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to sell her story about an alleged sexual encounter with Trump from a decade prior.
Prosecutors also point to a similar payment made to another women, who alleged she had a sexual encounter with Trump, Karen McDougal.
Beautiful sunny day up here, we might encounter a few bumps but nothing to hectic, the cabin crew will be taking care of you.
It's why right now is the best time to cross through the Northwest Passage because you wanna catch it at the very, very tail end of summer where you're going to encounter less ice before everything freezes over again.
to encounter less ice before everything freezes over again.
But as the name clear-air suggests, there are no warnings when the plane is about to encounter such sudden and severe swirls of air.
when the plane is about to encounter such sudden and severe swirls of air
A presidential close encounter with a robot as Barack Obama tours a museum in Tokyo during
A presidential close encounter with a robot as Barack Obama tours a museum in Tokyo during
Everyday racism is the normalised experiences that we encounter daily based on our difference
Everyday racism is the normalised experiences that we encounter daily based on our difference
There is little to match the awe inspired by an encounter with a whale shark,
A visit to the Burma Banks will sometimes yield an interesting encounter with silvertip sharks.
Rob: Hi there Neil. Have you ever had a close encounter with a monkey or an ape?
Rob: Hi there Neil. Have you ever had a close encounter with a monkey or an ape?
In the event that local police do encounter the convoy, tensions might be a little high, given that both parties have guns and one of them has a nuclear bomb, so the Emergency Control Center can give both parties what's called a "sign-countersign,"
I knew even then that I would encounter cultural differences and misunderstandings, but they popped up when I least expected it.
We all have physical, mental, and emotional limitations that make it impossible for us to process every single choice we encounter, even in the grocery store, let alone over the course of our entire lives.