wanting to know his election predictions.
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Wagner followed up, wanting to know if he'd gotten the shirt legally.
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Teerawat eyes us warily, wanting to know where it will be published.
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Then his daughter was approached by people wanting to know their opening hours.
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I found myself wanting to know more about the man behind these lists.
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I'm constantly posting what I'm reading and wanting to know what you're reading!
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Like, what is it sitting there in the hotel you're wanting to know?
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Let's say someone comes in wanting to know more about, say, the martini.
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And you leave wanting to know more about the sociology of this tribe.
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"Lots of people are anxious, wanting to know where things are," said Rep.
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But wanting to know about moderate shaking seems like a legitimate request to me.
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"People are still wanting to know more about it and ask questions," Kramer adds.
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"More people come in here wanting to know about Bonnie and Clyde," she said.
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Every day, these women call me, wanting to know how their children are doing.
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Three decades later, Claudia visits Helge, wanting to know why he gave her the book.
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"There was just such an explosion of people wanting to know my story," he said.
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There's something guilt-inducing about even wanting to know exactly how the Clinton campaign imploded.
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And this song has left me wanting to know more about what she can do, musically.
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In the age of genomics, we may even have a medical rationale for wanting to know.
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Every year hundreds of foreigners arrive wanting to know the secrets to his elite clinch game.
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People wanting to know when the renovation on the neighborhood's Billie Holiday Theater will be done.
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It all started with Kimmy wanting to know more about the government's decision to defund the institution.
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One neighbor kept peeking around the corner of his house, wanting to know what was going on.
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Surprised, confused and wanting to know more, Ballard arranged to speak with Doug's father: the doctor himself.
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Audible approached Scalzi, wanting to know if he'd be interested in a new short, audio-only project.
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He imagined that the same will happen for biologists wanting to know the structure of a protein.
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It stems from me wanting to know what something is going to look like when I'm done.
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"We struggle a lot with wanting to know genes that are linked to behavior," Dr. vonHoldt said.
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CREATING DRAMA Boiling it down to its essence, keeping the audience wanting to know what happens next.
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Readers will find themselves wanting to know more, wondering what is fact and what is Letts's imagination.
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Suddenly, we had people really turning to us and wanting to know what our response to this was.
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It's one of those conversations falconers often have, like 1960s stoners wanting to know if J.F.K. got high.
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Non-profits working with Impact Shares have been approached by firms wanting to know how they can improve.
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Dozens of threads popped up with users wanting to know dealers' Wickr names and how it all worked.
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"I still get emails every week from people reaching out, wanting to know more about it," he said.
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The role of these officers was so crucial that one is left wanting to know more about them.
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"It's had a huge impact on guests, with many wanting to know where to buy it," he says.
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While this documentary leaves you wanting to know more about his beliefs, the introduction alone is valuable enough.
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Some advisers say their threshold for wanting to know about a client's out-of-budget expenditure is around $2,000.
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Just in terms of people wanting to know about where he came from and what his family was like.
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The cat and her wild proportions prompted more than 1,600 comments wanting to know more about this little lady.
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Wanting to know what others think of us is a basic human desire that's not going away anytime soon.
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Wanting to know a bit more, I asked some women I matched with why they're not down with hookups.
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Wanting to know what killed it, scientists brought the cetacean's 13,000-pound body to a lab for a necropsy.
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McCain talked about his cancer diagnosis in the documentary and wanting to know how long he has to live.
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One day in 1996, Ladies' Home Journal called, wanting to know President Bill Clinton's favorite flavor of Jell-O.
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" She added, "I came out of it with a sense of who Avery was, but wanting to know more.
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I mean I'm sympathetic to the Prime Minister for everyone wanting to know every move she's going to make.
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Think corpses and detectives wanting to know how long that body has been in a storage locker or suitcase.
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Wanting to know more about threesomes in their own right, he decided to conduct research on the subject himself.
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"The things that are prevalent for every designer: feeling let down or emotionally spent after you finish something big, and on top of that, constantly wanting to hear feedback, but not wanting to hear feedback, wanting to know people love you, but not wanting to know people love you," Ms. Lyons said.
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DNA testing kits have been a game changer for people wanting to know more about their genetic makeup and ancestry.
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How can we stop ourselves from wanting to know what happens next when they keep sucking us into their stories?
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Wanting to know if Saint George could avoid this fate, I rewatched Carlin's 1999 HBO special You Are All Diseased.
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Crescent Hardy asked Trump the first question, wanting to know how the real estate mogul would appeal to Hispanic voters.
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I moaned last week about not knowing anything about Naz and wanting to know more about him as a person.
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But it seems impossible to come away from it without wanting to know more about where your meat comes from.
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The next day, I got a text from him wanting to know if I want to come over for a beer.
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I learned about things by seeing a reference to something, not getting it, and wanting to know what the reference was.
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She recalls watching Westerns and wanting to know more about the love interests, the "bad" girls, the girls who get kidnapped.
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It could be a sign that you're a micromanager if you're always wanting to know what your employees are up to.
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This ambitious profile written by a triumvirate of talented Timeswomen revealed so much and still left me wanting to know more.
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Kapur also said individuals wanting to know if their feet overpronate would need to be evaluated by a physical therapist or specialist.
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"There are families who have been calling us wanting to know if it will be available to a loved one," Monning said.
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Perhaps that is too much information for fans simply wanting to know why hits and runs are so elusive for the Yankees.
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DD: I think it's more about Microsoft wanting to know you, the B2B user, and how you engage with business productivity tools.
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He began by wanting to know how the steam locomotives worked and how the switch changed tracks, and the questions only continued.
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"Families understandably get upset and then lash out, wanting to know why their child was able to get this information," Nitschke said.
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One could also imagine an employer wanting to know if an air traffic controller, for example, will risk a sudden heart attack.
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" He noted that "it seems impossible to come away from it without wanting to know more about where your meat comes from.
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That's because this isn't just about the public wanting to know — the information is critical to our democracy and rule of law.
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Wanting to know more about the impact our stressful lifestyles have on our complexions, I asked some skin-care experts for the lowdown.
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He pays a visit to Junebug, wanting to know exactly where she went during her prolonged absence — and who helped her run away.
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"It bothered me that people were so wrapped up in wanting to know [about] Jack's death," the actor tells the New York Post.
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I like the enthusiasm behind everyone wanting to know, but it's a good feeling to have that enthusiasm, so let's hold onto it.
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She describes the mothers and fathers who call, wanting to know how to best support their daughters who aren't ready to call themselves.
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It was all the same sort of feeling, I think, of wanting to be comforted, of wanting to know that it was 'O.
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Is society getting to my head, and I just think I am being controlling for wanting to know the sexual and intimate landscape?
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By contrast, doctors wanting to know why an AI system made a clinical diagnosis are going to want a far more detailed explanation.
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I got angry missives last weekend from outraged salespeople wanting to know why I suggested that prospects ask them to disclose their commissions.
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That's a kind of target that would make sense — in terms of them wanting to know things about what is going on here.
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Their daughters call often, wanting to know the financial picture, but the parents are not ready to talk in more than broad brush strokes.
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The gang members were professionally engaged in the project, he added, wanting to know how much guns cost in various parts of the city.
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I'm more wanting to know, what does that feel like, where you're traveling in spaceships or pods that take you to a new place?
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"Tupelo coliseum officials say they've been bombarded with concerned parents wanting to know if two of the fictional characters are gay," the newspaper noted.
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"I don't blame people for wanting to know," said Dorothy Cochrane, curator for the Aeronautics Department at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
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"I don't blame people for wanting to know (what happened), and it is one of the greatest mysteries of the 20th century," Cochrane said.
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"Now I get four in less than 10 minutes," from people wanting to know how to get work permits and permanent residency, she said.
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He remembers being a young boy watching his mother perform on stage, wanting to know how it felt to make people happy with music.
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Members wanting to know which booths are safe to use in the meanwhile are told to contact the community team at their WeWork location.
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Joachim Peiper, came to the café, shouting at his immediate subordinate wanting to know what had delayed his advance for more than 12 hours.
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I mean, how are they ... if I were an investor in Disney, I'd be wanting to know what are the new things they're seeding?
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The researchers compared arrest rates on both treatment and control days, wanting to know if minorities were arrested more or less frequently on either day.
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Wanting to know why that is, and what stands in the way of a more modern ad, I brought my complaints to the brands themselves.
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This isn't rooted in paranoia as much as in wanting to know all the secrets and inner workings of the tin cans we fly in.
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The comparisons, the constant questions from the news media and strangers wanting to know more about her brother, Sidney, were overwhelming and invasive at times.
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That I came away from Tacoma wanting to know more about the fates of everyone I'd "met" is a compliment to any character-focused drama.
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The Ethicist's response to a mother wanting to know if she should protect her daughter from her husband's bullying during horseplay danced around the core.
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Sure, that may sound like the epitome of 1% privilege, but that doesn't stop us from wanting to know about every single item in her basket.
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If you came here wanting to know what the next Deadpool movie will be about, you should have known we wouldn't be getting a straight answer.
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It was then seen by fans in Big Sur, CA. Users wanting to know the next location need to keep an eye on the countdown clock.
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That's exactly what happened with this guy who just stood in front of me angrily, wanting to know where he was meant to put his stuff.
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In a similar vein, many customers asked me, as well as other employees, all kinds of rude questions, including wanting to know how much we made.
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The meltdown in Britain has some foreign investors wanting to know if Britain has "lost its mind," said Tina Fordham, chief global political analyst for Citigroup.
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Occasionally, she said, she had to explain the situation to a security guard who tapped on her window, wanting to know what was going on inside.
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" Regarding Brexit negotiations, Dudley said that he was sympathetic to U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May "for everyone wanting to know every move she's going to make.
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She marched into her boss's office with "the brashness only a 210-year-old could muster" wanting to know why she was making so much less.
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In a way, our brains are tricked into feeling an intense familiarity with these famous people—which hoodwinks us into wanting to know even more about them.
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A Babel-like array of introverted faith groups and a secular majority struggle to co-exist, without knowing or even wanting to know much about one another.
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It left me wanting to know more about how the show's 2019 differs from our real-world version — up to and including how superheroes exist within it.
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The thrill of suspense can only take you so far; wanting to know the details of Frankie's murder just aren't enough to make a captivating Scandal season.
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Someone wanting to know how many bottles of wine I buy per month, if I still drive a Subaru or watch shows where they hunt for Bigfoot.
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In 2017, I decided that I'd had enough of what people would think, and succumbed to my desire of wanting to know and date trans women seriously.
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In a way, our brains are tricked into feeling an intense familiarity with these famous people — which hoodwinks us into wanting to know even more about them.
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With its historical and contemporary plot lines, the play tells important stories of cultural and domestic violence, but the characters leave us wanting to know them better.
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But when they meet face-to-face for the camera, you may be wanting to know more about the behind-the-scenes process that got them there.
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"This is the best they can do?" asked Zuhair Darwish, as his brother's wife in Jordan kept calling, desperate, wanting to know whether to plan a funeral.
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Whitehouse and myself - wanting to know if there's evidence of a warrant issued by the Trump campaign," the South Carolina Republican told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day.
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Whitehouse and myself -- wanting to know if there's evidence of a warrant issued by the Trump campaign," the South Carolina Republican told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day.
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So users wanting to know how Natural Cycles stacks up against the pill, for example, or vs using condoms do not yet have any way to know that.
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Wanting to know more about those kinds of cases, I got in touch with five lawyers and asked about the human horror stories that affected them the most.
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So (LVMH's) ability to buy new brands has been more challenging and even consumers have an increasingly sophisticated knowledge of authenticity and (wanting to know) what's the story.
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But after putting up a mini trailer on social media, people were blowing up my phone wanting to know what it was about and asking to see it.
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Think about it: How often have you asked someone, "How are you?" without really wanting to know the answer, or the intention to respond outside of routine politeness?
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Common was leaving Equinox when we asked him about Lillard's rhyming ... wanting to know if the NBA star actually has the goods when it comes to hip-hop.
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With the immense effort that goes into "The Floating Piers," you can't help wanting to know more about its construction and funding, and about Christo's life and background.
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It was the Jewish-mother version of Larry Kramer, where he was very interested in our lives, he was very much wanting to know who we were seeing.
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He said very little about himself when he first came onto the show, but what he did say had us scratching our heads and wanting to know more.
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Garnett plays a sympathetic protagonist in her (and her estranged father's) stories, while I came away feeling both disturbed by and wanting to know more about the Troubles.
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Bullock is no firebreather, further complicating the task, so expect him to lean heavily on his status in Montana and hope that viewers come away wanting to know more.
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Their clothes, their houses, their over-the-top rich (mostly) white lady-ness — they all blend together in an effervescent fantasy of wanting to know them and be them.
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What I sense in my inbox, maybe your-all's inboxes are similar, people feeling starved or not nourished by the news, wanting to know what the heck to trust.
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Wanting to know more, I interviewed Dr. Leonardo Trasande of New York University about his research on the hormone-altering chemicals in plastics and how they are affecting children.
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Gizmodo reached out to Nintendo at the time to ask about the deal, but its phone line appeared to be overwhelmed by others wanting to know the same thing.
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For our Canadian friends, the dream ended before the train even came to a stop: Taxi drivers leaned in through the windows, wanting to know where they were going.
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They had questions about my design process, wanting to know how I iron and assemble large pieces, and asking how I turned a child's craft into a professional medium.
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"You get held to a higher standard than your opponent for potentially arbitrary or maybe even sexist reasons," she said, wanting to know how Warren would navigate around sexist attacks.
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"It was just wanting [to know] that they were going to have their own identities and wanting to, from as early on as possible, [encourage] their own identities," she explains.
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He rounded the bases and encountered not only a series of high-fives in the dugout but a couple of inquiring teammates wanting to know details of the home run.
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The tracker, organized by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), is run by volunteers who field calls from curious children wanting to know where Santa is as Christmas approaches.
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The American people would be justified in wanting to know why there was a crisis in the first place, not just that the system will better survive the next one.
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This is the hardest thing for me right now — answering all these questions from people reaching out to me on Instagram, wanting to know where they can buy these things.
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The novel's brilliance is that we, wanting to know what happened to that sleeping girl, become Mallarino's accomplices; the novel's genius is that we, greedy for certainty, become Mallarino's prey.
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Dr. Houseknecht said that the geological survey had received calls from companies as far away as Australia wanting to know how they could get access to the existing seismic data.
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Further Reading If you found yourself wanting to know more about the movie and the time period in which it is set, take a look at this selection of books.
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Wanting to know what to make of the difference, I spoke with 23andMe population genetics expert Kasia Bryc, and Cathy Ball, Ancestry's Cathy Ball, vice president of genomics and bioinformatics.
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Getting a clearer view into home life for Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin) and Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) was also an added bonus—though it left me wanting to know more about their families.
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In an anguished video post near the end of his first week in Wuhan, he said the police had called him, wanting to know where he was, and questioned his parents.
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One was from a salesperson with Leading Health Source, a Las Vegas-based nutritional supplements company, wanting to know how her mother was feeling and if her new pills were helping.
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After President Donald Trump proposed his ban on admitting refugees into the country, the Atlanta-based international aid organization received queries from several schools wanting to know what they could do.
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And you can appreciate this smart novel of ideas while also wanting to know how the women might have felt about this profound and intimate betrayal even before they started talking.
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But visitors may leave wanting to know more about those producers, or the relationship between soft power and big data — in short, about the new avenues for political influence and persuasion.
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Across Silicon Valley, tech recruiters said job applicants in general were asking more hard questions during interviews, wanting to know specifically what they would be asked to do at the company.
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From a poem about how "the future is made" to tales of time travel, apocalypse and robots, each of these creative pieces left us wanting to know what would happen next.
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It explains just enough about the dogs to leave you wanting to know more, and frustrated when you don't, but it also maybe explains too much to leave them a satisfying mystery.
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Leaving the auditorium, whole classes of local schoolgirls in their pristine uniforms mobbed me, wanting to know who my favorite doctor was and pose with me for one group selfie after another.
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One day I got a call from some Macklemore-sounding kid who said he did something for Zayn Malik, wanting to know if he could pay me to fly to Las Vegas.
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And with Season 7 arriving tomorrow, you'd be forgiven for having lost the thread along the way (or just wanting to know what your friends and/or relatives are talking about already).
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Details of Bob Dylan's receipt of his Nobel literature prize were being kept under close wraps on Saturday leaving those wanting to know more about it blowin' in the wind.
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In another joke, U.S. President Barack Obama angrily throws an intelligence report on the table, wanting to know what sort of advanced weapons system could cause Beijing to vanish from satellite surveillance.
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I think that it's just cool because it's like a universal sentiment, wanting to know somebody deeper — and it's said in a really interesting, fresh way that I've never really heard before.
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The action ranged from calling on Gianforte to immediately resign, recall petitions ,and protests [all the way] to a few wanting to know how they could donate to his re-election campaign.
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"I don't think there's a loss of any moral high ground in wanting to know what was going to be the process and what was the response from the accused," said Rep.
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But with so much detail missing from the published results it would be easy for a reader to question the validity of the research, rather than be left wanting to know more.
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Father Simon, who left Vietnam in 1984, said he had been fielding calls from families in Vietnam, wanting to know if he could tell them whether their children were in the trailer.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.), a member of Graham's committee, told reporters earlier Wednesday that he had "no problem" with Mueller testifying, wanting to know why he was "unhappy" with Barr.
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The app, Family Locator, built by Australia-based software house React Apps, allows families to track each other in real-time, such as spouses or parents wanting to know where their children are.
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In fact, I didn't even think about it until someone, wanting to know how I came to write about food, asked me to describe the dish my mother made that I loved most.
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Wanting to know more, we got in touch with one of the brains behind the US-based site—which allows producers and artists to buy and sell songs anonymously—to talk about the business.
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I began writing to him in March, and though he responded each time, he kept me at arm's length, wanting to know more about my intentions before committing to meet or talk to me.
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The big question regarding this reported sequel (aside from wanting to know how fast it can get on our screens) is how the neat and tidy ending of the film will spark more story.
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Grassroots groups like Mobilizing Montclair have arisen from ashes of the Clinton campaign and the local Democratic Party reports it has been inundated with calls from volunteers wanting to know how they can help.
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" Another man, Gary Payne, who was interviewed near the school, told CNN affiliate WJZ: "If it was my son, I would be highly upset, asking questions, wanting to know what happened prior to it.
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"I agree with Governor DeSantis for wanting to know how all school districts in Florida manage money and security issues that impact school safety," Runcie said in a statement obtained by CNN affiliate WFOR.
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NHS funding is one of the most hotly contested issues in British politics, with all parties wanting to know how to maintain universal access to care at a time of rising costs and demand.
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According to a story last week from the Huffington Post, Yeatman was recently approached by a woman wanting to know why Netflix still employed Masterson, who has been accused by multiple women of sexual assault.
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That, he said, leaves pharma companies wanting to know more about their business, supply chain and the competitive landscape, while governments and NGOs are deprived of important data that can shape policy or detect outbreaks.
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I don't think I could have written a book about vinegar and not included a recipe for how to make it—all the chefs wanting to know how would have thrown it in the trash.
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The relationship started to deteriorate after she says he became extremely possessive and jealous, wanting to know who she was with at all times and accusing her of cheating, so she decided to end it.
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On January 30, Chen uploaded a video to his YouTube channel in which he said police had called him wanting to know where he was and had questioned his parents, according to the Associated Press.
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The Cowgirls say they receive about 50 emails a day from people wanting to know how they can get started riding horses in their towns, with many more messages coming in through their Facebook page.
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"The global picture is of the community left alone with no one from the state or authorities really wanting to know what's happening inside, letting people organize themselves — for good things and bad things," Moniquet added.
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"If we have a mom who is really anxious and calls the prison wanting to know if her son is sick, we will tell that offender, 'Call your mom and tell her you're OK,'" Randolph said.
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The latest clinical trial, however, compares Trelegy to two more modern two-drug combinations and was seen as a more critical test for doctors wanting to know if the new product really delivers an added benefit.
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Back in 2013, after that Game 1 victory in Miami, Leonard stood in the Spurs' cramped locker room, offering answers bland and brief to reporters wanting to know how he had held James to 18 points.
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But that has not kept their children and grandchildren from wanting to know their stories, especially as the 75th anniversaries of the D-Day invasion and the other triumphs of the war's final year have neared.
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In the meantime, those wanting to know how to keep their name in the conversation even when they don't have a brand to go with it could do worse than consider the strategy of Mr. Slimane.
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"Earlier in the year people were writing in, wanting to know when the release date for his next book was so that they could plan their vacation around when the book came out," Mr. Steck said.
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"Patients often come back after a loss wanting to know what their recurrence risk is," said Dr. Kathryn Gray, a high-risk obstetrician at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, who participates in reviews of stillbirth cases.
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Buffett said Sloan called him Wednesday wanting to know if he could talk the next day, but Buffett told him he was going to be out of the office all day and so Sloan told him the news.
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A reporter called after the up-and-coming Iowan, wanting to know how she thought her speech went on Monday night (these were political analogues to the sportswriters' "What were you thinking when you scored that touchdown?" questions).
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This might be uncomfortable to ask, but Harrison says it's not uncommon to ask and that it shows you are being smart and analytical by wanting to know why someone may have been unhappy in this role previously.
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George Yancy: We stand with our brothers and sisters in North Korea who may feel as we do, wanting to know us, possibly to love us, but who have not been given the opportunity because of your regime.
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Floridians had a higher interest in politics compared with overall reader submissions — for example, wanting to know which of the other candidates they would support in a general election or whom they would choose as a running mate.
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Looking at 364 questions from moms-to-be, they found the most common question (24.7%) came from pregnant women wanting to know if their cannabis use could be detected by doctors, for fear of getting penalized or reprimanded.
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In the spirit of public interest and always wanting to know gross and weird stories, we spoke to people who work—or recently worked—in the UK zoo industry to find out what the public doesn't know about zoos.
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Back in November, Rosângela Ribeiro, the veterinary programs director for World Animal Protection (WAP), emailed the Rio 2016 sustainability department wanting to know what they planned to do with stray dogs and cats found during construction of Rio's venues.
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But advocacy groups that support increased gun control say they sense a new kind of participation in more subtle ways, such as calls from gun owners wanting to know what the groups do, and a greater willingness to listen.
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I've found that some people are really confused by it, and often in conversations regarding gender markers, I find that people bring up wanting to know what I, or others that identify like I do, were assigned at birth.
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I like to think of the region as a sprawling artists' colony, where everyone is almost pathologically productive, keeping a safe distance from one another in their secluded studios while still wanting to know what everyone is working on.
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Picture this: As you're circulating through holiday social engagements this season, you're consistently intercepted on your way to the pigs in a blanket by admirers wanting to know where your leopard coat or perfectly cut plaid pants are from.
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While it could have been a rehashing of things we already know, this movie gives new insight into the former First Lady's life and legacy — and it also left me wanting to know everything I could about the Kennedy family.
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President Barack Obama, who spoke of sensible gun control in response to Orlando, urged the nation to recognize that asking how such carnage can be wrought is as important a question to ask as wanting to know why it happened.
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There are dozens of Reddit boards with people wanting to know how to "trigger" the whoosh effect, wondering how long it takes to experience the whoosh effect, and sharing advice for how to tell when you're in the midst of it.
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And I think that comes from a very strong European culture of wanting to know that: I know who I am and I know my relationship with the people who sell me things, and I would like to be in control.
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Search-optimized coverage tends toward the uncomfortably direct because it reveals people's private desires: Google won't judge you for wanting to know the kind of scarf Kate Spade used to hang herself or how much money Bourdain was leaving behind.
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One 2016 survey found that, though only about 20 percent of Americans were unwilling to try cultured meat, many had plenty of reasonable concerns, like price, whether the burger tastes good, and wanting to know more about how it's made.
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"When we have players who now step up and self-report, we take that as positive news that players are now empowered, wanting to know what is going on and taking steps to protect themselves," NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith said.
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That old pang of wanting to know what all this stuff was hit me, and when the kindly counterwoman offered to slice some chicken-and-parsley sausage for me, I thought it might not be too late to start finding out.
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Read more: Everything you've been wanting to know about Burning Man, the wild 9-day arts event in the Nevada desert frequented by celebs and tech mogulsBut one such campsite, called Humano the Tribe, won't be at Burning Man this year.
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People sometimes ask how I overcame my fear of public speaking, wanting to know if there&aposs a workshop they can sign up for or trick they can use when they&aposre up on stage, feeling like they might vomit.
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"Right now, we are in the mode wanting to know the truth, wanting the facts so that our chairpersons and members of the committees can take a look into this going forward," Pelosi told her caucus on the call Saturday.
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Anyone wanting to know what a real pitch process is like could do a lot worse then watch them to see what works, what doesn't, the kinds of questions you get, how people can answer those questions well and answer them badly.
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Repeatedly, Newman addresses her true subject directly, asking, "Did you get all that, American poetry?" in one poem and telling it, "You have to look closer" in a second and wanting to know, "Did you see that coming, American poetry?" in a third.
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They were especially curious about what role the White House's social media director, Dan Scavino, may have had in finding and distributing the clip—wanting to know if HanAssholeSolo had been in contact with Scavino, and if so, who had initiated it.
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At this point you're probably just wanting to know which is better, but there's no easy answer—manufacturers stick their own proprietary technologies on top of these displays, and so an OLED display doesn't necessarily beat an LCD display or vice versa.
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And as much as I wanted to love the app's "sleep stories," which are guided voices meant to lull you into dreamland, they had the opposite effect, making me more anxious wanting to know where the story was going (spoiler alert: nowhere).
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"This wanting to know before you start voting what the final product is going to look like is strange," Cornyn said, in an apparent reference to the open amendment process that would take place if the motion to proceed vote is successful.
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But Mr. Calloway, the legendary coach and mentor with failing vision, says he can see into the future — 20, 30, 40 years from now — when a long-ago decision will have children wanting to know the story behind the name on a sign.
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The centre itself was created as a response to beekeepers wanting to know more about what's hurting their bees, so they also offer fee-for-service testing on honey bees to identify the bacteria, fungi, mites and viruses that might be afflicting them.
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Baldwin began The Fire Next Time with a letter to his 15-year-old nephew, James, accusing his fellow Americans of the unforgivable crime of having destroyed and continuing to destroy thousands of black lives without knowing and without wanting to know.
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"Right now, we are in the mode (of) wanting to know the truth, wanting the facts so that our chairpersons and members of the committees can take a look into this going forward," said Pelosi, according to the person on the call.
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"Right now, we are in the mode (of) wanting to know the truth, wanting the facts so that our chairpersons and members of the committees can take a look into this going forward," Pelosi said, according to a person on the call.
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Bob Joffer, from Yankton, South Dakota, was on the line, wanting to know if he, as a private citizen, could build a satellite dish and put it in his yard to receive satellite broadcasts, and would it be legal to do so.
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Count me among them — and among those who've read George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novels and felt torn between wanting to know how the story ends and wondering how the original writer might have delivered the same conclusion.
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While he doesn't do so much to challenge theater's conventions, Quesne creates one of the festival's more satisfying performances that left me wanting to know more about the relationship between his subjects, proving you can challenge an audience without necessarily doing battle with form.
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F.M. SCHEREREmeritus professorHarvard UniversityCambridge, Massachusetts The Free exchange column in the November 11th issue told the tale from 1955 of Jawaharlal Nehru, India's then prime minister, wanting to know whether the Soviet economic system could work if it was "shorn of violence and coercion".
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"I don't blame people for wanting to know (what happened), and it is one of the greatest mysteries of the 20th century because she was so well known," said Dorothy Cochrane, the curator for the Aeronautics Department at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
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Consumers wanting to know where ingredients come from and why they are needed in a product have pushed companies like Campbell Soup, General Mills and Nestlé to rid many of their products of substances such as carrageenan, high-fructose corn syrup and artificial colorings.
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For people wanting to know more about the virus, the app contains resources that can tell you about the history and origins of HIV and the difference between HIV and AIDS, as well as providing research and information about the extent of HIV's stigma.
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Read more: Everything you've been wanting to know about Burning Man, the wild 9-day arts event in the Nevada desert frequented by celebs and tech mogulsTwo attendees had their tickets paid for by their company, 15Five, a performance management software group in San Francisco.
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In other words, it sounds like anyone looking wanting to know how Stranger Things season two will expand on season one should go watch Ridley Scott's Alien — famed for its mysteries, cosmic horrors, and suspense with gory payoffs — and then compare it to Cameron's Aliens.
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I dug through it all, a wide-eyed rising college junior embarking on a newspaper internship, navigating both my first summer in the city and the requisite existential free fall of wanting to know my place in the world, but not knowing how to find it.
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It's more about wanting to know the number so we can make an assessment of the impact of the hurricane -- and then we can have a discussion about what policies we need to change in order to prevent excess deaths in the event of another natural disaster.
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Read more: Everything you've been wanting to know about Burning Man, the wild 9-day arts event in the Nevada desert frequented by celebs and tech mogulsBut the cost of attending Burning Man can come to thousands of dollars between tickets, transportation, accommodations, supplies, and costumes.
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" Putting the Asian longhorned tick in perspective Erika Machtinger, an assistant professor of entomology in Pennsylvania State University's College of Agriculture, said what's "wonderful" about the new study is that it gives the "information everybody's wanting to know: Where could it go, or where could it be?
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I spoke to the king yesterday, the crown prince, today wanting to know what was going on, what was happening, and he said very strongly that he and his father knew nothing about it but they are starting a major, they've already started a major investigation to find out.
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Those who buy a new album by The Killers, Don't Waste Your Wishes, on iTunes will see the entire purchase go to (RED), while anyone wanting to know more about the battle against AIDS can avail themselves of a free download of Spike Jonze's 2010 documentary The Lazarus Effect.
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Southwest Airlines Co, which operates the largest fleet of 737 MAX 8s, said it remained confident in the safety of all its Boeing planes even as it received a rush of queries from customers wanting to know if they were booked to fly on a 737 MAX 8.
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Southwest Airlines Co, which operates the largest fleet of 737 MAX 8s, said it remained confident in the safety of all its Boeing planes even as it received a rush of queries from customers wanting to know if they were booked to fly on a 13 MAX 8.
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"I would be talking to my mom and he would come and turn the lights off and walk out of the room," Pack explains, adding that Jim controlled her mother's access to money and called occasionally when she was out, wanting to know her whereabouts and who was around her.
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Every time he stepped away from his desk last week, the supervisor of the Town of Greenburgh returned to a voice mail message from a resident wanting to know if it was possible to prepay at least a portion of the 2018 property tax bill in the waning days of 2017.
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The story she constructed, set in the summer of 1938, keeps you wanting to know more, particularly as we are brought closer to La Prairie and its house party of gilded expats, one more lithe, epigrammatic and oblique than the next, united only by their reliance on Sara and by their self-absorption.
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Because the team knew they would continue the work with a more rigorous crossover study and produce a "more extensive write-up of the data where we go into the real hard numbers of it all," they wanted to make sure the short report left readers wanting to know more, Konhilas says.
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I think a lot more people in their 50s to 70s are asking a lot more questions wanting to know more about it, but I also feel that you have a lot of negative [attention] with people are on that bandwagon of [people overdosing] shouldn't be given Narcan, just let them die.
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Wanting to know more about what may very well be the most metal band to have ever graced this godforsaken planet, I gave JBOT a call as he and his robo-bandmates were slogging through Louisiana on their "20 Years of Suffering" tour in support of the band's latest album, 'Endless Circle of Bullshit.
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For his part, Barr has indicated a willingness to provide a summary of the report's highlights, but that's cold comfort for those wanting to know more than just whether Mueller found evidence sufficient to charge and convict individuals with a crime (Mueller has already answered that in the affirmative via dozens of indictments to date).
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The only problem, though, is that we, along with the rest of Fur Deluxe's followers, can't seem to figure out how to buy them (they're not currently available on the "shop" section of its site); commenters, including fashion bloggers like Camille Charriere, are desperately wanting to know when and where they can purchase a pair — and for how much.
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On the day the draft encryption bill was introduced, Mr. Wyden, who voted against the 2012 copyright bills known as the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect Intellectual Property Act, which were also opposed by the tech industry, said he had been flooded with calls from tech companies wanting to know what he would do.
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If the audience was also left with questions, was also wanting to know what it said on that suicide note, if the audience also felt like they never got to know him but only got to know him through the memories of these two women, who both were pushing and pulling to control his story after the fact.
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She Said officially hit bookstores on Tuesday, one year after Ford's testimony during Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, and two years after the publication of Kantor and Twohey's first Times story about movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, a man accused of conduct so repulsive, it could reasonably leave readers not wanting to know much more.
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I got married before the rise of smartphones; I had a few bad years on JDate but nothing much else — just large swaths of Syrian men from Deal, N.J., wanting to know if I would be a good second wife for them, if I was "serious" about settling down, if I had a family history of infertility.
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What can be so exciting about books is watching authors end up far from where they began, carried forth by not knowing, wanting to know, then slowly knowing more, realizing what is still not known, plowing on, thinking, rethinking, going on a meandering intellectual journey that justifies you later going on a fractal of that journey with them.
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I was sick to the point where I've been in bed for the past four weeks, haven't left this apartment for six," she told Barcroft TV. "It's been a lot, not only physically, but emotionally, and it has a lot of people concerned, and a lot of people really wanting to know what's going on, especially family and close friends.
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Just ask the mother of four small children whose school and daycare are closed, who called us wanting to know if she'll be fired for calling out of work, or the single mom of a toddler who called struggling to figure out childcare so she can keep earning a living, or the 8.5 million other single moms just like her.
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This is the most special element of the book, the way it balances on the fence between genres—there is suspense that comes from wanting to solve the murders, and then another layer of suspense hovering above that, that comes from wanting to know which type of book it will turn out you have been reading: a crime novel or a fairy tale.
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In a matter of minutes, the comment section was filled with responses: past alumni sharing fond memories of their student days at the MCA; Memphians expressing sadness at the fact that the city will lose a pivotal member of its arts community; but above all, many people desperately wanting to know whether anything could be done to keep the institution afloat.
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"More and more individuals who allege that they are victims of rich, powerful, famous men — whether it's in the entertainment world, the business world, the sports world, the political world, the education world — are reaching out to me wanting to know what they can do legally to win justice against high-profile men," Allred recently told BuzzFeed News, in an interview about the new Netflix feature documentary Seeing Allred.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.), who voted against cloture for Coats's nomination earlier Wednesday, said his opposition to Coats wasn't personal but tied to wanting to know how many U.S. citizens are getting swept under Section 85033.
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Read more:12 of the most extraordinary, never-before-seen photos from the past 10 years of Burning ManWhat it's like to visit Burning Man, one of the wildest, most surreal events in the worldEverything you've been wanting to know about Burning Man, the wild 9-day arts event in the Nevada desert frequented by celebs and tech mogulsHow Burning Man's Black Rock City rises into a 70,000-person city and vanishes in less than 2 months
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Kori N. Schake, a former national security aide to President George W. Bush and deputy director-general for the International Institute for Strategic Studies, noted that for the past two years, when Mr. Mattis attended the same conference in Singapore, his speeches were followed by skeptical questions from audience members, which include Asian defense ministers wanting to know whether he spoke for Mr. Trump when he talked about allies in the region and great power competition.
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CARSON: I think that when I first got interested I mainly wanted to go to Mars because of the curiosity of it and kind of wanting to know what was there and as I&aposve gotten older I&aposve kind of started to learn more about the importance of going and how important it is to kind of show all of us humans that we have the ability and we have the technology that we can actually explore further than just earth.
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Sources: Bureau of Land Management, Burning Man ProjectRead more about Burning Man:This livestream lets you watch everything that's going on at Burning Man from the comfort of your living roomBurning Man banned an infamous $100,000-a-ticket camp favored by influencers after backlash from fellow attendeesEverything you've been wanting to know about Burning Man, the wild 9-day arts event in the Nevada desert frequented by celebs and tech mogulsThe most extraordinary and bizarre photos from the past decade of Burning Man
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In one moment, Khalid is singing about wanting to know how someone feels and asking them for honesty in "Love Lies," and only a couple songs later, Matty Healy of The 1975 is confident and cavalier when he tells his audience to love him "if that's what you want to do" in the song "Love Me." The teetering between the feelings I had when I was 16 and unsure of what I wanted yet in the next moment emboldened by the sense that I could take on the world is relatable.
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