Advocates charge between $75-$400 dollars an hour and, according to the Association of Professional Healthcare Advocates, there are over 650 Patient Advocates nationwide.
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We are advocates as well as protestors, but we are advocates first.
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Gun control advocates have adopted a strategy long used by pro-life advocates.
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We are all advocates for these babies, but they are their baby's strongest advocates.
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This would be a win for reproductive rights advocates and for deregulation advocates alike.
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And some of the strongest advocates about what I'm saying are the strongest advocates, I know them very well, political people, the strongest advocates for the Second Amendment.
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But we had pre-K advocates, parks and recreation advocates, library advocates, religious folks — we had a cross section of people who were not paid to be lobbyists.
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Do advocates for cocaine legalization tarnish advocates for marijuana legalization, by making "legalization" in general seem radical?
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Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has been among the advocates for the move, officials and advocates said.
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The policy announcement outraged advocates for transgender troops, and the advocates vowed to fight the limits in court.
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Gender identity advocates praise the move Advocates for gender identity are praising Newsom's proposal as a step forward.
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And Trump would expect (rightly, I believe) no public disagreement with that position from his advocates, or former advocates.
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Assimilationist messages championed by mainstream LGBT advocates were getting nowhere; for survival, it became necessary for these advocates to radicalize.
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Reactions to the slaying of 25 schoolchildren and six educators pushed gun rights advocates and gun reform advocates further apart.
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They had also taken to battling advocates of Open Access, a movement that advocates for free, universal access to research papers.
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Given the stalemate between advocates of free speech/privacy and advocates of protecting the public, this third direction should be supported.
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We already have documentation that this administration thinks that returning veterans, pro-life advocates and small government advocates are all potential terrorists.
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And marijuana advocates recognize they have less clout with Republicans and say they'll let banking advocates take center stage in the Senate.
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Advocates are gearing up for a fight... Advocates vow to fight Trump rollback of transgender protections Transgender and public health advocates are ready to fight the Trump administration over a new proposed policy that seeks to roll back transgender health protections.
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While reproductive justice advocates encouraged people to share the stories of their abortions, Sisson said, anti-abortion advocates began making movies like Unplanned.
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They're the same arguments put forward by anti-net neutrality advocates for years, all of which have been roundly rejected by consumer advocates.
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Advocates of legalizing gambling on sports usually talk big game, but one of the movement's most vocal advocates tempered his rhetoric on Monday.
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Advocates hope ballot initiatives will accomplish what Congress won't Advocates hope ballot initiatives will accomplish what Congress won't This segment originally aired Oct.
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"People feel bullied from being advocates," says Joshua Lamel, executive director of Re:Create, a coalition of digital rights groups that advocates for online creators.
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"They had messages for everybody in the campaign, whether it was Black Lives Matter, white supremacists, gun control advocates, Second Amendment advocates," he said.
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Reform advocates speak of him with the same level of affection as gun-control advocates do Wayne LaPierre, the National Rifle Association's longtime frontman.
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ANOTHER WORRY FOR PRIVACY ADVOCATES: Privacy advocates have a long list of targets heading into a Senate markup of email privacy legislation on Thursday.
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The profession, officially seven years old, now has about 650 advocates, including doctors, and is growing rapidly, according to the Alliance of Professional Health Advocates.
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It also attacked safety advocates, calling them "chemical terrorists," while giving pricey vacations to lawmakers who had the power to act on those advocates' concerns.
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"We are here as the advocates for innovation and the advocates for what the European Commission calls 'digital transformation,'" he said of Facebook's presence in Davos.
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Advocates like Krishtel and Arnold are both doing important work, but we need a wide array of advocates and allies fighting to keep health costs down.
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That's why many gun advocates prefer to be called advocates for or "protectors" of the Second Amendment: Their answer to tragedy isn't more regulation, but more freedom.
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A diverse, bipartisan clemency advisory board -- one that includes victim advocates as well as prison and sentencing reform advocates -- could look at this from a different perspective.
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Using disablism to sneak past an abortion ban or put abortion advocates in an uncomfortable position is a brilliant tactic, and one advocates must not fall for.
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These bureaucratic changes caused a delay in drug buying, according to advocates, resulting in clinics across Mexico being left without certain medicines to treat HIV, health advocates said.
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The Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates represents lawyers, advocates and parents who file complaints frequently and repeatedly on a range of issues related to special education services.
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The pressing question is how we are going to further our goals, which are the same goals of all vegans, vegetarians, flexitarians, animal advocates, environmentalists, and health advocates.
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Some crime prevention advocates maintain that more streetlighting reduces crime and makes people feel safer, while some dark sky advocates question the connection between bright lights and safer streets.
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"A diverse, bipartisan clemency advisory board — one that includes victim advocates as well as prison and sentencing reform advocates — could look at this from a different perspective," she wrote.
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The administration was brought to its embrace by a remarkable coalition of policy advocates — including far-right conservatives, religious groups and social justice advocates — that rarely find common cause.
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Housing advocates praise mortgage decision: Housing advocates on Monday applauded the Federal Housing Administration's (FHA) decision to reduce annual mortgage insurance premiums with home loan rates on the rise.
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Advocates of big government typically resort to Hamilton (who played only a minor role at the convention) and advocates of small government rely on Jefferson (who wasn't even there).
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Over 20 organizations and individuals—including Planned Parenthood, National Advocates for Pregnant Woman and National Advocates for Reproductive Health—have filed friend-of-the-court briefs in support of Patel.
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But overall, gun-violence research has essentially ground to a halt while gun-rights advocates and gun-control advocates fight each other instead of fighting the problem of gun violence.
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But consumer advocates blasted the move as a brazen attempt to undermine net neutrality protections that open internet advocates say are essential for economic growth, civic empowerment, and free speech.
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Education groups and advocates had been pushing the commission, which until now had met only behind closed doors, to spend time in the field talking with parents, teachers and advocates.
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Advocates say they're already seeing a 'chilling effect' Immigrant rights and public health advocates have been warning for months that they're already seeing troubling signs of the new measure's impact.
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HOUSING ADVOCATES PRESS FOR FINANCE SYSTEM OVERHAUL: Housing and mortgage industry advocates are ramping up pressure on Congress to devise a legislative solution to overhaul the nation's housing finance system.
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Trump's pick for attorney general has legal weed advocates freaking out Trump's pick for attorney general has legal weed advocates freaking out President-elect Donald Trump's decision to nominate Sen.
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Families, advocates say, bear the heaviest burden from those contracts, which can include price structures that benefit the facilities, as advocates say some calls can cost nearly $25 for 15 minutes.
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Hargan, which concerned a 20143-year-old unauthorized immigrant's attempt to secure an abortion while in government custody has given abortion rights advocates (and some more extreme anti-abortion advocates) pause.
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However, tobacco harm-reduction programs and advocates have demonstrated that there are public health advocates, and tobacco industries are willing and able to collaborate in pursuit of shared public-health objectives.
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One possibility is that startup nation advocates pushed hard to ratify the plan as soon as possible, because of its contribution to innovation; these advocates view considerations of privacy as obstacles.
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Other attendees on the list include representatives from Cerner, which competes with Epic, Walgreens, Humana, Blue Shield of California and a number of start-up groups, patient advocates and caregiver advocates.
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Affordable housing advocates and advocates for the homeless have repeatedly called for further government investment to curb homelessness crisis, but Trump has also attempted to cut the nation's public housing budget.
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" The decision was applauded by transgender rights advocates. "Gov.
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" He advocates "a French Islam, not Islam in France.
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Medicaid advocates are fighting — and winning — on several fronts.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Immigrant advocates denounced it as cruel.
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This effort was challenged in court by immigration advocates and the advocates won -- and in the process the courts set the 20-day holding timeline for children as a generally accepted standard.
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This gap explains why anti-abortion advocates often point to Gallup, which portrays a nation that leans slightly against abortion, while abortion-rights advocates often point to Pew, which shows the reverse.
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Ohio on Friday banned doctors from performing abortions after a fetus receives a diagnosis of Down syndrome, in a move some anti–abortion rights advocates are cheering and abortion rights advocates are decrying.
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Advocates of middle-ground solutions such as a strong public option are as unjustifiably smug about the politics of their complex approaches as single-payer/Medicare-for-all advocates are about their own.
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For that reason, just as advocates often have framed their arguments with the goal of attracting the vote of Justice Kennedy, going forward advocates would instead try to appeal to Chief Justice Roberts.
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Advocates for the disabled say the accounts are sorely needed.
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Still, the regulation is not a panacea, consumer advocates say.
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But the new deportation plan is enraging immigration advocates anew.
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Repair advocates such as Byrne are excited about the study.
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Reproductive rights advocates say the wave is likely to continue.
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Young Advocates for Fair Education sued in Brooklyn federal court.
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Advocates for BIDs, which include conservative think tank The Manhattan
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They're also far less radical than gun rights advocates fear.
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Other bitcoin advocates have said that the currency is maturing.
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However, they are still being overlooked, maternal health advocates say.
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However, immigrant advocates, and even the Mexican government, are skeptical.
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Where do cannabis equity advocates want the revenue to go?
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But she advocates knowing the financial basics first and foremost.
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That's the big, fat gap in the diet advocates' argument.
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Advocates for fingerprinting argue that it helps ensure rider safety.
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She also advocates for improved broadband signals in rural communities.
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Immigrant rights advocates should refuse to cede to this redefinition.
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The gun rights advocates may make their predictions come true.
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"Young people are some of the best advocates," she says.
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How can this research inform how journalists or advocates work?
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Advocates say these facilities are more dysfunctional than licensed shelters.
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Animal advocates are celebrating a big win in New York.
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Immigration advocates are concerned with the ruling for two reasons.
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That has spurred protests from local residents and privacy advocates.
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Advocates believe the move could be potentially disastrous for immigrants.
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Such regulations have also raised concerns among free speech advocates.
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Still, the limited ruling was praised by voting rights advocates.
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A record that has disappointed climate and gun control advocates?
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In Britain, Michael Portillo, a top opposition politician, advocates legalisation.
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Where inmates are housed has serious consequences, LGBT advocates say.
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That's why I'm here, because those people deserve advocates too.
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Some technologists and repair industry advocates want to change that.
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Some advocates don't believe that commercialization is a bad thing.
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Consumer advocates said they had not seen evidence of abuse.
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But drug policy reform advocates, for their part, are worried.
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But advocates still worry that it may not be enough.
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Maria (center) and several immigration advocates at a rally Friday.
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Toyota's announcement is a major blow to advocates of DSRC.
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Advocates for student voters argue that those are the exceptions.
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Some prominent science advocates lost reelection, however — notably Republican Rep.
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Advocates have long criticized metering, saying the practice is illegal.
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That's a far cry from what advocates want to accomplish.
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Gay rights advocates expressed deep disappointment on social media Wednesday.
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But advocates have called it another attack on legal immigration.
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Wen broke with other abortion rights advocates some time ago.
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But advocates are pushing for much stronger penalties for Facebook.
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And the effort was substantially inspired by American euthanasia advocates.
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And that's a big problem, advocates for gun control say.
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"It's not objective data gun control advocates seek," Cox wrote.
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The report is widely cited by advocates of personalised learning.
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The most potent advocates for change may be educated consumers.
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Some advocates say the tactics used are becoming increasingly aggressive.
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Their impact is hotly debated, but taxes have many advocates.
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Human rights advocates charge that the Trump administration often doesn't.
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Booker is one the most vocal advocates for marijuana legalization.
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Advocates believe Olson's bill is unlikely to move through Congress.
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What they're saying: Fossil fuel divestment advocates cheered the move.
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They've also responded to calls from some advocates for Gov.
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Still, advocates say the agency continues to neglect the applications.
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Nevertheless, Rosenworcel is highly respected by many public internet advocates.
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Safety advocates fault the federal government for being too lax.
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"This is industry and advocates coming together unanimously," Wheeler said.
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But human rights advocates say the amendment violates international standards.
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First Amendment advocates say that measure unconstitutionally restrains free speech.
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Advocates believe a law will make net neutrality more durable.
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Rebuilding broad bipartisan support will be challenging, consumer advocates say.
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But how exactly can advocates protect trans kids, especially now?
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The government's request had alarmed technology executives and privacy advocates.
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Instead, he advocates a system where you pay yourself first.
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First ladies have always been important advocates for social change.
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But it's not that charge that worries free speech advocates.
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Woolson's advocates stake their arguments on her personality and independence
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But advocates want a more formalized and substantive stakeholder process.
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Thune's proposal falls short of what net neutrality advocates favor.
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Some advocates for people with disabilities are standing with Gabriel.
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Environmental justice advocates contend that more needs to be done.
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However, Olivares and other immigrant advocates called the process chaotic.
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Today, health care advocates and diabetes activists are rising up.
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The UNFPA, lawmakers and advocates say that simply isn't true.
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Yes, if you believe the internet providers and their advocates.
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The scope of this move, LGBTQ advocates said, was massive.
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That, advocates note, is where Microsoft's policy is still lacking.
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After it leaked online, Rohingya advocates vehemently opposed its terms.
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But many migration advocates say the moral cost is high.
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LA, Uber, and privacy advocates square off over scooter data.
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Advocates say this lack of investment could be easily addressed.
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Many advocates who work directly with this population say no.
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To advocates, an essential way to get troops combat ready.
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But doctors and reproductive rights advocates have praised the legislation.
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The lawsuit, National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v.
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Community advocates fear the summer months will bring more bloodshed.
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Patient advocates are skeptical of the FDA's commitment to reform.
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Lawmakers, former officials and LGBT advocates have criticized the policy.
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The law, JASTA advocates have stated, holds only nations accountable.
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A delay under President Donald Trump's administration alarmed transgender advocates.
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Le Pen advocates closing the borders and quitting the euro.
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Advocates say that over 10,000 more will arrive this year.
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Their argument, however, has drawn immense opposition from consumer advocates.
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But that's not stopping Google employees and advocates from trying.
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Advocates who follow the commercial development space aren't so sure.
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It is widely expected to be challenged by privacy advocates.
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Advocates on both sides of the aisle are also upset.
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In other words, Navarro advocates for a policy of deglobalization.
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But Meek's advocates insist that this is not the case.
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Scalia often peppered advocates with questions while Thomas silently listened.
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Civil rights and reproductive health care advocates applauded Schneiderman's move.
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It's no wonder national leaders and veteran advocates like Sen.
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The real goal for advocates, though, is a nationwide law.
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The move follows criticism from customers and privacy advocates. (Reuters)
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These coping practices lead to poor menstrual hygiene, advocates say.
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Advocates could also build political support toward an emissions tax.
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Many legal experts and LGBTQ rights advocates fear the worst.
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Most do not have legal representation, according to immigration advocates.
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Advocates hope that the reclassification will have practical benefits, too.
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And there's not much advocates can do to stop him.
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Public health advocates don't want to tax apples and oranges.
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So advocates for reform may want to consider other options.
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Environmental advocates welcomed the new subject matter, with some caveats.
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They do not fit the sanitized images advocates have promoted.
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Big banks' advocates have intensified their attacks on bank regulations.
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The list of demands from victims and advocates is long.
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Showing up in such numbers was great, the advocates knew.
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Other advocates offered mostly words of praise for the effort.
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She and Marilyn Bachman are National Safety Council survivor advocates.
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Worker advocates have had some success in changing return policies.
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This is the first step toward legalization, marijuana advocates say.
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Inmate advocates are hopeful but not certain that California Gov.
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Immigration advocates challenged the policy of family detention under Flores.
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Advocates of democracy were dismayed by the late rule changes.
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Now city officials are joining advocates to endorse the campaign.
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We mustn't abandon active policing, as some progressive advocates urge.
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They are advisors to the nonprofit Advocates for Opioid Recovery.
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Advocates have made notable strides around the world since 2011.
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But advocates insist they will keep pushing for a solution.
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The Trump administration has been a nightmare for housing advocates.
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We are advocates for the disadvantaged, the neglected, the ignored.
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Second amendment advocates have steadfastly opposed all of the measures.
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As a result, some advocates greeted it with wary skepticism.
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Planned meetings with stakeholders were also canceled, angering vaping advocates.
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Some vaping advocates are pushing for exemptions of those flavors.
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On the high end, LGBT advocates put it at 28503,22019.
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Voting rights advocates call the move a voter purge campaign.
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Parents and many advocates, meanwhile, worked to calm people down.
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Worker advocates started using the term "wage theft" awhile ago.
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Advocates are calling for a vote as "Sunshine week" approaches.
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Seniors and their advocates must not let that happen again.
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SPARC advocates the open sharing of research and educational material.
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Advocates of tougher regulation greeted the news with glum resignation.
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Over time, the advocates became more skeptical of industry's motivations.
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Reporters swarmed and advocates for fair taxation demanded an audit.
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Greg Abbott (R) are its natural leaders and leading advocates.
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Animal welfare advocates have backed the bill, according to NBC.
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For people with chronic illnesses, advocates can be particularly helpful.
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Some advocates have called for criminal charges to be filed.
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Advocates of the system would like to see it expand.
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But women's health advocates are bracing for a legal fight.
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That has left advocates to rely largely on anecdotal evidence.
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James is a director of Minnesota Lakes and Rivers Advocates.
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Child protection advocates say this has happened in the past.
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Advocates often claim that pornography promotes sexual violence against women.
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It is often cited by some advocates as a model.
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Many trans advocates viewed the liberalized regulations as a victory.
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Other gun rights advocates have remained strong in their opposition.
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Republicans and some advocates call it a good first step.
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Most privacy advocates support the law, though some note loopholes.
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Employee advocates are confident the measure will pass, and Gov.
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Advocates and lawyers involved in the case say the Aug.
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The loudest advocates of this odious effort have been Gov.
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The tech community and privacy advocates have condemned the efforts.
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Privacy advocates say strong encryption provides important protection to individuals.
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"I do not agree with what Rispone advocates," she said.
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The amendment was defeated, but its advocates haven't given up.
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Outlook: The idea has supporters from student advocates and Republicans.
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That's especially dangerous for people of color, according to advocates.
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The reverse would be true of advocates for domestic programs.
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The documentary advocates for paying college players for their labor.
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Advocates of busing programs or affirmative action could be racist.
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This is a harsh reality gun control advocates must accept.
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Impeachment advocates dismiss censure because it carries no legal consequences.
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It's been a challenging few years for voting rights advocates.
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Many advocates of racial separation were hardly free from prejudice.
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Advocates call dysphagia an invisible disorder and a silent epidemic.
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But rideshare advocates and other critics have contended those figures.
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There are nearly 800 advocates like me across the country.
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Auto safety advocates spoke out against the measure this week.
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None of the local advocates and elected officials were alerted.
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But human rights advocates have raised concerns about the accord.
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Victims' groups and other advocates say more must be done.
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But the tech community and privacy advocates have pushed back.
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Homeless advocates say their help is welcome, however it arrives.
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For trans advocates, several key battles loom on the horizon.
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Sarah: We are very strong advocates of the pot. Why?
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Reproductive rights advocates are very happy about all of this.
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Time is of the essence, according to public interest advocates.
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Both fall far short of what gun control advocates want.
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And the advocates involved say they maintain hope for answers.
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This is certainly good news for web and WebRTC advocates.
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But many sex workers and free speech advocates feel differently.
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The sport's advocates believe that its rewards outweigh its risks.
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Multiple human rights advocates in opposition to the ruling party.
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There, they found advocates in New York NAACP President Rev.
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Children in particular are too young to consent, advocates say.
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This record alone is troubling enough for civil rights advocates.
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Weed advocates and policy makers are trying to fix that.
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Open internet advocates in India went positively up in arms.
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Noreen Farrell is the executive director of Equal Rights Advocates.
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It's a priority for privacy advocates and the tech industry.
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Work with criminal justice reform advocates to develop new policies.
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The authors are advisors of Advocates for Opioid Recovery, www.opioidrecovery.
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It advocates opening up more public land to energy exploration.
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Advocates for an overhaul say an update is long overdue.
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But advocates for Uighurs raised doubts about the official account.
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Immigration advocates and elected officials were pleased with the turnabout.
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Canadian human rights advocates say they were also singled out.
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The new recommendations and the admonishment gave advocates strong footing.
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Many privacy advocates in California regarded Chau as their champion.
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It was opposed by transgender advocates and major Texas companies.
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Advocates say it leads to more consistent, less episodic giving.
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But consumer advocates do not believe it goes far enough.
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But it was an uneven victory for gun control advocates.
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Gun control advocates, meanwhile, criticized the passage of the bill.
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It's a dynamic that advocates are highlighting heading into 2020.
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Only after that can environmental advocates prepare their legal strategies.
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The allegation is continually raised, endlessly infuriating women's rights advocates.
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It was just the sort of disruption Ms. Piven advocates.
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As generational advocates go, we could do worse than Harris.
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Advocates said that would make it difficult to compare firms.
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The other problem, advocates say, is that pregnancy is complicated.
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Advocates for the homeless say it's upsetting, but no surprise.
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These are what worker advocates call "fair work week" measures.
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Women's rights advocates say it does not go far enough.
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And advocates said the new rules are encouraging, but incomplete.
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Housing advocates have long argued that Nycha effectively polices itself.
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Those pending cases are a central battleground for borrowers' advocates.
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News of the discussions drew criticism from tobacco prevention advocates.
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Privacy advocates worry even more surveillance is on the way.
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But advocates of war have never lacked for political backing.
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I'd work with schools to turn school leaders into advocates.
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Widely sharing deeply personal health information had alarmed privacy advocates.
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Advocates acknowledge that the current Flint bill is not nothing.
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Religious advocates have cautioned against the ethical challenges of implants.
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That has failed to calm the worries of privacy advocates.
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Advocates for criminal justice reform can, and should, do better.
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Even staunch charter advocates have blanched at the Michigan model.
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Ms. Kadibil's daughters became strong advocates for the Martu people.
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SundanceTV also dropped "Hap and Leonard," which had its advocates.
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But victims' advocates argue the proposal weakens protections for survivors.
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But he said women's rights advocates already had achieved successes.
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Abortion rights advocates outside the US Supreme Court in 2016.
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These are two key questions that privacy advocates are asking.
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Rights advocates welcomed the announcement by the court on Thursday.
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Public health advocates do foresee a couple of potential problems.
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Advocates say this reform wouldn't harm commanders' ability to lead.
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"We've been advocates for finding a balanced solution," Muilenburg said.
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Go deeper: Disability advocates push back on plastic straw bans
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But many labor advocates said the proposal was not adequate.
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Privacy advocates quickly jumped on the bureau's opportunistic promotion campaign.
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But some consumer advocates say the issue goes beyond comfort.
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"Advocates have learned that the question is legitimate," she continued.
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Some privacy advocates say that puts patient data at risk.
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He and other advocates call the bank's foreclosure practices aggressive.
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The proposed legislation in New York divided advocates this spring.
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Social media is loaded with passionate advocates of the flavor.
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Advocates have sought to have a judge address that question.
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Last weekend, a nightmare scenario for many privacy advocates arrived.
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ERA advocates are frustrated by the skirmish over equal rights.
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Immigrant advocates argue that doing so could have deadly consequences.
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Trends are also encouraging for advocates of American air power.
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International aid advocates have expressed mixed feelings about Bana's fame.
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The case has galvanized some gay rights advocates in China.
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It's not always the case for liberal gun control advocates.
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Immigration advocates denounced Mr. Trump's announcement as a political ploy.
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The reply was accidentally emailed to one of the advocates.
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Not all road safety advocates are pleased with that approach.
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Her Conservative Party typically advocates school choice and local autonomy.
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Outraged parents and disability advocates flooded a City Council meeting.
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Advocates tout health benefits from anxiety reduction to pain management.
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In Mexico, advocates are supporting the latest legislation with reservations.
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To advocates of promotion and relegation, that safety stifles innovation.
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Advocates believe it will be even faster than air travel.
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Human rights advocates say humanitarian imperatives should trump legal considerations.
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But mental health advocates say vulnerable populations could fare badly.
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Immigration advocates, however, say millions of people could be affected.
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That's where Native voting rights advocates Four Directions comes in.
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"You are the best advocates there could be," Shaheen said.
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Public health advocates welcomed Gottlieb's plan to ban menthol cigarettes.
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But advocates say that puts a burden on state budgets.
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And consumer advocates are deeply worried about what comes next.
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Sessions's testimony also gave privacy advocates reason to be hopeful.
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But that very popularity is adding to its advocates' concerns.
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Advocates believe his appointment violated the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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International Rights Advocates is seeking damages for the alleged victims.
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His advocates insist that he can appeal to both factions.
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We shouldn't lightly forfeit our advantages by exiling devil's advocates.
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Ms. Mercer and Mr. Bannon were aggressive advocates for Cambridge.
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Advocates fear talks over the bill could weaken the reforms.
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She blamed abortion rights advocates for violence at abortion clinics.
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Advocates have sued in New York, citing a double standard.
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Congress and consumer advocates must remain vigilant to these ploys.
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That case drew widespread condemnation from advocates for undocumented immigrants.
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A few persistent advocates tried to keep the issue alive.
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Civil liberties advocates say it infringes on the Fourth Amendment.
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The Wall Street Journal advocates a dramatic decrease in regulation.
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On the high end, LGBT advocates put it at 15,000.
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He advocates for refinancing student loans under three strict criteria.
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But animal advocates say it is critical for several reasons.
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All this began frustrating voters, campaign staff members and advocates.
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Instead, the advocates have aimed sharp criticism at both politicians.
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The book's release was criticized by advocates for abuse victims.
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But immigrant rights advocates have been worried about the agency.
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The decision was welcomed by environmental and public health advocates.
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The deal has also inspired swift protest from LGBTQ advocates.
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The new rule has drawn praise from consumer advocates, Gov.
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Vaccine advocates noted that such studies had already been done.
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But it's really just the beginning, advocates and lawmakers note.
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So today, advocates of higher rates mostly focus on bubbles.
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But advocates say the arc of justice may be long.
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Still, the changes have some scientists and transparency advocates worried.
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This commission, experts and advocates worry, could do the same.
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But the declining number of recalls concerns public safety advocates.
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Now, sex workers and their advocates are repaying the favor.
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Neither of Kasich's actions were surprising to reproductive justice advocates.
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LGBTQ advocates are also making gains in the political arena.
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Migrant advocates give Denmark poor marks for its asylum policies.
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While the Conservatives praised the appointment, marijuana advocates were shaken.
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But advocates regard this as a first step at best.
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These are probably the most compelling cases the advocates found.
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Disability rights advocates have been pushing back against this practice.
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For black women, advocates say the situation is particularly dire.
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Gun control advocates applauded the Court's decision not to intervene.
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The case, National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v.
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The case, National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v.
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Here's where advocates' plans stand in the two locations: To put an initiative on the 2020 ballot in Oregon, advocates need about 117,578 signatures or about one-sixth of the total population of Portland.
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There's a lot of lawyers out there that call themselves consumer advocates, and as consumer advocates, they look at products that are sold to the public and try to find something wrong with them.
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While automakers, trade associations, disability advocates, and think tanks have all expressed strong support for these moves, some auto safety groups like Consumer Watchdog and Advocates for Highway and Traffic Safety are pushing back.
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Today, NDSS will have a 400 person army of advocates on Capitol Hill with self-advocates from around the country telling their own stories to advance critical legislation for all people with Down syndrome.
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That is partly because advocates of great power competition in the establishment remain obsessed with Mr. Trump, while advocates of restraint have been marginalized for so long that they need to pick their battles.
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Advocates' victory comes after local health advocates began reframing the debate about soda taxes to focus more on the revenue they'd help cities win and less on the public health gains they may carry.
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And while some advocates for the policy argued that it was still worth supporting for the "greater good" of expanded health care coverage for other procedures, reproductive rights advocates were understandably not having it.
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Clinton's remarks are promising for advocates like me who work to promote integrated employment — but they may also signal a realignment in disability politics, with progressive advocates having much greater influence than ever before.
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For all the anger in Democratic circles after mass shootings, one of the most common problems for gun control advocates is that they don't have as much passion on their side as gun rights advocates.
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Since Trump took office, advocates warn that there's been a surge in ICE arrests of supposed MS-13 members — even though, advocates argue, many of the people arrested are not actually connected to gang activity.
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According to a report by Yaffed, or Young Advocates for Fair Education, an organization that advocates for improved general studies in Hasidic yeshivas, an estimated 59 percent of Hasidic households are poor or near-poor.
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She advocates what is both good for the nation and doable.
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Advocates of breaking up Big Tech including Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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Parks advocates questioned the use of parkland for a private concern.
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But gun control advocates say they want more than just notification.
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Advocates and other justices rely on legislative history sparingly these days.
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Advocates, however, say such surveillance is a necessary intelligence-gathering tool.
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Many advocates believed this would lead to more set-aside plans.
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But Prison rights advocates say they shouldn't forget about the prisons.
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Privacy advocates had been concerned with WhatsApp on another issue, too.
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Advocates like Doblin seem wise to continue playing the long game.
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But immigration advocates argue that these children call for special circumstances.
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For now, the programs are still funded, but advocates remain uneasy.
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The death sparked a national outcry among lawmakers and immigration advocates.
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Advocates argue there's more to life than good deals for consumers.
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But abortion advocates know they have a long four years ahead.
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Consumer advocates were concerned the delay would put investors at risk.
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Advocates say the law doesn't go far enough in protecting elephants.
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Yet some advocates fear the bans do not go far enough.
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Here's where net neutrality advocates will start pulling their hair out.
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Advocates are finding ways to contest this disruptive regulation in court.
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For environmental, health, and animal welfare advocates, this was great news.
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But as many advocates have pointed out, it's not nearly enough.
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Animal rights advocates expressed grief and condemnation on Twitter and Facebook.
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"2013 and 2014 were difficult for voting rights advocates," said Lakin.
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Some advocates argue that federal law should already protect LGBTQ people.
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Jordan, 38, promotes better gun control and advocates for expanding Medicaid.
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That could be a concern for Android users and security advocates.
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The new raids will inevitably remind advocates about Clinton's 2014 comment.
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It does mean that gun control advocates, as they press for
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Naturally, digital rights advocates are up in arms about the proposal.
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Advocates estimate that 80 percent of LA's street vendors are female.
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Human-rights advocates hope the Hogar Seguro calamity will spur reform.
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For white queer folk, be better advocates for your black counterparts.
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We should continue to be vocal #vaccine advocates Her son died.
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Lawyers and advocates say conditions in the detention center are dire.
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Some free speech advocates filed briefs in support of its position.
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But that's unlikely to happen, and outside advocates are expressing frustration.
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How can women be their own advocates in the doctor's office?
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Democrats are not principled advocates of open borders and free movement.
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Friday's proclamation constituted another attack on vulnerable immigrant communities, advocates said.
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The effect of this, advocates argue, is a safer society overall.
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The alliance advocates that consumers consider annuities to access guaranteed income.
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She advocates for longer statutes of limitations for sexual abuse victims.
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Early screening proved less than adequate, but nobody advocates eliminating it.
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Such a move would very likely piss off net neutrality advocates.
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Spurious accusations threaten the bipartisan coalition built by election security advocates.
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But reactions from renewable energy experts and advocates have been mixed.
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We and other seniors' advocates proudly and successfully opposed those efforts.
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John McCain's thumb, abortion rights advocates breathed a sigh of relief.
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The Supreme Court agreed, to the dismay of reproductive rights advocates.
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Everytown's big footprint, however, worries even some fellow gun control advocates.
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But consumer advocates have called it a critical safeguard for Americans.
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Advocates for "burqa bans" typically offer three arguments in their favour.
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Still, some prisoner advocates worry about the increasing use of telemedicine.
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The advocates believe his appointment violated the Federal Vacancies Reform Act.
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I also talked to researchers and advocates involved in the work.
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Maddow advocates more stringent rules on Western companies aiding foreign corruption.
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Erran Morad and advocates for arming children to combat school shootings.
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Florida is another state that voting rights advocates are closely watching.
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Advocates were quick to object to the El Paso pilot Thursday.
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But that hasn't stopped some vaping advocates from claiming they have.
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The bill died after many health advocates reluctantly withdrew their support.
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Not all country fans are advocates of broad Second Amendment rights.
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He advocates tax reform and an overhaul of U.S. trade deals.
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Civil rights advocates say that the health crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Press freedom advocates have denounced the arrest of journalists on Jan.
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Advocates for coal miners have said the total numbers are higher.
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But advocates say this infringes on privacy and potentially free speech.
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Both women have become vocal advocates against sexual harassment and assault.
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Instead, she advocates for work that puts value on collective activism.
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But for youth advocates, ending juvenile solitary will take more work.
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In truth, brokenhearted advocates of engagement with China will have failed.
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Advocates for rural electrification say solar "microgrids" can do much more.
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Disability advocates saw the 2008 Paralympics in Beijing as a breakthrough.
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Neither its staunchest advocates nor its harshest critics have proved correct.
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But for constitutional-carry advocates, no law prevents potentially irresponsible behavior.
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That's the sound of privacy and children advocates having a conniption.
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Advocates for reform compare America's model unfavourably with that of Britain.
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Already immigration advocates have decried the bill as too harsh. Sen.
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Oh yeah, he also advocates doing this six days a week.
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As the Los Angeles Times reported in November, consumer advocates agreed.
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All things considered, consumers and advocates for their rights won today.
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So election night wasn't a clean sweep by gun control advocates.
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In a narrow sense, this represented a victory for bodycam advocates.
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That effort flopped, which advocates hope will assuage DC doctors' worries.
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The big picture: Activists and advocates are happy with Trump's policies.
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However, consumer advocates say the outcomes of arbitration are even grimmer.
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Needless to say, animal rights advocates aren't thrilled with this approach.
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But advocates and affected companies are transparent about what they want.
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Premium increases are also hitting some employers hard, according to advocates.
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But advocates say that collectively, they can make a significant impact.
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Many sex workers and sex worker rights advocates, however, vehemently disagree.
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Emotions ran deep, especially among patient advocates and sexual violence centers.
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Advocates say it makes a point about need for legalization. pic.twitter.
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Security and privacy advocates fear this could go very, very badly.
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It advocates a mix of policies from across the political spectrum.
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Midwives and nurses have been outspoken advocates for better, humanistic language.
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But migrant attorneys and advocates say that is not always true.
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And there were gun advocates asking tough questions of the President.
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Alabama that advocates say will negatively impact hundreds of thousands of
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And some advocates don't want to dismiss the value of that.
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There are practical concerns as well as philosophical ones for advocates.
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With that evidence, gun control and gun rights advocates can unite.
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Some gun-control advocates praised the NRA for showing some flexibility.
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Either way, reproductive rights advocates are expecting an ugly time ahead.
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Whatever the motivation for the move, family leave advocates are applauding.
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Environmental advocates criticized the White House event ahead of Trump's speech.
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That's why we want to govern with their advocates after September.
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Still, Medicaid advocates are likely to challenge the policy in court.
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It's very hard to see a way in for consumer advocates.
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Corporate tax reform should not be feared by affordable housing advocates.
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Paul raised points privacy advocates have wrestled with for some time.
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The charges against these legal advocates often appear arbitrary and contrived.
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The report about Yahoo's email scanning sparked anger from privacy advocates.
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It was a rare success for advocates of greater gun control.
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Diesel advocates were optimistic about the technology's future after the announcements.
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Advocates also fear how the administration's travel ban could impact trafficking.
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Anti-immigration advocates, however, were also partially upset by the decision.
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Dawie Roodt advocates a "state-proof" existence untainted by government interference.
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There have been some disappointing moments for LGBTQ advocates as well.
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Air and health advocates said the figures were nothing to celebrate.
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Privatization advocates have used them to justify their agendas for decades.
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Garcia says the international community has helped abortion advocates' campaign efforts.
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A lot of work remains for advocates of nutritional labeling laws.
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" Racial justice advocates know that no agency is ever "perfectly inclusive.
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Gun control advocates worry about Trump's relationship with the gun lobby.
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The nonprofit advocates for policies and laws that protect the environment.
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Advocates of the program first reported the stoppage Thursday, and Sen.
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Advocates counter that the rule will help investors on several fronts.
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Gun rights advocates hold up case Then, at about 6 a.m.
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Both the industry and consumer advocates expressed disappointment with the proposal.
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Environmental justice advocates say they're used to this issue being overlooked.
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Environmental advocates lament the lack of DeVos-scale opposition to Pruitt.
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This vote has plagued Sanders among gun control advocates for decades.
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But privacy advocates see this as a violation of customer trust.
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These had to be undone retroactively, through litigation by consumer advocates.
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Two trends are driving the increase, consumer advocates and regulators say.
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Coptis had been building relationships with other advocates for clean water.
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She advocates for responsible storytelling: different perspectives, fewer assumptions, and respect.
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The policy has drawn fierce criticism from Democrats and immigration advocates.
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Many marijuana advocates have one goal in mind: to get rich.
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Salespeople then worked closely with these advocates to identify potential patients.
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Human rights advocates tend to focus on people in grim circumstances.
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Some judges and immigration advocates, however, are concerned about the videos.
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But their advocates have long contended that such numbers are underreported.
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Some victim advocates said compensation programs kept stories of abuse secret.
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ALBANY — Housing advocates are frustrated and ethics watchdogs are positively morose.
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Medical marijuana advocates praised Gievers's ruling as a victory for patients.
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Democrats and reproductive health advocates were outraged at the Zika bill.
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Both positions are strongly opposed by Second Amendment advocates in Virginia.
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Eatsa and Disability Rights Advocates were not immediately available for comment.
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That's been accepted policy, even for most gun advocates for decades.
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Nine days later, the advocates had their audience with Ms. Jarrett.
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Other advocates have sued the city over some of its approaches.
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The fallout from the electronics ban is worrying some travel advocates.
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Medical marijuana advocates, unsurprisingly, reject any comparisons to the tobacco industry.
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Advocates for the disabled have compared that ruling to Brown v.
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The decision is a major win for environmentalists and health advocates.
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Advocates are pressing the North Carolina House to do the same.
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The bottom line, according to advocates: Lawmakers need to do something.
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Notwithstanding electeds, staffers and nonprofit advocates, we are not public servants.
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Many HBCU leaders and their advocates have not embraced such policies.
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Advocates cite countering and deterring Russian aggression as the primary justification.
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Voting-rights advocates said they are already receiving reports of harassment.
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Many privacy advocates have called for robust new U.S. data protections.
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Cornyn has increasingly become the target for advocates supporting the bill.
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Advocates of limited government welcome the resulting reduction of federal revenue.
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Advocates are trying to raise the money to get her out.
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Environmental advocates said the new rules are a gift to industry.
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But that's not the most exciting news for space tourism advocates.
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Open-carry advocates say that criminals almost never openly carry firearms.
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Inmate advocates nonetheless expressed concern that the devices would be misused.
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Abortion rights advocates say the case could be a watershed moment.
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Privacy advocates and tech companies have pushed the bill for years.
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First, Brexit advocates did not expect to win the 2016 referendum.
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This time, the advocates had the support of the Justice Department.
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Advocates on both sides have identified as both conservative and libertarian.
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Rights advocates and lawyers were at the top of the list.
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But advocates have sought to wipe the provision from the books.
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They are America's strongest allies and advocates in the ideological war.
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Immigration advocates, however, have promised to fight both measures in court.
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Some victims of child sex abuse and their advocates remained skeptical.
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Advocates were also elated recently when President Obama endorsed improving benefits.
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The revisions address most of the main concerns of housing advocates.
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His queries often involve layered hypothetical questions that can trap advocates.
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But the new rule has drawn extensive criticism from immigration advocates.
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Hopefully, immigration advocates can help smooth the path for both groups.
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Democrats and immigration-overhaul advocates, in fact, made the same point.
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Consumer protections may whither as CFPB head Cordray departs, advocates say
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Some advocates have expressed concerns that the bill does too little.
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But the tech community and privacy advocates have condemned these efforts.
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Part of the problem is distribution, another is politics, say advocates.
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Public health advocates should give consumers the facts about e-cigarettes.
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But anti-tobacco advocates aren't welcoming their adversaries with open arms.
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Advocates also hope to put new pressure on the Trump administration.
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Animals rights advocates say this is particularly worrisome for the giraffe.
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Politicians, advocates, and other decision makers would be wise to listen.
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That, advocates say, is the real benefit of plastic straw bans.
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The Yazidis were "the antithesis of Washington advocates," Melia told me.
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The Fellowship of Christian Athletes advocates for stronger faith among athletes.
|
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But Democrats and gun control advocates are encouraged after former Rep.
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And gun control advocates point to changing mindsets across the country.
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Regulations in Mississippi have shuttered all but one clinic, advocates say.
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Private equity advocates say such restrictions would cost thousands of jobs.
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And it would oblige gun safety advocates to laud the President.
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Her ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) traditionally advocates independence for Taiwan.
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Ross became one of OPIC's most effective advocates within the administration.
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Rural areas remain largely conservative and strongholds for gun right advocates.
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Flint has a long history of advocates fighting against environmental racism.
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Democratic lawmakers and advocates have been pushing to fulfill that request.
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Stroud was vice president and general counsel at Federal Advocates Inc.
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But advocates say the technology has improved dramatically in recent years.
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Organizing Director for Community Voices Heard, a group that advocates for
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Mr. Nam advocates a "small, strong army" made up of volunteers.
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The human rights group advocates for the independence of East Turkestan.
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I've met with experts, advocates, law enforcement, victims and offenders alike.
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Big businesses have also often been valuable advocates for LGBTQ people.
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Advocates of the longer trucks say that such arguments are superfluous.
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Advocates have gone as far as calling it the new internet.
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The policy has faced massive backlash from Democrats and immigration advocates.
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Still, advocates hope the elections in November could change the landscape.
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Advocates took LePage to court, and the lawsuit is still pending.
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Advocates in Florida worry that this fatigue may be without remedy.
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Under the Trump administration, advocates fear, things will only get worse.
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Gun control advocates want to know: Will Congress act this time?
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" Hoppe says that heated debate among HIV advocates is "totally understandable.
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Affordable housing advocates have urged Mountain View to allow more construction.
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Reproductive justice advocates are fighting back, but it's an uphill climb.
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Reproductive rights' advocates, meanwhile, didn't hesitant to condemn the Colorado judge.
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Some public interest advocates see another rationale to the Republican agenda.
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Not for advocates who seek full repeal of HIV criminalization laws.
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The intrigue: Palmer's resume could invoke critiques from voting rights advocates.
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The technology is touted as faster and more secure by advocates.
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It advocates for no particular piece of legislation or political program.
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The idea has been met with enthusiasm from Main Street advocates.
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Environment advocates have vowed to challenge the new rules in court.
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The lack of progress has left advocates for the legislation exasperated.
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Still, many advocates are still hopeful that bitcoin could become mainstream.
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The decision on Friday drew immediate condemnation from gun control advocates.
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To some extent, the World Trade Organization already advocates these disciplines.
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Gun rights advocates and some hunters' organizations praised the administration's move.
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Advocates have noted that the idea, generally formulated, has bipartisan support.
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And new groups of advocates step up to take a stand.
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He has no patience with advocates of universal basic income, either.
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Consumer advocates worry about the increasing use of narrow pharmacy networks.
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More broadly, gun control advocates have pushed to ban assault weapons.
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On this score, advocates for the disappeared have tempered their hopes.
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The California case, National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v.
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Consumer advocates see a strong-arm strategy to change liability law.
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Advocates for student borrowers said that savings was nothing to cheer.
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Midwives and other advocates have vowed to pressure executives to reconsider.
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Cities that abandon transit will come to regret it, advocates warn.
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Refugee advocates say the offer only keeps the men in limbo.
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But others are not getting the help they need, advocates say.
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But disability rights lawyers and advocates said the concerns were misplaced.
|
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Parley for the Oceans advocates phasing out single-use plastic altogether.
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Some borrower advocates are not surprised by the delays thus far.
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But advocates and critics alike say it is underutilized and underfunded.
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Now advocates will begin a campaign to get people to register.
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It advocates government action on causes like battling tuberculosis and malaria.
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Advocates of e-cigarettes compare them to nicotine gum and patches.
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Public health advocates who embraced him as an ally feel betrayed.
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But public health advocates were clamoring for additional funding as well.
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Advocates had the gall to call it the Hearing Protection Act.
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This is, simply put, all-around good news for legalization advocates.
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The group advocates privatizing V.A. care, which Dr. Shulkin has opposed.
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This is obviously not great news for advocates of Medicaid expansion.
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She was one of his earliest, most prominent — and fiercest — advocates.
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The new policy drew criticism from immigration advocates and former officials.
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Hopes were high among the advocates working to lower drug prices.
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To be sure, National Institute of Family and Life Advocates v.
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Advocates of the single-payer system are up against formidable opponents.
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Advocates and experts in gender and politics also noticed the absence.
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Early education advocates often present its promised benefits as investment returns.
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Some anti-abortion advocates have criticized the attempt to redefine viability.
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But not all women's rights advocates think it's the right decision.
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Advocates also said some government agencies were slow to embrace ABLE.
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But to reproductive rights advocates, "settled law" is far from reassuring.
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They point to examples in comments made by anti-abortion advocates.
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Children's advocates decried the shelter as effectively a warehouse for children.
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Nor would the MJIA harm commanders' ability to lead, advocates say.
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But some advocates said the pope was misguided in his call.
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Advocates contend the department's guidance is causing unnecessary tension in communities.
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What about people who did move on, as Captain America advocates?
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Its advocates have every cause to feel confident, patient and secure.
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But some public health advocates say the moves are too late.
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Advocates want to see more dollar signs in the meantime, though.
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Some renewables advocates are grumbling about the nuclear subsidies, of course.
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Above, abortion rights advocates at the state capitol in Jefferson City.
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The advocates made clear that they do not trust Mr. McConnell.
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But they should give the ACA's most strident advocates some humility.
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Religious-liberty advocates celebrated, and many on the L.G.B.T. side lamented.
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Because many herders lead a nomadic culture, they have few advocates.
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Victims and their advocates had been tailing Mr. Lara for years.
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But privacy advocates questioned whether safety was the companies' only motive.
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Advocates for migrants condemned the policy shift as meanspirited and unconstitutional.
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Here is an idea: Democrats must become strong "states' rights" advocates.
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The section of law also applies to e-bikes, advocates say.
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Advocates acknowledge that they vary their tactics depending on the audience.
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That report provoked a wave of fury from environmental protection advocates.
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Advocates shared a hotline for anyone directly impacted by the raids.
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But advocates say even one US citizen detained is too many.
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But that was of little solace to advocates for the disabled.
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Democratic members of Congress and immigration advocates called the move inhumane.
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That news stoked the ire of educators and gun-control advocates.
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Ride-hail drivers and their advocates are agitating for other solutions.
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Advocates of the amendment nevertheless called its passage a seminal moment.
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But the timing irked gun control advocates, including the Austin, Tex.
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" Kennedy, like today's advocates of civility, was skeptical of "passionate movements.
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To consumer advocates, the call scripts seem to realize their fears.
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The issue was first raised on Thursday by NYC Park Advocates.
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Immigrant advocates have denounced this new policy from the Trump administration.
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And it was sex workers' rights advocates who saw the way.
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Hospitals have always been among the biggest advocates of Medicaid expansion.
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But some advocates say the changes did not go far enough.
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Consumer advocates wonder what FEMA expected other than a sales pitch.
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Net neutrality advocates claimed victory for this part of the judgment.
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Gun rights advocates have said fears about posting blueprints were overblown.
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Clinton advocates establishing no-fly zone and safe zone in Syria.
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Wednesday&aposs hearing included testimony from privacy advocates and industry representatives.
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Nutrition advocates said the move by the Trump administration was shortsighted.
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Mr. Hankins encouraged him to contact another group, Community Health Advocates.
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But criminal defenders and police reform advocates have a different interpretation.
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Many privacy advocates, including McNamee, argue that they are critically flawed.
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Second Amendment advocates have long been wary of red flag laws.
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Advocates of reproductive rights acknowledged that prospect was a real one.
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Consumer advocates hailed the 2016 law establishing nationwide GMO labeling standards.
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Advocates pushed for the New York law for some 16 years.
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But advocates say the funding should have been passed long ago.
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Policymakers and advocates are grappling with ways to curb the crisis.
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Advocates in Utah have already garnered enough signatures to do so.
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It's time for advocates and policymakers to take up accreditation reform.
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He has drawn criticism from environmental advocates for questioning climate change.
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Advocates of the net neutrality rules also plan a legal challenge.
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The new designation would unlock more funding for research, advocates say.
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And last year, his firm Federal Advocates landed lucrative Ukrainian clients.
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The lack of attention on these policies has frustrated immigrant advocates.
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Virginia represents perhaps the most promising ground for abortion rights advocates.
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And kids who are succeeding become better advocates for challenging work.
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These advocates have consistently argued that the number should be higher.
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Seniors' advocates beat back Bush's privatization scheme through intense grassroots activism.
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Advocates for the environment and victims of contaminated water supplies disagree.
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It has no sponsors, no hearings, no champions and no advocates.
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Why are advocates pushing for increased abacus instruction in Japanese schools?
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One of his early advocates was the black writer Ishmael Reed.
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Judy Harris Kluger, one of the courts' prominent advocates, once told
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For abortion rights advocates in Virginia, however, the fight wasn't over.
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Still, safety advocates say the early data represents an alarming trend.
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But advocates are worried that it would have a chilling effect.
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"I'm not aware of anyone who advocates that," Mr. Polzer said.
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Some advocates are frustrated that the declaration hasn't yet been made.
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Doctors groups and patient advocates said the bill must be abandoned.
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What's referenced above is exactly what privacy advocates are worried about.
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Advocates of ranked-choice voting argue that it has many benefits.
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But advocates and attorneys have detailed numerous issues with its implementation.
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In those circumstances, Lumos advocates for foster care and local adoption.
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That would lead to an unexpected victory for affirmative action advocates.
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This could be a concern for Android users and security advocates.
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But for advocates of criminal-justice reform, therein lies an opportunity.
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Advocates say tobacco companies have long marketed aggressively in poor communities.
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Consumer advocates, who had seen the loans as predatory, were thrilled.
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Consumer advocates warn that the current definitions don't go far enough.
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Pro-immigration advocates argue that legalizing Dreamers is humane and just.
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Instead, Kudlow advocates for subsidizing industries to fix imbalances in trade.
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To advocates, Hart Island — its bureaucracy, inaccessibility, and injustice — is notorious.
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Thousands of advocates have taken multiple actions to get this support.
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Some health advocates still think there's an opportunity for e-cigarettes.
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From gun control advocates, by comparison, the figure just over $22017,103.
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How are they generally seen in the eyes of their advocates?
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Advocates for gun control also ran into opposition in other states.
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Washington (CNN)When famous marijuana advocates come to mind, Republican Sen.
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The issue has drawn some high-profile advocates in recent years.
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Advocates are likely to try again in San Francisco in 2020.
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Advocates for the homeless said those policies had strengthened their hand.
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HSUS advocates to shut down all meat, dairy, and egg producers.
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The alliance advocates that consumers consider annuities to generate guaranteed income.
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After an outcry from public health advocates, it stopped those efforts.
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Trans rights advocates and Democrats felt let down by Democratic Gov.
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Advocates for abuse survivors said they were disappointed by those shortcomings.
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Politicians and voters' advocates are asking officials to investigate both figures.
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That has sparked a backlash from Democrats and many privacy advocates.
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Advocates for women, however, contend that more needs to be done.
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Advocates for migrant children say these requirements are not consistently met.
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Advocates for drivers want a replacement with a background in economics.
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Advocates of the law say it provides dignity to unborn life.
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Mr. Ben Ari calls Arabs the "enemy" and advocates expelling them.
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Animal advocates also saw some major wins in the private sector.
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Democracy advocates will have to summon even more energy for 2018.
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To Acer and other lawyers and advocates, that uncertainty is worrisome.
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As College Consulting Expands, Are High School Counselors Advocates or Adversaries?
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The charge is narrow, to the relief of press freedom advocates.
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This means more children may linger in foster care, advocates say.
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And tech companies and civil liberties advocates have long fought back.
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LGBTQ rights advocates are calling for McConnell to hold a vote.
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But some of the loudest advocates for net neutrality remain unconvinced.
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It's not the world that gun control advocates would wish for.
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Maurer advocates using kaizen, the Japanese process of continuous, gradual improvement.
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These measures, advocates say, are in direct violation of the constitution.
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But advocates of preprints say they're a net benefit to science.
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Immigration advocates have erected a huge monitor on the National Mall.
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FirstEnergy's request has been criticized by free-market advocates, environmentalists and advocates for numerous competing electricity sources like wind, solar and natural gas, who say it's not the federal government's job to bail out uneconomic companies.
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The March 2017 decision was a setback for transgender rights advocates, who had hoped the Supreme Court would aid their cause in much the same way it had helped same-sex marriage advocates two years before.
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But Trump now says he wants to find a compromise that will appease both public health advocates, who want a full flavor ban, and vaping advocates, who say flavors are key to helping adults quit smoking.
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But whether it was coming from advocates for Harambe or for child safety, or advocates for animals never being kept in zoos in the first place, the anger over the issue quickly seemed to cause outrage fatigue.
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"The veto of SB 169 will not deter Equal Rights Advocates from rigorously defending Title IX and analogous state laws when it comes to protecting students," Noreen Farrell, executive director of Equal Rights Advocates, told BuzzFeed News.
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This interactive tool can help net neutrality advocates draw up a battle plan as the pressure to bring the CRA to a vote bears down on Congress, and on advocates of the free and open internet everywhere.
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The original — and it's completely transparent, all on our website — the original hardy band of internet advocates and internet human rights advocates around the dawn of the commercial internet in 22019, so we're celebrating our 250th anniversary.
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Advocates and employees cheer The move won praise from Walmart employees and gun control advocates, as well as acknowledgment from some Democratic candidates for president who have criticized the retailer in the past, such as Bernie Sanders.
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LYNN M. PALTROW Executive Director, National Advocates for Pregnant Women New York
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Advocates believe the Senate will vote before the end of next week.
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Advocates are now hoping he will reopen his wallet for the homeless.
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The death is not rapid enough for many animal-rights advocates, though.
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I mean, you could not find more unrepentant advocates of regime change.
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Security experts and privacy advocates are already balking at the draft bill.
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Such hefty price tags have prompted outcries from patients and patient advocates.
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Phil advocates for using the term "slap" in an extreme metal context.
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That idea is unpopular with money transfer companies and immigrant rights advocates.
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Consumer advocates hailed the measure as a major victory for online privacy.
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Advocates for shaming have argued it's a cost-effective alternative—one that
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Renewables advocates argue that the money could be put to better uses.
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Democrats and consumer advocates hope to defend it from being further weakened.
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Human rights advocates and victims&apos families in Nuevo Laredo blame marines.
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This puts advocates for a national paid-leave policy in a bind.
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In any event, Harold Goldstein of Public Health Advocates is pretty psyched.
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Immigration advocates challenged the policy of family detention under the Flores settlement.
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Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg leads this group of pro-Brexit advocates.
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Thankfully, there are a few strong advocates pushing to develop Saudi film.
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But advocates for the bill are realistic about their approach, said Lopez.
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On Election Day, marijuana advocates and entrepreneurs were dealt two conflicting realities.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Cannabis advocates scored a major victory in Israel on Thursday.
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But hey, in the meantime, we won't begrudge privacy advocates their privacy.
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But ERA advocates know what you think and they simply don't care.
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Renewable energy advocates cheered FERC's decision to seek feedback from grid operators.
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This left industry advocates free to challenge the new provisions in court.
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Location-sharing features have sparked alarm among privacy advocates in the past.
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And I don't hear these newfound advocates for innovation calling for either.
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Human rights advocates have condemned the campaign, as has the Obama administration.
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Now those advocates can point to new research to bolster their argument.
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Obamacare advocates believe the program's implementation was well worth the political price.
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But birth control is just the tip of the iceberg, advocates say.
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To human rights advocates, those plans risk running afoul of international law.
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Historically, advocates say, HUD has done little to enforce anti-discrimination laws.
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Democrats and consumer advocates want to keep it from being further weakened.
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Consumer advocates slammed DeVos on Friday for rolling back the student safeguard.
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The association's advocates are committed to inspiring government action and furthering research.
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Advocates for trafficking victims say the date rule has primarily impacted children.
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Family members can be your greatest advocates, particularly when times are tough.
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Advocates say the material is offensive and a potential indicator of bias.
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All four of the singers are considered outspoken advocates of gun control.
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But consumer advocates accuse the industry of deliberate vagueness about its intentions.
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The advocates were concerned it could send the message that Roe v.
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But even then, businesses and privacy advocates are trying to change things.
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Similar bullet points have been the nightmare scenarios for net neutrality advocates.
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Advocates say that request amounts to a 30% cut to foreign assistance.
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The Human Rights Campaign, which advocates for LGBT rights, lambasted the ordinance.
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Consumer advocates rarely take the time to explain this fact of APR.
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Pro-legalization advocates aren't interested, since they're winning despite concerns about commercialization.
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By contrast, globalization's advocates claim that all of this is sheer nonsense.
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Advocates say this will likely affect the claims of thousands of women.
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But the rise in cyclist deaths this year has alarmed safety advocates.
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So the ultimate solution, for net neutrality advocates, is still national legislation.
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Why it matters: What happened: Advocates highlighted Kavanaugh's refusal to answer Sen.
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Immigration advocates said the ruling could spare thousands of people from deportation.
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The results can distress even the most enthusiastic advocates of stakeholder capitalism.
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These measures will not satisfy the staunchest advocates of gender self-ID.
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The breastfeeding advocates' refrain that "all women can breastfeed" is simply false.
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Ahead of Tropic Thunder's release, advocates for the disabled protested the film.
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Ahead of Tropic Thunder's release, advocates for the disabled protested the film.
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Increased surveillance stirs up some worry among students, teachers and privacy advocates.
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And some advocates have privately questioned whether the directive would be enforceable.
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Advocates signaled that they are ready to sue over the new policy.
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Immigration advocates and public health workers have already witnessed this impact firsthand.
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For many advocates of this work, regulatory approval can't arrive too soon.
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Some advocates hope this is a step toward larger federal marijuana reforms.
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The most serious case made by advocates for assisted suicide is autonomy.
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But now some of those advocates are great friends and great blessings.
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But abortion rights advocates counter that the state's actions are about politics.
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But abolition advocates argue that's there's little evidence to support that claim.
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Instead, they now count some key luxury fashion players as their advocates.
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He is also one of its most outspoken advocates on social issues.
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Three human-rights advocates disappeared in China, apparently arrested by the authorities.
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A drive may be on to rid Hong Kong of independence advocates.
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Reproductive rights advocates were thrilled that the Oregon Senate approved the measure.
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Abortion rights advocates are split over the Georgia law's consequences for women.
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Advocates say time may now be short to make any major changes.
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Advocates are calling for continued awareness on the anniversary of her death.
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Consumer advocates who usually support the White House denounced the administration's action.
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And generally, Obamacare advocates would be thrilled with this type of movement.
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Consumer-rights advocates would doubtless scoff, but he may have a point.
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Refugee advocates, human-rights groups and political opponents suspect a baser motive.
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But both advocates and attendants agreed that there's more to be done.
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Gonzalez and Hogg have since become prominent advocates for gun violence prevention.
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The vote was praised by Russia, with which Dodik advocates closer ties.
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Why it matters: This is a huge win for free speech advocates.
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Defenders of laptops and advocates of tablets have been debating computers vs.
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Gun control advocates have hailed the symbolic move as a step forward.
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Advocates note that 18 countries allow transgender troops, from Britain to Israel.
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That's bad for the individual companies and for the country, advocates say.
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Privacy advocates are finally getting (a little bit) of what they want.
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After all this, June still advocates for a brave, giving, selfless love.
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This will turn them into huge advocates that will drive further sales.
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But advocates insist it's worth it to stop the disease from spreading.
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This kind of mobilization is integral to getting people out, said advocates.
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For the sake of concerned civil liberties advocates, let's hope it does.
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Civil-rights advocates are doing what they can to prevent the deportations.
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Tillerson doesn't see the need for a Muslim registry that Trump advocates.
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Some children's advocates are furious because they consider this an easy fix.
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Advocates are hopeful that Nevada, New Jersey and Massachusetts might soon follow.
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But the European Parliament and privacy advocates cast doubt on that assertion.
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Kennedy has, however, worried legalization advocates with his views on recreational pot.
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Advocates say they hope the approval will be the first of many.
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Facebook's Free Basics program specifically has been widely derided by internet advocates.
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Advocates of entirely open borders tend to advance two types of arguments.
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The compromise has powerful Utah advocates behind it, including the Mormon church.
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Civil liberties advocates fear that these projects could be flawed and biased.
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Medicare for All: Yang advocates for a single-payer health care system.
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Child health advocates have called for Facebook to shut down Messenger Kids.
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Advocates of other rights hope to ride a wave of liberal jurisprudence.
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Advocates of equal rights across Asia declared Taiwan a beacon of inspiration.
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She also had four meetings with community advocates, while Powell had one.
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For their part, legalization advocates plan to push ahead with legalization anyway.
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Some advocates of new taxes might consider that to be a benefit.
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Consumer advocates say this makes it prohibitively expensive to take legal action.
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However, advocates for gun reform have starkly different views on the bill.
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But advocates say it's increasingly important to have these conversations in politics.
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Hellerstedt is the biggest break pro-choice advocates have gotten in decades.
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Some advocates allege that the administration is lying about not having capacity.
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Thomas Jefferson was one of the biggest advocates for American wine production.
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McCready advocates additional gun control measures, but not taking away people's guns.
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Some reproductive rights advocates remain deeply frustrated that Clinton would pick Kaine.
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In many cases, advocates say families, especially children, also cope with trauma.
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Local politicians, advocates and community members on Saturday mourned Roberts-Joseph's death.
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Nevertheless, charter school advocates do have some strong evidence in their favor.
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Obama didn't move as quickly as many LGBTQ advocates would have liked.
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ACT for America is at the top of the Muslim Advocates list.
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Labor advocates hope Microsoft's new parental leave policy inspires a similar trend.
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Advocates of these Trump administration policies describe them as anti-abortion policies.
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And that, these advocates say, is the real goal for personalized learning.
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Madihha Ahussain with the group Muslim Advocates called the explosion a tragedy.
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In the long term, at least some neutrality advocates are still optimistic.
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Some of these newer players are committed advocates for their chosen side.
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Pot advocates will hand out free joints next week on Capitol Hill.
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But civil rights advocates and conservationists applauded Obama's monument designations on Thursday.
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Like many top Pentagon officials, transgender advocates were blindsided by Trump's announcement.
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The Sentencing Project advocates for sentencing reform in the criminal justice system.
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