They're corporatist, globalist media that are adamantly opposed — adamantly opposed to an economic nationalist agenda like Donald Trump has.
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"They're corporatist, globalist media that are adamantly opposed — adamantly opposed to an economic nationalist agenda like Donald Trump has," he said.
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They were adamantly for law enforcement and veterans' rights, in a manner that presupposed that the rest of us were adamantly against these things.
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He had repeatedly — and adamantly — denied any involvement.
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Now, Ronaldo is speaking out ... adamantly denying the allegations.
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For his part ... LeSean has adamantly denied any involvement.
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Not all family members are adamantly opposed to the execution.
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Conyers acknowledged the settlement but has adamantly denied the allegation.
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" After all, Garteig adamantly pronounces, "Quinnipiac is a hockey school.
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Leading Democrats also adamantly oppose building a secure border wall.
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The Bells have adamantly denied any involvement in Johnson's death.
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My Saudi client was adamantly opposed to meeting with me.
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But he adamantly denied he would be violent toward them.
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But it adamantly opposes that instrument becoming a sovereign currency.
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I adamantly did not want to be in the book.
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Despite Friday's firings, the organization has adamantly denied that report.
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They adamantly denied having anything to do with North Korea.
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Peterson remains a suspect, although he has adamantly maintained his innocence.
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Much of her caucus is adamantly opposed to border wall funding.
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" Hirsch says he adamantly believes the tape can "really make history.
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"The governor is adamantly pro-life," said a statement from Gov.
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Mexico has adamantly said it will not pay for the wall.
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An extension is something that both Cruz and Nelson adamantly support.
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Giuliani also adamantly denied Cohen's claim in an interview with CNN.
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Brokaw is fighting sexual harassment allegations , which he has adamantly denied.
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Kane adamantly denies the allegations and intends to fight the charges.
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But Spears has adamantly maintained her innocence, even after her conviction.
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Irvin adamantly denied the allegations and prosecutors ultimately dropped the case.
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The actress also adamantly denies having an affair, according to TMZ.
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But residents weary of gentrification are adamantly opposed to these additions.
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Some participants were less adamantly in the "Bernie or Bust" camp.
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Waters is adamantly against the idea of ever retiring the look.
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Now the bad: I must adamantly disagree on HOW we engage.
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Sessions adamantly denied he had made the remarks about African-Americans.
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They have said absolutely, adamantly, that they can do it better.
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We know we will sometimes adamantly disagree with our GOP colleagues.
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"Oh, I would never date a Cancer," Ms. Hu said adamantly.
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Mr. de Blasio has adamantly denied that he did anything wrong.
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When his college girlfriend converted to evangelicalism, Mr. Brody adamantly resisted.
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For the record, Brown has adamantly denied the allegations against him.
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Ms. Abedin, through her lawyers, has adamantly denied using that laptop.
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The Church of Scientology "adamantly denied" that it had pressured victims.
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I was adamantly opposed— ROSE: In this case, the media's right.
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He adamantly favours nuclear energy and rejects the Green movement as utopian.
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Both Trump and the Russian government have always adamantly denied any conspiracy.
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" Obama noted that Republicans "have adamantly said they can do it better.
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Supporters of the bill adamantly state the bill is not about discrimination.
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Erdoğan was already adamantly against narrowing the law to protect free speech.
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"I will never dress someone I don't believe in," he stated adamantly.
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We adamantly oppose the complete blocking of the release of these emails.
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Frank, appearing on "Squawk Box" with O'Leary, adamantly defended his namesake law.
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Doctors adamantly disagreed that this was the case, but it didn't matter.
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Although Toby offers to watch the game with her, she adamantly declines.
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Jean's adamantly denied doing anything to harm her husband before he died.
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Peters adamantly denied that the drugs were hers, insisting they were planted.
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He was very involved in civil rights; he was adamantly pro-choice.
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Republicans have adamantly opposed Obamacare since before it became law in 2010.
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In his own forceful, angry testimony, Judge Kavanaugh adamantly denied the charges.
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" In 247, Hillary Clinton declared that she was "adamantly against illegal immigration.
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Brown adamantly denied that the Hunny Pot has ever sold contaminated products.
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The group, with 1.7 million veterans, has adamantly opposed the new restrictions.
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" Professor Marcus's lawyer, Scott Simpson, said his client "adamantly denied the allegations.
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For his part, the Patriots owner has adamantly denied doing anything illegal.
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Israel "adamantly opposes" the bill's approval, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.
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Meanwhile, Bieber's all black backup band were adamantly opposed to doing the show.
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" But Barbara was adamantly against that, saying, "I'm not getting along with David!
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Politicians in many states remain adamantly opposed to any limits on gun sales.
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Mediterranean diets in the height of the low-fat storm, is still adamantly
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Still, he said the government adamantly supported the need for such regulatory measures.
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For the record, Jim Carrey adamantly denied he transmitted any diseases to Cathriona.
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Webb later accused Browne of domestic violence -- though he adamantly denied the allegations.
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But he adamantly refuses to apologize for his numerous gaffes, insults and misstatements.
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He adamantly denied that he had been abusive to her in any way.
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Casanova's attorney Scott E. Leemon told us his client adamantly denied the allegation.
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Most of Trump's top economic and trade officials adamantly oppose these auto tariffs.
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Marshall adamantly opposes LGBT rights and doesn't recognize the legitimacy of transgender people.
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Which is why I adamantly requested a very vintage vibe from the band.
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Brown has adamantly denied the allegations and says he will fight the case.
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While several pharmacists were eager to become pot dealers, some were adamantly opposed.
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At that time, a minority of the sheikhs had been adamantly anti-coup.
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She pushed, quietly and adamantly, against most expectations of pop in the 2010s.
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But Kosovo's prime minister, Ramush Haradinaj, is adamantly opposed to any territorial concessions.
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Irvin has adamantly denied ANY wrongdoing and says he never touched the accuser.
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Mexico has adamantly rejected Trump's assertion that it would pay for the wall.
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But he has adamantly rejected allegations that he himself is guilty of any misconduct.
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Gaga, however, has adamantly denied that Dr. Luke was the producer who assaulted her.
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But I adamantly feel that Joker's approach to mental illness is vague and exploitative.
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Hurt's arrest report alleges she "adamantly refused" to bring the child to the hospital.
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No, seriously: Why do we confine ourselves to a city that adamantly hates us?
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"They could offer me free transportation for a year and I would adamantly refuse."
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However, Kim has been adamantly denied that she has never had facial plastic surgery.
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MTV's shiny new epic-fantasy series The Shannara Chronicles is adamantly not a comedy.
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He was booked for disorderly conduct and making threats -- both allegations he adamantly denies.
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"Our clinic and our escort group are very adamantly against counter-protesting," Henkin said.
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For his part, Oakman adamantly denied any wrongdoing -- and says the sex was consensual.
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Anonymous has been adamantly opposed to Trump since he announced his candidacy in 2015.
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AB has adamantly denied the allegations and vowed the fight the case in court.
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"But he should not be a United States senator," McCain said adamantly and repeatedly.
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Though his state adopted the Medicaid expansion, he's adamantly opposed to "partial" repeal plans.
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Another, whom Moreno-Ocampo reduced to tears in meetings, defended him to me adamantly.
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But here, I should note that Araeen adamantly refuses comparison to the Western canon.
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More important, the Taliban adamantly opposed the idea, which has now been largely discarded.
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"We adamantly denounce this sort of disgusting rhetoric," Mr. Lawson said in a statement.
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Proud too of Grand Central employees who are adamantly against this book deal. pic.twitter.
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Over and over, he adamantly channeled a message of sympathy for state election officials.
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Over his 19703-year career he has made many excellent paintings, all adamantly abstract.
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The airline also said it "adamantly" disagreed with how its safety culture was portrayed.
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All those now implicated by Parnas, including Pence and Barr, adamantly deny the accusations.
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Also, he adamantly insisted that only Relyant controlled hiring and did not oversee firing.
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Mr. Macron is adamantly pro-Europe and quickly opposed President Trump's barring of refugees.
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The group that calls itself "Islamic State" was always and adamantly "ISIL" to him.
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Spokesmen for the insurgents have adamantly denied the reports of a nationwide truce deal.
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They adamantly reject that passive investment has had any negative impact on capital allocation.
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Pay dividends Buffett has adamantly said no to paying dividends due to the tax consequences.
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Anything that serves the American people and protects us, the Democrats are adamantly opposed to.
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When he testified before the Senate Health Committee last week, Price adamantly denied any wrongdoing.
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Jussie adamantly maintains his innocence even if law enforcement has robbed him of that presumption.
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Bloomberg adamantly defended the industry in the face of its pre-and-post crisis scandals.
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ISRAEL'S right-wing government is adamantly opposed to the legalisation of cannabis for recreational use.
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The US has strongly insinuated that Iran is to blame, a charge Tehran adamantly denies.
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Spider has also adamantly denied intentionally taking anything ... instead saying he ingested a tainted supplement.
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Adamantly opposing loosening restrictions on pot is Senator Jeff Sessions, Trump's pick for attorney general.
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But there was no event, no food—even though she believed, adamantly, that there was.
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We spoke with Martinez's attorney Ruben Scolavino who tells us Carlos adamantly denies the allegations.
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The player's father was adamantly against surgery, so the player was treated with a cast.
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They all had one thing in common: they had adamantly opposed the Obama-era agreement.
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"The Department adamantly opposes the wholesale sale or transfer of public lands," the spokesperson wrote.
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The lawyers also asked why she had so adamantly denied her relationship with Mr. Guzmán.
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"We are adamantly opposed to the elimination of the adoption tax credit," Ms. Dannenfelser said.
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Cavallari claimed that Henderson wanted to post about the gossip, which Cavallari was adamantly against.
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But both he and Mr. Saenz sounded less than adamantly opposed to additional border fences.
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Last month, the union said it "adamantly" disagreed with the N.H.L.'s "shortsighted" Olympic decision.
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But Mr. Powell was adamantly opposed to the idea and made sure it didn't happen.
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Chad eventually told his side of the story ... adamantly denying he put hands on Annalise.
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The state also adamantly opposes methadone for drug addicts, sometimes denigrated as a "narcoliberal" scheme.
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Detroit Board of Education, something members of the court's more liberal wing appear adamantly against.
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But most Labour members and voters in London and other big cities adamantly oppose Brexit.
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Still, activists and supporters of LGBTQ rights have been adamantly opposed to Trump's policy decisions.
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Cops arrived to the scene and spoke with Elliott -- who adamantly denied striking the woman.
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It's tiny, rocky, and uninspiring, though I know my friend and colleague Ryan Mandelbaum adamantly disagrees.
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It is adamantly important to propose ourselves as a label that celebrates the unconventional production styles.
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And then there are others who adamantly rule out the prospect of a Le Pen presidency.
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" When it comes to sleeping with someone on the first date, both friends adamantly said, "No!
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The ride-hailing services adamantly oppose regulations that require mandatory fingerprint background checks of its drivers.
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Wiesel adamantly refused to accept the White House's attempt to play with history for ideological purposes.
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He "adamantly [denies] that he has committed these murders," defense attorney Rick Detoto told PEOPLE previously.
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But with Flynn now adamantly refusing to cooperate, the topic of immunity has garnered new interest.
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Two SPR experts adamantly questioned Janet's gruff voice and later caught the children bending spoons themselves.
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Luke has since adamantly denied the accusations and is countersuing for defamation and breach of contract.
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But they say the company's leaders were not just risk-averse, but adamantly opposed to experimentation.
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Becca confronts Chris about it; he adamantly denies it all but handles the entire interaction horribly.
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Allen responded by also publishing a letter in the New York Times, adamantly denying the accusation.
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Huffington also adamantly stood behind Kalanick, insisting that he "absolutely not" leave his role as CEO.
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Robin O'Neil, the first UN mediator for the so-called name dispute, said as much, adamantly.
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But he has adamantly denied charges his company conducts espionage on behalf of the Russian government.
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"But this verdict does not alter the course on which we are adamantly set," he said.
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Masina adamantly denied raping the woman -- and told investigators she had consented to the sex acts.
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Sapp adamantly denied knocking Trickey down and claimed he wasn't even at the party that night.
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"Freddie Gibbs adamantly denies the allegations that have been levied against by Austrian authorities," Leemon said.
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When The Economist interviewed him in July he adamantly argued that he is tolerant of criticism.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader, adamantly refused, muffling for weeks any sense of national alarm.
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For his part, Gibbs has adamantly denied any wrongdoing and has vowed to fight the charges.
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Suspicion also spread that Mr. Kemp was somehow behind the recommendation — a claim he adamantly denies.
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She adamantly opposed the pup's frisking down the hall to excitedly greet us at the door.
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Trump adamantly does not want to be impeached — because he cares, above all, about his legacy.
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The opposing side adamantly points out that the IG uncovered "serious performance failures" within the FBI.
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Officials in the Afghan central government adamantly denied Thursday that such sacrifices had come to naught.
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Clinton adamantly denies that she broke the law with her use of the private email account.
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Mr. Trump has adamantly insisted there was "no collusion" with Russia during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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STEVE BANNON: It's been reported in the media that I was adamantly opposed [to Comey's firing].
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Trump faced insults about his hand size during the 2016 Republican primaries, which he adamantly refuted.
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It can be a touch-friendly version of macOS (something Apple has been adamantly against so far).
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However, the teen "adamantly [denies] that he has committed these murders," defense attorney Rick Detoto tells PEOPLE.
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He blamed the "corporatist, globalist media that are adamantly opposed to an economic nationalist agenda" under Trump.
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Jeffrey Tambor "adamantly and vehemently" denies the sexual harassment claims brought against him by a former assistant.
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The trick is in sticking to the company's original vision adamantly, but being patient with new employees.
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You came out very adamantly and publicly against the LGBT law that was put in place there.
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So what happened that led the school to accuse a student Chloe adamantly believes didn't do it?
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The country's foreign ministry said on Thursday that Israel "adamantly opposes" the bill's approval as a whole.
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And Republicans in Congress and elsewhere are adamantly against a government-run health-care system for everyone.
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Ray is adamantly denying the stalking allegations and is now seeking a restraining order of his own.
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For months, the President and his surrogates adamantly, angrily and repeatedly denied any contacts with Russian officials.
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She adamantly believes that if the vote had been Remain, the firm would still be in Britain.
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John Nicholson, commander of U.S. troops in Afghanistan, said adamantly that he was "not refuting" the reports.
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Trump, who has adamantly denied colluding with the Kremlin, again stated on Saturday that "no crime" occurred.
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"He has always adamantly denied any involvement in their conspiracy theory," Todd said in a phone interview.
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Pappalardo has entered a plea of not guilty and adamantly denies all of the charges against him.
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The group has been adamantly opposed to the Obama-era deal, arguing it's a danger to Israel.
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"Jussie adamantly maintains his innocence even if law enforcement has robbed him of that presumption," he added.
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Fairfax has adamantly denied the first accusation, detailed and shocking allegations leveled by Stanford Professor Vanessa Tyson.
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Two other women later came forward with sexual misconduct allegations, all of which Kavanaugh has adamantly denied.
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"For a long time, Gamergate adamantly resisted that [far right] characterization," she told me over the phone.
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China adamantly opposes the deployment of THAAD, seeing the system as a threat to its military capabilities.
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In the book, which was released earlier this year, Gupta still adamantly denies he did anything wrong.
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He adamantly denies it, and no other firsthand witnesses have corroborated her assertion that it was him.
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She had previously insinuated LeSean orchestrated the attack -- though the NFL star has adamantly denied any involvement.
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The 65-year-old had adamantly denied roughing up the woman and pled not guilty in court.
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Religious leaders have promised sanctuary because they adamantly oppose ICE's recent enforcement tactics on Central American families.
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Biden appeared to be aware of the misleading videos and adamantly said he "did not say that."
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Her brother, Natanael Barbosa, an evangelical preacher, said he would have been adamantly opposed to an abortion.
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Epic seems to adamantly refuse to splinter its game between a casual version and a competitive one.
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But the group remains adamantly opposed to the kinds of strict new laws being pursued by Democrats.
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The team's founder and previous owner, Jerry Richardson, was adamantly opposed to players protesting during the anthem.
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If it is mentioned, people will adamantly deny that it is a vital part of one's health.
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Still, Sanders emphasized Monday that he is adamantly opposed to authoritarian states and their methods of ruling.
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As for Luhnow, Manfred noted the great innovator "adamantly" denied knowing anything about the sophisticated theft operation.
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Jordan has adamantly denied he ever heard allegations of sexual abuse during his tenure at the university.
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Like Thomas, Kavanaugh, a federal appellate judge, is adamantly denying the claims made by his own accuser.
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Democrats have adamantly defended it, arguing they have pursued a thorough and fair probe into potential corruption.
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To be Flemish — as Van Noten adamantly is — was to spend your life looking outward and beyond.
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Between the lines: The industry is fiercely protective of negotiated rates and adamantly opposes the administration's proposal.
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Fairfax adamantly denies their claims, but several prominent Democrats are now calling on Fairfax to step down.
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All of those interviewed adamantly denied that Rielly uttered a slur and the audio supported their statements.
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While Erin is adamantly opposed and says you should never wear any shade of white to a wedding.
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Kavanaugh, 53, has adamantly denied the allegation, and the FBI wrapped up an investigation on the claims Thursday.
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However, CEO Dennis Muilenburg adamantly denied in an email to employees on Monday that Boeing has withheld information.
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After The Washington Post resurfaced the recording on Friday, Trump adamantly denied ever posing as his own spokesperson.
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Civil rights groups had adamantly opposed Barr's nomination, much as they opposed Sessions when was he was nominated.
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While Prime Minister Netanyahu welcomed the plan as a "historic national mission," the Palestinians have adamantly rejected it.
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And there were those who were adamantly against it believing that business shouldn't be taking second amendment stances.
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Zuckerberg adamantly upheld the policy during the first several minutes of an earnings call with analysts on Wednesday.
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Luke has adamantly denied the allegations, and most of Kesha's claims were dismissed in a New York court.
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Spicer had adamantly opposed bringing on the New York financier and former Trump campaign fundraiser, multiple sources said.
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Both Kasowitz and his law firm adamantly deny the truth of the ProPublica story, which trashed his reputation.
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FYI, Conley -- 22 years old -- was never arrested or charged with a crime ... and adamantly denies any wrongdoing.
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Jones revealed the incident moments ago on "The MMA Hour" with Ariel Helwani -- but adamantly denied drag racing.
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McCoy put out a statement adamantly denying Mia's allegations -- and a short time later, she deleted her post.
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There were reports Iverson's dealt with gambling troubles in the past ... but he's adamantly denied having a problem.
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It doesn't take much searching online to find people who are adamantly opposed to the costs of homeownership.
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It's a goal that he has adamantly championed for years, though he hasn't given many specifics about it.
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"Bishop Rhoades adamantly denies any validity to this accusation and the insinuation of inappropriate behavior," the diocese said.
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Mexico has repeatedly and adamantly refused to pay a cent for Trump's wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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For the past several days, President Trump has adamantly claimed Alabama was in the path of Hurricane Dorian.
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" The group adamantly makes the claim: "Addiction affects many of us: buprenorphine should be freely available to all.
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Today's Republican Party is adamantly opposed to fighting climate change, expanding health insurance or to reducing income inequality.
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" Regarding Antonio's statement on the case -- AB adamantly denies the allegations -- Bill said, "They are what they are.
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So why is China suddenly acknowledging a network of internment centers whose existence it had so adamantly denied?
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But liberal senators, and Republicans like Mr. McCain who adamantly oppose the use of torture, were not pacified.
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Trump has adamantly denied the accusations of sexual misconduct leveled against him by Zervos and several other women.
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He has refused to back down, even though Mr. Obama and his top aides have adamantly denied it.
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For his part, Brown has adamantly denied any wrongdoing and insists the two had a "consensual personal relationship."
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It all spells trouble for those who are adamantly opposed to the idea of Trump as the nominee.
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Gülen adamantly denies the Erdoğan government allegations that he was behind the July 15 attempted coup in Turkey.
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Cohen has adamantly denied the dossier's allegations and has specifically said that he has never been to Prague.
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One Justice Department official in the room for the interview adamantly disagreed with Nadler's characterization of the conversation.
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White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley adamantly denied that Kelly had offered to resign in any way.
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The ref on the ice saw it 23 feet away and was adamantly calling it a no-goal.
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The organization has adamantly decried most, if not all, legislation that would expand medical cannabis in the state.
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Shawn Mendes is once again shutting down rumors he's gay ... adamantly saying he isn't, after years of speculation.
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"HOLD IT AND DON'T DO A THING FOR THREE MONTHS!!!" is what the finance blogger J. Money adamantly recommends.
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And even in Colorado, the first state to legalize pot recreationally, health officials still adamantly warn against doing so.
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Seacrest has adamantly denied Hardy's allegations, and his network is standing by him — he's still set to host E!
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"They're corporatist globalist media that are adamantly opposed to an economic nationalist agenda like President Trump has," Bannon said.
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"They're corporatist, globalist media that are adamantly opposed to an economic nationalist agenda like Donald Trump has," he said.
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When asked about reports Will had threatened to get his gun and shoot first, Thomson adamantly denied the claims.
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The industry has adamantly pushed back on the idea that generics are any less safe than brand-name drugs.
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Trump has adamantly opposed TPP since before his campaign began; there's no indication that his remarks changed her mind.
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Some religious transhumanists accused me of doing the Antichrist's work because I adamantly promoted transhumanism with strong secular undertones.
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Huawei has adamantly and repeatedly said it's separate from the Chinese government and it would not do its bidding.
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Professional scientists were rather dismissive of his research, in which he adamantly claimed that no two snowflakes were alike.
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Cena revealed in a 2016 Rolling Stone profile that he was adamantly opposed to getting married despite Bella's wishes.
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David adamantly denies any wrongdoing and has the funds to stay in court for an indefinite amount of time.
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But on Saturday, at a special CMA Festival event, Underwood revealed she was adamantly against the idea at first.
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Though Pelosi has been a major force in Trump's impeachment, she has adamantly denied personal hostility toward the president.
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Alexander and Murray are adamantly pushing to get the bill through the Senate by the end of the month.
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Ryan states he wants to address poverty in America but remains adamantly opposed to significantly raising the minimum wage.
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Charvet adamantly denied he slept with Jones' wife -- and begged the court for a restraining order against the athlete.
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Nielsen has adamantly defended the policy, and argued that Americans should not believe the media's coverage of the issue.
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Ted Cruz' adamantly "pro-life"-centric campaign does seem like it could be an elaborate coverup for many murders.
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They are pushing the privatization of government operations, after three quarters of a century adamantly opposing the very notion.
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Kavanaugh, who has adamantly denied Ford's and Ramirez's allegations, declined to answer the Times reporters' questions about Stier's story.
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First, Moore would have to announce he's quitting the race — something he has adamantly maintained he will not do.
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Erdogan's government has adamantly rejected speculation that it may have to seek support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Kavanaugh, whose family has also received threatening messages, has adamantly denied the accusations and vowed he will not withdraw.
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Uber's leaders have signaled that they were open to discussing new regulations, but they have adamantly opposed any cap.
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Donald Trump has adamantly defended the use of tear gas at the border, as reported by the Military Times.
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Legislative leaders are adamantly opposed to raising taxes in a state with some of the country's highest tax rates.
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But drug companies adamantly oppose that idea, and Mr. Trump has not taken steps to translate that into practice.
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But he considered Iraq within Russia's sphere of influence and adamantly opposed the war America began there in 2003.
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But these are adamantly not the sort of pictures intended to emphasize man's smallness in the face of nature.
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But it has gone nowhere in part because the United States and the European Union have adamantly opposed it.
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Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has adamantly opposed any hypothetical "deal" on witnesses that would include testimony from either Biden.
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When I and my colleagues confronted Kremlin and Foreign Ministry officials with this, they (as expected) adamantly denied it.
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That opening to her, to what was a little nutty and adamantly original in her, was a great gift.
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We know -- thanks to The Washington Post -- that now-former Trump attorney John Dowd was adamantly opposed to it.
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Livid British officials adamantly denied the allegation and secured promises from senior White House officials never to repeat it.
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Trump has adamantly denied any cooperation between his team and Russia and has called the investigation a Democratic hoax.
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Under Nooyi, though, the company adamantly maintained that keeping the two together gave it necessary combined leverage over retailers.
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"The administration adamantly opposes unilateral digital services taxes that are focused primarily on U.S. companies," Mr. Kautter told BloombergTax.
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For his part, McCoy had adamantly denied any involvement in the incident and not been charged with a crime.
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I want to test Mr. Giuliani's claims of being adamantly against pornography and having no use for adult film stars.
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Through payouts, contests like these, including the SLS, allow many skaters to skate professionally—something that Atlas adamantly points out.
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The UFC is adamantly opposed to the measure and has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to lobby against it.
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For Clinton supporters who adamantly deny that it can ever happen, I have a simple question—how do you know?
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I am a lifelong conservative activist but for about a year and a half, I fought adamantly against Donald Trump.
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On the surface, it seemed like a pretty good deal, yet many in the adult industry were adamantly against it.
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It's also been something that our Democratic colleagues have been adamantly opposed to making any changes to sanctuary city policy.
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She denied it all, adamantly, in that Vanderpump way where she said "no," over and over again, like an incantation.
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What's unclear ... if Massey really believed Shar was abusive to his kid -- something she adamantly denies -- why'd he drop it?.
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Trump has repeatedly claimed that Mexico will pay for the wall, though the nation's leaders have adamantly rejected that proposal.
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The director has adamantly denied Dylan's accusations in the past, but declined to comment prior to publication of Thursday's article.
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Or it could be that one or two of the four conservatives are not, in fact, adamantly opposed to Roe.
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He has also bought into the daily fantasy sports industry, which he has adamantly defended amid questions about its legality.
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But now, Tunsil has finally responded in legal docs of his own -- adamantly denying any sort of violent physical attack.
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While college football is widely popular, there are many people, like NFL star Arian Foster, who are adamantly against it.
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In legal documents filed Thursday, the actress accuses Thicke of physically abusing Julian — which the "Blurred Lines" singer adamantly denies.
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The law's actual effects are also weakening opposition to it among those who were most adamantly against it in 2010.
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House GOP leadership has been adamantly against the move, arguing it places too much power in the hands of Democrats.
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But he adamantly opposed a subsequent bill, which died, that would have reduced mandatory minimum sentences for some drug crimes.
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In April, Nicholson also said adamantly that he was "not refuting" reports that Russia is supplying weapons to the Taliban.
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Putin has adamantly denied those accusations, and Trump said last month that he believes Putin is sincere in his denials.
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If asked by the President to send National Guard troops to the southern border, Hickenlooper says, he would adamantly oppose.
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" He said the vulgar emoji was added to underscore "how adamantly opposed Papa John's is to groups of this nature.
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But while Germany aims to start quickly, France has been more reluctant and remains adamantly opposed to talks on agriculture.
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Her earliest paintings, with their corpulent, adamantly unideal nudes, may have been her best, since they had a feminist subtext.
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Mr. Trump's defenders say fact-checking organizations like PolitiFact are politically biased, which Mr. Adair and his counterparts adamantly deny.
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But Mr. Mattis and other military leaders adamantly opposed retaliation for the Baghdad attack, successfully arguing that it was insignificant.
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But in an interview with The New York Times on Wednesday, Mr. Trump adamantly denied being concerned about the indictments.
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They want a mechanism under which the government in London could quit unilaterally, something the European Union has adamantly resisted.
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Pete Ricketts of Nebraska, who adamantly opposed Medicaid expansion in the past, did not fight his state's initiative, and Gov.
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The ultra-Orthodox parties adamantly oppose a conscription bill and will not support a government that plans to pass it.
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While some appreciated the new information, others adamantly refused to change their minds, he said in an interview on Monday.
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"Sleep Training" covers the abrupt pivots that happen when you can't follow through on what you adamantly planned to do.
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He adamantly denies the claims and is currently facing a libel suit filed against him by one of his accusers.
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Despite his observations, Rosen said he is adamantly against outright bans, such as the one about to start in France.
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US, South Korean and Malaysian authorities have pinned the attack on Pyongyang, but North Korea has adamantly denied any responsibility.
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"Our staffer adamantly denies these allegations," a spokesman for American Bridge who declined to be identified by name told CNN.
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Jones was initially charged with misdemeanor battery -- though he ADAMANTLY denied all wrongdoing and pled not guilty at the time.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk might be adamantly anti-HUD (heads-up display) but that doesn't mean you have to be.
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I was adamantly opposed to any suspension of aid, as the Ukrainians needed those funds to fight against Russian aggression.
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But arguments that race is the reason conservatives so adamantly oppose D.C.'s push for statehood are met with outrage.
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Buttigieg was adamantly opposed to RFRA and its passage contributed to his decision to come out as a gay man.
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The eccentric rapper shot this video, with his lawyer watching and listening, and adamantly denies doing anything illegal with women.
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Those who adamantly believe that Syed is guilty have alleged that Koenig fell in love with Syed while speaking to him.
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" Still, when asked if she believes that Pelosi has racial animus, Ocasio-Cortez said adamantly, "No, no, absolutely not, absolutely not.
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European countries, which adamantly oppose any dismantling of the deal, are in intensive discussions with Washington on the issue, Roettgen said.
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For his part, McCoy has adamantly denied any involvement and he has not been named a suspect in the criminal case.
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The president has repeatedly and adamantly denied any claims of wrongdoing, including suggestions that he interfered with the special counsel's investigation.
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But she had adamantly refused to give up her rent-control rights and move to a larger apartment in the Plaza.
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Irvin adamantly denied any wrongdoing from the start -- saying he never had any sort of a sexual relationship with the woman.
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The claim first appeared in Michael Wolff's book Fire and Fury, which was adamantly denied by the president and his team.
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Mr Gillum adamantly opposes school choice, presumably in deference to the teachers' unions who wield considerable power within the Democratic Party.
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Cary Zayas, a city spokeswoman, said Molina "adamantly denies any wrongdoing," adding that the mayor did not immediately have a statement.
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The opposition party, which is adamantly against the agreement, argues it would give away 8,200 hectares (20,000 acres) in the process.
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" Though when asked if she believes that Pelosi has racial animus, Ocasio-Cortez said adamantly, "No, no, absolutely not, absolutely not.
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Cohen's attorney did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment, but adamantly defended Cohen earlier this week on CNN.
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The company adamantly stands by the notion that none of its products have ever been unsafe, but consumer perception won out.
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Now, Noel has finally fired back in legal docs of his own -- adamantly denying he went "Project X" on the place.
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Democrats were adamantly opposed to those requirements, and said if they are changed now, a bipartisan farm bill would be possible.
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Sarno adamantly wants the preservation of his sound archive to continue so that it can be accessible to all for posterity.
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Trump has adamantly denied any role in the global economic downturn, maintaining that his ongoing trade war with China is working.
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"To represent the people, you have to listen to them, even if they adamantly disagree with you," Reed told The Hill.
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" Trump, meanwhile, has adamantly defended his remarks, saying that he isn't concerned about the backlash because "many people agree with me.
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And although West claims to have had Swift's permission to use her name in the song, her camp adamantly says otherwise.
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This week, reports have emerged that Manafort is consulting with the president-elect's transition team, though Trump's team adamantly denies that.
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Democrats and some Republicans have adamantly refused to pay for a physical wall, which they say would be costly and ineffective.
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Dareus is adamantly denying having ANYTHING to do with it -- saying he was hacked and "I would never say those things."
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Russell adamantly denies the accusations, calling them "false and hurtful" ... and has not been officially punished by the Cubs or MLB.
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She was not surprised that the Saints adamantly denied discriminating against women or that they threatened to sue her for defamation.
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Even though she described herself as adamantly and publicly pro-choice, she was having a hard time justifying her choice personally.
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"We adamantly disagree with any claim that we did not do enough to protect Raniya," Mr. Foster said in a statement.
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Oregon, for example, has $25 billion in unfunded pension liabilities, but the public employees' union has adamantly opposed increasing members' contributions.
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For his part, AB has adamantly denied all of the allegations and has suggested he will countersue the accuser for defamation.
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Trump also accused Schiff of helping write the complaint during a press conference on Wednesday — an allegation the committee adamantly denies.
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Walter Jones of North Carolina, courageous son of the South who is adamantly noninterventionist when it comes to our military misadventures.
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"Players are extraordinarily disappointed and adamantly disagree with the NHL's shortsighted decision," the NHL Players Association (NHLPA) said in a statement.
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Given all this, however, why are people like Mnuchin and his boss Trump so adamantly pro-fossil fuel and anti-environmentalist?
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Urban elites and suburbanites are adamantly opposed, but many working-class voters in the North are firmly in the leave camp.
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That's, in and of itself, is a fascinating story arc -- given that the Ricketts family was adamantly opposed to Trump's nomination.
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Bangladesh broke away from Pakistan in 1971, and in the decades that followed, it defined itself as adamantly secular and democratic.
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Mr. Puzder, however, has been adamantly opposed to a meaningful increase in the federal minimum wage, which is $7.25 an hour.
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And he adamantly disputes any notion that he is parting with his memorabilia because he needs to defray his medical costs.
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A special counsel is investigating whether Trump or his team conspired with the Russians in such efforts, which Trump has adamantly denied.
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That being said, Seacrest has adamantly denied these allegations from the start, getting ahead of the story and breaking the news himself.
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Schumer says he was then surprised by Robert's decision in the controversial Citizens United campaign finance case that most Democrats adamantly oppose.
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Elliott has adamantly denied physically abusing his ex-girlfriend, Tiffany Thompson, despite the results of the NFL's private investigation into the matter.
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"I adamantly said 'No,' " said Greenwald, who based his decision on the fact that his son had never played the game before.
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Writer Kayleigh Donaldson easily began recapping Calloway's workshop plans, which Calloway adamantly shared every step of on her Instagram Stories, on Twitter.
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Minister Silvan Shalom, who adamantly opposes Palestinian statehood, shared the stage with Nawaz at an event in Toronto last October; and clearinghouses
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In Season 2, when Jorah tries to convince Daenerys to leave her dragons in the House of the Undying, Daenerys adamantly refuses.
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Though Google CEO Sundar Pichai adamantly denies bias in the algorithm, he agreed to answer questions some time after the midterm elections.
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Kelly has adamantly denied allegations of wrongdoing, and one alleged victim, 21-year-old Joycelyn Savage, has said she is doing fine.
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I've gotten so many emails (and 2 postcards just today!) from men insisting to me *adamantly* that sexual harassment DOES NOT HAPPEN.
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And needless to say, drugmakers in the United States are adamantly against any importation policy that would push them to lower prices.
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Faced with voters adamantly opposed to tax increases, federal, state and local governments capped spending across the board to match the shortfall.
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Sexton adamantly denies being a negative influence on Affleck's sobriety but, for the record, she shouldn't need to defend herself against anything.
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In the clip, Fassbender adamantly denies investigators deliberately planted evidence inside Avery's home as they continued to build their case against him.
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He adamantly opposed the decolonization of Asia and Africa, arguing that the world was best served by a continuation of European domination.
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Evangelicals see the creation of Israel as biblical prophecy and are adamantly against dividing the land in a peace agreement with Palestinians.
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Democrats are adamantly against making the kind of big changes to the Affordable Care Act that they GOP bill aims to accomplish.
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" To worries that all of this interferes and meddles with voter behavior, she adamantly said "voters are smart, they can handle it.
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Penn adamantly denied the allegations and claimed the writer made the whole thing up as payback for being fired from BJ's website.
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" Jordan, who has adamantly denied he knew about the allegations of abuse, has called the timing of the accusations against himself "suspicious.
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Mr. Dershowitz adamantly denied the assertions and described her lawyers, Mr. Edwards and Mr. Cassell, as "villains" who had fabricated the charges.
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Though city planners sought to recreate the street grid that had been obliterated by the original trade center, Westfield was adamantly opposed.
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Indeed, Trump repeatedly talked about how Crimea was "taken away" but adamantly refused to say who "took" it in the first place.
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Ryan and his supporters have hammered the changes, saying they would merely grant more authority to Pelosi — a charge she adamantly denies.
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"Yes of course ... I will be here defending the world title," she said, adamantly rejecting suggestions she would quit the sport altogether.
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Trump and his defenders adamantly deny any racist intent and argue that he is held to a different standard than other politicians.
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He drives to work, cooks his own meals, watches television — he is a big pro-wrestling fan — and is adamantly self-sufficient.
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Judge Kavanaugh, who adamantly denied the claims, at times crafted responses that were misleading, disputed or off point, our fact-check found.
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DeSantis undertook a strategy of getting on as many Fox News shows as he could and defending Trump as adamantly as possible.
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Mr. Reed, the only New York Republican congressman to acknowledge speaking with the governor, adamantly denied that he said any such thing.
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The day before, Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, had adamantly denied that Mr. Flynn spoke to the Russians about sanctions.
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On "Sport," the album's opening track, he wove a boasting first-person narrative about street hustling, cool and deliberate but adamantly paced.
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But Mahathir had not been at the Sheraton and was adamantly against the plan since it involved all of UMNO, including Najib.
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Joanna told TMZ Sports she deserves a title shot -- but Zhang adamantly disagrees, saying the Polish superstar's best days are behind her.
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The lawmakers served as some of the president's strongest allies during the House's impeachment proceedings, adamantly defending the president's dealings with Ukraine.
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In Scotland, the risks of economic damage are especially galling given that the electorate adamantly opposed leaving Europe in the first place.
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While Pence is adamantly against abortion, he added that neither he nor Trump discussed the case with Kavanaugh during the interview process.
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Although Storm adamantly refuses to fetch, Mr. Freeley said, the dog seemed to know the stakes were high in retrieving the fawn.
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Woods, 21, has since admitted that Thompson, 28, kissed her at an afterparty at his house but adamantly denied having sex with him.
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Former followers and critics charge that she is running a YouTube-driven cult, which she adamantly denies — but that's still up for debate.
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The majority of Gibraltarians, however, are British citizens who hold British passports and who adamantly do not want to be part of Spain.
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Apart from Peter Thiel, most venture capitalists were adamantly opposed to the idea of a Trump presidency during the U.S. election last year.
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In the response, Huawei adamantly opposed any authority the FCC may have in punishing companies like itself on the grounds of national security.
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It's possible that NASA, which has been adamantly focused on its Journey to Mars, could redirect its sights to the Moon under Trump.
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McConnell and the White House adamantly opposed that motion, arguing it was unnecessary and could drag the trial on for weeks or months.
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Seacrest has adamantly denied Hardy's allegations and accused Hardy of attempting to blackmail him, and his team has disputed Hardy's timeline of events.
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" Ronaldo had adamantly denied the allegations -- and said, "Rape is an abominable crime that goes against everything that I am and believe in.
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Everyone else in the room, more than 75% of those present, were adamantly opposed, arguing it was bad economics and bad global politics.
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Charlotte Police Chief Kerr Putney has adamantly refused to make public any police video of the fatal police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott.
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But Shelton, 43, adamantly denied that he was upset by the stunt — and even argued that he taught Legend, 40, everything he knows.
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When citizens of the Canary Islands learned that Repsol, an energy company, was conducting a deep-water survey, they were adamantly against it.
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Jordan, a former chairman of the powerful House Freedom Caucus, has adamantly denied that he knew anything about the alleged abuse of students.
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On other other hand, there are a lot of business and labor interests who adamantly oppose it and they'll put money into it.
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"We adamantly deny these new allegations and look forward to defending our position in court," said Cruz's attorney, Mark S. Lowry, on Wednesday.
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As for Jabar, he adamantly denies he was the man seen on video destroying Lito's car ... saying the guy looks nothing like him.
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And he remains adamantly opposed to Clinton, citing "the numerous lies she told about her private email server and classified records," among others.
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The president has been adamantly outspoken against NFL players who have taken a knee during the anthem, calling it disrespectful to the military.
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Hayes assumed more control over the lyrics for most of the tracks, though both adamantly say that it is a deeply collaborative project.
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Clinton said adamantly in an evening news conference that took issue with Mr. Comey for making the disclosure so close to the election.
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When White House aides raised the issue with Judge Kavanaugh, he adamantly denied it and told them he did not even remember her.
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"English is easy," Moleza confirmed when asked what motivated him to learn when so many other kids at the project adamantly avoided studying.
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Mr. Trump has adamantly denied any collusion with Russia during the campaign and dismissed questions about business ventures or economic interests in Russia.
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Some people take that to extremes: White nationalists who use DNA tests to prove their racial purity adamantly reject any non-European results.
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His teams, notably the Oakland Athletics, were great beneficiaries of baseball's steroid age and he adamantly defended such obvious dopers as Mark McGwire.
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Beijing views Taiwan as a breakaway province and has adamantly opposed the attempts of any country to carry on official relations with it.
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She did not think I was acting especially boyish or notice when I adamantly refused to wear pink clothing (she was colorblind anyway).
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Mr. Trump has adamantly denied any collusion and no concrete evidence has emerged publicly, but a new special counsel was appointed this week.
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McConnell's moment McConnell has been crystal clear, both publicly and in several closed door meetings, that he's adamantly opposed to witnesses and documents.
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" Since her remarks, the model adamantly denied Williams' theory, exclusively telling PEOPLE, "I'm totally shocked because I have been there for Wendy Williams.
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His reformist, adamantly pro-Europe, "radically transformative" agenda, as he describes it, emphasizes individual responsibility while helping workers adjust to a globalized economy.
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"Tribal co-management," a term adamantly pushed often by special interest groups and environmentalists, was found nowhere in the original Bears Ears proclamation.
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Ms. Jackson Lee has adamantly denied that she fired the woman for retribution after the woman indicated she wanted to pursue legal action.
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Mr. Trump has adamantly insisted that there was "no collusion" with Moscow during his campaign and that he has never worked for Russia.
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Grafton had never allowed her books to be turned into movies or TV shows, and her daughter said she was adamantly against ghost writers.
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During Kesha's trial against Dr. Luke, Clarkson publicly and adamantly took Kesha's side, claiming that Clarkson's label forced her to work with the producer.
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The country has adamantly denied the allegations against its top officials, claiming that it carried out a necessary and legitimate counteroperation against Muslim militants.
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Mostly, they kept adamantly doing things they way they wanted to until the mainstream eventually caught up with them - arms open, poised for embrace.
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Like many viewers of the show, Lovato has also been adamantly against Parker, who has been a constant source of drama during the season.
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He enjoyed endorsements relatively early in the cycle from prominent anti-vaccine activists who adamantly oppose recent shifts toward a more progressive autism policy.
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While Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) adamantly believed that the demogorgon killed him, the scientist in that awful "The Lost Sister" episode said as much.
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Andrew's attorney, John Hayes, could not immediately be reached for comment on Wednesday but he has reportedly said his client "adamantly" denies murdering Vanessa.
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Given that it was already almost noon, I wasn't confident about finding a same-day appointment, but One Medical had adamantly touted the service.
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Donald Trump adamantly denied ever posing as his own spokesperson on Friday, but the presumptive GOP nominee told PEOPLE a different story in 1991.
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Many believe that Spears' father is keeping Spears' under his thumb for nefarious reasons, though Spears, via an Instagram video, adamantly denied any drama.
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Kelly's adamantly denied the allegations ... and one of his alleged victims, Jocelyn Savage, says she's staying with the singer because it's what she wants.
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China is adamantly opposed to an ASEAN stand on the South China Sea, preferring to deal with the disputed claims on a bilateral basis.
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The company adamantly denies any role to the extent it is currently in two separate D.C. lawsuits to overturn federal bans on its wares.
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Tillerson delivered a set of remarks that adamantly denied he'd ever considered leaving the administration, and offered effusive praise for Trump's foreign policy objectives.
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But lying willfully, adamantly, without distress or regret, and with absolute disregard of consequences can be a bulwark if not a fail-safe defense.
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Garrett — who announced in May he planned to retire at the end of his term to focus on battling alcoholism — adamantly denied the claims.
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Some Republicans have suggested Ryan as a potential GOP nominee in the event of a deadlocked convention — rumors that the Speaker has adamantly denied.
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F.B.I. agents raided Ms. Raphel's home and office in 2014, looking for evidence that she was spying for Islamabad, which Ms. Raphel adamantly denied.
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At least, that's what Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg has been adamantly reiterating during his hearings with Congress on data privacy this week.
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Winston has adamantly denied the allegations and says there are holes in the driver's story -- starting with the number of passengers in the car.
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Democrats -- led by Pelosi and Schumer -- know that their base is adamantly opposed to any compromise with Trump -- on this issue or any other.
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" One constituency, which Buss described in an email as "politically conservative and high on religiosity," adamantly "abhors short-term mating, casual sex, promiscuity, etc.
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While donations are helpful, some activists are adamantly encouraging people to eat less meat, which theoretically would slow down Brazil's major beef-packing industry.
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In the case of the 2015 video, Planned Parenthood said that its representative was merely discussing such legal charges and adamantly denied any wrongdoing.
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After years of education efforts in the Republic of Congo, "people there adamantly told us they don't eat carcasses any more," Dr. Olson said.
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As the two settle into a gently abrasive relationship, "In My Room" adamantly refuses to swerve into romance or clearly establish the couple's feelings.
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" Bloomberg has adamantly defended the news organization's policy, saying during an interview earlier this month that reporters' paychecks come with "some restrictions and responsibilities.
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Ex-'Bachelorette' star Chad Johnson is breaking his silence following his arrest for domestic violence and robbery ... adamantly denying he roughed up his girlfriend.
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Adamantly and incessantly, they have characterized questions about the Trump campaign's possible cooperation with Russia as ludicrous — a "witch hunt," in their preferred parlance.
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Ray adamantly wanted his "first look" of the bride when she walked down the aisle, but that moment arrived a little later than planned.
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A people split over issues so fundamental to their nation is one that has also turned away from a solution once pursued so adamantly.
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As probably the biggest star to adamantly boycott the new technology, Swift's about-face could have wider implications for the music industry at large.
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I've been there over nine years, and all I can do is make jokes under my breath and then adamantly deny ever saying anything.
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Moreover, as Recode first reported, CEO Travis Kalanick was adamantly opposed to publishing diversity statistics of any kind, in spite of frequent employee requests.
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"The Church of Scientology adamantly denies the implication that the Church would ignore the alleged criminal behavior of anyone," the organization said in a statement.
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Initially CBP said Caal had not eaten or had water for several days before arriving at the border — a charge her father has adamantly denied.
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AB had adamantly denied being the one who threw the objects -- but reached an agreement with Sternberg a few months ago to close the case.
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"Google used to be a company that adamantly supported democracy, but will it abandon Hong Kong?" one employee, who asked to remain anonymous, told Recode.
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" Love adamantly insisted he wasn't a racist, telling the paper he has "a better relationship with the minorities than anybody up there at the Legislature.
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It showed off a few of the new characters in celebration of "World Emoji Day," which I adamantly refuse to acknowledge as a real thing.
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He reminds me of some high school classmates who haven't moved out of their parents' houses, but argue adamantly about Illuminati conspiracy videos on YouTube.
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Of course, Zeke has adamantly denied physically attacking his ex-girlfriend -- so, if he's not trying to repent, might as well enjoy the trip ... right?
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Brunson is on trial on espionage and terror-related charges related to a failed 2016 coup attempt, which he and the U.S. government adamantly deny.
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But Bradley's attorney tells TMZ Sports he adamantly denies all wrongdoing -- and only entered into the agreement to prevent false information from being made public.
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Dana White has said he's trying to make a superfight between Nate and GSP happen in the near future -- but Nick is adamantly against it.
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And no matter how adamantly he did so, it was not a conversation that Xi intended to have when he first landed in Port Moresby.
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Some veteran lawmakers are adamantly opposed to term limits, even supporting legislation to eliminate the current cap on the president's tenure in the White House.
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Trump wants to hold out for a more comprehensive agreement and bring China into a trilateral discussion with the Russians, something Beijing has adamantly rejected.
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In the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Smollett notes the Osundairo brothers were held for 47 hours and they adamantly denied any involvement in the assault.
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One of the hosts, Charlie Sykes, a movement conservative who has been adamantly opposed to Mr. Trump, filleted him on his show for 17 minutes.
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This time Saudi Arabia, which would probably need to make the bulk of any OPEC cuts, has adamantly refused to do so on its own.
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"NY Times' Mark Leibovich Obeyed Request to Cut Palin Joke From Hillary Interview," said a headline Tuesday in Breitbart, the adamantly pro-Trump news site.
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Talking to The New York Times, he adamantly insisted he was in the right to sell Purell hand sanitizer for 10 times its retail value.
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Dickinson also called out Erik Prince, the former owner of Blackwater (and brother of Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos), who has adamantly denied any wrongdoing.
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A Chinese military commissar, Feng Junfeng, issued an extraordinary statement adamantly denying rumors that People's Liberation Army officers were implicated in the alleged sexual abuse.
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He adamantly denies the accusations, and his most passionate defenders insist that to doubt it is to be a latter-day McCarthyite, a witch hunter.
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I don't believe in turning your back on a friend, even when a friend has done something you adamantly disagree with and you're disappointed in.
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" In his very first sentence, Zuckerberg used the term that Facebook has been adamantly rejecting throughout the crisis, referring to the debacle as a "breach.
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Dustin Hoffman has adamantly denied -- through his attorney -- allegations of indecent exposure and assault, though he responded to a sexual-harassment claim with an apology.
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In June 2013, well before the campaign, when WikiLeaks was best known for publishing secret government documents, Republicans were adamantly critical by negative 47 points.
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"I was adamantly opposed to any suspension of aid, as the Ukrainians needed those funds to fight against Russian aggression," Sondland told members of Congress.
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Mr. Caldwell said he could not sleep the night of the raucous news conference when the president adamantly defended his "blame on both sides" position.
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Chris Christie, who has been adamantly opposed to legalizing marijuana and has accused "crazy liberals" of wanting to "poison our kids," would never sign it.
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He knows how it feels to be repelled by a war, even adamantly opposed to it, and to be simultaneously tempted to join the fight.
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But Republicans, backed by the drug industry, have adamantly opposed, and thwarted, every effort to give the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that authority.
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She has adamantly denied that they had sex, and even took a lie detector test on Jada Pinkett Smith's Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk.
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Adam Danneman, a public defender representing Brown, previously told AL.com that Brown "adamantly denies" knowing anything about the abduction and is "horrified" by the case.
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On Wednesday's episode of Full Frontal, Samantha Bee noted that Trump keeps hiring the types of Goldman Sachs executives that his campaign was adamantly against.
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But Mr. Mattis and other military leaders adamantly opposed retaliating, arguing that the attack was insignificant — a position that ultimately won out, these officials said.
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Woolsey's efforts were swiftly shut down by the Fox News anchor, who adamantly reminded him the investigation had not yet determined the cause of the explosion.
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A Wednesday briefing on border security at the White House yielded no results, and Democrats emerged from it even more adamantly refusing to fund the barrier.
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Seth Rogen just lived out everyone's fantasy of apologetically giving a piece of their mind right to the face of someone with whom they adamantly disagree.
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Despite assurances to the contrary, the police remain adamantly opposed to the concept of an independent inquiry which they believe would be primarily targeted at them.
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It's a charge Gubarev adamantly denies, and which he says has damaged his reputation, harmed his company's business, and put his family's personal safety at risk.
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Instead, as he has in other instances when women have made allegations of abuse, he adamantly stuck to saying the men proclaiming innocence should be heard.
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Nikki Parker, the character Mo'Nique played on The Parker's, spent all five seasons ardently pursuing a romantic relationship with a professor who adamantly rebuffed her advances.
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Cruz's inner circle had adamantly opposed any attempt to involve him in last minute convention floor intrigue, a senior adviser to the Texas senator told CNN.
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As we previously reported, Durk's legal problems stem from a February shooting in Atlanta -- and officials believe Durk was directly involved ... a claim he adamantly denies.
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Collins was consistently opposed to the bill, and adamantly against any provision that prohibited Medicaid funds from going to Planned Parenthood, which the final bill did.
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Why it matters: The pharmaceutical industry is adamantly opposed to the proposal, which ties some drug payments to what other countries pay for the same drugs.
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"China adamantly opposes any actions in contravention of the United Nations Security Council resolutions," Xi said in a readout that was released by the Chinese side.
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"I think what the president should do is take a victory lap" on rates, said Cooperman, pointing out that Trump was adamantly against the December hike.
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" Thicke adamantly denied the abuse at the time, maintaining he has employed "light spanking" as a "last resort" but that he "never exceeded age-appropriate discipline.
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And don't worry, The Infatuation is adamantly against the tasting portions of food festivals past, so prepare for real deal dishes from all the participating locations.
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Randle adamantly denied everything ... yelling at the judge multiple times -- which caused the judge to fire back at the ex-RB for speaking out of turn.
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During Friday's episode of Jada Pinkett Smith's Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk, Woods admitted to having kissed Thompson, but adamantly denied having sex with him.
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Spicer's resignation came after Scaramucci, a New York financier and former Trump campaign fundraiser, accepted the new job, a move Spicer adamantly opposed, multiple sources said.
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Johnny has adamantly denied any wrongdoing and says he never signed any contract that would put him on the hook for rent or any other damages.
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Speaking last month, Indonesia's minister of defence noted that in a survey in December 2015, 96% of Indonesians said they were adamantly opposed to IS's ideology.
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The Polish government has adamantly refused to accept an EU-mandated quota of refugees, with Kaczynski personally blaming German Chancellor Angela Merkel for the migrant influx.
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Both Stone and WikiLeaks have adamantly denied any contact, however, and Stone, an informal adviser to Trump over the years, has said his comments were exaggerated.
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Trump has stirred controversy multiple times in the roughly 18 months since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico by adamantly defending his administration's role in recovery efforts.
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"We've said it before, we'll say it again: we adamantly denounce this sort of disgusting rhetoric," DeSantis campaign spokesman Stephen Lawson told Politico in a statement.
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But there are also a tremendous number of small cities, and I own a couple rental properties in small cities that are adamantly against having Airbnb.
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The Senate is expected to pass the resolution of disapproval later Thursday, sparking the first veto showdown with Trump, who is adamantly opposed to the resolution.
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It's a charge Gubarev adamantly denies, and which he says has damaged his reputation, harmed his company's business and put his family's personal safety at risk.
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"The Church adamantly denies the implication the Church would ignore the criminal behavior of certain members, especially at the expense of alleged victims," the statement said.
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Heller argues there's nothing inconsistent about his vote, but that he wasn't going to back a bill that the Trump administration whipped against and adamantly opposed.
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Antonio Brown adamantly denies new allegations he got naked and hit on a female artist during a 2017 encounter, despite allegations in a Sports Illustrated article.
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Mr. Lofven said he was still hopeful he could cobble together a governing coalition but adamantly maintained there would be no talks with the Sweden Democrats.
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He asserted that he had the votes to pass the repeal legislation in early 2018, while offering to negotiate with Democrats who are adamantly against it.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT, on President Trump's tweets referring to his "travel ban," a term his staff had adamantly avoided using "I think I'm better than Julie Andrews.
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"Pete Petit adamantly denies the charges levelled against him today, and he will vigorously defend himself in court," Petit's lawyer, Eric Bruce, said in a statement.
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But three other people involved in the discussions offered a completely contrary version of events, insisting that the younger Mr. Trump adamantly resisted an expansive disclosure.
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"We've said it before, we'll say it again: we adamantly denounce this sort of disgusting rhetoric," DeSantis campaign spokesman Stephen Lawson said in a written statement.
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He has chosen a national security adviser and a C.I.A. director who are both adamantly opposed to the deal, regardless of the consequences of ending it.
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Prime Minister Mark Rutte, who said in 2015 that he would prefer Dutch Islamic State members "die in the desert" rather than return, remained adamantly opposed.
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Luhnow has adamantly refused to deal Bregman, but will still have the inventory for the pivotal summer deal that makes his team the A.L. front-runner.
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The election bill on Wednesday, however, garnered zero Republican votes, with Trump and GOP leaders adamantly opposed to what they see as unnecessary restrictions on campaigns.
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"But three other people involved in the discussions offered a completely contrary version of events, insisting that the younger Mr. Trump adamantly resisted an expansive disclosure."
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Unlike most other Time Warner execs who said nothing publicly about the merger with AOL, both Bewkes and Plepler were adamantly and vocally opposed to it.
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Jackson objected, adamantly, with a response that echoed the 1968 black power anthem "Say It Loud — I'm Black and I'm Proud," by his idol James Brown.
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The agreement will probably prove more of a challenge for Mayor Guardian, who faces restive city and county officials adamantly opposed to giving up control to Trenton.
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There were reports that Sessions may have encountered Kislyak a third time, but he adamantly denied that any private meeting took place in sworn testimony this June.
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Grace adamantly believed sharing her family's vacation home on the Jersey shore was an essential part of the "normal" life she tried to give her three children.
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The U.S. intelligence community has concluded Russia attempted to influence the 2016 presidential election in support of President Trump, who has adamantly denied any conspiracy or collusion.
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On the show, it was alleged that it happened in front of a 95-year-old woman that Stowers was taking care of, something she adamantly denies.
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The man she defends most adamantly in the interview is former Senator Al Franken, with whom she's been close since her one season on Saturday Night Live.
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He has since been accused by more than a dozen women of sexual misconduct, including by former PEOPLE writer Natasha Stoynoff, all of which he adamantly denied.
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The UAW has adamantly denied such behavior could have impacted negotiations since union members must vote to ratify the agreements, which are bargained by committees, not individuals.
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Though the murders qualified Chris for the death penalty, Shanann's family adamantly opposed an execution and prosecutors agreed to allow him to plead guilty at their insistence.
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The two Avengers and old friends adamantly refuse to talk our their differences and instead bring about a superhero war which needlessly costs several superheroes their lives.
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An outlaw band of single people, meanwhile, roam the countryside, adamantly refusing to express any commitments to each other at all and violently punishing those who do.
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Kehlani has already said she was considering killing herself in the wake of rumors she cheated on NBA star Kyrie Irving ... although Kehlani has adamantly denied that.
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Spicer's resignation came after Scaramucci, a New York financier and former Trump campaign fundraiser, accepted the new job, a move Spicer adamantly opposed, multiple sources said. Sen.
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Not all hill Democrats are adamantly opposed to legislation, but many are unwilling to give up the strong FCC regulations for a watered-down bill, sources say.
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Kavanaugh appeared with his wife, Ashley, in an interview with Fox News on Monday night in which the couple defended Kavanaugh's character and adamantly denied the allegations.
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Sheikh Mohammed, the UAE's de facto ruler, said ties between the two Gulf states remain strong and they would "adamantly confront" any powers that threaten regional security.
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I would frequently guide her to more relevant content and other methods of social media strategy, and she would respond adamantly with whatever she wanted to do.
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The veterans were given minimum talking points and repeatedly shuttled to lawmakers who had already made clear they were adamantly on the other side of the issue.
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Gabriel also rushes past a report of Elaine de Kooning's "psychological pregnancy"—when the adamantly childless artist believed she might be as far along as seven months.
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Republicans are adamantly opposed to Democrats' gun control plans, and GOP leaders and campaign operatives are sure to pounce, particularly if the weapons ban gains momentum. Rep.
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They will be aided in that effort by their own Secretary of Defense, who, once adamantly opposed to the idea, seems to have warmed a wee bit.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have adamantly defended their actions, insisting that the closed-door inquiry was necessary due to the gravity of the allegations outlined in the whistleblower report.
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But in conversations about his status as the second person ever to be cured of H.I.V., Mr. Castillejo still adamantly refers to himself as LP, not Adam.
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Though some, like Dr. Isaac Weisfuse, a medical epidemiologist and adjunct professor at Cornell University Public Health, came down adamantly on the stay side of the question.
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Richard initially filed for divorce last month accusing Lakeisha of being an alcoholic and stealing money -- allegations she adamantly denies in her response, obtained by TMZ Sports.
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But his predecessor, John J. Degnan, another appointee of Mr. Christie, was adamantly opposed to having the Port Authority dictate how private companies should pay their workers.
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The United States government had adamantly opposed the referendum, saying it would undermine the fight against Islamic State militants, foment ethnic divisions and create instability in Iraq.
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He said he "adamantly opposed the mandatory nature" of some payment models, like one for joint replacement surgery and one for expensive drugs administered in doctors' offices.
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In regards to the national debt, Schumer and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) adamantly suggest it will increase dramatically if Trump's tax cuts are enacted.
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He's also adamantly pushed back against the idea of breaking up Facebook because of its immense power in tech, arguing that it would make Instagram less safe.
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The Jeff Immelt thing seemed only half-real, and I've heard a number of folks who are adamantly opposed to Immelt taking any sort of leadership role.
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Floyd Mayweather Sr. adamantly denies attacking a woman after the Gennady Golovkin-Canelo Alvarez fight ... pleading not guilty to a battery charge in a Las Vegas court.
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We broke the story ... Suggs was arrested in Scottsdale Friday morning after crashing his BMW into a wall and allegedly leaving the scene (which Suggs adamantly denies).
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More trouble for Adrien Broner -- who was cited for misdemeanor battery at a Vegas nightclub for allegedly choking a waitress ... though the boxer adamantly denies any wrongdoing.
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Further, it was Kalanick who was adamantly opposed to reporting any kind of diversity data, insisting it was not an efficient or worthwhile metric for the company.
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But for that, he only need visit Dundee, according to David Robertson – a church minister in Scotland's fourth-largest city – who is adamantly opposed to a second referendum.
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That's why he adamantly pushes forward: to prepare us all for the world he wrote about in 2051, the one that Delgado believed was just around the corner.
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I used to adamantly not eat or drink honey, but have recently decided that I will not avoid it if it's pre-made or used in a product.
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Elle is adamantly against this, but Campbell is insistent, and before she can argue with him the two of them are out the door, poisoned pie in hand.
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The Maryville, Tennessee-based company has "categorically and adamantly" denied discriminating, and said it neither uses race and ethnicity in its lending, nor tolerates discrimination against its workers.
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Tawfiq told Mashable he adamantly wants the service to be a positive place, but it's hard to make the argument given some of the anonymity protections the app.
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As evidence, he said that when he was in the House Armed Services Committee, he adamantly supported a study to find out how climate change affects national security.
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His journey, from adamantly refusing to even try pot to discovering that it quiets the bad stuff in his head, is the most touching arc on the show.
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Your animal "friends" will adamantly refuse to come stay with you unless you decorate your camp with furniture they consider stylish (and/or commit bird murder for them).
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Ambatali remains adamantly opposed to Duterte's policy of killing, as she says all religious Filipinos must be, but she isn't sure what will bring an end to it.
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Multiple times today, we put together this montage of him, defending collusion, as not being a crime after the President has adamantly said there was no collusion. Watch.
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Since May, six tankers have been struck in attacks that US officials suggest -- but haven't definitively said -- Iran has carried out, while Tehran has adamantly denied the charges.
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At the same time, they were suspicious, fearing the end game of the students is an outright ban on AR-15 style rifles, a proposal they adamantly oppose.
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Or the one that in 2004, told a New York radio station that she was "adamantly against illegal immigrants" and that "people need to stop employing illegal immigrants".
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The real-life story of Lorena and John Wayne Bobbitt is intense -- she claimed she cut off his junk after he had raped her, allegations John adamantly denied.
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Trump has denied, again and again, that his campaign had any contact with the Russians—and whenever contact has been disclosed, he's adamantly denied all knowledge of it.
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I'm adamantly against entries like 14A and too much 61A (not to mention 35D) as phenomena; yet, almost as a result, they end up making for interesting fill.
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About 25 remain in detention or missing, presumed detained, and their families and supporters have adamantly rejected the allegations, although they have had no access to the detainees.
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Some sources close to the deal adamantly say that Amazon was not behind the transaction, but in today's world, everything is a reaction to Amazon, directly or indirectly.
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Gloria Bergquist, a spokeswoman for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, a trade group representing GM, Volkswagen AG, Toyota Motor Corp and others, said automakers adamantly opposed new tariffs.
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The New England Patriots owner has adamantly denied wrongdoing in the prostitution case -- despite officials claiming to have graphic surveillance video showing Kraft engaging in a sex act.
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"If you can see McCain and Hillary aren't that far apart on their philosophies, O.K., that's why they can stand up so adamantly to Trump," Mr. Cotta said.
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With a quiet, adamantly moral sensibility and unassuming yet exacting technique, he tells seemingly small stories that grow deeper and more emotionally complex one nuance at a time.
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The league had adamantly denied blackballing Kaepernick ... even after President Donald Trump publicly urged owners to fire any "son of a bitch" who didn't stand for the anthem.
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Mr. Sweeney is adamantly opposed to raising taxes on the wealthy, arguing that they already were hit hard under the new federal tax law that limited key deductions.
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Robert La Follette and George Norris breaking with much of the rest of their party to oppose adamantly the United States' entrance into World War I, to Sen.
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Grenell, who has a reputation for sometimes being abrasive, has been adamantly loyal to Trump at a time when the Republican president remains skeptical about the intelligence community.
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Grenell, who has a reputation for sometimes being abrasive, has been adamantly loyal to Trump at a time when the Republican president remains skeptical about the intelligence community.
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In fact, we spoke with Saints head coach Sean Payton and Saints legend Willie Roaf a few weeks ago ... and they adamantly denied Brees was ready to retire.
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Roberts, who has adamantly defended the nonpartisan role of the judiciary, is unlikely to relish presiding over the trial as senators weigh whether to remove Trump from office.
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Mr. Trump, however, has chosen a national security adviser and a C.I.A. director who are both adamantly opposed to the deal, regardless of the consequences of ending it.
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" Pitt's attorneys said in the two-page document filed in Los Angeles Superior Court that he "adamantly disputes the contention that he has not paid significant child support.
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Yet by adamantly focusing above all else on van Gogh's work — and its transporting ecstasies — Schnabel has made not just an exquisite film but an argument for art.
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Justice Kavanaugh adamantly denied it, and the other people she named being in the house at the time all said they did not remember the episode she described.
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In an interview with VICE News in "Spin Alley" (formerly known as "The Spin Room"), Knight adamantly expressed his support of Trump's candidacy and testified to his character.
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Certain scholars at the Universidad Autónoma de México are adamantly against the murals' relocation and published a seven-point declaration regarding the preservation and importance of Centro SCOP.
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Authorities accused Pacman of cheating at a table game -- but in the footage, you can see the NFL star adamantly denying the allegations ... and demanding cops let him go.
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In the Real Housewives franchise there are two sets of women: Those who adamantly deny getting plastic surgery (even if photos suggest otherwise) and those that wholeheartedly embrace it.
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Still, some people from St. Louis are adamantly defending the practice, which is most popular at Panera (aka St. Louis Bread Company, as it's known in its founding city).
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"I adamantly deny the allegations of Leigh Corfman and Beverly Nelson, did not date underage girls, and have taken steps to begin a civil action for defamation," Moore wrote.
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A premier baseball stadium was his and Mayor Norris Poulson's—whose support O'Malley adamantly had—proposal to be the catalyst for turning around the work-and-flee downtown area.
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The militia, which adamantly denies any role in the bombing, is the administration's most important ground force inside Syria in the fight against the militants of the Islamic State.
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" Dr. Luke, whose real name is Lukasz Gottwald, has adamantly denied the charges and in February tweeted, "I didn't rape Kesha and I have never had sex with her.
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Lewan made a video to explain the situation ... and adamantly says that while he did NOT knowingly take the substance -- he is responsible for it getting into his body.
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Both adamantly said they would never privatize the Department of Veterans Affairs, and criticized Republican votes and efforts by the "Koch brothers" against veterans aid bills in the Senate.
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Despite a growing number of prominent Republican party members calling for him to drop out of the presidential election, Donald Trump adamantly insists that he will never step down.
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He has been widely attacked for making a statement on his campaign website in 2000 construed to be supportive of gay conversion therapy — which his team has adamantly denied.
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And despite the pressures of a looming deadline that may yet again shut down the government, Capitol Hill has denied Trump the contiguous wall he has so adamantly championed.
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The issue of gun ownership has become one of the most contentious in U.S. politics with conservatives adamantly opposed to any limitations on their constitutional rights to own firearms.
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Kelly's legal team has adamantly denied the reports and information within the doc ... firing off a cease and desist letter to Lifetime, threatening a lawsuit if the documentary aired.
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Unsurprisingly, a group of religious organizations, including the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA), adamantly opposed the law and sued California Attorney General Xavier Becerra in 2016.
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However, if after spending the last year adamantly rejecting that idea, Shulkin has given in to Trump's belief that privatization is the answer, then we should all be concerned.
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The short plays are based on the stories of seven of 19 women who have publicly accused Trump of sexual assault or harassment, though he adamantly denies any wrongdoing.
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Republican lawmakers, particularly in the House and in state governments, have been adamantly opposed to the Affordable Care Act, the 2010 health reform law often referred to as Obamacare.
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Cleaves -- who has adamantly maintained the sex with the accuser was consensual -- had support from legendary Spartans coach, Tom Izzo, who attended the closing arguments in the Flint courtroom.
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I will not deny that for me and for Tony, the credit was not important… Yes, I have interfered hugely, rigidly, adamantly, but for the good of the film.
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Upon your inauguration, despite being in opposition, we were hopeful that you would govern like the "dealmaker" you so adamantly claimed to be, seeking areas of consensus and compromise.
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He knew many neurologists adamantly disagreed with the dissenters' view but said he also has heard from neurologists who told him they felt great pressure to give the drug.
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Candidates diverged on nuclear power—some saw it as an essential step on any viable path toward clean energy; others, notably Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, were adamantly opposed.
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She is overjoyed with the addition to our family, as am I. However, I am adamantly opposed to attending the gender-reveal party because it violates my moral code.
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But if a state adamantly refuses to help the federal government achieve a particular goal, federal officials cannot make the state do something it does not want to do.
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The influence of Islamic hard-liners has been growing steadily in Bangladesh, which broke away from Pakistan in 1971 and, for decades, defined itself as adamantly secular and democratic.
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Huawei has been adamantly fighting against the narrative that it is a puppet of the Chinese state used to spy on other countries&apos communications since the early 2010s.
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"This will further tighten the Asia-Pacific antimissile barrier enclosing China and Russia, and will weaken their strategic capacities — something we adamantly oppose," a top Chinese military official said.
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I often found myself closer to the edge than I would have liked when our cat adamantly wedged herself between us, but the support of the Aurora didn't waver.
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Renzi stepped down in December after losing a referendum vote on changing the electoral law — one that M5S was adamantly opposed to, throwing full weight behind the no vote.
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Sondland also said he was "adamantly opposed" to the decision to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to Ukraine, which is embroiled in conflict with Russia.
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It remains unclear what was discussed during the meeting, which came at a time when Zuckerberg adamantly worked to defend Facebook's new policy exempting political ads from fact-checking.
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Meanwhile, the House did not take up new restrictions on abortion, thanks in part to the fact that Roem replaced an adamantly anti-abortion Republican man, reported the Post.
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The security guy came up to me and said I could get into a lot of trouble for that, but I was adamantly saying I didn't do anything wrong.
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When an old Snapchat selfie surfaced with the caption, "I f--ked a big tittied hoe last night," many truthers, including Bachelorette alum Robby Hayes, adamantly questioned Underwood's alleged celibacy.
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Their conservative critics, on the other hand, have accused them of seeking to appease North Korea and of being too close to China, which has adamantly opposed the weapons system.
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"This is one of the reasons I adamantly oppose any steps this administration may take to give Iran access to the dollar," he told reporters at a weekly press conference.
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Regling said a separate euro zone budget would not need to make any additional transfers or joint debt issuance — a notion that Germany, euro zone's main economy, is adamantly against.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has called in his lawyers after a British reality star made serious allegations against him on social media this week ... and we're told CR7 adamantly denies all wrongdoing.
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Take a look: If you're adamantly against sprouts, but love Harry Styles, you can now try the vegetable the way he prepares them and see if that changes your mind.
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As TMZ reported, Selena's family was adamantly against her getting back with Justin, calling him "vile" and blaming him for Selena's severe bout of depression that landed her in rehab.
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The league suspended Elliott earlier this month after finding "substantial evidence" he engaged in physical violence against his then-girlfriend, Tiffany Thompson -- a claim the Cowboys superstar has adamantly denied.
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In the Clinton e-mail investigation, Comey adamantly described himself as a nonpartisan who was willing to pursue an investigation even if it dismayed the President or his political appointees.
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And his public record on violence against women is just beginning, though he has adamantly denied these allegations as false — something I consider an indirect denunciation of violence against women.
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This gesture is something that's often associated with Italians who are speaking adamantly and loudly, such as Don Vito Corleone in "The Godfather" or "The Sopranos" lead character, Tony Soprano.
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In the House, however, Democrats are adamantly opposed to any spending bill that does not include protections for recipients of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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But Dias, a farm lobby congresswoman who was picked to head the agriculture ministry by new far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, adamantly defended the food industry's ability to monitor itself.
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Conservative groups like the Club for Growth and Americans for Tax Reform adamantly oppose the idea, saying it would undercut the economic growth by injecting uncertainty into the tax system.
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But that is alarming to the Brexiteers, who are adamantly opposed to any agreement that would make Northern Ireland subject to different rules than the rest of the United Kingdom.
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They have stated adamantly and repeatedly a desire to have North Korea, one of the world's most isolated countries, compete in what is being promoted as the Games of Peace.
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Throughout its history, Facebook has adamantly argued that it treats our data, and who has access to it, as a sort of sacred trust, with Zuckerberg & Company being the trustees.
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If I didn't remember holding St. James Place in my hand at age 4 and adamantly believing that made me a millionaire, I wouldn't believe any of this was possible.
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Axios' latest story comes on the heels of its Sunday report saying that Sessions had "adamantly" urged Wray to start anew with senior FBI leadership, including the removal of McCabe.
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The couple acknowledged they had a swingers lifestyle, ABC reported, but adamantly rejected the possibility that any of the women they'd had a sexual relationship were too inebriated to consent.
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In 2014, Ms. Giuffre, whose maiden name was Virginia Roberts, accused Mr. Dershowitz, the lawyer, of having sex with her when she was a teenager, an allegation he adamantly denied.
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Istanbul (CNN)After 18 days in which Saudi Arabia adamantly denied that any harm had come to Jamal Khashoggi at its consulate in Istanbul, it committed a startling about-face.
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Walton, who now coaches the Sacramento Kings, had adamantly denied wrongdoing -- claiming Tennant, was the person who initiated their meet-up, insists it was "platonic" and nothing sexual ever occurred.
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Turkey also adamantly opposes having Syrian Kurds at the negotiating table, Mahir Unal, a spokesman for Mr. Erdogan's governing Justice and Development Party, told a recent meeting of international journalists.
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First filing in October 2014, Kesha alleged that Luke had drugged, raped and emotionally and verbally abused her – accusations he has adamantly denied and for which he has never been charged.
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Indonesian police said last week that Aishah believed she was participating in a prank for a TV show, but that was adamantly shot down by Bakar at his Wednesday news conference.
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The annual event, which celebrities like Simon Cowell and Lisa Vanderpump have adamantly spoken out against, celebrates the consumption of dog meat and leads to thousands of canine deaths each year.
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The Dallas Cowboys running back has adamantly denied allegations he attacked his ex-girlfriend on multiple occasions in 2016 ... and points to the fact prosecutors decline to file charges against him.
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"We are adamantly opposed to this proposed ballot initiative and will spend whatever it takes to defeat it," Daniel Yukelson, executive director of the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles, said.
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The series suggested that Avery's conviction in the murder of photographer Teresa Halbach was rigged against Avery from the beginning by local authorities (an accusation they and others have adamantly denied).
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But unless the FDP takes the foreign ministry, which it has adamantly said it does not want, it may not be able to do much more than snipe from the sidelines.
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During an episode of Jada Pinkett Smith's Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk, Woods, 21, admitted to having kissed Thompson, but adamantly denied having sex with him at a house party.
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Jones, who is being sued in Connecticut for allegedly defaming the Sandy Hook families, adamantly denied having known of the child porn images, and a court hearing is set for today.
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His decision to leave came after Scaramucci, a New York financier and former Trump campaign fundraiser, accepted the new job as communications director, a move Spicer adamantly opposed, multiple sources said.
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And when Radziwill talked to De Lesseps, instead of ceding to De Lesseps' point that both of them made mistakes, she pushed back adamantly that their conflict was all one-sided.
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"Jussie adamantly maintains his innocence even if law enforcement has robbed him of that presumption," his attorney, Mark Geragos, said in a statement released to PEOPLE after those indictments were announced.
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A rare example of true resistance in the local art scene, Barbur Gallery vowed to appeal the ruling and to adamantly continue its programming before the eviction deadline on February 2019.
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Environmentalists in Britain are adamantly opposed to the procedure and argue that it fails to align with the country's goals to be have net zero carbon emissions by 2050, Reuters noted.
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Trump supporting hosts on Fox News and right-leaning web sites just as adamantly crowed that there was no collusion or obstruction, having no more Mueller investigation facts than anybody else.
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Yes, they adamantly believe in the power of theater, as evidenced by their bejeweled bathing suits, gelatin slicked-back hair and waterproof-red lipstick smiles, but they're not just fooling around.
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"Jussie adamantly maintains his innocence even if law enforcement has robbed him of that presumption," his attorney, Mark Geragos, said in a statement released to PEOPLE after those indictments were announced.
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When a rep from the United States attorney general's office, played by Rob Morrow, shows up to request a place on the podium when the arrest goes down, Chuck adamantly refuses.
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He has been adamantly against the citizenship question and earlier this year proposed an unsuccessful amendment to prevent the Commerce Department from spending money on a census that included the query.
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Show Us Your Wall "I am not a collector," Claudia Gould, director of the Jewish Museum in Manhattan, said adamantly, sitting in her corner office overlooking Fifth Avenue and Central Park.
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"Naming Mick Mulvaney — someone who's adamantly anti-consumer — rewards financial predators and fails to put consumers first," Michael Calhoun, the president of the Center for Responsible Lending, said in a statement.
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Confident that the political order is largely intact, Democrats have been emboldened to oppose his agenda, and Republicans, who adamantly refused to help Mr. Obama, are learning what turnabout feels like.
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"While I remain adamantly opposed to the policy of expanding Medicaid because it threatens our state's financial stability, the Legislature is allowing it to become law," LePage said in the letter.
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In the past, the North's conditions for its denuclearization have included the withdrawal of the 28,500 American troops stationed in South Korea, a demand that Washington and Seoul have adamantly rejected.
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But Mexico, Canada and business interests in all three countries have adamantly opposed the concept, arguing it would create uncertainty over NAFTA's future that would paralyze business investment and job growth.
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The documents revealed that Paddock's girlfriend, Marilou Danley, spontaneously told investigators that her fingerprints would likely be found on Paddock's ammunition, but she adamantly denied any advance knowledge of the attack.
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The president has adamantly denied any involvement in military officials staying at his property or Vice President Pence's decision to stay at his resort in Doonbeg, Ireland, during an official visit.
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Unlike Leonard Bernstein, who loved the grit and earthiness of our best popular music (and who contributed to its tradition in no small way), Boulez remained adamantly removed from the demotic.
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Ms. Walker emerged in the mid-1990s with incendiary works set adamantly and slyly in the past that were frequently criticized as politically incorrect for caricaturing slavery in the antebellum South.
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An FDA medical officer, Dr. Frances Kelsey, adamantly opposed allowing thalidomide to be sold in the US — saving American families from the pain wrought by the drug in many other countries.
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To secure a longer extension, the leaders have told May that she must present a credible way forward, and also sign up to those elections, something she is adamantly opposed to.
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But Apple still adamantly refuses to borrow a bunch of the notification innovations Android brought, such as grouping notifications from a single app together and putting higher-priority notifications at the top.
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Folks who are adamantly against the San Francisco 49ers' quarterback — known for kneeling against police brutality — have come up with a rather unusual way to protest: destroying Nike gear they already own.
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Marsh adamantly explained that much like the secrecy of costumed characters at Disney World, the public is not supposed to know what truly goes on in the depths of the Eatsa kitchen.
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WENDY&aposS, DENNY&aposS AND MORE TROLLING IHOP OVER &aposIHOB&apos ANNOUNCEMENT "With Hardee's in particular, embracing Midwestern and Southern roots is something we're going after very adamantly right now," said Klein.
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In fact, Ellis never experienced the "ideal" nuclear family, so adamantly advertised in the '50s, because a month before he was born in 1958, his father was murdered by a police officer.
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China has agreed reluctantly to U.N. Security Council resolutions sanctioning North Korea, but is adamantly opposed to measures that might bring about a collapse of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's regime.
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It's fitting that artists like Weiner continue to show their work in a space that has a lasting legacy as a haven for talented creatives who adamantly push the boundaries of art.
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The catch, of course, was that legally speaking, Uber drivers are their own employers, as Uber has adamantly maintained that it offers a platform to connect customers and independent contractors—nothing more.
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The meeting drew heightened attention after BuzzFeed reported that Trump told the gathering he's open to the legalization of millions of undocumented immigrants — a policy he's adamantly opposed on the campaign trail.
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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN)Months after they allegedly confessed, two men adamantly pleaded not guilty Tuesday on all charges related to the bombing of Bangkok's Erawan Shrine that killed at least 20 people.
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Members of the gaming community have been adamantly against it, saying it encourages players to pay for loot boxes that give players random loot and upgrades to improve their multiplayer load outs.
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Though Mexico has adamantly denied that it will pay for a wall, the Trump administration continues to maintain that they will, despite having no concrete plan for how to make that happen.
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For his part, Brown adamantly denies any wrongdoing, and his attorney has said he will pursue legal action to get primary custody of their child because he believes she's an unfit parent.
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She says Dr. Luke, her producer for a decade, plied her with drugs, sexually abused her and micromanaged every aspect of her life — claims Dr. Luke has adamantly maintained she made up.
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In Brussels for his first foreign trip, the president adamantly refused to affirm Article 5 during his NATO address, despite the concerted efforts of his own national security advisors, including Mr. Tillerson.
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Jane, who is queer and cis-female, was adamantly told by her agent that she was not feminine enough and would need breast augmentation to be a success in the entertainment world.
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When Manda discovers, to her horror, that someone has charged $3,500 on an Elizabeth Arden credit card that Mom adamantly denies having acquired, Manda becomes alarmed by the prospect of identity theft.
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Why it matters: The Post reports that Secretary of Defense James Mattis was "adamantly" against using military force while H.R. McMaster, National Security Adviser, "was for it," citing a senior administration official.
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In addition to Stoynoff's claim, the Trump campaign has also adamantly denied the claims of the other 8 women who have accused Trump of sexual assault either now or in the past.
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Vestering, who is a politician associated with the Party for the Animals but filed the complaint independently, adamantly claims that there is "no way" this is a part of a training program.
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No other American city is more closely associated with Jewish identity than New York or more adamantly imagines itself as the capital of liberalism's most cherished values of tolerance, acceptance and diversity.
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There is no better way to win favor with the boss in this White House than for him to see you on TV promoting and defending him, the more adamantly the better.
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A leaked tape recording suggested that Kuchma was indirectly responsible for the murder—a charge he adamantly denied—and protesters gathered on the streets of Kyiv to call for a new government.
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France has nurtured close ties with Saudi Arabia but relations have been tested by President Emmanuel Macron's determination to salvage Iran's nuclear accord, which Saudi Arabia, alongside the United States, adamantly opposes.
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The bigger issue is it's just another legal problem for a guy who's been accused of domestic violence (which he adamantly denies) and throwing furniture off his apartment balcony (which he also denies).
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"The community we have that is women and nonbinary people and a lot of marginalized people whose voices haven't been [traditionally] heard here… that community is so strong and supportive," says Bielanski adamantly.
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The dinner, however, was perceived by some in the media as merely an attempt by Trump to receive homage from a Republican elder statesman who adamantly opposed his candidacy during the 2016 primary.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Khloé that she had been at his house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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For environmentalists who adamantly oppose nuclear, Hansen's take discounts what Ben Adler at Grist notes are the "environmental, public health and safety, economic, and even moral dimensions" that Chernobyl elucidated about nuclear power.
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Uber has said adamantly that it won't exit India (or any more markets) following a hat-trick of retreats from China, Russia and Southeast Asia, but does that include its food delivery business?
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Miami Dolphins lineman Laremy Tunsil has finally fired back at his stepdad in court -- adamantly denying he attacked Lindsey Miller during an incident last year ... and shouldn't have to pay him a cent.
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And, more recently, he adamantly lied to his followers that he won the electoral college vote by a landslide, and would have won the popular vote if not for millions of illegal voters.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea on Friday adamantly rejected an American request to continue sharing military intelligence with Japan, as the two American allies remained locked in festering disputes over trade and history.
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Sometimes they stick, coolly but adamantly, to the government's stock response that China respects the rule of law and that the country's stability and economic growth have been a boon to citizens' rights.
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Since Trump took office, tech companies have adamantly opposed his immigration restrictions, whether the travel ban or his move to end protections for people who were brought to the country illegally as kids.
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The party and House caucus remains adamantly pro-Israel, and earlier this year the House — in a 28503 to 22019 vote — approved a resolution opposing the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement targeting Israel.
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A Democratic-led House is expected to pursue the President's tax returns and continue to probe issues such as potential collusion between the President's campaign and Russia, which the President has adamantly denied.
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Giuliani told Reuters recently that Kulyk backed up the allegations that Joe Biden attempted to stop Ukraine's then-chief prosecutor Viktor Shokin from examining the company, allegations the former vice president adamantly denies.
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Jones, who is being sued in Connecticut for allegedly defaming the Sandy Hook families, adamantly denied having known that child porn images was contained in email attachments sent to his Infowars media company.
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At a Moscow conference on energy, Russian President Vladimir Putin adamantly rejected allegations that his government instigated the nerve agent attack in Salisbury, England, on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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Democrats were adamantly against the changes to SNAP, arguing the Senate-passed version did not include the changes and they could be detrimental to the safety net relied upon by low-income earners.
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Credico has adamantly denied Stone's account, saying his first interaction with Assange was on his radio show in late August 2016, after Stone had already implied he had a back channel to WikiLeaks.
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While Williams adamantly credits on-the-ground organizers and activists, here are a few quotes that highlight times when the actor put his hat in the ring in the fight for racial justice.
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Jameis Winston is adamantly denying grabbing a female Uber driver by the crotch during a March 2016 ride despite a complaint the driver made to the company ... but now the NFL is investigating.
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I was recently reminded of how subtly but adamantly resistant Nozkowski is to consistency when I went to his exhibition Thomas Nozkowski: 21989 X 216 at Pace Gallery (January 5103 – February 2510, 225).
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"I've sat at tables with people who would gladly deny me the right to marry, who openly support conversion therapy, and who adamantly believe being gay is a choice," Chasten Buttigieg tweeted Monday.
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The drug industry remains adamantly opposed to the idea of linking U.S. drug prices with what's paid in other developed countries, saying patients abroad face significant restrictions accessing new medicines and other treatments.
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Ms DeLauro was adamantly opposed to any cooked chicken from China entering US markets because of the food safety risks in the canning process (remember The Jungle?), and China's abysmal food safety record.
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Democrats have no immediate prospect of stopping Trump nominees, but by dragging out the confirmation process, they said, they can slow Mr. Trump's ability to carry out policies that many Democrats adamantly oppose.
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Bob Kerrey on Tuesday adamantly defended the Trans-Pacific Partnership, arguing it would have been far easier for the U.S. to handle trade relations with China with the backing of a multinational group.
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He adamantly denied during the interview with city officials that he was in the KKK and said that, as a Catholic, he would be considered a "target" of the white supremacist hate group.
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Lawmakers also heard that Mike Pence and Mike Pompeo were in the loop, that Mick Mulvaney organized the political equivalent of a "drug deal" and that John R. Bolton was adamantly against it.
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But many are adamantly opposed to the businessman, likely depriving Trump of some of the expertise he will need when facing off against Clinton, a former secretary of State, in the general election.
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"The Commission proposes new laws in the EU, but the UK's representation has declined dramatically and many officials are adamantly opposed to the sort of changes that the UK seeks," the report said.
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However, they also demonstrate that from early in her life she adamantly opposed the idea of marriage, believing like many feminists of her time that it constricted women's freedom and interfered with creativity.
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According to a statement emailed to Hyperallergic this afternoon, Dakin Hart, Senior Curator at the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, feels that Noguchi himself would be adamantly opposed to the proposed changes.
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In March, a French Bulldog died after a flight attendant adamantly instructed an unnamed passenger to store her carrier — with the pet inside — in an overhead storage bin for the duration of the flight.
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But despite Trump's charge in his piece that "what we are seeing now is not a proper use of the rules, but a flagrant abuse of the rules," the RNC adamantly resisted those claims.
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Nicholas Sparks is expressing "regret" over emails published by The Daily Beast on Thursday that show The Notebook author adamantly declaring he will not allow an LGBT club at a school he co-founded.
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" A few moments later when pressed again by Tapper on a presidential candidate getting help from Russians in the 2016 campaign, Giuliani responded adamantly, "No, no, there's nothing wrong with taking information from Russians!
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Ms McGuiness adamantly insisted that these proposals, leaked by an investigative reporter, Sian Norris, were merely being floated, and that any enhanced access would be granted in equal measure to religious and secular groups.
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The president adamantly denies that he asked Comey to stop investigating Flynn, but his critics seized on Saturday's tweet as evidence Trump was trying to impede a criminal investigation of his national security adviser.
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I did say though and suggested very adamantly that there is much more than our Commander-in-Chief can do to prove that he respects our troops and will let them do their job.
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In response to the U.S. allegations, representatives of the U.N. Secretariat met with members of the Permanent Mission of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations, who adamantly denied the weapons shipments.
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During the interrogation, the 28-year-old Brazilian fighter begins by adamantly denying he ever had a weapon -- but the cops pressed him hard and warned there would be consequences if he was lying.
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Trump — who left the summit earlier than scheduled — demanded on Saturday that G-7 countries reduce their trade barriers and has adamantly defended the tariffs on aluminum and steel he placed on U.S. allies.
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Trump has adamantly stood by his comments, saying that the lawmakers should leave if they are unhappy in the U.S. He said Thursday that he was "not happy" with the "send her back" chants.
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In 2003, you said on a radio show, specifically it was John Gambling's radio show in New York, that you were adamantly against illegal immigrants and that people have to stop employing illegal immigrants.
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It would link people adamantly opposed to human genetic enhancement, those who may see it as a panacea, and the vast majority of everyone else who has no idea this transformation is already underway.
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A lot of women don't admit that they take steroids, they will adamantly deny it but it's very easy to see when someone does—their voice changes and they become a lot more vascular.
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With Pelosi so adamantly opposed to impeachment, pro-inquiry Democrats see it as a middle ground between oversight investigations getting dragged out in the courts and the House going full steam ahead on impeachment.
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Jeff Flake, who's been adamantly opposed to Republican Alabama Senate hopeful Roy Moore, posted a photo Tuesday of a check with his signature on it that was addressed to Moore's Democratic rival, Doug Jones.
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The question of how exactly Hughes so adamantly distinguishes between these polar terms, or how he "emphatically" separates his cultural elitism from his social outlook, was for me enough to dismiss his critical mind.
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France has nurtured close ties with Saudi Arabia but those ties have been tested by President Emmanuel Macron's determination to salvage Iran's nuclear accord, which Saudi Arabia, alongside the United States, has adamantly opposed.
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The legislation he championed showed that he was most passionate about supporting the police and the armed forces, and weighing in on social issues like abortion and gay rights, which he has adamantly opposed.
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Ukraine has adamantly denied allowing leaks of missile technology, pointing to the arrest and conviction of the two spies as proof that the country is capable of combating North Koreans hunting for missile secrets.
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In today's political climate, it can be argued, by those who identify themselves as both liberal and followers of Christ, that Jesus would adamantly challenge the demographically restrictive moral authority of the religious right.
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In a nearly four-hour interview recently, he happily admitted that he was adamantly opposed to the European Union and that he hated the Conservative Party and especially its previous prime minister, David Cameron.
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The Democratic Presidential candidate and Senator from Massachusetts doubled down Tuesday morning ... adamantly saying she was shown the door at 22 from a teaching job in New Jersey just because she was visibly pregnant.
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This one proved them right — it was adamantly anti-theatrical, so flagrantly did it break Chekhov's rule that a gun on the stage in the first act needs to go off before the curtain.
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I adamantly and vehemently reject and deny any and all implication and allegation that I have ever engaged in any improper behavior toward this person or any other person I have ever worked with.
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At the same time, he adamantly defended Exxon against allegations that it had improperly promoted efforts to question climate science even as its own scientists were warning about the dangers of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Paul Manafort has adamantly denied any of this involvement and Michael Cohen, who is said to have visited Prague in August and September did not leave or enter the United States during this time.
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But I continue to argue, strenuously and adamantly, that to simply see the extraordinary events unfolding before us as purely ideological blinds us to the very real concern that our sovereignty has been compromised.
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This chart in the CBO's report is a telling diagram of why Republicans are trying so adamantly to gut the program: They're trying to offset the cost of tax cuts to reduce the deficit.
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I have filed numerous grievances about staff who have called me "fag" and other derogatory names, but the result is always the same: The administration states that the staff member adamantly denies my accusations.
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Now, our boy wants to head to a special school in New Hampshire, which Philip is adamantly against, perhaps because he knows he needs to keep his kids close, lest his whole world crumble.
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Palin continued to hold that she did not blame the president for her son's issues, but added that she did suggest "very adamantly" that Obama could do "much more" to prove that he respects troops.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Khloé and Kylie that she had been at his house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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Like many who depend on their mobile device to securely manage their data, Apple wants to remain a credible part of a person's trust infrastructure and is adamantly opposed to any type of encryption backdoor.
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While she adamantly denied having sex with him, Woods admitted that the next day, while she told Jenner and Kardashian that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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While conservatives, such as those in the far-right House Freedom Caucus, embraced a tax overhaul last year that will expand the nation's debt, they adamantly oppose domestic spending increases that the budget deal allows.
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La Ruina, who founded a company called PUA Training that promises to help men "become a pickup artist and pick up girls," adamantly insists he is not a pickup artist, but rather a dating coach.
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They adamantly denied suggestions that the nuclear agreement was part of a larger plan to reposition America in the Middle East and develop a closer alliance with Iran at the expense of America's Arab allies.
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"I'm not necessarily against the idea of them buying some assets at a good price, but I was adamantly against diluting the shareholders, especially in order to overpay for Bonanza," Icahn said in an interview.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Kardashian and Jenner that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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Many juggalos are adamantly anti-heroin, but I also found many people who had direct experiences with opioids—from personal use, to losing loved ones, to growing up in areas hit hard by the crisis.
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If and when the GOP renews its attacks against Medicaid and Obamacare, Sanders and liberals will respond by offering the public option, an opening bid for Medicare for All, and adamantly opposing attacks against Medicare.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Khloé and Kylie that she had been at his house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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"The people of Columbus didn't feel that R. Kelly's reputation was reflective of their community, and took to social media to adamantly express their opinions," the festival's communications director, Melissa Dickson, says in a statement.
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And while they needn't fold on provisions to which they most adamantly object, they should employ Democratic enthusiasm for their proposed changes as leverage to pursue changes in laws that are more to their liking.
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Vice had repeatedly and adamantly called for Rasool's release, even blacking out its news site for two hours in October to bring attention to his plight, as well as creating a video about his imprisonment.
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"Brett was a superb lawyer who was part of an office-wide effort to deal with the unfortunate fact that the President was aggressively and adamantly denying the nature of the (Lewinsky) relationship," Starr said.
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" When the mayor adamantly told reporters at the outdoor event that he would not attend a game if the Yankees made it to the World Series, a fan standing nearby shouted: "The city takes precedence!
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The English songwriter Jorja Smith sings "I Am" over an adamantly sluggish drumbeat and a lonely guitar line, affirming a sense of duty: "When you know what you got, sacrifice ain't that hard," she declares.
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Workers involved in the negotiations say that while progress has been made on a number of issues, the management remains adamantly averse to their proposals concerning health care plans, wages, retirement, and other working conditions.
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Tamron Hall is adamantly denying that she sold cocaine as a teenager after she allegedly admitted to "facilitating" the sale of the drug with her college boyfriend on a recent episode of her talk show.
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They have chosen to resist passage to a genuine afterlife, and with their defiance has come boredom: "Each night passed with a devastating sameness," Hans Vollman, one of those who have adamantly "soldiered on," says.
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According to James Solomon Padiet, a lecturer at Juba University, most members of the nation's largest ethnic group — the Dinka, who include South Sudan's embattled president, Salva Kiir — are adamantly set against an international takeover.
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The former national security adviser, who left his post in September after months of disputes with Mr. Trump on a variety of matters, adamantly opposed the Ukraine pressure campaign, according to testimony before the committee.
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He adamantly denies that attacks on George Soros or nefarious "globalists" are anti-Semitic code, and denies that some of his European confreres are really the heirs to Fascism they resemble to the naked eye.
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TMZ first reported, the fam -- especially mama Kris -- was adamantly against Kendall buying the house in the first place, because it wasn't in a gated community and it was perilously close to the Sunset Strip.
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In the past, Kaine has held some ideas that the increasingly progressive Democratic base might find surprising; he once ran on a pro-life platform and has been adamantly pro–free trade until this election.
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Ahead of the full interview with the embattled star, the outlet shared several clips from the conversation with Kelly, who adamantly denied allegations that he had sex with underage girls and kept women as sex slaves.
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Warren, a progressive favorite is adamantly against Republican nominee Donald Trump, aligning her directly with Clinton's view of the billionaire businessman, while Kaine is a reportedly favorable candidate in an important swing state, the AP reports.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Jenner, 21, and Kardashian that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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The euro zone also had to complete its banking union project by providing a financial backstop its Single Resolution Fund for banks and setting up a European Deposit Insurance Scheme — an idea Berlin is adamantly against.
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Collins and Murkowski had long been vocal about their disapproval to the repeal measures with Collins adamantly opposing against any provision that prohibited Medicaid funds from going to Planned Parenthood, which the final bill did propose.
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A year later, however, Beth's cancer returned and spread to her lungs, forcing the reality star to undergo chemotherapy — something that Bonnie said her mom was adamantly against and decided to stop after just one round.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Khloé and Kylie, 21, that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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She ruffled more than a few feathers when she adamantly defended her former boss and co-star Bill Cosby in the media storm that unleashed to cover the dozens of sexual assault claims made against him.
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Click here to view original GIFEven if you're adamantly against putting a case on your phone, you might make an exception for the FlexCase being developed by the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria and Microsoft.
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An official with the Dominican Republic Ministry of Public Health is adamantly claiming that there were no mysterious circumstances around the deaths of the Maryland couple who were found dead in their hotel room last month.
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In early January, SpaceX adamantly denied rumors that it had botched the launch of a classified spy satellite called Zuma, and now, a new government probe has absolved the company of blame for the spacecraft's loss.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Khloé and Kylie, 21, that she had been at Tristan's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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But no representatives for the insurgents were present, and since the July talks, many senior Taliban commanders have adamantly opposed even the prospect of new talks while the insurgency is doing so well on the battlefield.
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She first filed suit against Luke, 42, in October 2014, alleging that he had drugged, raped her and verbally and emotionally abused her – accusations he has adamantly denied, and for which he has never been charged.
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And while he's very interested in presenting different slices of Twitter to different users, he's also adamantly opposed to closing off subsets of the service to specific groups, like Facebook is encouraging its users to do.
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After his uncle's death, Gaspari said the nursing home contacted him and told him the funeral home "adamantly" refused to provide services after learning through the paperwork that Huskey's spouse was male, according to the lawsuit.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has adamantly urged FBI Director Christopher Wray to make a "fresh start" with his core team, including replacing deputy director and Trump bête noire Andrew McCabe, according to a senior administration source.
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It isn't uncommon for cosplayers to alter the characters they portray, but many adamantly prefer looks that "are canon"—or, in other words, looks that conform to the original, official rendering of the character in question.
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The Air Gordon: Pulling its name directly from the Magic's Twitter feed and what Orlando coach Scott Skiles adamantly calls "the most successful hashtag of the 21st century," this dunk will be the one to watch.
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The 44-year-old bodybuilder is accused of raping a female bodybuilder at a Utah hotel back in October 2018 ... but he's adamantly denied the allegations, pleading not guilty in court and releasing several denial statements.
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It's even less clear that the administration of Bevin, who adamantly supports charter schools and school vouchers, has any real interest in investing the funds necessary to improve such a large and complicated public school system.
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Many serious people ask whether the dictator of Russia, who attacks our democracy, is blackmailing the American president, who adamantly refuses to defend democracy against these attacks and often appears to be aiding and abetting them.
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Pelosi has adamantly opposed the Trump administration's negotiations in the Middle East over the past month, resulting in a tense verbal dispute at the White House on Wednesday and a clash with the president over Twitter.
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Most major US sports leagues were, at best, wary of sports betting and, at worst, adamantly against it before it became apparent that the Supreme Court would lift the federal ban against sports gambling last year.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Kardashian and Jenner, 21, that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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Mr. Kushner would press ahead with prison reforms but avoid a politically divisive issue he cared even more strongly about, sentencing reform, which the attorney general and Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, both adamantly oppose.
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Italy recently refused entry to a rescue ship carrying hundreds of migrants, and an increasing number of European Union nations adamantly oppose any plan requiring them to share the responsibility of sheltering refugees and asylum seekers.
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According to an administration official, both Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and economic adviser Larry Kudlow are adamantly against greater travel restrictions, including a nationwide ban, arguing that any further restrictions on the airlines could be catastrophic.
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But opposition parties and a significant number of rebels in his Conservative Party are adamantly opposed to a no-deal Brexit, which they say would be chaotic and economically damaging in the short and long term.
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The documents also noted that Paddock's girlfriend, Marilou Danely, told investigators that her fingerprints would likely be found on Paddock's ammunition, but she adamantly denied any advance knowledge of the attack, according to the court records.
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But Japan is adamantly opposed to a bilateral deal, and the threat of retaliatory measures against American imports to Japan could give Japan leverage when resisting the Trump administration's pressure for a two-way trade deal.
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TMZ broke the story ... surveillance video appeared to show some contact between Cuba and the woman at Magic Hour Rooftop back in June, but he adamantly denied touching the woman's breast ... as she claimed to cops.
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Mr. Fairfax has adamantly denied Dr. Tyson's allegations; NBC News reported on Wednesday that he used an obscenity to describe Dr. Tyson as he sought to discredit her during a private State Senate caucus meeting Monday.
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" The president had tough words as well for Ms. Pelosi, who has adamantly refused to approve even a dollar of the $5.7 billion he has sought for his border wall, which she has denounced as "immoral.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner that she had been at his house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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Many are not Christian, only a handful are white, not all are US citizens, and some of them adamantly refuse to eat turkey, so the holiday's white-Protestant Americana roots end up being slightly lost in translation.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Kylie, 21, and Khloé, 34, that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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Gareon Conley -- a projected 1st round pick in the upcoming NFL Draft -- has been named in a police report by a woman who claims he raped her in a Cleveland hotel but he adamantly DENIES the allegations.
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Though the film adamantly favors style over substance, there's more than enough style in every scene to make the film work, thanks in no small part to lush visuals, smart choreography, and extreme commitment on Theron's part.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Kardashian, 34, and Jenner, 21, that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Jenner, 21, and Kardashian, 34, that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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"AARP is adamantly opposed to the Age Tax, which would allow insurance companies to charge older Americans five times more for coverage than everyone else while reducing tax credits that help make insurance more affordable," LeaMond continued.
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Trump also indirectly accused Comey of perjury when he adamantly denied the fired FBI director's claim that the President asked him to end the FBI's investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn, a close Trump confidante.
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The NHL has adamantly denied any link (and has still never formally acknowledged a connection) between head trauma sustained while playing and neurodegenerative diseases like CTE, while the league has also elected not to fund concussion research.
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But North Korea has adamantly denied any responsibility in the 216-year-old student's death in June 22018 a few days after he was returned to the U.S. from more than a year in North Korean detention.
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But North Korea has adamantly denied any responsibility in the 22-year-old student's death in June 163 a few days after he was returned to the U.S. from more than a year in North Korean detention.
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Among the cowboys and ranch hands who work the land for meager salaries, feelings about the fires are mixed, with some adamantly opposed to the practice, while others experience them as a necessary evil to stay employed.
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The Truckload Carriers Association, which represents members of the freight industry, is adamantly opposed to any legislation backing a 33-foot standard, arguing it would increase the costs for truckers who would need to update their fleets.
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One of the few interesting aspects of the central character here, a waitress named Jenna, played by Jessie Mueller, is that she is an unhappily married woman who gets pregnant and adamantly does not want the child.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Kylie, 21, and Kardashian, 34, that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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Despite the parliament's rejection of proposals to extend the presidential term or cancel limits altogether, the state still seems to be adamantly paving the way for Sisi to be the only candidate running in the upcoming election.
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Even as late as Tuesday evening, Trump adamantly insisted to staff that his hardline stance on immigration -- the most potent issue of his 2016 presidential campaign -- would help the Republican Party with voters in November's midterm elections.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Jenner, 21, and Kardashian, 34, that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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After the Mexican President adamantly but courteously opines that "Mexico cannot pay for that wall," Trump responds "but you cannot say that to the press," all but admitting that he knows Mexico won't pay for the wall.
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Though the DREAM Act has historically had some Republican support, conservative members are adamantly opposed to it or to anything that can be billed as "amnesty" — what many say is a road to citizenship for DACA recipients.
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The CSU, which faces elections in Bavaria in the fall, remains adamantly opposed to Merkel's immigration policies, insisting that they must be much harder on family reunion, and strictly limit refugee entries and all kinds of immigration.
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The settlement ends a long battle between Kaepernick and the NFL, which has adamantly denied colluding to keep him from playing football after Kaepernick began kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice and police violence.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told Jenner, 22, and Kardashian, 35, that she had been at his house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday adamantly defended his response to the deadly white nationalist rally in Virginia at a chaotic news conference, backing again into the blame of "both sides" that put him into bipartisan hot water.
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She was always happiest barefoot and in jeans; she's impossible to imagine with Botox and fill, first because she was so adamantly and aggressively un-vain, and second because she understood that her authenticity was her strength.
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That's because Democrats, while adamantly opposed to new wall construction, have shown a willingness to accept other provisions that bolster border security — things like repairing existing sections of the wall and adopting high-tech border surveillance measures.
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Even if the House passes a statehood bill, it faces certain death in the Senate, where the Republican majority is adamantly opposed to adding a state where only 4 percent of voters supported Donald Trump in 2016.
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His future at the Justice Department had appeared shaky over the last several weeks amid reports that he discussed with McCabe secretly wearing a wire to record Trump last year -- an idea Rosenstein adamantly denies ever pursuing.
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Tyreek Hill is adamantly denying he's ever abused his 3-year-old son ... and says his fiancee is the one who's gotten physical with the boy in the past -- and he has text messages to prove it.
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She's been adamantly pro-choice since she was in middle school, and she's certain that she wouldn't have survived and thrived in the way she has had it not been for her choice to get an abortion.
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A passenger's dog died on United Airlines flight #1284 after a flight attendant allegedly adamantly instructed the unnamed passenger to store her carrier — with the pet inside — in an overhead storage bin for the duration of the flight.
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" Lisa Henson, president of the Jim Henson Company and Jim's daughter, added that Whitmire was adamantly opposed to having an understudy for the role, but sometimes wouldn't appear on set for "B-level performances, such as ribbon-cutting.
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Sources close to Mama June's family tell TMZ ... 13-year-old Alana -- AKA Honey Boo Boo -- adamantly refuses to move back in with her troubled mother, as long as she's got her BF, Geno, hanging off her hip.
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" "AARP is adamantly opposed to the Age Tax," she continued, saying it "would allow insurance companies to charge older Americans five times more for coverage than everyone else while reducing tax credits that help make insurance more affordable.
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" With Mr. Trump adamantly defending Mr. Lewandowski as the victim in the encounter, after video evidence contradicted the manager's earlier charge that the reporter was "delusional," Mr. Cruz said, "Nominating Donald Trump would be an absolute train wreck.
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"I would adamantly oppose any proposal that does not protect Alabamians from rising health care costs, higher premiums and out-of-pocket expenses while ensuring those with preexisting conditions cannot be denied coverage or charged more," he wrote.
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But the investors with stakes in Puerto Rico's enormous debt are adamantly opposed to empowering the territory with sweeping new bankruptcy protections that were not in place when the investments were made and would batter their bottom lines.
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After Mr. Kerry spoke, Mr. Yang, who steers Chinese foreign policy and is senior to the foreign minister, said China remained adamantly opposed to an arbitration case brought by the Philippines to assert its claims in the sea.
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The Speaker has adamantly dismissed claims that the bill would bail out the island after years of fiscal mismanagement — a message he and others hammered home at a full GOP conference meeting on Friday dedicated to the issue.
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It received wide bipartisan support in the House, but in the Senate, Republican Chuck Grassley and Democrats Dick Durbin, Kamala Harris and Cory Booker are adamantly opposed to any bill that does not lower harsh federal sentencing guidelines.
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She adamantly opposed debt forgiveness to Greece, even as it teetered toward insolvency, and even as joblessness exceeded 27 percent — a special source of outrage given that German banks were primary lenders in Greece's catastrophic explosion of borrowing.
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The voters who put Trump over the top in Rustbelt states not only adamantly oppose the efforts of conservatives to cut or privatize Social Security and Medicare, they also depend on a host of other discretionary federal programs.
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When he faces a family who wants to operate on their newborn with atypical genitalia or a family who is adamantly against it, he makes sure to warn them of the risks that could result from either decision.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told her bestie Jenner and Kardashian, 35, that she had been at his house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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But we've not seen a move like this by a company as large or as well-regarded by the audiences -- politicians and otherwise -- who have been adamantly opposed to any sort of gun control legislation in the past.
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"They can't change my mind about him," said Cathy Greenfield, a dog groomer adamantly opposed to abortion who lives with her husband, Larry, a teacher and auto body mechanic, in the village of Fonda, just east of here.
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Emails Sparks fired off to Benjamin during his tenure, as obtained by The Daily Beast, show the author adamantly declaring he will not allow an LGBT club at the school, and defending his decision as one that isn't discriminatory.
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While lobbyists for providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Charter claimed the net neutrality order would destroy their businesses, top executives at the same companies adamantly denied any negative impacts in released transcripts of calls with their investors.
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For decades, Lee adamantly refused publicity and didn't publish another piece of work — which is why it was surprising when "Go Set a Watchman," said to be its sequel, was published in 2015, and to mixed reviews at best.
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Gubarev and his attorneys have adamantly denied that XBT or any of its subsidiaries had any role in election interference and say that they are not responsible for the actions of third parties — including hackers — who use its infrastructure.
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But while some in that party think it is time to include the populists in the country's political framework, most Moderates would be deeply uncomfortable with such an arrangement, and the Centre and Liberal parties have adamantly rejected it.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told her best friend Jenner, 21, and Kardashian that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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But when you have a bill that is adamantly opposed by AARP, every major patient advocacy group, the American Medical Association, the American Hospital Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and nurses, you should see a huge red flag.
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Acosta held a news conference earlier in the day in which he adamantly defended his work as U.S. attorney in brokering an agreement to ensure Epstein spent time in prison and was required to register as a sex offender.
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"I'm not necessarily against the idea of them buying some assets at a good price, but I was adamantly against diluting the shareholders, especially in order to overpay for Bonanza," Icahn said in an interview ahead of the meeting.
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Frank Cannon, the president of the adamantly anti-Common Core American Principles Project, said in a statement Tuesday that DeVos would be "a very Jeb-like pick" and called it "puzzling" that Trump was considering DeVos for the post.
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Carpenter shows some exasperation with Crystal and even takes a small dig at a previous job Crystal once had at the YMCA because she adamantly believes young adults like Crystal will have better chances if they go to college.
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With over a decade of modeling experience under her belt, Sampaio also said that she can "for sure talk with more clarity" than Jamil when it comes to what goes on behind the scenes — a statement Jamil adamantly refuted.
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Jacob adamantly denied knowledge of the gun — it was not his car, other people used the vehicle, and there were multiple passengers — but he was charged with possession of a loaded firearm, a "violent felony" under New York law.
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The one word response broke a months-long public silence from Trump on the matter, though he's fumed about the issue in private and adamantly denied to his associates Daniels' claim he had an affair with her in 2006.
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Jim Townsend, Obama's former deputy assistant secretary of defense for European and NATO policy, told me he adamantly disagreed with the current administration's belief that Moscow would be willing to become a more energetic partner in the ISIS fight.
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As for Jon, he's adamantly denied the allegations ... and his rep, Denise White, previously told us, "We are confident that Jon will be cleared from any and all charges and this will be seen for what is, a baseless claim."
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I think it's a matter of nuance; how much jawboning does she attempt to do; how adamantly does she stress that a March rate hike is a possibility, how emphatically is she going to tell us each meeting is in play?
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President Donald Trump is adamantly opposed to the Federal Reserve's rate hike campaign, but has never suggested firing Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday, moving to defuse a controversy that could roil global markets even further.
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The King County Prosecutor's Office released a memo saying no criminal charges will be filed against the beauty queen because Pappa insisted he was stabbed by a stranger while walking home from a bar and adamantly denied Keffeler did it.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told her best friend Kylie Jenner, 21, and Kardashian that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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" University spokeswoman Carri Jenkins adamantly defends the school's policy and treatment of alleged victims such as Brooke, saying, "A student would never, never, never have an Honor Code review for reporting sexual assaults, for being a victim of sexual assault.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted that the next day, while she told her best friend Kylie Jenner, 21, and Khloé that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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As the Wall Street Journal (paywall) reported yesterday, one group of people who adamantly believe in the full moon's chaotic properties is probably the last group of people you'd expect to be superstitious at all — doctors, nurses, and other hospital staffers.
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Where Nadeau and Dr. Chilukuri are diplomatic about their usage, Masterson, a stay-at-home mom turned beauty entrepreneur, is adamantly against them — beyond the aromatherapeutic benefits, she says, she does not believe that essential oils belong on the skin.
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While she adamantly denied having sex with him, Woods — Kylie Jenner's longtime best friend — admitted that the next day, while she told Jenner and Kardashian that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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For days following the March 16 strike, the Pentagon adamantly rejected the notion that a mosque was hit and that there were civilian casualties -- even as numerous social media reports showed images of bodies being taken out of the rubble.
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Kanye went on Twitter earlier this week to apologize to Drake for leaving him off "Lift Yourself" ... adamantly denying he spilled the beans about Drake's secret son to Pusha T. Kanye's olive branch -- a promise to attend a Drake concert.
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Both Sanders and Clinton adamantly reject the idea of "boots on the ground," although Clinton supports the Obama policy of using special operations forces, whose boots somehow don't seem to count when someone is trying to downplay U.S. military involvement.
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The futures market should stick to its fundamental purpose of serving the real economy, and regulators will "adamantly prevent the futures market from becoming a hotbed for short-term speculators," the CSRC said in a statement on its official microblog.
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Additionally, the bill includes a separate provision to expedite the approval of major new gas export infrastructure, and places roadblocks in the way of local communities who are often adamantly opposed to housing that sort of polluting facility in their neighborhoods.
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Luke vigorously disputes and denies that he ever raped Kesha Sebert, and he is asserting claims of defamation in a New York court against Kesha Sebert for making statements to the contrary, which statements Dr. Luke adamantly maintains are false.
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When Trump visited Orlando last month to speak to a conference of leaders who adamantly oppose L.G.B.T. rights, she blasted her opponent, Mica, for having endorsed him and presented a litany of Mica's anti-gay positions and remarks across the years.
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China, the North's chief ally, backed the March resolution but is more resistant to harsh new sanctions this time after the United States and South Korea decided to deploy a sophisticated anti-missile system in the South, which China adamantly opposes.
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"I adamantly deny the allegations of Leigh Corfman and Beverly Nelson, did not date underage girls, and have taken steps to begin a civil action for defamation," Moore writes in the letter to Hannity, referring to two of his accusers.
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WASHINGTON — Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein adamantly defended the character and impartiality of Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, as he came head-to-head on Wednesday with an increasingly aggressive campaign by Republicans to discredit the inquiry.
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After responding to a questioner who suggested that his administration had not done enough to address racial profiling at airports — a practice that Mr. Obama said he adamantly opposed — the president turned his attention to the Black Lives Matter movement.
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During a closed-door meeting of the Freedom Caucus Monday evening, a number of lawmakers in the powerful group adamantly called for members to come out in defense of Sanford and condemn president's repeated attacks against one of their own.
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Alabama Republican special election nominee Roy Moore on Friday adamantly denied the allegations of sexual misconduct with a 2900-year-old girl in 220006 as the Senate hopeful tries to weather a firestorm of criticism that could imperil his candidacy.
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The bitter divide within the party over the changes came to an unexpected close when former DNC Chairman Don Fowler, who was adamantly against the changes and led the opposition, moved to vote by acclimation instead of a ballot vote.
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" Then, when Hannity finally put the wood to him, Moore issued an unequivocal statement: "I adamantly deny the allegations of Leigh Corfman and Beverly Nelson, did not date underage girls, and have taken steps to begin a civil action for defamation.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted to Pinkett Smith that the next day, while she told her bestie Kylie Jenner and Kardashian that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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From the museum's windows, which overlook San Francisco Bay, he could contemplate Angel Island, where more than nine decades earlier, as a lone 10-year-old, he had sought to gain admission to a country that adamantly did not want him.
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At the heart of Iran's financial future are its oil and gas exports, and Trump administration officials have adamantly said for months that they intend to reduce those exports to zero and penalize any country that continues purchases after Nov.
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That ultimatum targeted the hardline Conservative members of her party who are adamantly pro-Leave (and want to do so on March 29) and Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which has refused to budge on the Irish backstop issue.
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Seacrest adamantly denied all charges and recommitted himself to working the Oscars red carpet, despite speculation that they might pull him in the wake of the prevalent #MeToo movement, and concerns stars might refuse to speak to him due to the allegations.
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Fox had already promised that Sky's 24-hour news service would remain independent under the ultimate control of Murdoch, but critics, including some high-profile politicians, remain adamantly opposed due to Murdoch's record of influence through owning the Sun and the Times newspapers.
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Since the ACA repeal effort failed in the Senate, Meadows has adamantly suggested that the fight to repeal the law isn't over, but this new effort suggests the Freedom Caucus chairman realizes the stakes of ignoring the individual market in the meantime.
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The community relations manager tells PEOPLE that a fellow passenger's dog died on the flight after a flight attendant adamantly instructed the unnamed passenger to store her carrier, with the pet inside, in an overhead storage bin for the duration of the flight.
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Some have even joked that the plotlines start to affect their real life, whether it's by deciding to start a hotation, adamantly fighting the #LawrenceHive, or dealing with their own career struggles just like the show's lead characters, Issa and Molly, do.
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While the government adamantly promotes forced motherhood through strategically attempting to defund family planning resources like Planned Parenthood, they are simultaneously unwilling to invest in programs such as the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to help those same mothers and children succeed.
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" However, Entertainment Weekly reports that the hospital didn't receive any complaints from customers, and Lenox Hill adamantly denies that patients were prevented from accessing the neonatal intensive unit, and that they're "troubled by the misinformation being circulated in some news media reports.
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But reporters were quick to raise their eyebrows at the timing of Tillerson's sudden firing and the statement condemning Russia for the recent attack, especially after Trump adamantly denied press reports that Tillerson was on his way out just three months ago.
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"A ton of Republicans are waking up this morning — and I know because we've already chatted — and many are saying, 'I'm not getting in this mess,' " said Gregory W. Slayton, a top Republican fund-raiser who remains adamantly opposed to Mr. Trump.
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"I adamantly believe there is evidence that some votes in Texas have not been counted because of defective electronic voting machines, undermining the accuracy and fairness of our elections," Texas Democratic Party Chair Boyd Richie said of the 2008 decision at the time.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is publicly acknowledging he paid $375,000 in hush money to the woman who claims she was raped by the soccer star in 2009 -- but still adamantly denies wrongdoing ... and it's all spelled out in new legal docs obtained by TMZ Sports.
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Some board members, including John Bailey, the organization's president, voiced support for the category at the meeting, while others, including the actress Laura Dern, were adamantly opposed, according to two board members, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private deliberations.
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Randy Moss is going scorched-earth on the mother of his children -- claiming he retired from the NFL early to take care of his kids while his ex dealt with a $4 million drug addiction ... a claim the woman's family adamantly denies.
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Late Sunday, Judiciary Committee Republicans released a transcript of a private interview with Judge Kavanaugh last week in which he adamantly denied claims by a third accuser, Julie Swetnick, that he had attended parties where high school boys gang-raped teenage girls.
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But the legislative stasis ground on, with leaders of both the Republican-led Senate and Democrat-led Assembly adamantly refusing to grant any concessions to the other, and with rank-and-file members seemingly buckling in for a long night of nothing.
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Senior military officials this week have privately — but adamantly — accused Secretary of State Mike Pompeo of being too passive in dealing with Mr. Erdogan, and of failing to push back on the Turkish leader to protect the Kurdish fighters allied with American troops.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Johnson said Britain should press ahead with Brexit to honor the memory of Jo Cox, a member of Parliament who was adamantly pro-European and was killed a week before the 2016 Brexit referendum by a right-wing assassin.
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Harris had questioned Kavanaugh in a volatile and polarizing hearing during his confirmation, when the then-nominee adamantly denied an accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford that he had sexually assaulted her at a high school gathering more than three decades earlier.
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Though she adamantly denied having sex with him, she admitted to Pinkett Smith that the next day, while she told her best friend Kylie Jenner and Kardashian that she had been at Thompson's house, she didn't disclose what had happened between them.
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Background coverage: Toggling between conciliation and confrontation in his speech, President Trump presented himself as a leader who can work across party lines even as he reiterated hard-line immigration policies and pressed lawmakers for the wall that congressional Democrats have adamantly rejected.
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But the businesswoman, Phan Phan-Gillis, often called Sandy, may soon be deported to the United States, allowing her to reunite with her husband, Jeff Gillis, who has adamantly rejected the accusations and fought for her freedom, said her lawyer, Shang Baojun.
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Fonseca, who is also a bestselling novelist and until recently served as a top adviser to the Panamanian president, has adamantly insisted through various statements that Mossack Fonseca's business is completely legal, and noted that many other companies deal in offshore accounts.
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Sanders' backers want to exclude references to Jerusalem as belonging wholly to Israel, which Palestinians contest, and consider language that labels Israeli settlements in the West Bank "an occupation," a notion adamantly opposed by Clinton supporters who warn it would undermine the peace process.
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Google attorney Robert Van Nest Despite the internal Google emails harped on by Oracle, Van Nest said that the company never imagined it was infringing on Oracle's intellectual property — and adamantly denied any infringement when Oracle finally brought it up in the summer of 2010.
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But as Vox's Emily Stewart wrote, if Pelosi was adamantly opposed, it would be impossible for Trump to do: The House and Senate have to pass a concurrent resolution for there to be a joint session of Congress where the event would take place.
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Now 10 years after the scandal broke and Albert was labeled the mastermind of one of the entertainment's most elaborate hoaxes (a word she adamantly refutes), the Brooklyn native is telling her side of the story in the new documentary Author: The JT LeRoy Story.
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Like many in Alabama, Morse was apprehensive about Hurricane Dorian, a feeling which was only heightened by President Donald Trump, who continued to claim Alabama was in the path of the storm for several days — despite the National Weather Service adamantly denying his claims.
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Like many of Kennedy's brain trust, Rostow was initially praised for his pragmatic, technocratic liberalism — but in his determination to impose his sterile ideas on the complicated realities of Southeast Asia, he proved to be as ideologically committed as the Communists he so adamantly opposed.
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