That dude spit out that dialogue word for word, perfect.
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Eshoo stopped him and repeated her question word for word.
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Years later, he still could recite it word for word.
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"I haven't read them word for word," Mr. Kelly said.
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"I would not take it word for word," he said.
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We've heard this speech before almost word for word before.
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"I would not take it word for word," he told CNN.
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"I wouldn't take it word for word," Mulvaney said of Trump's comments.
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I mean, if you read it word for word, it was "should".
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Word for word, that's more than what my editor at WIRED makes.
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It's about understanding peoples' thoughts or emotions and matching them word for word.
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Multiple shell company websites also reuse the same marketing text, word for word.
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That interview was stolen word-for-word from Indian Country Today Media Network.
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"I want him to hear from me directly, word for word," she said.
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ALLEN: There&aposs only one book you have to follow word for word.
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Some AfD leaders have even copied the Freedom Party's messaging word-for-word.
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We are sending them back exactly, word for word, what they have passed.
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The word-for-word reading of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel will run Jan.
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"I wouldn't take it word for word with that," Mulvaney said on CNN.
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"It may not be word-for-word exactly the same," McConnell acknowledged Tuesday.
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The department was indeed copying word-for-word the antics of other police departments.
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I've read volume 2 word for word and I've read most of volume 1.
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The next day, Pruitt sent the letter that included Whitsitt's changes, word-for-word.
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It spells out word for word in Arabic what ISIL spells out in English.
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Unless a text is copied word for word, Amazon's system is unlikely to notice.
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Throughout the video, the crew is recreating this episode of Friends, word for word.
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Everything you see posted on an astronaut account is word for word their stuff.
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Ward handwrote his entire pitch, word for word, and memorized it as a script.
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" In this case, it was, "I wouldn't take it word for word with that.
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Rehnquist read aloud the queries, word for word, in a dry clerk-like rendition.
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It is "Word by Word: The Secret Life of Dictionaries," not "Word for Word."
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We don't consider ourselves Tennessee Williams—it doesn't need to be word-for-word.
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It's copied word for word from the promotional text of the new Star Wars film.
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Arthur: Your last sentence is common — practically word for word — across both right and left.
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"Lima repeats it, almost word-for-word, over a 40-hour QVC marathon," writes Wells.
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As she mentioned Trump's attacks on her faith, Clinton read the teleprompter word-for-word.
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I raced home afterward and transcribed the interview word for word from my cassette recorder.
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The state court, deeming Masterpiece Cakeshop irrelevant, reissued its original opinion almost word for word.
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"About 30 of the interview records are transcribed, word-for-word accounts," The Post said.
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Neuroskeptic even included the text of the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise, word-for-word.
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We have a very, very word-for-word report of what I said; I released it.
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He's addicted to TV and repeats phrases, word-for-word, that he hears on Fox News.
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They all were, even if the other candidates managed to avoid repeating themselves word for word.
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This last one is a word-for-word interpretation of a poem Coltrane wrote for God.
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What follows is a word-for-word reproduction of the extremely authentic and official Tesla document.
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They all had the same lines—word for word, and for many their English stopped there.
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The family is immediately supportive of the woman, until Maxine reads her word-for-word account.
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When I near the end, I pause, and my father recites the moral word for word.
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Well, he's still makin' the same promises ... almost word-for-word, but for his new company.
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Rubio then responded by repeating, nearly word for word, his previous talking points three more times.
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There's no word-for-word transcript coming here, which is a conscious decision on my part.
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It's on Comedy Central, so it's not going to be like word for word [my life].
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Chance of a lifetime Maxey's style of interpretation is not standard word-for-word typical ASL.
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I know that they shouted out Marx and Engels, but I forget the word for word.
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The other is that there is still an exact word-for-word transcript hidden away somewhere.
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The lawsuit was word-for-word identical to the suit her father received against his business.
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He repeated the heart-wrenching exchange nearly word for word in subsequent interviews, with the same impact.
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But Trump has falsely claimed this document provides an "exact word-for-word transcript" of his call.
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The speech was heavily autobiographical, lifting passages almost word for word from his 2004 memoir, My Life.
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Things get confusing here, so I'm just going to reproduce exactly what Vanya said word-for-word.
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"A word-for-word match of German and Spanish regulations is not legally required," the statement said.
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"Yes," I say gravely, signaling Jason across the room to write that quote down word for word.
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Too often, Chinese reporters just publish word for word whatever press releases officials and executives give them.
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There are scenes that are word-for-word from 1996 and there are scenes that have vampires.
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The service is also unlikely to provide a word-for-word understanding of the meeting, Meyer writes.
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He is a performance artist who retypes famous novels, word for word, with no spaces — lineafterlineafterline,likethis.
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By "striking similarities," Slate clarified, it meant the articles had passages that were word-for-word identical.
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It included passages that were nearly identical to what the Alliance said, in some cases word for word.
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He was telling a familiar story, one he told so often even Grande knew it word for word.
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It was the most difficult recipe of the lot, but we managed to follow it word for word.
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In 31 states, the laws largely mirror Uber's recommended screening policies, in some cases nearly word-for-word.
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The theme clues are all word for word as I submitted them—which is not always the case!
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A woman held a phone to her ear and relayed the remarks word for word to the crowd.
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"Some of those exact qualifications ended up in the RFP, word for word," Mr. Zhou told the jury.
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One repeated Mr. Priebus's quotation word for word, prompting the senator and his aides to erupt into laughter.
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The "slide reading" feature detects when you are simply reading the words from your slides word for word.
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Indeed Rachline's phrasing, the paper pointed out, was "word for word" the statement that Philippot gave to AFP.
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He meant it word for word—a deadpan vision of darkness—but he was beaming while he said it.
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During the performance, he blushes, seemingly disoriented by the fact that the room knows his songs word for word.
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It also includes seven specific proposals that reflect, word for word, initiatives called for in the Obama administration's budgets.
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According to The Futurist Cookbook, the perfect meal cannot be achieved by simply following the recipes word for word.
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Pupkin: Now, this is my introduction, and I'd like Mr. Randall, if he could, speak it word for word.
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Holderness didn't know much about video games, so Puckett said he literally wrote out Holderness' commentary word for word.
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People on Twitter copy-and-pasted it word for word, attaching their own depictions of bitter and gruesome battle.
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I've rewatched that goal so many times that I can hear the announcers in my head, word for word.
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Brb making a lip sync video of "Alone"—which I know word for word—so Celine notices me too.
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"I can tell you unkind things that were said to me over 10 years ago word-for-word," she said.
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Alexa doesn't slip up in following your microwave commands, as long as you follow the preset commands word for word.
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He had his own "professor," after all, in Carne-Ross, who provided word-for-word translation, a "crib," as needed.
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Here's a link to the National Constitution Center where you can read a word-for-word breakdown of the document.
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Dozens more people reposted the first tweet of that thread, almost word-for-word, passing it off as their own.
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But on Wednesday afternoon, Trump signed two executive orders on immigration that word-for-word matched the drafts we'd received.
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"I spend a lot of time in historic newspaper databases, and papers generally reprinted things word for word," Sieber says.
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It's like how people read the Bible, take that word for word, and stand on that mentality to get free.
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"One cannot cite something, even if they have copied it word for word, and it not be plagiarism," he said.
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Keep it short and sweetAsk yourself, when's the last time you read an article on the internet word-for-word.
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"I'll come up with an idea, then explain it to them, we practice word for word, then shoot," Skylar said.
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We found the translations to be pretty hit and miss—enough to understand the gist, but not word-for-word accurate.
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Meredith McIver says the almost word-for-word lifting happened after Melania gave her passages, over the phone, from Michelle's speech.
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It contains examples of how the young Peña Nieto apparently copied some of these word for word in his 1991 thesis.
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So it seems entirely appropriate that the Batman TV pilot was casually ripped off from a Batman comic, word for word.
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He also called TMZ "#fakenews" -- despite the fact we literally quoted the documents that were filed in court word-for-word.
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The Las Vegas Sun published some word-for-word dialogue between Aldrin and Armstrong, including Aldrin's now-famous description: "magnificent desolation."
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However, Alexander's tweet was soon copied word for word by a network of bot accounts researcher Josh Russell had previously identified.
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The Journal found widespread plagiarism in 111 projects' online whitepapers, including word-for-word copies of marketing plans and technical features.
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The past month's word-for-word diatribes are simply the latest example of this, and notably, have finally caught public notice.
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When we're listening to music, we're all on the same beat, staring at one another, repeating the songs word for word.
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They can use an online dictionary for ideas, but need to be reminded not to copy a definition word-for-word.
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The report, which was authored by five aviation industry insiders, in some instances quotes previous FAA talking points word-for-word.
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There are two possibilities: one is that the whistleblower was a bit inexact in referring to a word-for-word transcript.
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Sections of the speech were nearly word for word those of none other than Michelle Obama's address at the 2008 Democratic Convention.
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But this month the Kirov court reaffirmed the decision of 2013 with a verdict repeating, almost word for word, the original ruling.
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Party take: Quote the above word for word and you'll expertly dodge any mention of Casey Affleck, if only for a moment.
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And he would have been, were it not for ISIS, the position of which he had unwittingly reiterated almost word for word.
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The same assessment, almost word for word, comes from Muhammad Dahlan, a former Palestinian security chief exiled to the United Arab Emirates.
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Far too many speakers believe that the best way to give a great speech is to memorize the content word-for-word.
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A chunk of Melania Trump's speech at the RNC was apparently lifted -- almost word for word -- from a Michelle Obama DNC speech.
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In our series Z-Sides, we shine light on those rare tracks and deep cuts that only hardcores know word for word.
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I can hear their entire conversation word for word, from my bedroom, as clear as if they were in bed with me.
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It's seven sessions, written word for word, around 30 to 40 minutes each, so that every patient gets exactly the same thing.
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"Down in front?" didn't seem to make any sense as a clue for SUB until I broke it down word for word.
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I hear the phrase "for the many people" repeated word-for-word multiple times each day without fail, despite its questionable syntax.
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White House lawyers, according to the memo, directed their colleagues to "lock down" the official word-for-word transcript of that call.
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Recently, we discovered that these posts are lifted, word for word, from the Twitter feeds of famous comedians, authors and political commentators.
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"I wouldn't take it word for word with that," White House budget director Mick Mulvaney told CNN, in response to the president's comments.
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It's attention to details like this that make this such a successful adaptation – r but it's not a word-for-word transplant, either.
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We've known that it was not an original word-for-word transcript given the notation at the bottom of the memo's first page.
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"Word for word, comma for comma, done by people that do it for a living -- and we had an exact transcript," he said.
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If I am wrong, them we as a society, are fucked Please quote me word for word if you have the fucking balls.
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Most of the articles have been translated word-for-word from English into Portuguese without mistakes, suggesting this was not an automated process.
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But it's, like—well, you know the Borges story about the second author who comes along and copies 'Don Quixote' word for word?
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Whether it's a word-for-word documentation or just a simple joke, it's still undeniably great: Delivery guy: Could I use your toilet?
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But officials also said none of the classified material in Clinton's servers included whole documents copied word for word from secret government servers.
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"What Bruno Mars does, is he takes pre-existing work and he just completely, word-for-word recreates it, extrapolates it," she added.
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"When Schulz lets his supporters shout, 'Make Europe great again,' then it is almost word for word Trump," Mr. Schäuble told the newsmagazine.
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The information available to the highest bidder is almost word-for-word the same as that requested from the Commission Chair Kris Kobach.
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But first, we're going to take a quick break as Lauren reads word for word from our sponsor and I say ka-ching.
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The commercial splices together clips from Rubio and President Obama, making the Florida senator sound like he's mimicking the president almost word-for-word.
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Die hard fans of the property will be satisfied, especially because some of Mean Girls' most-popular quotes are repeated word-for-word here.
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Once the source sentence is encoded, a decoder network generates a word-for-word translation, once again taking account of the immediately preceding word.
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Anyone who may or may not have copied his best friend's English essay in grade school knows the rule: don't copy word for word.
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The Times found that the bill's title and 245-word text were taken word-for-word from the proposal written by the tobacco industry.
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Steve Daines offered an amendment to the GOP's Obamacare repeal bill Thursday that mirrored, word-for-word, the single-payer insurance program that Rep.
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Trump's plan for veterans, released in October, was a near word-for-word copy of a plan set out by reform advocate Michael Crosby.
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I know that several times throughout the show, these characters say what their real-life counterparts said almost word-for-word, if not verbatim.
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AB: Indeed, these lines in particular have taken such a fascinating journey, reflecting the power of Christianopoulos's "logos" (Greek word for word/reason/speech).
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In separate interviews, various militiamen shared the same conspiracy theories, almost word for word: Muslim refugees have established terrorist training camps on American soil.
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To overcome this problem, ask yourself, "what is the psychology behind the successful scripts?" and replicate that without replicating the script word for word.
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But my point is you've already won if you have people singing your songs word for word, if you're a hero in your hometown.
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Receiving a letter or certificate of appreciation means close to nothing when other troops next to you get the exact thing — word for word.
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One is that the whistleblower was being inexact in referring to a "word-for-word" transcript, and we already have the document in question.
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"Bernie's people are everywhere," is a line said word-for-word by three Democratic operatives, including one who supports Biden's campaign in the state.
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When Zinke's review was completed in August, it included or addressed 13 of the alliance's 15 requests for changes, sometimes almost word for word.
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The beginning of his testimony actually mirrored — at times word for word — the message he shared with reporters on a conference call last week.
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It's the 2012 edition that CNN examined in its report, and the findings are inarguable: a deliberate, repeated pattern of word-for-word plagiarism.
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Every word-for-word repetition of his Obama pivot ("he knows exactly what he's doing") sounded like a rattled politician reaching for his security blanket.
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He told Reuters his group will study Duterte's directive "word for word, phrase by phrase," and "if illegal, we will question it" before the court.
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" Later, he added that the document was "an exact transcript of my call, done by very talented people that do this -- exact, word for word.
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But on Wednesday, Trump's budget director Mick Mulvaney put the car in reverse, suggesting that people shouldn't take Trump "word for word" on the subject.
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By this time he was himself an elder, passing on stories to the young in his deep, emphatic way, always word for word the same.
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I don't do this anymore, but in the early days I used to write my pitch word-for-word and memorize it as a script.
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Jada Pinkett Smith singing along to Pink Sunglasses is almost as iconic as Nicole Kidman singing Holding On To You word for word in 2014.
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THARLO The title character is an isolated Tibetan shepherd with a ponytail who can quote Mao word for word but still needs an identification card.
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"You've already won if you have people who are singing your songs word for word, if you are a hero in your hometown," he continued.
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Of course, it's not as though the modern-day House is following Jefferson's original manual word for word as it was written in the 1800s.
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" And Warren, lifting a fragment almost word-for-word from her stump speech, described losing a teaching post because she was pregnant: "I'm at home.
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Its marathon production of "The Great Gatsby" was staged in its word-for-word entirety (under the title "Gatz") at the Public Theater in 2010.
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The big revelation in the whistleblower's complaint is the suggestion that the White House sought to hide the word-for-word transcript of the call.
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Sometimes the public is not admitted, witnesses are not sworn to tell the truth, and there is no word-for-word record of the proceedings.
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In case fans wanted a streamable version of the freestyle to properly learn every bar word-for-word, it was included on her latest EP Fever.
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Just keep in mind that when you want to use your new skill, you'll need to say what you typed in the setup word-for-word.
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Yang and Warren got nearly word-for-word questions about climate change; in Derry, it came from Megan Seymour, an activist at the National Wildlife Federation.
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In her particular case, she recalls memories in hyper-realistic flashbacks that include scents, word for word snippets of conversations, and at times even physical pain.
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A viral video showed Amber Galloway Gallego dancing and signing at a recent concert, appearing to keep up with the rapid-rapping musician word for word.
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Turns out, a section of her speech was lifted nearly word-for-word from the speech Michelle Obama gave in 2008 at the Democratic National Convention.
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If he wants the campaign to be competitive, Trump doesn't need to match Hillary Clinton word for word and policy for policy in the upcoming debates.
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The verses are almost word for word from a breakup I went through with someone who decided they didn't feel the same way about me anymore.
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To be sure of this, I asked for content on this exact same topic twice — and got the same article, slow baked, word for word, twice.
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To stay true to the shape of the original lines, translators must often sacrifice word-for-word precision in making something poetic in its own right.
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He's put photogs on notice before -- but this time it sounded almost word for word like a NYC run-in with Kanye a few years back.
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The other possibility is that there is still an exact word-for-word transcript that is hidden away somewhere, which would obviously be very interesting indeed.
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Politico has found that multiple passages from her 2000 PhD dissertation at Columbia University appear to be taken word for word from the sources she cites.
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"I had a transcript done by very, very talented people -- word for word, comma for comma," said Trump at one point in that early October news conference.
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" But, O'Brien used the Broadway musical's songs and storyline to explain the 2016 election outcome to his kids, who know the lyrics to Hamilton "word for word.
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You could copy these word-for-word to add to your own photos (it's not cool to plagiarize, but no one's copyrighting their social media posts — yet).
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I've listened to most of his commercial output and large swaths of his informal output, and there are parts of his catalog I know word for word.
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Rubio, as though on cue, repeated several times -- almost word-for-word -- a statement about how President Obama was purposefully taking the country down a wrong path.
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It's not a word-for-word recreation, obviously, but for a president who gets his briefings with a side of bullet-pointed one-sheets, this is perfect.
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With millions of viewers watching, Mr. Trump's wife, Melania Trump, repeated word-for-word sections of a speech Michelle Obama gave at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
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LOS ANGELES — In 20 years of drawing a paycheck as a journalist, never once has a press release crossed this desk that merited publishing word-for-word.
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Some Twitter users noted that two paragraphs from The Daily Beast's article, written by Kate Briquelet, appeared word for word in Mr. King's article without any attribution.
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But he hasn't had the kind of event verse that everyone knew word-for-word and made him such an unfuckwithable presence circa 2008 in a while.
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It used to be inside of 30 minutes he'd repeat, word-for-word and expression-for-expression, the same three stories — now it was within 10 minutes.
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Only a very small handful of English-language publications did more than list the exhibition, titled Things Indescribable, or reproduce the museum's press release word for word.
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"The point is, you've already won if you have people who are singing your songs word for word, if you're a hero in your hometown," he added.
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As Jones himself said in August, "It is surreal to talk about issues, here on air, and then word for word hear Trump say it two days later."
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After Alexander sent his tweet, it was copied word for word and tweeted by other accounts that social media researcher Josh Russell initially told BuzzFeed News were bots.
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This is a great method for learning what you need to cover, but don't try to memorize and recite it word for word — your delivery shouldn't feel contrived.
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Trump, though standing, does not sing "God Bless America" word-for-word, nodding along to melody as military chorus sings 'through the night with the light from above.
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Here are the measures, including the amounts the Obama administration estimated could be saved over 10 years — estimates that are also included in Trump's budget, word for word:
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"And I'll tell you, it is surreal to talk about issues here on air and then word for word hear Trump say it two days later," Jones adds.
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Bridgette even tells him, "You are prettier than you know," which is a repurposed quote, word-for-word, of what last week's predator Craig (Jeremy Shamos) told her.
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A new online doctor's visit experience from Hims copies Ro "word for word," Ro CEO Zachariah Reitano said in a screenshot-laden Medium post published on Monday morning.
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In broad strokes, the original pilot script pulls swaths of George R. R. Martin's first chapters of "A Game of Thrones" onto its pages, often word for word.
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The Secretary doesn't speak word for word from prepared remarks and works to deliver the words that will be the most impactful to the audience he is addressing.
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That paragraph later appeared word for word in a draft letter from the Justice Department to the Census Bureau that sought a citizenship question on the 2020 census.
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Their views on taxes, immigration and the news media are, word-for-word, his views on taxes, immigration and the news media — as endlessly repeated by Fox News.
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Translated word-for-word by media companies in China and published without citing CNBC or my name, those articles often boasted millions of interactions and thousands of comments.
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The ideological tracts, recruiting pitches and radicalization tales of the Islamic State during its rise echo, almost word-for-word, those of the white nationalist terrorists of today.
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The ideological tracts, recruiting pitches and radicalization tales of the Islamic State during its rise echo, almost word-for-word, those of the white nationalist terrorists of today.
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From its distinctive blue-and-orange graphic design scheme to its tips on properly reporting phishing scams, Melania's booklet matches almost word-for-word the FTC's 2014 pamphlet.
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But then the script was written, word for word, by (director) Ken Levine, and (artist) Scott Sinclair, (designers) Nate Wells and Stephen Alexander helped flesh out the narrative scenes.
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And in a bizarre, Inception-like twist, The Wrap, an entertainment website, printed a story about Mr. Parker's exit by lifting Mr. Roeder's story practically word for word. Seriously?
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It turned out Mr. Sawyers had an uncanny ability to remember conversations word for word and pick up people's accents, the rhythms of their speech patterns and their gesticulations.
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The younger Mr. Cuomo told his father that he disliked reading speeches word for word — Mario Cuomo's method — because he wanted the freedom to play off the audience's reaction.
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"It is surreal to talk about issues, here on air, and then word-for-word hear Trump say it two days later," Jones said on his broadcast in 2016.
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The complaint also states that senior White House officials tried to "lock down" records of Mr. Trump's call with the president of Ukraine, especially the word-for-word transcript.
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Our start was rocky — he did not respond to the many commands fed to me by the accompanying Aibo iOS and desktop apps, which I delivered word for word.
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In an inspired bit of borrowing, one night he preached 18th century evangelist Jonathan Edward's famous sermon, "Sinners in the Hand of an Angry God," nearly word for word.
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It delivers, word for word, Charles M. Schulz's original script for the animated television special "A Charlie Brown Christmas," which aired for the first time on ABC in 1965.
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Here's footage of a little boy -- he can't be more than 6 or 7 -- propped up on his dad's shoulders ... and reciting Migos' "Bad and Boujee" ... almost word for word.
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When asked if they had any advice for potential candidates, Thomas and Ekaterina repeat each other almost word-for-word: choose a topic you believe in, a topic you love.
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The idiotic hatred aimed at Central Americans and Maghrebians today is almost word-for-word identical to that which targeted Irish and German immigrants in 19th century New York City.
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The video, released on Thursday announcing national prizes to revitalize the arts in Brazil, quickly went viral, attracting outrage due to its at times word-for-word similarity to Goebbels.
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In the years that followed they learned the Tinariwen songbook note for note, word for word, even though they couldn't speak a word of Tamashek, the language of the Touareg.
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"For some people, this might mean writing answers out word for word, for others it's bullet points or talking through with someone and getting feedback on how you're sounding," Pong says.
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When he got emails in English announcing that he was a lottery winner, or promising him access to a fat bank account, he asked me to translate them word for word.
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Soon after, the song continued to explode once the rapper posted this performance he gave to an auditorium full of fifth graders, who sang along to every lyric, word for word.
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The blog "schavanplag" (for "Schavan" and "plagiarism") compared passages of Schavan's 1980 dissertation with sections of written works by other authors -- in multiple instances they matched word for word, or nearly.
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"The point is you've already won if you have people who are singing your songs word for word, if you're a hero in your hometown," Drake said in his acceptance speech.
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He described the leak of personal notes of his own recollections that happen to mirror, perhaps word for word, the content of the memos that belong to the Department of Justice.
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Hamilton Captel, for example, is for those who can't hear well over the phone, allowing them to listen to the conversation while reading word-for-word captions of what's being said.
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I had an emotional breakdown in every office, reading my brother's indictment word for word, looking in their faces, trying to get them to understand how much pain I was in.
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I didn't know how to read or skim the volume of reading we were given, so I was stupidly trying to read week 1 materials word for word during week 4.
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I do not know what to say how far to go the winter near dead as we drive you do not understand word for word the word for you is little.
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The video, released on Thursday announcing national prizes to revitalize the arts in Brazil, quickly went viral, attracting outrage due to its at times word-for-word similarity to Goebbels' speech.
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The video, released on Thursday announcing national prizes to revitalize the arts in Brazil, quickly went viral, attracting outrage due to its at times word-for-word similarity to Goebbels' speech.
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The "principal conclusions" that Barr promised lawmakers will be derived from the special counsel's report -- a distillation of the main takeaways from the report, rather than a word-for-word summary.
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The officials attempted to "lock down" all records of the phone call, especially the word-for-word transcript of the call that was produced by the White House, the complaint states.
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"But the point is, you've already won if you have people who are singing your songs word for word, you don't need this right here," he added, holding up the Grammy.
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"Before I even walk in the door, I believe a lot of [reporters] have their thesis," she told Vanity Fair in 303 (and then, almost word for word, W magazine in 2002).
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Former New York City mayor and 2020 candidate Michael Bloomberg appears to have copied content word-for-word from several non-profit groups and media outlets for use on his campaign plans.
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As Eleven approaches him, he actually says, word for word, "Well, well, well, what do we have here?" like a Wicked Witch of the West who got dressed at Sex in 1975.
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" The Washington Post described Orbán's rhetoric as repeating "word for word, the anti-Jewish cliches that were once a mainstay of European political life in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
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Noah from HHHS in Michigan processes information more effectively without a laptop: When I take notes I tend to "process and condense" as that is much faster than writing word for word.
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The standard White House practice for Presidential-level phone calls with world leaders is for the White House Situation Room to produce a word-for-word electronic transcript that memorializes the call.
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But her speech was quickly overshadowed by the fact that a passage was noticeably similar, in some places word-for-word, to the address Obama delivered at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
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A truly word-for-word transcript could resolve definitely how explicit Trump was in demanding an investigation into Biden as a quid pro quo for arms sales and other aid to Ukraine.
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Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes), a creep, an abuser, a rapist, and a Gilead political leader, admits just that, word for word, by the end of Wednesday's episode, which centers around a sick baby.
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This seems to be confirmed by the fact that Guccifer 2.0 gave me and my colleague Joseph Cox the same, word-for-word answer to a question about how he hacked the DNC.
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But the document copies sections almost word-for-word from a FTC pamphlet published in January 2014 as part of the agency's "Net Cetera" campaign, which began under President Barack Obama in 2009.
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The 96-page word-for-word adaptation of the dense legal document places Apple godhead Steve Jobs into a huge variety of comic styles and has him spout off the rules and regulations.
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MR. MCKINLEY: 'Inaccurate' is the term I'll use because, again, without looking back at the memo word for word, I do want to be, on a subject like that, as accurate as possible.
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In her 2001 performance piece "Art Must Hang," artist Andrea Fraser both commemorated and critiqued the "performance piece" that was Martin Kippenberger, reenacting word-for-word a drunken speech Kippenberger gave in 1995.
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Details: Many of the accounts posted messages that matched, word for word, others that Twitter had deleted, or posted messages at exactly 12 and 42 minutes past the hour, indicating an automated effort.
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As part of their training, drivers must memorize word-for-word the cornerstones of safe driving at UPS: the 10-point commentary and five seeing habits, otherwise known as the "five and 10."
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So impressed was Biden Owens' host at an event last month in Allendale, South Carolina, she read word for word it as it appears online — taking nearly five minutes and sparing no detail.
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After speaking last night at the Republican National Convention, Melania Trump has been accused of plagiarizing a speech made by Michelle Obama, and there are word-for-word similarities to use as evidence.
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The 50s remake starring Garland actually lifts most of its dialogue word-for-word from the 30s original, but now it's a musical with songs by Ira Gershwin and nearly three hours long.
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White House officials, allegedly disturbed by Trump's July phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, tried to "lock down" all records of the call, including the word-for-word transcript, the complaint alleges.
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Our latest installment of "Trailer Mix" bridges the genre gap and reimagines Edge of Tomorrow as a quirky comedy with a trailer that's a word-for-word replica of the original Groundhog Day trailer.
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"My policy is similar to what President Obama did in 2011 when he banned visas for refugees from Iraq for six months," he said, echoing the arguments in conservative publications almost word for word.
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In this edition of (Un)Cover, we play Word for Word with Demi, to find out the associations she makes with powerful phrases, and how her beliefs have shaped the way she has grown.
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Pacey notices Joey is wearing her late mom's bracelet, and recounts word for word and detail for detail the exchange between them when she told him the day she found it, six months earlier.
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The Republican National Convention got off to a rocky start with a speech from Melania Trump that borrowed key passages, word for word, from Michelle Obama's speech at the Democratic convention eight years ago.
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In the video, his live voice sounds almost identical to the calm of his recordings, and what looks like the entire crowd recites his lyrics with him word-for-word, holding up phone flashlights.
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The Honor Code Office did not return multiple requests for comment from VICE, and has been responding to media inquiries by reiterating the same language BYU posted on its Twitter almost word for word.
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Dunleavy and his office then used that material, sometimes adopting the company's language word for word, in an effort that culminated in President Donald Trump promising favorable action on the mine, according to emails.
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His Iowa stump speech was almost identical—word for word and gesture for gesture—at two different stops that day: the same jokes, the same dramatic pauses, the same microphone shuffling and head nodding.
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One question here is whether the "official word-for-word transcript" of the call the whistleblower is referring to is the same call summary document that was released on Wednesday by the White House.
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It was notable, for instance, that Spicer read his statement word for word rather than speaking off the cuff and also brought visual aids, suggesting that this was pretty carefully planned behind the scenes.
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As a result, the Jesenská letters featured in the video are Hall's re-creations, informed by the tone, texture, and, here and there, word-for-word snippets lifted from Jesenská's extant writings on Kafka.
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The Intercept compared Bloomberg's campaign plans to the websites of several non-profit, educational, and policy groups and found that several sections on Bloomberg's 2020 pledges were lifted word-for-word from other source material.
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The news section of the site features informational articles — some lifted word for word from cryptocurrency publications like Coindesk — and posts that regularly remind readers that iCenter is not a scam, Ponzi, or pyramid scheme.
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But along with a few factual errors, the document appeared to copy word-for-word language from a complaint made against former House representative John Conyers, who recently stepped down amid allegations of sexual harassment.
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Little known fact: the current CNN breaking news headline "President Trump Postpones Denmark Trip After Prime Minster Refuses to Sell Greenland to United States", was, word for word, in a 1995 episode of The Simpsons.
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What's more their original testimony (there's a decent edit, with some valuable commentary here, and another here) was replicated here almost word-for-word in places, edited mostly for time — but decidedly not for effect.
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To this day, Trump himself uses Obama's "keep your plan" promise as a kind of shield against criticism for seeking to repeal the law, though he literally made the same promise about Trumpcare word for word.
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Chip's confidence was infectious, and it was uplifting to see a huge crowd not only spitting Chip's recent classic "Can't Run Out of Bars" word-for-word, but a bunch of his more underground hits too.
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The Republican National Convention got off to a rocky start on July 18 with a speech from _________ that borrowed key passages, word for word, from Michelle Obama's speech at the Democratic convention eight years ago. 24.
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Activists suing MPs Meanwhile, Odekro, a parliamentary monitoring site in Ghana helps citizens scrutinize parliamentary proceedings and their elected representatives by enabling them to access information on their MPs and publish parliamentary debates word for word.
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But we didn't know how viral the promo would get until Friday, when an edited Deadspin video featuring the robotic voices of Sinclair anchors reciting the same script word for word exploded on our Twitter feeds.
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"That's almost word-for-word the spirit of 'Jews will not replace us,'" said Dahlia Scheindlin, a left-wing political consultant in Tel Aviv, recalling the chant of neo-Nazi marchers in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017.
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In a few passages from his 2006 book, The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia, Gorsuch leans heavily on the phrasing and ideas of work from other legal scholars, in some cases almost word for word.
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"And basically, word for word, and then I said, 'If you don't get out of here right now, something bad is going to happen because I don't want to see the two of you,'" Parnas said.
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And in a news release for Tuesday's event at the Capitol, the White House copied, nearly word for word, language posted on the website of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, which is sponsoring the commemoration.
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The biggest new revelation is the whistleblower's allegation that, per White House officials, White House lawyers "directed" them to remove the word-for-word transcript of the Trump and Zelensky call from the usual computer system.
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"His tremendous virtuosity as a craftsman made him delight in difficulties which up to then had seemed beyond the reach of sculpture": this much of Rudolf Wittkower's praise for Bernini also applies, word for word, to Serra.
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And his press release, issued Tuesday, in which he claims he doesn't "feel that one's heritage makes them incapable of being impartial," is directly contradicted -- word for word -- by his repeated statements over the past few days.
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"I really don't think you need to be 40 and have three kids and have a body of an 18-year-old," Dunn says, echoing something Katie says nearly word for word in the American Housewife pilot.
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Beck then spent her first weeks on the job pressing agency staff to rewrite the standards to reflect, in some cases, word for word, the chemical industry's proposed changes, three staff members involved in the effort said.
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Young Thug's manager first spotted Steven, who is sick and uses a wheelchair, in the general admission section of the crowd singing along to every one of the rapper's songs word for word, his rep tells PEOPLE.
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Speaking of his upcoming adaptation of Moby Dick, he stressed that his goal is to preserve the voice and transfer as much "word-for-word Melville" onto the stage — as well as the minutiae of his details.
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Former New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson on Sunday acknowledged errors in the footnotes of her new book, but insisted that passages that mirror other works word-for-word without attribution do not amount to plagiarism.
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"I wouldn't take it word for word with that," Mick Mulvaney, director of the Office of Management and Budget, said on CNN in reference to President Trump's suggestion that the United States might clear Puerto Rico's debt.
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Fifteen years ago I wrote a long piece titled "The Tax-Cut Con," describing what was even then a time-honored scam; it reads almost word for word as a description of Republican strategy in 2017-18.
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Mr. Pai inserted the information, almost word for word, in his formal legal argument when voting against the F.C.C. measure, in addition to citing experiences at other companies, like Entravision, an owner of Spanish-language television stations.
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And, as a tribute to Merl Reagle, who would have quoted this word for word had he solved this puzzle, I give you this: ■ 64A: Get to know your baseball-playing ALOU brothers, Felipe Moises and Jesus.
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One of our editors with a much less common name searched for his name, and found his name tied to a comment as well — the exact same comment that my name was tied to, word for word.
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He begins to recite his dissent, and all of a sudden, the entire room, the volume wells up and all of these young men are word for word repeating along with Scalia his dissent in Morrison v.
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And here we went again through exactly the same scenario, word for word, but this time, when I didn't respond, she got upset and kicked the side of the booth so hard it nearly sent my drink flying.
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Dr. Beck then spent her first weeks on the job pressing agency staff to rewrite the standards to reflect, in some cases, word for word, the chemical industry's proposed changes, three staff members involved in the effort said.
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" In one of her Patreon posts, Ms. Savage said that she was told what to tell TMZ, and that Mr. Kelly's assistant "would starve me for days at a time until I learned it right word for word.
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They still pull all-nighters at SNL and the only thing those all-nighters produce are word-for-word reenactments of press conferences with a surprise cameo from Matt Damon tossed in to make the audience go WOOOO!
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The parameters of a translator's task are by no means fixed, and can range from word-for-word renderings — one thinks of Nabokov's famously literal, and famously controversial, translation of "Eugene Onegin" — to something more akin to interpretation.
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All that Trump likely did was get a competent speechwriter to give him a script -- which he then read near enough word-for-word, apart from that off-the-cuff, self-aggrandizing and frankly weird remark about NATO spending.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON: I, George Washington -- UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Do solemnly swear -- GEORGE WASHINGTON: Do solemnly swear -- NARRATOR: The oath of office is written into the United States Constitution, and it's the only part meant to be administered word for word.
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The phrase "quid pro quo" might be new, but the way voters here defend Trump is virtually unchanged from the earliest days of his presidential run, often word for word what I have heard at Trump rallies since 2015.
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What's also remarkable is that many of the same lawmakers made almost word-for-word similar statements after the Las Vegas mass shooting in October 2017, where 58 people died from gunshot wounds while enjoying a country music concert.
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To see what this actually looks like, watch this 14-minute in-depth video to see how a master negotiator responds to tough objections: Want more word-for-word scripts, ways to counter objections, and tactics to avoid confrontation?
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The claim focuses on an online doctor's consultation that patients must go through — and which Reitano says a redesign of Hims's site copies "word for word" from Ro, from the design to the website copy and even copyediting mistakes.
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Like much of the Trump image, though, the shiny veneer hid shoddy construction: The very same parts of the speech that lauded integrity, hard work and honesty were lifted almost word for word from Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech.
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Adult Swim's Kingsway is a fantasy RPG that's designed to look like a mashup of Windows or Mac OS circa 1995, and on paper that sounds about as exciting as typing up The Hobbit word-for-word in Excel.
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But Wong assures us that the loggers are designed to simply record things like word counts and "conversational terms," such as when a new topic is introduced, rather than serve as word-for-word recordings of your daily life.
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On Wednesday evening, a reporter for Vice News, one of the four news organizations Ms. Abramson chronicles in her book, alerted readers to passages that appear to have been lifted from other sources, in some cases word for word.
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The new information comes at the very end, seen below: In a separate statement to Mashable, Apple representatives repeated the new text word-for-word, with no comment on why the clarification hasn't been released on Apple's U.S. support page.
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Trump went on to characterize the memo about that call released last week by the White House as "exact" and "word for word" — even though it says on its very first page that it is not in fact a transcript.
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People might be having deja vu and they should be because parts of this law are literally word for word identical to a Texas law that the Supreme Court struck down three years ago and it was the same thing.
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The eighth tale picks up 19 years after the events of Deathly Hallows with a middle-aged Harry sending his youngest son Albus off to Hogwarts (the play's first scene is nearly word-for-word from the final novel's epilogue).
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Notably absent from that plan is "Empowering Oil & Gas with AI," which was, word-for-word, the theme of Microsoft's 2018 exhibition at the Abu Dhabi International Exhibition & Conference, one of the largest global events for the oil and gas sector.
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READ MORE: How a far-right terror group's bombing campaign unleashed something sinister in a small German town The head of the AfD in Saxony, Andre Poggenburg, said Seehofer had "taken this message from our manifesto word for word," Reuters reported.
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But many people forget that since it was originally a book with no sequel (Asher even says, word for word: "things were't left open in hopes of a sequel"), he would have to create extended plot lines solely for the series.
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Remember that thing at school where a teacher would try and catch you out mid-chat by asking "what did I just say?" and you'd somehow manage to parrot it back word-for-word like a laser-edged 'fuck you'?
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Pence followed his tweets with an official statement, which was word-for-word what he tweeted: I left today's Colts game because President Trump and I will not dignify any event that disrespects our soldiers, our Flag, or our National Anthem.
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Mr. Lepage's fantasy of neutrality — the denial that there might be more stimulating ways to spend many millions of dollars than trying, with varying degrees of success, to capture 19th-century stage directions word for word — strikes me as perverse.
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I think it's a bit tricky with music because if you take lyrics out of the equation and strip it down to the melody, the bed and the foundation then that's a bit different from copying text word for word.
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In this case, President Trump could have had The New York Times or The Washington Post write his post-Charlottesville clash statement for him and read it word for word, but they still would have excoriated him for what he said.
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A whistleblower's complaint released Thursday states that several White House officials were "deeply disturbed" by the Trump-Zelensky phone call and tried to "lock down" all records of it, especially the word-for-word transcript produced by the White House.
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Long before she started talking about her experience with sickle cell disease, I remember memorizing, word for word, the second verse of "Waterfalls" which told the story of an AIDs-related death when the disease was at its peak, ravaging communities.
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Public record requests by EPI later turned up documents showing that utility American Electric Power (AEP), one of the owners of the corporation, was heavily involved in writing the bill and wrote Smith and Carfagna's joint written testimony almost word for word.
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And you had a situation in which an executive order word for word if signed by another president would have been constitutional, and yet since it was signed by Donald Trump with his history of anti-Muslim statements it was therefore unconstitutional.
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This data obviously includes extremely personal information (basically anything you've ever put in an email), and if Smart Reply surfaced this, by, for example, suggesting a reply to an email that is word-for-word what another user wrote, it would be disastrous.
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It's funny — while rewatching the episodes ("for research") this month, I realized I hardly retained any memory of the Brody-, Heidi-, Jason-fueled drama, but I could quote, word for word, most of Lisa Love's boardroom dialogue or Emily Weiss' thoughts on peonies.
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The coffin is laid on the stage, where a cast of actors are set to play people such as Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, and the former British prime minister, Tony Blair, sits stoically, awaiting the start of the word-for-word reenactment.
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The preacher's tones, and Berryman's creative doubling of them, reminded me of the 1929 sermon by a Florida preacher, C. C. Lovelace, which Zora Neale Hurston recorded and transcribed word for word, but in the short, rhythmic, cleverly enjambed lines of a poem.
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The dish — whose Thai name, khao man gai, translates word for word as "rice fat chicken" — would be nothing without the oily slick that rises to the top of the poaching liquid and is skimmed off and reserved for cooking the rice.
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It can translate by voice if you ask "Hey Google, what's the word for (word) in (language)," and if you prefer to immerse yourself in a language, you can tell Google Home to communicate with you only in the language of your choosing.
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We had a kind of a retreat there with David, where we sat down every day around a table and went over the text almost word for word, stopping at the bits that we thought were difficult or that he wanted to emphasize.
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When a black man says exactly the same thing, word for word, he is judged a criminal and treated like one and everything possible is done to make an example of this bad n----r so there won't be any more like him.
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Several White House officials were "deeply disturbed" by Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and tried to "lock down" all records of the phone call, especially the word-for-word transcript produced by the White House, the complaint states.
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The president, 72, fired up his Twitter account on Sunday morning to slam SNL for its cold opening skit, which had recreated (sometimes word for word) the speech Trump had given on Friday, in which he declared a "national emergency" at the southern border.
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The apparent plagiarism was first reported by The Washington Post, which noted that two paragraphs of Carson's testimony appeared to be lifted word for word from a 2008 report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation detailing health risks that can come with substandard housing.
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"What Bruno Mars does, is he takes pre-existing work and he just completely, word-for-word recreates it, extrapolates it," she argued, referencing the fact that he makes music that would fit into traditional black genres like R&B, funk, soul, and hip-hop.
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The revision process was initiated last year after CNN's KFile reported that sections of the controversial sheriff's 2013 paper, titled "Making U.S. security and privacy rights compatible," were lifted word for word from sources ranging from the ACLU to former President George W. Bush.
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At a town hall event in New Hampshire on Monday the junior senator from Florida, who is currently polling in a statistical tie for second place in the state, gave a speech in which he repeated the same rehearsed sentence nearly word for word.
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" Evangelical Protestants make up about 20 percent of the US population, and according to Schwadel's study, 55 percent of people who identify as evangelical answered that question with, "The Bible is the actual word of God and is to be taken literally, word for word.
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The things I learned in class don't fully stay in my mind, because I can type what they said word for word instead of rephrasing it into my own words when I write with pen and paper to make it more understandable to me.
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They incorporated, in many places word for word, the British Parliament's Bill of Rights of 1689, a farseeing document that limited the powers of the king and laid out for us the lineaments of what was to be Britain's enduring (and endearing) constitutional monarchy.
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" The report then, word-for-word, echoes what the FAA has previously said in statements: "With strict FAA oversight, delegation extends the rigor of the FAA certification process to other recognized professionals, thereby multiplying the technical expertise focused on assuring an aircraft meets FAA standards.
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One of the organizations that keep the 1965 show's holiday cheer evergreen is the Pig Brooch Theater Company, which each year presents not only Charles M. Schulz's entire script, word for word, but also the accompanying Vince Guaraldi music, which a live jazz trio plays.
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Allegations of a 'coverup' The complaint states that several White House officials were "deeply disturbed" by Trump's July 25 phone call with Zelensky and tried to "lock down" all records of the phone call, especially the word-for-word transcript produced by the White House.
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"I learned from multiple U.S. officials that senior White House officials had intervened to 'lock down' all records of the phone call, especially the official word-for-word transcript of the call that was produced — as is customary — by the White House Situation Room," the complaint reads.
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The Trump-Ukraine phone call transcript After days of speculation about what actually was said during Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the White House gave in to Democratic demands and released a rough -- not word-for-word -- transcript of the conversation.
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The other three ads have Trump going "through the roof" if dinner's not ready when he gets home, bragging about a "beautiful piece of ass" and advising fathers to neglect their kids — all pulled mostly word-for-word from years of the Donald's ruminations in the media.
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Four years ago, Eric Lipton, of the Times , revealed that a letter Pruitt once sent to E.P.A. regulators, complaining that they had overestimated how much pollution new oil wells were producing in Oklahoma, had been copied, nearly word for word, from a draft supplied by Devon Energy.
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A quick YouTube search reveals that among the 26 short chapters are tales that Black performed at various Moth story slams in the years after the 2011 publication of her first book, the story collection "I Knew You'd Be Lovely," in some instances nearly word for word.
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Learning new things is fun when you have the freedom to explore on your own terms — the same way adults are fine with learning about a new platform for work as long as it's not being explained via someone reading word for word off a PowerPoint.
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" Dan Coats, Mr. Trump's director of national intelligence, repeated and endorsed, almost word for word, the Obama administration's conclusion that "only Russia's senior-most officials could have authorized the 2016 U.S. election-focused data thefts and disclosures, based on the scope and sensitivity of the targets.
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Another way of putting this is that what has been true for some time is that if I proposed something that was literally word for word in the Republican Party platform, it would be immediately opposed by eighty to ninety per cent of the Republican voters.
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In an executive order signed in late January establishing his own ethics rules for his political appointees, Mr. Trump adopted, word for word, much of the language in Mr. Obama's ethics rules, with one important exception: He dropped the broad ban on hiring just-departed lobbyists.
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Some said they'd like to also hear from Barr and Giuliani, and even the unnamed senior White House staffers who the whistleblower alleged tried to "lock down" all records of the Trump-Zelensky phone call, including the word-for-word transcript produced by the White House.
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Cravens shared the account with Thompson, who proceeded to create a spreadsheet of roughly 110 Facebook accounts that posted the same comments word-for-word on one another's profiles, auto-shared the same content with the same text, and that also often spammed content into Trump Facebook groups.
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But he then proceeded to deliver his standard stump speech almost word for word, taking the students on a tour of global dictators ("There is a lunatic in North Korea with a hydrogen bomb, potentially") and cataloging the misdeeds of the Obama era ("We betray our allies like Israel").
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He opened by telling the story of his relationship with his wife from his perspective—some of that taken nearly word for word from his memoir My Life—and for the first five or so minutes made it seem like he was going to stick to that perspective.
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Image: The White HouseAddressing the nation this morning, Department of Homeland Security advisor Tom Bossert restated—in some cases word-for-word—the assertions in an op-ed he penned for the Wall Street Journal last night squarely blaming North Korea for the widespread ransomware attack known as WannaCry.
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In a tweet Wednesday morning, Trump Jr. resurfaced a Daily Mail report from 2012 noting several recipes submitted by Warren in the book appear to be similar, word-for-word, to recipes published by a French cook in The New York Times and other publications around the same time.
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The strangest part of the "Dirt Road Anthem" phenomenon was that it was a word-for-word cover of a song written and originally performed by a guy whose birth name is Jason Farris Brown, but who's more commonly known by his almost impossibly American pseudonym: Colt Ford.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, 40 says he owns the rights to "Captain Save a Hoe" and Kane using it word for word on her book is straight-up ripping him off, not to mention unfairly profiting off his song and the character he created with it.
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Ms. Golloher also said that her supervisors failed to take meaningful action after she complained about a male colleague based in New York who she said made rude and disparaging remarks and treated her as incompetent, often dictating word for word what he wanted her to say on air.
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Tucked away in the executive order is nearly a word-for-word reverse revolving door policy that mirrors the most critical element of Obama's order: appointees must pledge to recuse themselves from official actions that directly and substantially affect their former employers or clients of the last two years.
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"But to say that this hasn't been out there, the American people can't analyze it — if you wanted to read it or your viewers wanted to read the whole text, word for word, and not big swaths and certain summaries of others, you could do it," Duffy said.
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Kidman's journey of a few steps took more than a half-minute, but by the time Urban was hitting his first guitar licks of "Parallel Line," she had descended onto a short stool not far from his center-stage microphone and started to match his singing, word for word — albeit unamplified.
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And, if that wasn't enough unabashed Trump-defending ... the Mooch takes it one step further by parroting his old boss almost word for word on the "swamp" that is D.C. It's clear he's still got issues with the town, even though he was only there for a very brief stint.
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The company's interpretations of Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury," Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises" and, above all, F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby" — rendered in "Gatz" as a word-for-word, six-hour marathon — seemed to pulse dynamically in that fecund space between the written narrative and a reader's imagination.
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And a draft request for the question found in Justice Department files contained word for word a legal rationale written by Mr. Hofeller in August 2017 — a crucial period in a monthslong effort to craft a legal argument for the census question by the Commerce Department, which oversees the Census Bureau.
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During his June testimony, he made the following statement, which he read word for word again during his newest appearance: I have never met with or had any conversation with any Russians or any foreign officials concerning any type of interference with any campaign or election in the United States.
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Here was the list of undesirables banned from entering the country – word for word: "alcoholics", "anarchists", "contract laborers", "criminals and convicts", "epileptics", "feebleminded persons", "idiots", "illiterates", "imbeciles", "insane persons", "paupers", "persons afflicted with contagious disease", "persons being mentally or physically defective", "persons with constitutional psychopathic inferiority", "political radicals", "polygamists", "prostitutes" and "vagrants".
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I was so relaxed, in fact, that I can't recall word for word what she said, but the takeaway is this: She helped me change how I think about the things that scare me, which in turn changes how I feel about them, and will (hopefully) change how I react to them.
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Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts, who has been a strong supporter of net neutrality and the FCC's most recent internet regulations, gave a long and passionate speech about the proposal (quotes were taken live and may not be word for word): "How much privacy are people in this country entitled to?" he asked.
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He told me, word-for-word, the exact same story as D. We eventually surmised that I got up to use the bathroom and for some reason, went downstairs and went to D's room—which was directly underneath mine—and into his roommate's bed—on the same side of the room as mine.
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It's a charming idea, but in the end, the ad just devolves into her standard talking points: that she'll fight for equal pay, affordable college, and "an America where all our sons and daughters have a chance to reach their God-given potential"—a line drawn almost word-for-word from Clinton's stump speeches.
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On its website, Rising Sun Coffee described its Erika Roast (named after a German military marching song) as "Apple and coffee cherry with tart acidity and a mellow, nutty aftertaste"—a word-for-word copy of the description used by Rose N Crantz Roasting Co, Espresso Joya's unwitting supplier, for one of its roasts.
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This is the only puzzle I have ever made where I thought my cluing had anything whatsoever to do with the puzzle being accepted — I had to change part of the fill and lots of my clues got changed, but Will and his team decided to use my two theme clues word for word.
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It is unambiguously against the law for private digital outlets to copy a story from CNBC — or any foreign outlet — word-for-word into Chinese, according to Shao, a senior intellectual property lawyer in China, who requested not to disclose his full name due to potential conflict of interests with his law firm's clients.
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When a hacked email revealed that Hillary Clinton had gotten one question in advance of a Democratic primary town hall, he turned it into an allegation that Clinton was "just recently, word for word, given the questions" to a debate — and sometimes, for good measure, he says she was given the answers as well.
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I met him on the day that we were shooting the tribute and I said, 'I don't know who actually wrote this, but you must have been hiding in my house or my closet' — and I'm not just saying nice things on TV — word for word it was eerie because it was as if I wrote it.
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But, duty calls, and Villanelle — or, Billie — finds herself smack in the middle of an AA meeting for which she didn't read any of the materials Eve prepared, which leads to her getting called out for being disingenuous (it doesn't help that she stole Eve's personal troubles almost word-for-word, which does not go over well).
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Which is why it was especially confusing when on Monday the Department of Housing and Urban Development director told employees that a brain surgeon such as himself could—if they desired—simply drill a hole in your head, stimulate your brain with electricity, and make you recite word-for-word a book you read decades earlier.
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None of this should serve as a word-for-word preview as to how Mueller will conduct himself in the months (years?) to come, but it's not hard to see why one might think he'd be the perfect man for the job, what with all the morons and see-no-evil, hear-no-evil monkeys flitting about.
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But of course what they had really done was have me give the lecture word for word before, so they could extract the phrases and words they wanted to use, and then at the end I had to walk onto the stage again with my ewi, which is an electronic wind instrument, a kind of electronic clarinet or oboe.
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" He explained, "This is a business where sometimes it's up to a bunch of people who might not understand what a mixed-race kid from Canada has to say, or a fly Spanish girl from New York [...] or a brother from Houston […] You've already won if you have people who are singing your songs word for word.
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In 2014, The New York Times reported that Mr. Pruitt's staff took a letter written by lawyers for the Oklahoma-based oil and gas company Devon Energy opposing E.P.A. regulations, copied it almost word for word onto state government stationery, and sent it to the agency as the official position of the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office.
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"All five of the presidents whom I worked for, Republicans and Democrats, wanted a word-for-word set of notes, if only to protect the integrity of the American side of the conversation against later manipulation by the Soviets or the Russians," said Victoria J. Nuland, a career diplomat who worked for Dick Cheney and Hillary Clinton, among others.
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Democrats' interest in playing up Pruitt's involvement with the group — part of a broader push to turn moderate senators against his confirmation — stems from a New York Times investigation in 2014 that found Pruitt borrowing language almost word-for-word from oil and gas company Devon Energy in a letter that accused EPA of inflating emissions.
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Val will never have one of those awkward convention panel moments where a fan asks her what her favorite line was and she has to explain, cringingly, that she doesn't really remember episodes word for word, that being on a TV show was her job eight years ago and she hasn't retained every detail of that show's mythology.
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While these guidelines were initially given to folks in the games press (they're basically word-for-word what came with my review code), Atlus extending these rules to cover everyone who owns the game is an extreme measure that disrupts the vast and complex ecosystem of people who make a living playing and promoting video games.
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II. Efforts to restrict access to records related to the callIn the days following the phone call, I learned from multiple U.S. officials that senior White House officials had intervened to "lock down" all records of the phone call, especially the official word-for-word transcript of the call that was produced — as is customary — by the White House Situation Room.
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From the moment that an online journalist first called attention to the striking, word-for-word similarities between a speech given by Melania Trump on Monday night at the Republican National Convention and one delivered by Michelle Obama at the Democratic National Convention in 2008, the news media has sought to get to the bottom of this bizarre turn of events.
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That all changed Saturday night, though: After his stuttering performance at the debate in Manchester, he was the butt of everyone's jokes the next morning; a man in a robot suit even showed up outside of his pancake breakfast event in Londonderry to mock the mechanical way the candidate repeated the same soundbite nearly word-for-word at the debate.
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Here are the biggest takeaways from the document: "In the days following the phone call, I learned from multiple U.S. officials that senior White House officials had intervened to 'lock down' all records of the phone call, especially the official word-for-word transcript of the call that was produced — as is customary — by the White House Situation Room," the whistleblower wrote.
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The entire section is so vital that it's worth reading in full: In the days following the phone call, I learned from multiple US officials that senior White House officials had intervened to "lock down" all records of the phone call, especially the official word-for-word transcript of the call that was produced — as is customary — by the White House Situation Room.
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II. Efforts to restrict access to records related to the call In the days following the phone call, I learned from multiple U.S. officials that senior White House officials had intervened to "lock down" all records of the phone call, especially the official word-for-word transcript of the call that was produced -- as is customary -- by the White House Situation Room.
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It's just about word for word the last few lines of the book, before the epilogue, in which Offred heads off to her final ambiguous fate, and I think part of the reason the final sequence works so well for me is that it's devoted to hitting the creepy, anxious release of tension that makes the end of Atwood's book so moving.
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In a move that recalls Trump's own jaunty aplomb in comparing his borrowing of an anti-Semitic meme to a coloring book for Disney's Frozen, RNC communications director Sean Spicer argued that the word-for-word copying of the First Lady's speech actually came from the fact that these phrases are so common that they can even be found in My Little Pony books.
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Marine Le Pen gave a speech Monday that appeared to mimic word-for-word many passages of her former opponent François Fillon's April 15 speech: Le Parisien's take: "If it's not a copy and paste, it looks a lot like it" The final round of the French election is this upcoming weekend, and Le Pen, a right-wing nationalist, trails moderate Emmanuel Macron in the polls.
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Couch also repeated the same arguments in many of those cases, at times word-for-word, including that the women could not prove they were trapped in the relationships, that they had inconsistencies in their accounts or that the violence, and that the abuse was due to their husband or partner's criminality or violent nature, and thus was"general violence" as opposed to persecution.
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But he went up to the microphone and he read a statement from the president of the United States as if I were on the call, because what happened is when he looked at the sheet — which was an exact transcript of my call, done by very talented people that do this — exact, word for word, he said, 'Wow, he didn't do anything wrong.
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Developed for TV by the writing team of Veronica West and Sarah Kucserka, with Zoë Kravitz in the lead role, the new High Fidelity retains the arch charm of the movie — even replicating some shots and lines word for word — while nixing the creepy undercurrents of misogyny and entitlement from Cusack's character for a Rob who is just as self-absorbed but also compassionate and insecure.
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One of them is the allegation that White House officials moved what the whistleblower describes as the "official word-for-word transcript" of Trump and the Ukrainian president's call to a "separate electronic system that is otherwise used to store and handle classified information of an especially sensitive nature" — even though a White House official said the call contained no sensitive national security information.
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While the story was first conceived in 2014 and thus wasn't inspired by recent events like Charlottesville, the developers have snuck in some last-minute Easter eggs that are deliberately thumbing their nose at the right, like a newspaper article with the headline "Meet the Dapper Young KKK Leader With A Message of Hope," an almost word-for-word parody of a real article fawning over white supremacist and alt-right founder Richard Spencer.
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"The point is you've already won if you have people who are singing your songs word for word, if you're a hero in your hometown, if — look, look — if there's people who have regular jobs who are coming out in the rain, in the snow, spending their hard-earned money to buy tickets to come to your shows, you don't need this right here, I promise you that, you already won," he said, holding up his Grammy.
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The speech she gave at the 2016 Republican National Convention, which featured long passages lifted word for word from the speech that Michelle Obama had made in support of her husband eight years earlier, remains one of the more striking bits of pure Trumpianism on the record—the decision-making process that produced "a poker-faced karaoke version of another woman's speech about her very different husband" as the outcome is incomprehensible, although it is all very obviously the result of a towering and brazen laziness.
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