President Trump never advocated deporting legal immigrants, and he never advocated turning our country into a police state.
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Ralph Norman — both of whom have advocated for Gallagher.
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Biden, who advocated publicly and on Capitol Hill for the aid package to Central America when he was vice president, has advocated for returning to a similar model to address those root causes.
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The BJP has long advocated a tough stance toward Pakistan.
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Instead, they have advocated for continuing to investigate the president.
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The business community has also advocated for additional seasonal visas.
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She recently advocated for Cyntoia Brown's clemency on social media.
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Fowler has long advocated for the elimination of forced arbitration.
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He's since advocated for aid in dying on her behalf.
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He also publicly broke with Cameron, who advocated for Remain.
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He's previously advocated for privacy laws similar to Europe's GDPR.
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She advocated for legislation — introduced in May by Democratic Rep.
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Earlier this week he advocated someone buy the "failing" newspaper.
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Instead of centralisation, they advocated diffuse power, competition and spontaneity.
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That's the approach Warren Buffett has advocated for retail investors.
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The Dutch politician advocated for immediately sealing the Dutch border.
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" The Democratic candidate continued: "He's advocated more countries getting them.
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Then this summer, he advocated for raising it to $22015.
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Throughout his remarks, the president repeatedly advocated for violent policing.
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He's advocated at length for homeopathy, which does not work.
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He's advocated blowing up Iranian nuclear facilities more than once.
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Ruthless prioritization, as advocated by Sacks, does not come naturally.
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Religious groups across the United States advocated for debt relief.
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McCormack advocated for President Barack Obama before his 2008 election.
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And she strongly advocated for women's inclusion in STEM fields.
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Becca Bean, 17, advocated for girls' education on the Hill.
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In the past, President Moon has advocated dialogue with Pyongyang.
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Leoni Sceti advocated selling direct online, or in "curated" retail.
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Her points are well taken and advocated by birth mothers.
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President Trump has advocated for arming teachers in the past.
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Trump himself has frequently advocated for training and arming teachers.
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Duck Dynasty guy advocated adult men marrying 16 year olds.
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Clapper advocated for new sanctions, as well as better education.
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Maynard's family advocated for the law in California and elsewhere.
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Jarrett advocated for women in the workplace throughout her career.
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He even advocated the killings of family members of terrorists.
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He also advocated for an unsuccessful Senate candidate in Montana.
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Additionally, Olson advocated for tax reform that simplifies the code.
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Diana also advocated for the removal of dangerous land mines.
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There, he'd repeatedly advocated the use of the SAVE database.
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Conservatives and Republicans have long advocated intelligent, effective environmental stewardship.
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The American labor movement has long advocated for these policies.
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In addition, it has advocated for cuts to the CDC.
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I'd never advocated so desperately and enthusiastically for a student.
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He has advocated bolstering the legal protections for religious freedom.
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Obama was a Democrat who advocated for more stringent laws.
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Mr. Sanders has always advocated peaceful and compassionate political actions.
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Some doctors who spoke to Cosmopolitan advocated for further study.
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Hegseth advocated vigorously for these soldiers accused of war crimes.
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None of the 53 Republican senators has publicly advocated removal.
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BARRY DILLER: But even when I was, I advocated this.
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Bernie Sanders who advocated for his "Medicare for All" plan.
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The firearms industry has advocated for a better NICS system.
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Meanwhile, hardliners within the administration have advocated a tougher approach.
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Bolton long advocated tough talk toward the North Korean regime.
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Previously, the U.S. only advocated support for the Iranian people.
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Trump has not publicly advocated for a universal flu vaccine.
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Powell Jobs has long advocated for immigration reform as a way to counter inequality and has aimed to provide immigrants with legal representation in immigration courts and advocated for expanding federal resources for immigrants.
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While, to his credit, Sanders has supported the full audit of the Federal Reserve long advocated for Ron Paul, he has fully advocated for the Fed to double down on these very same policies.
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"People who advocated for free trade policies, myself included, should have advocated more forcefully for things to help these people, through ideas like retraining or tax credits to simply maintain their incomes," Mr. Rattner said.
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He's advocated allowing folks to come back in and become citizens.
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Others have advocated escalating the fight against antiquities trafficking even further.
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Boyce also advocated for the fight against homelessness, his family said.
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Corbyn in the past advocated for negotiations with militant Irish republicans.
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Trump reportedly advocated the same to former FBI head James Comey.
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Trump has lambasted politics advocated by the former national security official.
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The organization advocated an aggressive, paranoid approach to the Soviet Union.
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He's also advocated building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Barbara Lee, who has also advocated for Congress's war-making powers.
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She advocated dialogue on assisted dying in countries around the world.
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At the outset, Stone advocated for traditional methods: polling, analytics, advertising.
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That implies a more austere stance than nationalists have previously advocated.
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John Bolton, America's national security adviser, has long advocated regime change.
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He also advocated a 45 percent tax on imports from China.
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He advocated for the 13th Amendment and also promoted blackface minstrelsy.
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Proponents of medical marijuana had advocated for the move for years.
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Fewer than 100 House Democrats advocated impeachment before Mueller's public testimony.
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Joseph Dunford had also advocated keeping some roles limited to men.
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I&aposve advocated, as you know, we should have an inventory.
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These reversals have been advocated and shaped by influential business organizations.
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She was targeted because she advocated for the education of women.
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Tim Davis, an economist at Fathom Consulting, also advocated this tactic.
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Bankruptcy lawyers and farm groups have long advocated for this change.
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Bolton has long advocated regime change and military action against Iran.
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It's also an approach Gottlieb has long favored and advocated for.
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However, Kadyrov's administration has previously advocated for just such an approach.
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EWG has advocated for a stricter mercury limit of 0.58 ppm.
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Some, like Labour MP Dawn Butler, advocated for a similar initiative.
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Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and advocated by President Trump on Twitter.
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Roosevelt advocated for consumers and believed in sensible regulation of industry.
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During the campaign, Trump advocated reinstating waterboarding, which President Obama outlawed.
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She has also advocated cutting middle-class taxes and rebuilding infrastructure.
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He advocated fearlessly for neon yellow and orange, lilac and magenta.
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Bernie Sanders has advocated for a complete end to felon disenfranchisement.
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Silva has long advocated keeping her evangelical faith separate from politics.
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In the past, Bolton has openly advocated military strikes against Iran.
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As a candidate, Trump advocated for Medicare negotiating prices with manufacturers.
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Clinton has advocated a more hawkish foreign policy stance than Sanders.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's father, Stanley, also advocated this plan.
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Bogle has consistently advocated to make the PCOAB a tough regulator.
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CLINTON: ... advocated more countries getting them, Japan, Korea, even Saudi Arabia.
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He advocated that Duncan be prosecuted, just days before Duncan died.
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She has also advocated for gender parity in the STEM field.
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He and Ross advocated for tax cuts to help stimulate growth.
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Inverse reporter Joe Carmichael also advocated for the position last month.
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Each advocated repertoire that was formerly marginal and later became central.
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He advocated a game predicated on passing and carrying in space.
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Groups that have long advocated for reducing overall immigration are energized.
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Like Mr. Sanders, he has advocated for a $15 minimum wage.
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He has advocated military pressure against both Iran and North Korea.
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Before Trump, American propaganda advocated for diversity and acceptance of immigrants.
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For decades, I have advocated for using cameras in federal courtrooms.
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In Poland, the company has advocated for the protection of forests.
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He advocated for and built newsstands for blind and disabled veterans.
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By contrast, Sanders's chief rival Biden has advocated less dramatic policies.
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Kare advocated to include this little guy amongst the cafe's shelves.
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He has advocated for firing him before the headlines get worse.
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Sanders and Warren have advocated making tuition at public universities free.
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Steve LaTourette, a moderate Republican who advocated for pragmatism over partisanship.
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Northam wore blackface and advocated infanticide yet still has a job.
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Just 15% advocated returning money to shareholders through buybacks and dividends.
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She's advocated for immigration rights, including passage of the Dream Act.
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To bolster missile defenses against hypersonics, Hyten advocated space-based sensors.
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He advocated for protection for the big trees and their forests.
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Ever since, labor groups have advocated for an enhanced enforcement mechanism.
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Thus far, few have advocated the banning of trucks and airplanes.
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Many advocated constitutional amendments to overrule some of the court's holdings.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) and other defense hawks have advocated for.
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" He advocated for a "renewed emphasis on civic learning in schools.
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Even some of his usual critics advocated for a military response.
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The policies advocated by Democratic candidates will only make things worse.
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Like an August 2016 advertisement that advocated for Texas to secede.
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Irving has advocated for the rights of student victim-survivors since.
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Shelton, in contrast, has long advocated for a strong, stable dollar.
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The Lebanese government advocated for Ghosn following his November 2018 arrest.
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However, he also advocated for a pretty radical mode of giving.
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Trump strongly advocated for the availability of records in the past.
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Instead, the emerging market-focused investment bank advocated investors look at Russia.
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Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan has advocated this type of agreement.
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Most recently, she advocated for victims of sexual assault in war zones.
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Most of the changes Ogata has advocated for in Kumamoto are modest.
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Even teachers who "advocated" LGBT rights might have faced losing their jobs.
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The Economist has advocated evidence-based inquiry and intellectual freedom since 1843.
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The chat board frequently advocated for sexual violence and hate against women.
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It's what many men have advocated for over the past few decades.
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Susan B. Anthony advocated equal pay for equal work back in 1868.
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That's why it is so important that we advocated for each other.
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All three have at some point advocated for regime change in Iran.
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But, Drollinger and Capitol Ministries have openly advocated against same-sex marriage.
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Equality, democracy and freedom are also important principles advocated by moral realism.
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Trump has also advocated having better relations with Russia to combat ISIS.
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Tim Kaine, both of whom have advocated a Syrian no-fly zone.
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Key among those declines were groups that strongly advocated for his election.
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The American Heart Association has long advocated revoking the soy health claim.
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Top leadership has advocated for housing and employment protections for LGBT people.
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On broadband privacy, for example, Pai has consistently advocated for FTC oversight.
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But some of them, in doing so, advocated violence towards that end.
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One spin on risk factor investing Carhart advocated is emerging currency carry.
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James Lankford, an Oklahoma Republican, has also advocated adopting the 153 rules.
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Consider paid maternity leave, a policy often advocated to support working women.
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He has advocated for providing a pathway to citizenship for DACA recipients.
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We have advocated free trade, free markets and open societies ever since.
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Some privately-owned Gulf religious TV networks have advocated the Ahwazi cause.
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While there, Markle advocated for amplifying women's voices at home and abroad.
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The New York billionaire has previously advocated interrogation techniques such as waterboarding.
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Ryan has long advocated for turning Medicaid into a "block grant" program.
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Le Pen has also advocated views that help Russia at Europe's expense.
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Native American activists have advocated for the statue&aposs removal for decades.
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Matheney has officially advocated for the coal industry before taking this job.
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Then she forgave him — and advocated for him to avoid prison time.
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They created an adaptive division and have advocated for similar divisions internationally.
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He also has advocated to repeal Obamacare taxes as soon as possible.
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In the past, he has also advocated for the legalization of marijuana.
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He also has advocated for keeping the central bank's focus on inflation.
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The last habit Suh advocated for is staying inquisitive and asking questions.
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It advocated for a more radical shake-up of the telecoms group.
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He accepted money and advocated for somebody who would give him contributions.
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The senator himself attended various meetings and otherwise advocated for Melgen's interests.
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The New York Times in 22019 advocated reviving Kemp's enterprise zone idea.
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I have always advocated for the humane treatment of all living things.
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Best has been critical of WikiLeaks and has advocated for government transparency.
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Since his son's death, Oliver has advocated for stricter gun control laws.
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Best has been critical of Wikileaks and has advocated for government transparency.
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So Mr. Friedman advocated heading up to the West 90s and 100s.
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Trump's advisers have advocated such a move to forgo another search process.
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The League of Women Voters has long advocated for expanding voter registration.
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He opposes a giant seawall in Jakarta Bay that Purnama has advocated.
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A British lawmaker says that the Green New Deal advocated by Rep.
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Others, like Senator Kamala Harris, advocated for a sweeping Green New Deal.
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Throughout his campaign, Sanders has advocated for tuition-free colleges and universities.
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It's about whether the public policies being advocated would be effective. pic.twitter.
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The current director, William Pendley, once advocated selling off federal public lands.
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He also advocated a bit of an easing on bank stress tests.
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Cheney on Sunday advocated for keeping such programs at the CIA's disposal.
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Peter King, a moderate who has long advocated for expanding background checks.
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Jacobs said Sullivan and Clark advocated for the use of ephemeral technology.
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White men who advocated for women, in contrast, had their reputations enhanced.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) advocated for stricter gun laws on Thursday after Rep.
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Biden has advocated for a federal voluntary buyback program for assault weapons.
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Others have advocated for supporting local businesses and people calling for prayers.
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They have advocated an end to the European Union's sanctions against Russia.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has advocated maintaining strong business ties with China.
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Kagan appeared supportive of the type of broader copyright protection Varsity advocated.
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On Tuesday, a group of City Council members advocated eliminating the position.
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It also misstated the name of a group that advocated for Prohibition.
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Many of the issues for which Mr. Begin advocated are still relevant.
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He advocated independence, state-led economic development and neutrality in foreign affairs.
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Laura Kelly has advocated for medical marijuana legalization on the campaign trail.
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For years, teachers advocated for better education funding without walkouts and rallies.
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He also advocated that position during a roundtable with reporters in May.
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Schiff and other Democrats once strongly advocated for transparency and oversight independence.
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Carson never advocated to have Kasper transferred or fired, the newspaper reported.
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He advocated for limited city government that promoted the town's rural roots.
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The essays advocated everything from eco-authoritarianism to anarchy to artificial intelligence.
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He's always advocated for policy change from a place of conviction. Others?
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Though Commissioner Jackson has advocated for change, he's leaving the agency soon.
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The Post has advocated aggressively on behalf of Khashoggi since his disappearance.
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The administrator has even advocated slashing his agency's budget by a third.
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Instead, he advocated having a nonpartisan commission looking into Russian election interference.
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Paul has advocated letting individuals form associations to do the same thing.
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Snowden, who long advocated commuting Manning's sentence, cheered the president on Twitter.
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Bolton has previously advocated using military force against North Korea and Iran.
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That suggestion is in line with what many climate economists had advocated.
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Counselors also advocated "healthy touch" and held cuddling sessions with the men.
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Several decades ago, President Reagan advocated building an intercontinental missile defense system.
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Blumenthal has advocated for the roll out of the anti-collision system.
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On several occasions, Hawking advocated for living the best life you can.
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Cory Booker and Elizabeth Warren advocated a federal-level gun licensing program.
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That was why many had advocated for it in the first place.
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Dunleavy has advocated deeper spending cuts and more oil and mining development.
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Far-right Dutch politician Geert Wilders advocated strongly for the new law.
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He has helped draft comment letters to the SEC that advocated for less onerous restrictions for foreign public companies, and also participated in a 2011 article which advocated for less zealous enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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The approach to Israeli-Palestinian peace advocated by Mr. Trump's son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner, in some ways resembles a Persian Gulf-centric approach that Prince Mohammed has advocated since the end of the Obama administration.
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Along with others in the administration, I strongly advocated for lifting the ban on the sale of lethal defensive arms to Ukraine, advocated for increasing U.S. security assistance to Ukraine, and urged other countries to follow the U.S. lead.
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Along with others in the Administration, I strongly advocated for lifting the ban on the sale of lethal defensive arms to Ukraine, advocated for increasing U.S. security assistance to Ukraine, and urged other countries to follow the U.S. lead.
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He advocated a focus on the original public meaning of the constitutional text.
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In his articles, he has advocated for settlements and against a Palestinian state.
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The Trump transition team denied Thursday that he ever advocated for a registry.
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Lindsey Graham, who openly advocated a tougher military approach toward Venezuela on Friday.
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In the Facebook post, Bush advocated for adopting or rescuing dogs from shelters.
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Bolton has consistently advocated for unilateral and interventionist approaches to foreign policy challenges.
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Kardashian has also advocated on the behalf of Cyntonia Brown and Matthew Charles.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and others have advocated the USPS get into banking.
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Some German leaders advocated a reunited neutral Germany between Russia and the West.
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He supports a variety of liberal policies and has advocated for LGBTQ equality.
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Trump has advocated a U.S. foreign policy that is wary of overseas entanglements.
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Many groups had advocated for stricter provisions and even higher penalties or incentives.
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Shelton has advocated a return to something like the gold standard, for example.
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Also as part of her platform, she has advocated equal pay for women.
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Assemblyman Keith Wright has advocated for such a law for over a decade.
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It has been advocated as being more sustainable compared to beef or lamb.
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Some Afghan officials have advocated a bigger role for American troops for months.
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Some advocated abolishing the EPA, as Trump once suggested on the campaign trail.
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In the 16th century, Michel de Montaigne advocated learning a language while young.
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Go deeper: Why Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari advocated for a rate cut
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It's a policy that has long been advocated for by gun-control groups.
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The changes announced Thursday were not embraced by those who've advocated for victims.
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John Bolton has also advocated pre-emptive strikes against North Korea and Iran.
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She advocated that everyone, regardless of gender, regardless of income, was worth investigating.
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The industry and consumer groups have advocated for a strong, consistent national plan.
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Trump also advocated for more abstinence-based treatment to combat the opioid crisis.
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She advocated on behalf of remaining the Paris pact until the very end.
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He also advocated the redrawing of electoral districts according to latest census figures.
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Moon has advocated for engagement with North Korea to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.
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The senator also advocated for proposals that are already popular among Democrats candidates.
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Carter advocated for an issue that would become of Reagan's signatures — welfare reform.
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How it happened: Kushner advocated for Stepien to be installed as political director.
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You, on the other hand, advocated in a piece that Congress should intervene.
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Has Kim Kardashian advocated publicly for paid maternity leave or better prenatal healthcare?
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Those against the rule advocated that it was ineffective and burdensome to employers.
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Trump has long advocated for building a wall along the border with Mexico.
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The liberal immigrant rights groups have long-advocated the Democrats' more lenient approach.
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She's also advocated awareness at events calling attention to the nationwide opioid epidemic.
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"We have advocated and we have developed these properties in the past," Rep.
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And in the decades prior, he advocated for more punitive criminal justice system.
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This is precisely one of the things we advocated for in the book.
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He advocated for right during the times of fear when everyone was silent.
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The rights being advocated by populists are those of majorities, of the nation.
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Warner advocated for a "short-term national strategy" to deal with such threats.
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Lindsey Graham, who has long advocated for a carbon tax, and Utah Sen.
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He has suggested our democracy is illegitimate and advocated jail for his opponent.
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"We have advocated and we have developed these properties in the past," Rep.
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Kelly, formerly head of U.S. Southern Command, has long advocated for more support
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The minimum wage: Biden backs a $15 minimum wage; Obama advocated for $10.
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Trump has advocated for burning more coal, a major cause of climate pollution.
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Tony-award winning "Hamilton" creator and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda advocated for FamiliesBelong.
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Actor Sylvester Stallone, who advocated for Johnson's pardon, joined Trump for the announcement.
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Other lawmakers have in the past advocated for a pardon for Johnson. Sen.
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The FDP has advocated a points-based system like that seen in Canada.
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Flake and others have advocated for legislation that would codify protections for Mueller.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers have advocated a thorough investigation of possible interference.
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During his 2012 presidential bid, Gingrich advocated for forming colonies on the moon.
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She's "crusaded" for male femimists, advocated for gender equality, and challenged gender stereotypes.
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Trump has often advocated for more private sector involvement in veterans' medical care.
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Trump has also repeatedly advocated for the open profiling of Muslims by police.
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For many years, Steiner has advocated for ethical labor practices in the arts.
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Equally unserious is the whole "Unplug the NSA" campaign, recently advocated in Time.
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Mattarella said he couldn't accept a minister who advocated for leaving the euro.
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Kim Rubenstein, a law professor at Australian National University, has advocated something similar.
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Larry Kudlow, the chairman of the National Economic Council, has long advocated it.
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In turn, the Five Star Movement's blog advocated the abolishment of the organization.
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The report also advocated full transparency of apparel deals with coaches and universities.
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Many evangelical leaders have advocated for refugees, from all different faiths, for years.
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Steve Scalise (R-LA) — had advocated for a little more time to negotiate.
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Here are some of the issues he has advocated, and confronted, as mayor.
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The Constitution that Dessalines created advocated equality and more equal distribution of wealth.
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Savonarola railed against corruption and advocated the destruction of secular art and culture.
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Mr. Pezzullo advocated a pragmatic, flexible foreign policy during his years in government.
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Free-market thinkers like Milton Friedman advocated for reduced government involvement in markets.
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Yet the radical citizenship that King advocated meant more than just voting rights.
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Literacy and tolerance will need to be advocated on a grander political scale.
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Ms. Hung's comment was notable because she has previously advocated unification with China.
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Livingston is another well-connected Republican who, along with Giuliani, advocated against Yovanovitch.
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The endorsement marked a win for Sanders, who has long advocated for unions.
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Political thinkers, worried about the problem of size, have long advocated small republics.
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As we all know, Mr. Bolton has long advocated military action against Iran.
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Al Qaeda advocated educating Sunnis to its message before building to a caliphate.
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Sandberg advocated for paid family leave for all parents following a child's birth.
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Past administrations have pointedly advocated for press access during meetings with repressive governments.
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But throughout the course of Rocky's jailing, Trump often advocated for his freedom.
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More than a dozen House Democrats advocated for Guinn during the DCCC's search.
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In addition to her healthful recipes, Ms. Lanksy advocated more exercise for children.
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Who among us hasn't accidentally advocated for cannibalism at one point or another?
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"I've always advocated letting Google, Amazon and such companies enter China," he said.
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And doctrines advocated by one side can unexpectedly be repurposed by the other.
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She also advocated the U.S consider pursuing additional United Nations sanctions in response.
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Instead, he said he advocated "continued engagement and patient diplomatic contacts" with Washington.
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It is the path advocated by the Heritage Foundation, a neocon think tank.
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The movement's thinkers have, for years, advocated a similar ban on Muslim immigration.
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Mr. Sharif has advocated normalizing links and increasing trade with its neighbor. Gen.
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The Philadelphia Archaeological Forum advocated in court for a respectful exhumation and reinterment.
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As senator, he has voted consistently pro-choice and advocated against abortion restriction.
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He opposes a "no deal" exit and vocally advocated May's deal with Brussels.
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He essentially advocated a return to US defence transformation thinking of the 1990s.
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This isn't the first time the American Legion has advocated for medical marijuana.
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She advocated for commonsense gun laws and closing tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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He advocated the creation of the California Coastal Commission, which was established in 1972.
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They should be vocally advocated in both legislation as well as in political arenas.
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In the near term, Pritzker advocated for the sale and taxation of recreational marijuana.
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It goes against everything RTR stands for as a company and has publicly advocated.
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The kind of self-care people have advocated for me has not been inspiring.
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He briefly advocated a return to monarchical rule and heads the Constitutional Monarchy Movement.
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Gina Rodriguez has proudly advocated on behalf of the Latino community on numerous occasions.
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She advocated for allowing child victims to testify in court with emotional support dogs.
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Tate Reeves has advocated a phaseout of the business franchise tax and other cuts.
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Singh has advocated for climate action and a government-funded drug program for everyone.
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The program advocated for women to demand a toilet before accepting a marriage proposal.
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They have long advocated for protecting same-sex marriage and for protecting religious dissenters.
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They both advocated better relations with Russia in fighting extremism and improving economic ties.
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Lastly, Clinton has advocated for a significant increase in the number of Syrian refugees.
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Do you think Donald Trump, who recently advocated "closing parts of the internet," does?
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who had advocated voting rights for incarcerated Americans, and Sen.
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Among broader themes, Morgan Stanley advocated corporate restructuring, shareholder rewards and corporate governance improvement.
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The U.S. military advocated a substantial surge of troops to blunt the Taliban's momentum.
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Guess who's presenting: RADARS, which has advocated against restricting prescriptions of high-dose painkillers.
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The U.S. military advocated a substantial surge of troops to blunt the Taliban's momentum.
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From his early career in the 1980s, he advocated a more market-based economy.
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She advocated using Amazon's lighting deals and coupons features to encourage people to shop.
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The women's organizations that might have advocated for these women simply didn't exist yet.
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Turkey, which hosts 2.8 million Syrian refugees, has long advocated safe zones in Syria.
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A better way, she advocated, is to just start with a mixed gender group.
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She also previously advocated for female farm workers' rights in a gender reveal post.
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This newspaper has long advocated safe areas and no-fly zones to protect civilians.
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European citizens began voting in national parliamentary elections for parties that advocated economic protectionism.
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Bibbs advocated for the killing and was a vital contributor to the murder plot.
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During the House Judiciary Committee hearings, Starr advocated Clinton's impeachment which exceeded his responsibility.
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He wanted the Saudi royal family deposed but publicly advocated peaceful protests over violence.
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For starters, the agency advocated stricter identity-matching criteria and updating records more frequently.
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While we advocated against iCloud being subject to these laws, we were ultimately unsuccessful.
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Trump has advocated for some gun restrictions for individuals on the no-fly list.
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In the same interview, he advocated that the US should focus on taxing consumption.
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He advocated, however, maintaining the option to conduct strikes there in response to intelligence.
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She has advocated arming anti-Assad rebels and imposing no-fly zones in Syria.
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But veterans groups have repeatedly advocated for changing the so-called 90/10 rule.
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Government leaker Edward Snowden has personally advocated for people to start communicating on Signal.
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President Trump has advocated a rollback of regulations on the banking and other industries.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) advocated for stricter gun laws in the wake of the shooting.
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Guttenberg supports stricter gun control and has advocated for provisions like universal background checks.
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A second bill could expand health savings accounts, which is something Republicans have advocated.
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He advocated for marginalized populations and campaigned for safer working conditions for restaurant staffs.
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He advocated for protectionism and some form of presidential activism within the U.S. economy.
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On the campaign trail, Trump advocated for ceasing immigration and refugee resettlement of Muslims.
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Smith, who really was a fascist, advocated the removal of radicals from the country.
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Vazquez's story illustrates the need for comprehensive immigration reform that Obama has previously advocated.
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Instead, he advocated for a return to social realism: paintings depicting tangible, everyday life.
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The day before, he advocated for a tougher vetting program for would-be immigrants.
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The Post has advocated vigorously for Saudi Arabia be held accountable for Khashoggi's fate.
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Our members advocated for improvements to the old approach of self-reporting staffing data.
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However, the intelligence community's current leadership has advocated increased transparency with the American people.
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Sanders has advocated for a $15 an hour minimum wage during his 2020 campaign.
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The Women's March advocated for women's equality, LGBT rights, abortion access and other issues.
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But John Bolton, the National Security Advisor, has repeatedly advocated regime change in Iran.
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The Trump team later denied that he had ever advocated for such a registry.
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Ukraine has advocated for the ships' return to alleviate tensions between Moscow and Kyiv.
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This was a decision her staff told me she strongly advocated behind the scenes.
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William J. Barber, to the "Green New Deal" advocated by New York Democratic Rep.
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Ron Johnson, who both sit on the budget committee, have advocated for this idea.
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This is the the "quickest path" out, as advocated by the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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In her career, she has advocated for education, affirmative action and African-American issues.
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Many who represent Texas in Washington have advocated for shrinking FEMA or shuttering HUD.
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She advocated for common sense gun laws and closing tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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But Trump himself actually advocated for not getting involved in Syria in the past.
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Morrisey has advocated states stop writing Clean Power Plan implementation plans with litigation pending.
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In the White House, he advocated for the President to back Moore over Sen.
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If Hillary Clinton had won the election, he said, he would have advocated secession.
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In recent days, Trump has advocated easing quarantining measures to ease the economic effects.
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It has in the past advocated refineries stop using hydrofluoric acid in refining processes.
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The sultan has in recent decades advocated for a hard-line vision of Islam.
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But senior senators have so far opposed that course of action, advocated by Cruz.
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Instead, many have advocated only that the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation continue unimpeded.
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He also advocated revoking Atlantia's motorway concessions following a fatal bridge collapse in 2018.
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Despite its tendentious title -- has any US politician or policymaker really advocated American surrender?
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The flinty composer Carl Ruggles, who took part in the guild, advocated undiluted modernism.
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Trump has advocated for a "safe zone" for Syrians to ride out the conflict.
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But analysts said Rafsanjani advocated a permanent council, fiercely rejected by Khamenei's hardline allies.
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The icon of conservation, Teddy Roosevelt, advocated for scientific wildlife management by state agencies.
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Instead, Trump has advocated for more coal energy and loosened regulations on vehicle emissions.
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Mr. Netanyahu has previously advocated military strikes on Iran to destroy its nuclear program.
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Bell, 43, instead advocated for Ibtihaj Muhammad, a female American fencer of Muslim descent.
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The president was at the school to discuss school choice, policies advocated by DeVos.
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Mr. Gantz has advocated a secular and liberal unity government excluding ultra-Orthodox parties.
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I volunteered at places and advocated for causes that I hadn't previously openly supported.
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As a candidate and as president, though, Mr. Trump has advocated reducing environmental regulations.
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As a US senator, McCain has advocated against using torture methods to extract intelligence.
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He advocated for legislation that was estimated to save $1.4 billion in federal spending.
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The raise is lower than some government workers unions and lawmakers had advocated for.
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The New Jersey senator has long advocated for the federal government to legalize marijuana.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has advocated a tax deduction for child-care expenses.
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Clinton once advocated for the trade deal but has since backed away from it.
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He empathized with and advocated for the worker, the underdog and the discriminated against.
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Von Spakovsky, one of Kobach's mentors, has long advocated for stricter voter access rules.
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He has long advocated for changes to licensing standards to increase access to telemedicine.
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One of them has advocated for legalizing rape on private property, the center says.
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He advocated free trade and was a member of the centrist New Democrat Coalition.
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This means sticking with the original plan that he advocated for during his campaign.
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The ban was advocated by Bannon, a senior White House adviser at the time.
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The United States has advocated shifting the agency's relief services to refugee host countries.
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The Reserve Officers Association has advocated a biennial military personnel defense budget for years.
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One solution, advocated by Cricket Australia, is to explore introducing substitutes for all injuries.
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SARA EISEN: You've also-- advocated heavily for free trade and fair trade, open trade.
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MR. STONE: The only person I have advocated a pardon for is Marcus Garvey.
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Everyone at the table laughed, including Smith, who advocated for Warren to be hired.
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As aviation unions met behind closed doors, Ms. Nelson advocated for an aggressive response.
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"Jesus advocated for the poor, the sick, the hungry, and refugees," he tells Broadly.
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Hassett has also advocated for lowering trade barriers, in contrast to his new boss.
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Maybe she advocated for the rights of these children because indifference is simply unthinkable.
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The Freedom Caucus advocated for rolling back Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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Wilson and Myeshia Johnson, the war widow for whom she advocated, are black women.
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Others are expected, like the Democratic former First Lady who advocated for the arts.
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Marine Le Pen advocated for an 26 percent cut in legal immigration to France.
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Pompeo has advocated for stronger domestic surveillance Pompeo has advocated for stronger domestic surveillance President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Congressman Mike Pompeo, a leading critic of the Iran deal and supporter of stronger domestic surveillance, to lead the Central Intelligence Agency.
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He advocated a series of harm prevention programs, including needle exchanges and safe-injection zones.
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Governor Lael Brainard, who had previously advocated for raising the buffer, dissented from Wednesday's decision.
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Musk has aggressively advocated for this position, assuring that synergies exist between the two companies.
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Earlier this year, a bipartisan women's economic empowerment bill for which she advocated became law.
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Bolton had previously advocated for regime change in Iran before he joined the Trump administration.
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Rivera was part of the F.A.L.N., a military organization that advocated for Puerto Rico's independence.
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" She advocated for a separate, independent investigation "to figure out exactly how this disaster happened.
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My elementary school didn't have a ramp until my family and I advocated for one.
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The Broad Foundation has poured millions into charter school programs and advocated on their behalf.
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The complaint, Tymkovich said in a separate order, alleged that Kavanaugh advocated for Tymkovich's confirmation.
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Candidate Trump advocated a Muslim ban, but the executive order is not a Muslim Ban.
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On Twitter, he recently advocated for better and better wireless cellular technology such as 5G.
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And she advocated tirelessly on behalf of sex workers, prisoners and people with HIV/AIDS.
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At that time, Barr advocated long prison sentences to keep violent criminals off the streets.
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"We've always advocated for beefing up patrol and having more officers in uniform," Ryan said.
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He has advocated ending a visa lottery program and some kinds of family-based immigration.
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Ivanka reportedly advocated for this change, first proposed by conservative lawmakers in 2015, for months.
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She advocated for peace in the most violent regions of Italy, risking her own assassination.
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Cruz has advocated a flat tax rate, which he acknowledged would be difficult to enact.
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The Trump administration has advocated a narrow interpretation of what nominees should have to disclose.
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Kirchner had previously worked at FAIR, a group that advocated for policies that restrict immigration.
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The U.S. Attorney General is following a hard-line approach Trump has advocated, he said.
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Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have both advocated measures to reduce healthcare costs.
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During their administration, President Obama and Vice President Biden fiercely advocated to end sexual violence.
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"Therefore, he has advocated returning to a technology-neutral privacy framework for the online world."
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Alford said he prefers a much softer approach than the one advocated in the movie.
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It's why we have also advocated for national privacy legislation in the U.S. since 2005.
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He has advocated for higher rates and a rule-based system for setting monetary policy.
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But the solution advocated by Moscow is an output freeze and not an output cut.
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White people could keep their segregation, because Elijah advocated a black land with black laws.
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Jennifer Garner had a busy day in Washington, D.C. as she advocated for childhood education.
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In 2010, you successfully advocated for the passage of the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights.
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Impeachment: Steyer's "Need to Impeach" campaign has long advocated for President Trump's removal from office.
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Many who advocated opening all combat occupations declare women should be subject to the draft.
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Emily Ratajkowski has long been a strong advocated for equal treatment for men and women.
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Hindu traditions and teachers have always advocated for care and respect of the natural world.
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Over his past year in office, he's advocated for giving more money to the military.
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While some groups advocated against the scene, others have questioned whether excising it is beneficial.
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Meanwhile, Slovenian snowboarder Tit Stante has advocated for the prison release of rapper Meek Mill.
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" Host John Dickerson asked: "Donald Trump advocated something for five years that was a lie.
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The literature explained the digestion process and advocated for a low-sugar, low-fat diet.
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Mattis had advocated for a strong U.S. military presence to bolster diplomatic peace efforts there.
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She strongly advocated for Bernie Sanders and then Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential race.
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Sanders has long advocated such a plan, and in the first Democratic presidential debate, Sen.
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Shelton has long advocated positions at odds with Trump's on the border and free trade.
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Ostby said the United Nations had advocated for the release of the memorandum of understanding.
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The financier drew Putin's ire after he successfully advocated in 2012 for the economic sanctions.
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IDG, which represents ride-hailing drivers, had advocated for Uber to add in-app tipping.
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Rachel Forde, CEO of agency Mediavest, advocated hiring a team that you can learn from.
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The policy change loosens school meal standards Obama advocated as first lady through Let's Move!
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As first lady, she advocated for the Brady Bill and convened meetings on school violence.
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He has criticized the Fed's bond-buying program and advocated changes in its inflation target.
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Unions advocated for pensions for their members, and union membership rose until the mid-1950s.
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He was a Bush-era neoconservative who advocated for a more aggressive response to Russia.
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The Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO has railed against the tax, which GOP leaders have advocated.
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The National Transportation Safety Board has advocated for positive train control as early as 1990.
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He has previously advocated permanent autonomous Libertarian sea-dwellings that would operate in international waters.
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The President's daughter Ivanka Trump, a senior White House adviser, has advocated for remaining in.
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The delay was sharply criticized by lawmakers and others who have advocated for the determination.
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During her time as first lady, Michelle Obama advocated for healthy eating habits for children.
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Before he ran for president, Rubio advocated a sensible and humane solution for immigration reform.
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All of this brings complications that have sometimes troubled the readers whose interests I advocated.
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" He advocated concentrated solar thermal power, calling it "a more proven technology than clean coal.
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The employees have advocated better training and support from management to deal with problematic customers.
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Zuckerberg also advocated for new societal structures to encourage individuals to experiment, like cash handouts.
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Since the 1992 protest, she has advocated for the removal of Confederate memorials and monuments.
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She worked on Capitol Hill and advocated for democracy reforms for more than 30 years.
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It helped, too, that Portia Simpson-Miller, the prime minister until 2016, advocated the agreement.
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Others, though, advocated against the move, including Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Policy experts and liberal congressmen had long advocated plans for what became Medicare and Medicaid.
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Obviously, many of the trade positions advocated by the administration are based on campaign rhetoric.
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Has advocated mental health screenings for new mothers, and supports investing in early-childhood development.
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THANK YOU TO MY TEAM, MY MANAGEMENT, ATTORNEYS, LABEL AND EVERYONE WHO ADVOCATED FOR JUSTICE.
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Elie advocated an enduring memory of the unthinkable as he offered testimony to the unspeakable.
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Gerald Ford nominated John Paul Stevens, who has, in retirement, advocated repealing the Second Amendment.
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He advocated year-round training that emphasized long-distance workouts rather than repeating shorter distances.
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Trump has also advocated a temporary ban on Muslims entering the country after the Dec.
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" Booker, pressed on where he stands in the political spectrum, has advocated for "universal love.
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She said her organization has "advocated quietly through channels" for this action for several years.
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Trump has long advocated for ending the war in Afghanistan, including during his 2016 campaign.
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Thus, he also advocated granting freedom to slaves who took up arms against the British.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in has long advocated for increased dialogue with North Korea.
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Elizabeth Warren, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate who has advocated breaking up major tech companies.
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So far, Trump does not appear to be taking the route advocated by Bill Clinton.
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You advocated arming rebels, but it looks like that may be too late for Aleppo.
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Class counsel from the Gibbs Law Group advocated for that result at the 6th Circuit.
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Instead, he advocated his department's vigilance in reviewing all possible threats and related preventive procedures.
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Mr. Romney advocated tax cuts and deregulation, and selected Mr. Ryan as his running mate.
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A foreign policy hawk, Pompeo has also advocated that Ed Snowden receive the death penalty.
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Also revealed is the hijab emoji for which 15-year-old activist Rayouf Alhumedhi advocated.
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Laura Bush championed literacy, and Michelle Obama advocated for fitness through a "Let's Move!" campaign.
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FDD has advocated for the files to be released to the public in the past.
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The sister for whom she advocated watched at home in New York with their father.
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Clinton has staked out the most progressive policy positions ever advocated by a presidential candidate.
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The Prince of Wales has long advocated for environmental conservation, architectural preservation, and alternative medicine.
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Recent budget proposals have advocated prioritizing those investigations, which are handled by the Criminal section.
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After a meeting with the N.R.A., Mr. Trump no longer advocated for an age increase.
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President Donald Trump has advocated for arming teachers as a way to prevent school violence.
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He worked as a freelance writer, volunteered for L.G.B.T. organizations and advocated for animal welfare.
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Like Mr. Johnson, Mr. Raab has long advocated a sharp severing of ties with Europe.
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She interviewed 36 Asian Americans last year who have advocated for or against affirmative action.
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She was a Union scout during the Civil War and later advocated women's voting rights.
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Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama both publicly advocated reducing the number of nukes.
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Stiglitz advocated for targeted assistance to help people and sectors weather the public health emergency.
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"Here's the deal: Joe Biden has repeatedly advocated for cuts to Social Security," Sanders tweeted.
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It has raised wages, improved worker benefits and advocated for a federal minimum wage increase.
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And he has advocated raising the age restriction on purchasing guns to 21 years old.
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Rubio has also advocated for age limits for the purchase of rifles in the state.
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In Mr. Obama's case, the C.I.A. and the State Department both advocated arming the rebels.
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At their most extreme, incels have advocated rape and other forms of violence against women.
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He's repeatedly called for repealing the Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare") and advocated for cutting Medicaid.
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And then I also actually I went around the country and advocated for videotaped interrogation.
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The spokesperson said CBP leadership advocated for the change with the Office of Personnel Management.
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About 39 percent advocated closing the facility, that survey from March 19 to 21, concluded.
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She and her girlfriend, the basketball star Sue Bird, have fiercely advocated for L.G.B.T.Q. rights.
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Bolton has, among other things, advocated for the bombing of both Iran and North Korea.
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He has advocated tariffs and other restrictive trade policies as a means to this end.
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Some who have advocated Congress for more gun research are cautiously optimistic and others cynical.
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At Goldman Sachs, he advocated for salaries for engineers and programmers that matched technology companies.
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One of his lawyers, Sidney Powell, has advocated on Twitter for pardons from the President.
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The DARK moniker is as misleading as the GMO labels these activists have advocated for.
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He has advocated on behalf of undocumented immigrant youth and recipients of Temporary Protected Status.
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Breakingviews Fiat Chrysler's boss, Sergio Marchionne, has for years advocated consolidation in the car industry.
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One California shelter he advocated for was a former jail densely packed with bunk beds.
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Trump himself has advocated supplying "firearms adept" teachers with concealed guns to deter school shooters.
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She worked on Capitol Hill and advocated for democracy reforms for more than 30 years.
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After she learned about the drug from a documentary, she advocated for its wider use.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has also advocated for an increase in the gas tax.
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Cannon advocated a guest worker program for immigrants and pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants.
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He has repeatedly advocated for arming teachers and "hardening" schools to protect them from threats.
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Yet, the fundamental notion of healthcare as advocated by Democrats is built on this paradigm.
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But we have to come together, E Pluribus Unum, that's what our founding fathers advocated.
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Discovery is backed by the telecom billionaire John C. Malone, who has advocated industry consolidation.
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A plan like the one advocated by IP3 International has not gone forward to date.
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" Graham, who previously advocated dismissing the articles, added that a "motion dismissed will not stand.
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In doing so, however, the lawmakers rejected a more far-reaching proposal advocated by Rep.
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Late Tuesday a third policymaker advocated patience on rate hikes, given slow growth and inflation.
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" Said Google: "We've long advocated for policies that provide equal rights and treatment for all.
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And in the end, basically none of what Ryan advocated for has come to pass.
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Crapo also has advocated for trade rules favoring Idaho's potato, lumber, dairy and sugar interests.
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He then advocated "an extensive and essential" remake of the government or a snap election.
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Part of that was due to entrenched lobbies that advocated against any engagement with Iran.
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Abrams is a neoconservative who has long advocated an activist U.S. role in the world.
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Did she know that eventually Bill met with Putin during the trip and advocated -- this is important -- he also advocated that in fact the Uranium One deal be done and also was paid by a bank that had a financial interest in Uranium One.
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In retrospect, I should have advocated more for reconciliation among people of African descent rather than restitution or reparations by whites, which I had previously advocated mainly because every other group; Jewish or Japanese-Americans, received monies from the US government for historical wrongdoings.
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And the panel advocated expanding protected areas to shield species and to allow ecosystems to recover.
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I've advocated for implants or tattoo chips on people so we could effectively know their whereabouts.
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The state of play: Republican senators, including James Lankford of Oklahoma, have advocated for this idea.
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This newspaper has long advocated Mr Assad's removal as the best way to end Syria's nightmare.
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Goldman Sachs' options research team has long advocated buying calls on stocks set to report earnings.
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Many of the Philadelphia officers' posts compiled by the Plain View Project advocated violence against protesters.
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The ACA isn't perfect, and politicians have advocated for an expansion of coverage for more Americans.
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Seen boarding Air Force One was Peter Navarro, the China hawk who has advocated for tariffs.
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Over the next 10 minutes, the children advocated for taking ambitious steps against a massive problem.
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She advocated for women's rights and berated ministers in public when their decisions harmed ordinary people.
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She's also advocated for broader social and economic issues, like feminism, disability rights, and climate change.
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She further advocated: What was written — about what I did, what he did — wasn't always true.
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The program outlined on Wednesday advocated for men and women to adopt opposite roles in relationships.
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Sheikh Nimr had advocated for greater political rights for Shiites in Saudi Arabia and surrounding countries.
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Well, you have advocated closing down — closing down mosques, diners, any place where radicalization is occurring.
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And thousands still advocated in other ways: as community organizers, as social workers and as friends.
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According to Revere, some Bush officials internally advocated for renewing negotiations, and by 21992 they succeeded.
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That would explain why he sometimes seems unaware of the details of policies he has advocated.
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He advocated stiffening the sinews, summoning up the blood, and lending the eye a terrible aspect.
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Top Apple executives have publicly advocated for the company's decidedly editorial approach to picking news stories.
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Kudlow has long advocated for a strong dollar while Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin opposes market intervention.
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When Icahn first began acquiring his stake in 2015, he advocated splitting AIG into three parts.
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They advocated against slavery, corruption, public drinking, animal abuse, popular sports and ostentatious displays of wealth.
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Diversity is something Scalia indirectly advocated for in an opinion in the same-sex marriage case.
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In my lifetime, Democratic presidents have proudly and successfully advocated for polices to promote economic growth.
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The state also says J&J funded groups that aggressively advocated for easy access to opioids.
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Well, having just advocated that Jack Dorsey delete Twitter, on Twitter ... Yes, you did that, yeah.
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Not many preachers openly advocated violence in the West, and many Salafists opposed breaking the law.
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Both administrations are dominated by the Northern League, which once advocated secession for the richer north.
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"While we advocated against iCloud being subject to these laws, we were ultimately unsuccessful," it said.
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Jurlique, Tata Harper, and Ilcsi have long advocated a clear chain from harvest to bathroom shelf.
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"People have advocated since the 1960s that people adopt a no first use policy," Wellerstein said.
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Fields praised tax and regulatory proposals advocated by Trump and his fellow Republicans who control Congress.
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Those features look very similar to the ones the Center for Humane Technology has advocated for.
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He actually praised Iran's soccer team — and kinda sorta maybe advocated for a revolution in Iran.
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Rubin also advocated for women to be included in Princeton's private social salon, the Cosmos Club.
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Officials including South Carolina Corrections Director Bryan Stirling have advocated jamming, which renders cell signals useless.
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And earlier this year, NBA players were featured in commercials that advocated to end gun violence.
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"The Chancellor advocated an immediate end to the military operation," the spokeswoman said in a statement.
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ET. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg advocated the need to consider universal basic income for all Americans.
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EISEN: THIS YEAR YOU'VE ADVOCATED THAT JANET ALLEN SHOULD BE CAUTIOUS AND GRADUAL IN HER APPROACH.
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But the company advocated for hacking back in a closed meeting in 2013, according to Bloomberg .
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For the past decade, Kobach has advocated for strict immigration laws and tough voter identification laws.
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Jared Polis -- Colorado Democrats who advocated for both undocumented immigrants -- hailed ICE's latest action both cases.
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Within the agency, she advocated for spacesuit and technological design that took these differences to account.
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I have often advocated that base limits make some sense, but current levels are too low.
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She has advocated her party's new lefty-populism with the grace of Charles Barkley's golf swing.
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Rob Portman, an Ohio Republican who had long advocated for more focus on the opioid epidemic.
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In 2008, May advocated for a culture change to close the pay gap in the Guardian.
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Vox has advocated a policy of "recentralization" — rewriting Spain's constitution to scrap regional autonomy and parliaments.
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Swift posted on Instagram about her donation to the cause, and advocated to "support gun reform."
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Mr Corbyn even advocated putting one of Davos's heroes, Mr Blair, on trial for war crimes.
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For the last 15 years, she has advocated indigenous celestial traditions by practicing and teaching them.
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In fact, revenge porn experts advocated the IPPA specifically because of issues raised by the case.
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The government has also constructed prototypes of the border wall Trump advocated for during the campaign.
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Paul advocated imposing international economic sanctions on North Korea in response to the hydrogen bomb test.
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And there were some other women here who were in leadership roles who advocated as well.
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The process advocated by ROA seems quite simple: In my visits with the staffs of Sens.
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The environmental proposals are advocated by persons who appear to have avoided science courses in college.
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He's praised Brazil's brutal former dictatorship, and advocated for a return to the military junta era.
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A file on Lanza's computer advocated "pedophiles' rights and the liberation of children," one document noted.
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His Facebook page indicated support for black militant groups that have advocated violence against white people.
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The ex-congressman is a former software entrepreneur who has advocated for policies like net neutrality.
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He also advocated for aides to portray his relationship with McGahn as strong, according to CNN.
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For areas of the economy that have suffered, Dudley advocated stronger programs to help displaced workers.
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Sanders has advocated restrictions on drug companies that would be meant to cut costs for patients.
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They lobbied for legislation to dismantle multi-disciplinary groups and advocated the "fee-for-service" model.
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Some GOP lawmakers have advocated for stronger work requirements to eliminate a perceived dependence on welfare.
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The president has repeatedly advocated for arming teachers and "hardening" schools to protect them from threats.
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This isn't the first time Trump has advocated for exercising the death penalty against drug traffickers.
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Snow also advocated for a $15 per hour minimum wage, paid family leave and legalized marijuana.
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But Gabbard has advocated for sensible gun control similar to the positions Bernie Sanders has taken.
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Before the announcement about the new title, some had advocated for a spinoff centered on Metcalf.
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In fact, I advocated passionately for a death sentence for the man who shot my husband.
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How do we do what he has advocated without causing great distress within our own county?
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While secretary of state, she advocated supplying weapons to the moderate rebels, which he initially rejected.
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They could not accept my pro-Israel, pro-Palestine views that advocated a two-state solution.
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In an event on Saturday, California Congresswoman Maxine Waters advocated the harassment of Trump administration officials.
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Gottlieb also consistently advocated for evidence-based approaches to public health issues, including the opioid crisis.
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Also, Vice President Mike Pence has expressed opposition to same-sex marriage and advocated conversion therapy.
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Notably, Bannon appeared receptive to the conservative contingent, while Priebus and Bremberg advocated for Ryan's approach.
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In reality, Mr. Dunn sought to help victims of abuse and advocated for transparency in communications.
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Mesbah-Yazdi is a fierce critic of reformists and has even advocated violence against its supporters.
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Initially, Anne Krueger, a consultant to the Puerto Rican government, advocated some form of debt restructuring.
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She's also advocated for a drastic expansion of federal housing aid, a top priority for Waters.
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Democrats have also advocated for higher gas prices in the form of a higher gas tax.
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" Donald Trump has advocated for a possible return of torture, saying: "Absolutely I feel it works.
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Tulsi Gabbard, both of whom have advocated for a universal minimum wage of $15 per hour.
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Critics and lawmakers have advocated for breaking up dominant tech giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook.
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He also successfully advocated for the firing of career FBI officials Andrew McCabe and Peter Strzok.
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All over Twitter on Wednesday, commentators and some journalists advocated for scraping the annual speech altogether.
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Two cabinet members have already advocated adopting an immigration policy, as have some LDP panel members.
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Communists urged escalating strikes and protests, whereas Islamic leaders advocated accommodation with the Dutch colonial authorities.
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Some have advocated for Trump to be as severe as necessary to slow the coronavirus spread.
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Smith, a Presbyterian minister, helped inspire the colonization movement, which advocated resettling freed slaves in Africa.
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Some politicians, including President Trump, have advocated arming teachers and placing additional police officers in schools.
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Power advocated greater interference in countries' internal affairs in defense of an unwavering principle of humanitarianism.
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Mr. Bolton publicly advocated a pre-emptive strike in a Wall Street Journal piece on Feb.
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But I've found support from disability groups and disabled individuals in the states where I've advocated.
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He has advocated stricter gun laws, saying military-style weapons should not be owned by civilians.
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Elliott enlisted, while Mary helped build B-17s, and advocated for civil rights at her plant.
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Till her death, she spoke out against corruption in the legal community and advocated judicial reform.
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A growing group of liberals has advocated a more drastic step: opening a formal impeachment inquiry.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has voiced support for such a plan, also advocated by the NRA.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) advocated for the increase; she helped make the deduction permanent in 2015.
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In fact, that is precisely the strategy advocated last year by the Department of Homeland Security.
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The administration has also appointed several judges who have advocated dismantling protections based on sexual orientation.
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He was a community champion who advocated for the unheard voices across the nation and internationally.
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He also advocated for conversion therapy in a twisted vision to rid people of their homosexuality.
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One group advocated scrapping the Republic of China in favor of a new country called Taiwan.
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Green's firm also continued to land government contracts related to federal programs for which Biden advocated.
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She spoke to an adult, advocated for herself and calmly handled the situation, making good choices.
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Many Socialists and trade unionists advocated temperance because alcoholism interfered with workers' efforts at social change.
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Others, like Iris Varela, a former prison minister under Mr. Maduro, advocated a more aggressive approach.
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He advocated "self-deportation" of Mexicans illegally in the U.S. Donald Trump's Hispanic vote was worse.
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Many of the reprieves had been advocated by defense lawyers or groups who challenge questionable convictions.
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Ms. DeVos, a billionaire, has advocated school choice expansion for decades in her home state, Michigan.
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Along with fighting violence by police, she advocated rights for women and people of African heritage.
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Even Mr. Cohn had advocated in recent years the promotion of a new generation of executives.
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"He has always advocated the rule of law and the supremacy of the judiciary," he said.
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Powell's speech, though, came the day after a Fed study that advocated a more hawkish approach.
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DeVos also told the AP that she has advocated on behalf of minority children for decades.
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It advocated addressing the issue by relying on information the Internal Revenue Service collects from companies.
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The nonprofit has also advocated routine checks for criminal records and cases involving child protective services.
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McGiffert has long advocated for a federal database where people could report medical errors and infections.
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Of course, Bannon has openly advocated abandoning the W.T.O. anyway, because of China's membership in it.
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He advocated for a travel ban designed to keep potential terrorists out of the United States.
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Since then, she and her husband, former astronaut Mark Kelly, have advocated for stricter gun control.
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Schiff advocated that the committee hold a vote on whether to enforce a subpoena on Bannon.
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Butina, a former graduate student at American University in Washington, had publicly advocated for gun rights.
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Then, too, the notion that Carson advocated a ban on pest-killing chemicals is a fiction.
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Dr. Blackburn advocated a diet of lean meat, fish and fowl supplemented by vitamins and minerals.
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That was not the first time Schumer has advocated a position he knew would be rejected.
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The Socialists have advocated more modest tax increases, and have not talked about squeezing the banks.
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He also advocated for ending the filibuster, and called for getting rid of the electoral college.
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The term became popular in the 1970s, as Koreans advocated for a kind of cultural authenticity.
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The task force's initial meetings have instead advocated developing 1,400 hectares of new land through reclamation.
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Those tweets advocated Saudi positions regarding sanctions in Iran and public opinion regarding Saudi government officials.
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President Trump's latest proposal is similar to policies advocated by drug companies, and they welcomed it.
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" But Mr. Trump has repeatedly advocated doing "nothing" in Syria, insisting it is not America's "problem.
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Early in 2018, though, Mr. Trump suddenly changed course — along the lines Mr. Tillerson had advocated.
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He had advocated abolition of slavery in Washington in 1849 as a congressman, to no avail.
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It advocated alternatives to the sale, countered the museum's specious talking points, and made continual noise.
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At minute 11, in his three hour lecture called "Bulletproof Mind" , Grossman advocated arming school teachers.
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To this end, many congressional experts have advocated increasing the number of professional staffers in Congress.
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The measures Scott announced Friday fall short of what survivors of the shooting have advocated. Gov.
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Golder said Te Ohu Kaimoana advocated for commercial fishing and did not speak for all Maori.
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Steve Bannon, the nationalist White House strategist, and Peter Navarro, the National Trade Council head, have both advocated for wholesale changes to the trade deal, while top adviser Jared Kushner, National Economic Council head Gary Cohn and Perdue have advocated for more moderation on the issue.
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As officers advocated for the troop increase, the Pentagon did not claim it would end the conflict.
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However, Moore told Bloomberg he advocated for expanding the tax base, in keeping with Trump's nontraditional policies.
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" He advocated against "a world in which the state is making the decisions about who says what.
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On this issue, he advocated citizenship for the Dreamers and a more expansive and open visa process.
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Coeure said that financial deregulation, advocated by the new U.S. administration, could ultimately backfire, with global repercussions.
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Nearly every expert I spoke to advocated some version of congestion pricing to prevent a rebound effect.
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Shelton is a critic of the Fed and has advocated for a return to the gold standard.
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The U.S. Department of Defense itself advocated only specifically targeted steel tariffs, and delaying aluminum duties altogether.
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Some policymakers have even advocated not rolling over corporate bonds and spending the proceeds elsewhere, Reuters reported.
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The report also advocated for greater market research across the region, to deepen specialized knowledge of markets.
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Many executives have publicly advocated against regulation before and it has had no impact on their stocks.
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Exxon came out in support of the Paris climate agreement and has advocated for a carbon tax.
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Before re-entering government as Trump's national security adviser, Bolton openly advocated for regime change in Iran.
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Gundlach advocated investors sell the exchange-traded fund and buy the iShares Mortgage Capped Real Estate ETF.
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Advocated for the pull-out method while their girlfriend is back home pregnant for that very reason?
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They advocated the separation of mosque and state, free expression and equality for women and non-Muslims.
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Instead, Cardi advocated for more people talking through problems like adults instead of "sneak dissing" each other.
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Still, both Lega and M5S protested that they never advocated leaving the euro despite evidence suggesting otherwise.
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He has often advocated for creating avenues of mutual understanding between the Afghan government and the Taliban.
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Riley advocated for building up broadband resources and creating online courses to improve access to education. Partnership.
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Mr. Oxley, a former F.B.I. agent, advocated giving the police greater ability to unscramble encrypted computer files.
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Now, when combating this threat, Senator Rubio, you've advocated closing down mosques — we'll get back to you.
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When Icahn first began acquiring his stake in 2015, he advocated splitting up AIG into three parts.
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Even Donald J. Trump has advocated for a 45 percent across-the-board tariff on Chinese imports.
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Elizabeth Warren, which advocated for the breaking up big technology companies, for violating its terms of service.
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New urbanism advocated building on a human scale, planning for walking and mixing residential and commercial zoning.
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On January 5th a new Parliamentary group on integration advocated a middle way between the two approaches.
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As a UN goodwill ambassador, the actress has advocated for refugees and asylum-seekers around the world.
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J.B. Pritzker, who advocated for legalization in his 2018 campaign, signed a marijuana legalization bill on Tuesday.
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Since the shootings in Parkland, several actors, actresses and singers have advocated for change in gun laws.
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Clinton has sometimes advocated for a more interventionist approach to global problems in places such as Libya.
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This is not the first time Shelton has advocated for the prolonging of easy Fed monetary policy.
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In 2014, she initially advocated for sending Central American children escaping violence back to their home countries.
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His position was a break from Sanders, who had advocated voting rights for incarcerated Americans, and Harris.
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He continues to oppose same-sex marriage, and has advocated banning "homosexuals" from serving in the military.
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Certainly we have advocated that in all countries, and I think that the Fed is no exception.
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Kaplan advocated three more rate hikes that would take the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee through June.
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They advocated for the creation of a second team that would work in parallel on driverless trucks.
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Through the tools advocated by Mike Jones at Science — rapid development and the iteration of new features.
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In May, Politifact found no evidence that Clinton ever advocated for repealing or abolishing the Second Amendment.
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In the past, Kirk has advocated for a border wall and attacked political correctness on college campuses.
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But in 2016, Trump has advocated for more guns in the classroom in response to school shootings.
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He has advocated a tougher line against Russian expansionism, in Ukraine and Syria, than Mr Trump has.
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That's definitely not what Parkland students, who advocated for a total ban on all assault rifles, wanted.
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Why it matters: Government supporters have advocated for Maduro to order arrests following last week's failed uprising.
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Mattis ... has advocated 'de-confliction' zones that would essentially divvy up Syria and keep competing forces apart.
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Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas in particular has advocated for the court to be less bound by precedent.
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Paul advocated to leave parts of Obamacare in place -- like some amount of subsidies -- to assuage moderates.
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He also advocated for greater US intervention in the Syrian conflict while serving in the Obama administration.
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"There's a tradeoff you're making in using these services," said Soltani, who advocated the California privacy law.
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In one instance, he said transgender children are part of "Satan's plan" and advocated for gay conversion.
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DeVos has long advocated for voucher systems that give parents funds towards enrolling students at private schools.
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Fields also endorsed "pro growth" tax and regulatory policies advocated by Trump and the Republican-led Congress.
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Mike Lee advocated on "Fox News Sunday" that Trump appoint Judge Merrick Garland to head the FBI.
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CEO Marc Benioff has advocated for gender equality in the workplace and better services for the homeless.
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Organisations such as the Brookings Institution have long advocated the importance of behavioral science in economic development.
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Matwyshyn noted that the Securities Exchange Commission has advocated for more transparency about security risks in products.
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"We've long advocated for policies that provide equal rights and treatment for all," a Google spokesperson said.
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Is repeal-only a viable back up plan for the GOP as Trump and Pence have advocated?
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That even means including some of the adult-rated bits of his life, which John advocated for.
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Some reports suggest he has advocated against the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate accord, for example.
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The few eccentric voices who have advocated for this idea have usually framed it in racial terms.
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Global solutions advocated by the United States are more successful when they are endorsed by international institutions.
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He also said he doesn't agree with arming teachers, which is something President Trump advocated for Wednesday.
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Abortion:In the past, May has advocated to shorten the timeframe in which women can legally get abortions.
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This is true even when you adjust them in ways that Ms Yellen has advocated (see chart).
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Kardashian reportedly heard about her case in a Mic video, and has since advocated for her release.
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For years, we have advocated for companies to adopt transparency and accountability for their spending on politics.
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That truth, for which, though not strictly hers, she advocated so passionately, lives on in her sculpture.
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As a career military man, he followed the course later advocated by President Obama and Secretary Clinton.
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" In the comics, Valkyrie is bisexual and Thompson advocated for the inclusion of her sexuality in "Ragnarok.
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DCTA has advocated funding higher base pay by lowering bonuses paid to teachers at high-poverty schools.
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Since its inception WWP has consistently advocated for improvements in government benefits for veterans and their families.
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Some other economists have also advocated tax cuts and other relief to relieve strains on private companies.
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Earlier this month, Trump advocated for Russia to be readmitted to the Group of Seven (G-7).
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In 20143, he was sent to a village in eastern Slovakia, where he advocated for bicyclists' rights.
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Lamm has long pushed for population control, euthanasia, abortion, as he advocated for strict limits on immigrants.
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Prater, who has advocated for colleagues in the past, is now lobbying for increases for Starbucks managers.
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In 2004, a powerful group of archbishops publicly advocated the re-election of President George W. Bush.
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Shari Redstone, whose National Amusements is the principal owner of both companies, has advocated for a deal.
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Many Facebook employees advocated removing Donald Trump's posts as hate speech, though Mark Zuckerberg admirably pushed back.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas characterized the outrage as hypocrisy and advocated a US withdrawal from the treaty.
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The central bank researcher advocated maintaining China's current regulatory architecture of one central bank and three regulators.
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Mr. Renzi has long advocated more financial help for Africa to tackle the issue at the source.
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She beat Bob Marshall, who had advocated for a bill restricting which bathrooms transgender people could use.
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The march also featured several progressive speakers, including Ferrara who has advocated for Latino and immigrant issues.
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Since his son's death, Deeds has advocated for mental health reforms in many aspects of state laws.
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Apart from migration issues, there's the nafta reboot and stronger means being advocated for use against Venezuela.
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According to Lewis, AFSC has long advocated engagement with North Korea to solve tensions on the peninsula.
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It seems pretty clear she was appearing in her official capacity when she advocated against a candidate.
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The uncertainty threatens to hobble big changes at the group, including the restructuring advocated by activist investors.
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Priebus strongly advocated for McDaniel to replace him on the committee when he joined Trump's White House.
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"I have never advocated for regime change," Pompeo told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during the hearing.
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Lieu said Trump only decided to commute Johnson's sentence because Kardashian West had advocated on her behalf.
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But these concerns need to be explicitly conveyed, with alternative options advocated, particularly on the security arrangements.
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The group Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty strongly opposed the company's testing and advocated protests to end it.
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Earlier this month, Trump advocated for Russia to be readmitted to the Group of Seven (G-7).
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Yet other Bitcoiners were still not satisfied and advocated a "best of both worlds" solution called SegWit2x.
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Considering Trump has previously advocated to dissolve "the FDA Food Police," maybe this isn't all that surprising.
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Cohn advocated for her and so did Kevin Hassett, the chair of the Council of Economic Advisers.
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For decades, he advocated for black liquor salesmen to get their fair share of the available opportunities.
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The famed shelter dog now spends her days in Los Angeles and advocated for senior dog adoption.
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"As first lady, she advocated for the Brady Bill and convened meetings on school violence," Fulton wrote.
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Mr. Trump's trade advisers have also advocated punitive responses to what they portray as unfair Chinese actions.
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Analysts have also looked at how rulings compare with positions advocated by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Some Sunni politicians have advocated an autonomous Sunni region, but those proposals have stalled amid partisan bickering.
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Scott Burns, a longtime personal finance writer, advocated it decades before, and there are certainly other examples.
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Some advocated a vigorous defense, while others saw nothing to be gained by talking about her claims.
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio), who ran for president last year, has advocated for many of these provisions.
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Historians such as Megan Kate Nelson and Kevin Levin have advocated this approach, or versions of it.
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Japan has advocated a strategy of pressuring North Korea through sanctions to give up its nuclear weapons.
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She opposed "amnesty for illegal immigrants" and advocated closing the border, according to documents obtained by CNN.
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It had previously been named for Alexander Ramsey, Minnesota's first governor, who advocated genocide against Indian tribes.
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"Her dad and I advocated for her," the woman said, and helped their daughter report the harassment.
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He has won grass-roots support from many Hindus while pushing economic changes advocated by business leaders.
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These members advocated sharply restricting immigration, saying the US should be reducing rather than increasing its population.
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The meeting ended after several doctors advocated an immediate no-confidence vote in the hospital's senior leadership.
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Asked whether he had advocated that Russia take any particular position, "FLYNN answered, 'No,'" the agents wrote.
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"Speaker Ryan has long advocated for criminal justice reform," said AshLee Strong, a spokeswoman for Mr. Ryan.
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Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, had advocated the nuclear deal as a means of improving his country's economy.
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The front-runner, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, has advocated a more combative approach to the Trump administration.
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While he has advocated boycotting settlements in the West Bank, he said the interrogator never mentioned boycotts.
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Sanders had advocated for Gorka to join, but he left the agency himself shortly after Gorka arrived.
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Last year, when Toys "R" Us went through bankruptcy, Warren advocated for a severance fund for workers.
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Suspicious of quick fixes, he advocated incremental and gradual change as the best guarantor of true progress.
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If Mr. Franken truly embraces the high ideals he has advocated, he shouldn't hesitate to do so.
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" Thomas Jefferson advocated confinement in poorhouses for vagabonds who "waste their time in idle and dissolute courses.
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He advocated for the removal of the question, and the city eliminated it from its hiring forms.
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Some activists advocated for a simple supermarket for the Asian, Latino and Jewish seniors in the neighborhood.
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"Our agents and investigative council advocated for this top-down approach to combat this scam," she said.
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Incoming Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has in the past advocated for regime change in North Korea.
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Separately, WHO also has advocated for improvements in water, sanitation and hygiene conditions, specifically in health facilities.
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He advocated that the United States move toward a "first strike" nuclear capability against the Soviet Union.
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" Smith added that Franken was "a really strong senator" and said "he advocated so well for us.
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Rand Paul had strongly had advocated for the removal of Brennan's clearance in advance of Trump's decision.
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But relations turned frosty following the election of Tsai, whose party has historically advocated for self-determination.
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Bolton was a fierce Iran hawk and had previously advocated for regime change before joining the administration.
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Klobuchar advocated for the attorney general to release the documents so the House could see them. Sen.
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Rosenstein said he never pursued recording the President and denied any suggestion he advocated for Trump's removal.
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Some advocated a form of "eco-conscription", that is, a youth national service to combat climate change.
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It strongly advocated Keynesian economics — including the importance of federal deficit spending during periods of high unemployment.
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Texas Right to Life has advocated for Trinity Lewis, Tinslee's mother, as she sought a temporary injunction.
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Sanders, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, has advocated a litany of progressive policies throughout his presidential campaign.
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Ms. Hopkins advocated for the internment of 3,000 people on the terror watch list, not all Muslims.
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He advocated such systems as mayor of Burlington, Vt. , in Congress, and now, as a presidential candidate.
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Mr. Trump also blamed the Obama administration, although he has repeatedly advocated not becoming involved in Syria.
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Pompeo has advocated for military strikes against Iran while lobbying hard against the nuclear deal with Tehran.
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General Motors and Ford, for example, successfully advocated a review of stringent federal regulations on vehicle pollution.
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It will criminalise us from even advocated for LGBT+ rights, let alone supporting and protecting sexual minorities.
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The "April Theses" advocated toppling the provisional government that had come to power after the February Revolution.
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" Sawicki responded with a quote-tweet that advocated for education about the concentration camp&aposs "complicated history.
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