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... re asking for retains all of those protections for the consumers so that more, so the consumers can stay in their homes. We’re not asking that any of those consumer protections be taken away. We’re just asking that we have the opportunity to make loans and customers living ...
... the Internal Revenue Service, a reference to the 2013 outcry over that agency's intense scrutiny of some conservative groups seeking tax exemptions. "We're just asking for terrorists not to be able to walk into a gun shop and buy a gun," said Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas ...
... Spieler is one of the architects behind the new system. He's an urban planner and sits on Metro's board. CHRISTOF SPIELER: So we just asked a question, what would this bus system look like if we started over from scratch. KARLA MURTHY: The old bus routes ran on ...
... It was cleaned when I moved in, which was about nine days ago. PAUL SOLMAN: Or choosing a new coffee maker. EMMA STANTON: I just asked for particular recommendations, and this was one of three they suggested. PAUL SOLMAN: Cleaning her clothes. EMMA STANTON: This is my laundry. I just ...
... the streets of Flushing are filled with nail salon workers, almost like migrant workers. And we spent about three months going every single morning and just asking these women, tell me your story. And what is so interesting is this act of a manicure is a very intimate thing. You ...
... life changes in a big way. SHUBHAM BANERJEE: I looked out. No one was there. But I did see a flyer over there, and which asked for donations for the visually impaired. I asked -- I didn't know why. I just asked a random question to my parents. How do ...
HARI SREENIVASAN: It was Partovi who noticed a few months ago that the 50-year-old's eyes looked yellowish -- one of the signs of alcoholic hepatitis. TRACY NAPOLI: She just asked me. She says, 'Are you going to quit drinking? Do you want to quit drinking?' I said, 'Yes ...
... wouldn’t you run for president? HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON: Well, you know, obviously I’m flattered and I’m honored that so many people are asking me what you just asked me… GWEN IFILL: Okay, you’re flattered, your honored, let’s move on… HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON: Yes, I know ...
... of his medical condition? CHUCK HAGEL: Congressman, I hope you're not implying anything other than that. The fact is... REP. JEFF MILLER: I'm just asking the question, Mr. Secretary, that you won't answer. CHUCK HAGEL: I'm going to give an answer too, and I don't ...
... fake. "Jordan Smith" for instance, supposedly Goldbloom’s “PBS producer,” is in fact (gasp!) Goldbloom’s cousin from Toronto. But one thing that’s undeniably real are those intros from Judy Woodruff, Gwen Ifill and Hari Sreenivasan. How did Goldbloom convince them to partake in the show? "I just asked."
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