Whether it's advocating on behalf of human rights, advocating on behalf of women's rights, advocating on behalf of freedom of the press.
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This is not advocating for opioids but, rather, advocating for patients.
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Went to bat for them meaning advocating for them, advocating for the release.
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I'm not advocating for laziness, or rather, I am not advocating exclusively for laziness.
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He also makes the distinction that advocating research is not the same as advocating geoengineering.
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"When you hear us advocate, we're not advocating for a settlement, we're advocating for an indictment," Merritt said.
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I realize that advocating for more government spending is like advocating for puppy murder in these dark times.
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Recognize that advocating for immigration, housing, and LGBTQ rights is part of advocating for sex workers' rights, too.85.
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We understand that, by advocating for our members, we are also advocating for the success of the entire nation.
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"The Women's March and our allies are advocating against child camps but we're not advocating for family camps," Sarsour said.
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So when you're in the room with Steve and whoever else, what are you advocating for, and what are they advocating for?
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"The Women's March and our allies are advocating against child camps but we're not advocating for family camps," Sarsour told The Hill.
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And when you find something that you're passionate about, be confident in your convictions in fighting — whether advocating for something or advocating against something.
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"This is an example of the vital role that America has to continue to play around the world in protecting norms and values, advocating on behalf of human rights, advocating on behalf of women's rights, advocating on behalf of freedom of the press," he said.
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An online petition advocating for Abraham-Joseph's release has garnered nearly 134,000 signatures as of Tuesday morning, and several celebrities are advocating against his deportation.
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"The Women's March and our allies are advocating against child camps but we're not advocating for family camps," Women's March co-chair Linda Sarsour told The Hill.
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When asked if he meant he was advocating regime change, Pompeo denied that was necessarily what he was talking about but seemed to suggest advocating Kim's ouster.
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And he's understandably resentful that she comes along and becomes the darling of some on the left for advocating ideas he's been advocating since long before her.
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"If you look at their positions, Marco Rubio right now as a presidential candidate is advocating amnesty, advocating citizenship for 12 million people here illegally," he said.
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Now renewables advocates can go right on advocating for renewables, nuclear fans can go right on advocating for nuclear, and they can continue fighting it out on Twitter.
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But we really spend a lot of time on the ground locally, advocating at the national level and advocating in terms of policies that are really on the ground.
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" "And candidly — and I'm not advocating for Gen.
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When she speaks around the country with her sister and other family members, Baptiste often focuses on the importance of advocating for loved ones and, whenever possible, advocating for oneself.
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Valizadeh's work has included authoring posts advocating the legalization of rape on private property (he later insisted it was satire, though a "raging success") and bragging about advocating predatory sexual behavior.
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"At this point, anybody who is advocating for military action against North Korea is advocating for military action against a nuclear power who has also made threats against the United States," Castro said.
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Advocating against the illness that almost took my life = strong.
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Advocating for repair standards, meanwhile, would help the industry overall.
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She started advocating for the ERA in Nevada in 2015.
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We're just advocating using art as a means of understanding.
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It's all part of a whole system that I'm advocating.
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Yet now many of those same fighters are advocating peace.
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Or are you advocating for something like Scandinavian social democracy?
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Brainard's remarks fell short of advocating for an immediate cut.
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When your host is advocating the assassination of a president.
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Will you be advocating for any specific pieces of legislation?
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Meanwhile, Democrats are advocating for open borders, according to Trump.
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I am just more passionate about advocating for its legalization.
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He's certainly not advocating for his viewers to drink poison.
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The people advocating for the exit don't have a plan.
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They did share some of the ideas it is advocating.
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Just so we're clear: I'm not advocating a NFL boycott.
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Instead, you're advocating for even more donations in the future.
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No elected congressional Republicans are advocating doing anything about it.
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Exactly, and this year the Women's March is advocating #PowerToThePolls.
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There will be certain people that will be advocating daisies.
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However, he's not advocating racking up a bunch of debt.
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"They are not advocating invasion or occupation," Mr. Hof said.
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I'm not advocating that you should keep your team miserable.
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Harwood: Did you feel guilty advocating that as an American?
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In fact, I have been advocating for democracy for decades.
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One of their primary goals: advocating for association health plans.
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I'm not advocating for security departments to be dissolved entirely.
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How are they advocating and educating the public about sleep?
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Is the position you're advocating a credible and defensible one?
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THIS IS SOMETHING YOU'VE BEEN ADVOCATING FOR FOR SOME TIME.
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He was clearly advocating that he should assume that role.
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Advocating for this legislative effort is how I honor her.
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By contrast, advocating marijuana's continued criminalization only compounds those risks.
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And you'd be advocating for it to be out immediately.
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Instead, he focused on broad platforms, vaguely advocating for equality.
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"Discussing it doesn't mean you're advocating it," Dr. Balasubramaniam said.
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You, of course, are somebody who's recently started advocating impeachment.
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Artists advocating for another workforce is a good starting point.
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At least one outside group is advocating for the latter.
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They've been involved with advocating legislatively for good housing laws.
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As of 2018, she was still advocating for rape survivors.
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Big tech companies have started loudly advocating for more regulation.
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I am not advocating here for the nomination of Sanders.
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Are you advocating for parents to become technophobes or luddites?
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Yet this is precisely what some Democrats are now advocating.
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Lee is advocating for consolidating antitrust authority into one agency.
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"I'm not advocating for shutting down the government," Paul said.
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Democrats advocating for these policies will not only win elections.
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"We're definitely not advocating for boycotting anyone's films," he said.
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The nonprofit is advocating for improved sleep safety and education.
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John Ensign in 2011, advocating for more of these programs.
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As with so many of these meaningless labels, they since have been reversed, with so-called "liberals" advocating high tariffs and protectionism and "conservatives" advocating free trade and resistance to government regulation and intrusion.
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Fink said more and more companies are not giving guidance, and he clarified that he was not advocating for an abandonment of quarterly earnings reports, just advocating a different lens through which they are viewed.
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To be sure, I am not advocating for greater incivility, but I am advocating for the creation of a common conversational playing field with common rules that either commonly disallow interruptions or commonly allow them.
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When I was secretary of state, I went around the world advocating for our country but also advocating for women's rights to make sure that women had a decent chance to have a better life.
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They waved pride flags and held signs advocating acceptance and diversity.
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"We are [the ones] advocating for civil liberties, it's incredibly ironic."
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But these incremental changes are not the revolution Sanders is advocating.
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The new comic will show Wonder Woman advocating for women everywhere.
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"She's advocating for quality care for these children under difficult circumstances."
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But, I'm not really advocating for the D.I.Y. route here, either.
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Allyson Felix is advocating for mothers in more ways than one.
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Is that something the two of you had been advocating for?
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I'm not advocating for raising the age of consent to 25.
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Danson has been increasingly active in advocating environmental causes in Washington.
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But while advocating for Hannah, Clay's own behavior becomes progressively concerning.
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Several protesters shouted into bullhorns, advocating East Turkestan's independence from China.
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It sounds like the program you're advocating is the Atkins diet.
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If you know Cory, you understand why I'm advocating for him.
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"The people advocating this are committing economic self-harm," he said.
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She is one of the youngest voices advocating for transgender equality.
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This awards season has been filled with celebrities advocating for change.
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Clinton was advocating were essential for women to control their bodies.
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Luria is advocating a sweetener for Trump, rather than playing hardball.
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Netanyahu has been advocating for tough actions from the White House.
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There is virtually no other authoritative power advocating for methadone decriminalization.
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Well, she's now advocating leaving the damn thing up until July.
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"The more people advocating for curvier women, the better," she says.
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I am not at all advocating for halting initiatives on diversity.
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That did not stop him from advocating for Native American rights.
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Ohanian is not the only voice in advocating for self-care.
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DEIRDRE BOSA: You're not advocating for access to the U.S. market?
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I'm not advocating building apps for the sake of more apps.
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Cruz cut his teeth in conservative legal circles advocating gun rights.
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Women advocating for the end of child marriage often face reprisals.
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The illness didn't stop him from advocating to reprise his role.
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He was not, after all, advocating any kind of political action.
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But he was less clear on exactly what he is advocating.
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Ricardo Lara (D-Calif.) advocating a single payer system for California.
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"I'm advocating for a level playing field," he said last week.
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The only thing I am advocating is the prime minister's deal.
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What: Let Us Survive March and Rally advocating for sex workers.
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"We're advocating strongly for a simpler global tax system," Pichai added.
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What he seems to be advocating actually already has a precedent.
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I'm not sure why you'd be upset unless you're advocating it.
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Advocating for today's dual-income families and for paid family leave.
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"I am not advocating for the regulation of ideas," she said.
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I am not advocating here that the president should be impeached.
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Jennifer devoted her entire career to advocating for women and girls.
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Sanders's campaign, meanwhile, has been about advocating for a political revolution.
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Here's why Bank of America is advocating the increasingly popular alternative.
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It wasn't just policy; I definitely did some advocating for myself.
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It is important to stress we aren't advocating for special treatment.
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Personal trainer Danni Levy has caused controversy by advocating fat-shaming.
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He's advocating for hunting down and killing all of the terrorists.
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Democrats are advocating for the Dream Act, a bill from Sens.
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None of the major health care industries was advocating for repeal.
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I'm not advocating for flipping strangers off, which is obviously rude.
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Here's why Bank of America is advocating the increasingly-popular alternative.
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On those occasions, she was the lone policymaker advocating rate hikes.
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So I'm not advocating they go on some wild spending spree.
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"We are not advocating for a hunter-gatherer lifestyle," he says.
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That means they don't focus on advocating for one specific topic.
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They've become adept at telling their stories and advocating for themselves.
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Republican legislators have become more vocal in advocating for CSR payments.
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Its main focus is advocating reproductive rights in the United States.
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Mr. Frank is now a speaker advocating gay and liberal causes.
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That's a lot of voices that could be advocating for patients.
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He added that he had been advocating for Mr. Karoui's release.
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I thank those who are advocating for Mr. Bayard Rustin's pardon.
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In less than 15 years, politicians began advocating assimilation for nonwhites.
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He also played a role in advocating for his friend's pardon.
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It's about inner confidence to know I'm advocating for what's right.
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"He's always advocating for less exposition and fewer lines," Gray said.
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She's now logging grueling hours advocating for Joe Biden's 2020 bid.
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Bloomberg has been advocating for more gun safety laws for years.
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Brown, for instance, is advocating for a referendum on the Nov.
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I am not advocating that you ignore your analytical, rational mind.
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It looks like advocating for expanded health care and maternal health.
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He and others have been advocating for a 355-ship Navy.
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Now, he says they're advocating the same for the Trump bailout.
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After Paul dropped out, Fabrizio began advocating Trump's candidacy on Twitter.
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"I've been advocating for exactly that kind of reaction," he said.
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So I was advocating you gotta really carve those things up.
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The filmmakers are advocating on behalf of [convicted murderer] Steven Avery.
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"Advocating for 'mental health reform' in the wake of a mass shooting, without explaining why, is almost as much of a non-sequitur as advocating for the improvement of infrastructure after such an event," Annas said.
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We have reinforced that the White Sox organisation is dedicated to advocating for a safe, welcoming ballpark experience for all people and communities...We remain proud of our franchise's longstanding record on advocating for inclusion and diversity.
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But presumably those aren't the kind of jobs Zuckerberg is advocating for.
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I am Jeanine Pirro advocating for truth, justice and the American way.
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"She was advocating for women's rights, not for selective breeding," Schoen said.
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"They're basically advocating for the position that we can't sell stuff anymore."
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Twenge is not advocating for pulling the plug on connected teens altogether.
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I'm not wearing rose-colored glasses or advocating for the status quo.
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I learned there was no one in the room advocating for me.
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I am Jeanine Pirro, advocating for truth, justice and the American way.
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Inhofe is best known for advocating that climate change is a hoax.
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We should become EU2ists, actively planning and advocating a deeply reformed union.
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Crane has been advocating to raise the tobacco buying age since 1996.
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Then, he spiked the public option that he now is advocating for.
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Today, Bullington said, some owners are even advocating for cash-free stores.
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Despite my never claiming supremacy of any kind & advocating for ALL ppl.
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Jalin Kema was very public in advocating for her son's safe return.
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He's known for advocating more-robust, less-partisan cultural engagement among Christians.
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Trump takes on a more substantial role advocating for her husband's candidacy.
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" A T-shirt advocating for hanging journalists, which reads "Rope. Tree. Journalist.
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No one's advocating a wholesale replacement for the moment of silence here.
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I&aposm Jeanine Pirro advocating for truth, justice and the American way.
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He is advocating an "insurance" cut to head off anticipated economic weakness.
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It was advocating genocide through violence against all people who are Jewish.
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Frustrated Brexiteers are increasingly advocating walking away with no deal at all.
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Back in 20163, her campaign for advocating individuality called #LetNoorShine went viral.
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I&aposm Jeanine Pirro, advocating for truth, justice and the American way.
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Within a week, the media began advocating mass deletion of the app.
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But the actress found her true passion in advocating for HIV/AIDS.
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He was also instrumental in advocating for the consumer beyond just products.
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The researchers aren't actually advocating a change to the web's underlying infrastructure.
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That's why the Trump administration has been advocating for devaluing the dollar.
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TVLine's Michael Ausiello even wrote a column advocating for a second season.
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PERINO: I&aposm advocating for Jesse Watters to go swimming with sharks.
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I'm not advocating for guns in classrooms, but wait, yes I am.
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I think that's maybe what you see when you see me advocating.
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The committee also heard from witnesses advocating for Gorsuch to be confirmed.
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Among those advocating for reform is Eli Lilly General Counsel Mike Harrington.
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It's just Trump advocating whatever seems to make sense in the moment.
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Stein recalled writing a memo in the Nixon administration advocating similar goals.
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"Is she seriously advocating young girls to get the flu?" another asked.
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Those advocating a repudiation say the doctrine is still very much alive.
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Monzer Akbik is a Syrian activist advocating for democracy and human rights.
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That would be exactly the opposite of what the ECB is advocating.
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Religious leaders took the initiative and became proactive in advocating for calm.
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Habeas corpus attorneys must be always advocating on behalf of their clients.
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Jaylin Kema was very public in advocating for her son's safe return.
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They aren't advocating that Democrats move to the center to court Republicans.
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Jones also bucked his party's leadership by advocating for campaign finance reform.
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That does not mean advocating for doing whatever you want at work.
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Powell was among those advocating to make the move at that time.
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Ted Cruz is advocating Wednesday for an overhaul to nation's tax system.
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The event sparked a nationwide movement from students advocating for gun reform.
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People literally died at union meetings advocating for a 40-hour workweek.
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Reporting on Hamas is not the same thing as advocating for Hamas.
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The athletes advocating a Sochi boycott are also hopeful that the Dec.
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While some are peaceful, others proceed with chants advocating for armed struggle.
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Shouldn't we be advocating for reform, rather than finding our own shortcuts?
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Kondo is advocating for something as close to perfect consumption as possible.
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So, he seems to be advocating for a 22001-basis-point cut.
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Even during the Umbrella Movement, advocating independence would have been political suicide.
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Mr. Tashi has no known record of advocating Tibetan independence or separatism.
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Today Democrats are advocating a massive tax increase at the Commerce Committee.
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I'm not advocating worry, guilt and shame as the path to happiness.
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We appreciate your help in advocating for sensible approaches with the administration.
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Until now, nobody has been advocating for the children of 9/11.
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At first, advocating for gun violence prevention wasn't as important to me.
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At once, Hannah is advocating for a cause while holding himself accountable.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, advocating an entirely different set of strategic objectives.
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As recently as last week, Kaine wrote two letters advocating bank-regulation.
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I've been criticized for advocating a politics of fear, which is correct.
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That is, they are not advocating for an outright end to capitalism.
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At the same time, Wilcher was advocating that CorrectHealth's contract be extended.
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I am not advocating stasis or blind loyalty to the status quo.
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Those advocating legalization expressed gratification at having a federal judge on board.
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It's caught the attention of current high school students who are advocating.
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At that time, Trump was publicly advocating for improved relations with Moscow.
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She was not alone, advocating us all to be tough on crime.
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Throughout his life, Streicher was committed to advocating the annihilation of Jews.
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Senior officials advocating aggressive policies regularly criticize the trade proponents in private.
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The brave journalists at Charlie Hebdo weren't murdered for advocating neoconservative positions.
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Carbon taxes, funding alternative energies, advocating for Elon Musk's next revolutionary project.
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Wyden accused Wray of advocating for "weak encryption" that would undermine security.
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"We're not advocating walking away from a situation," Mr. Wexler told me.
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Bret: I'm a believer in advocating supposedly impossible ideas, at least editorially.
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"I wouldn't say we were advocating for a censure," New York Rep.
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City of New York advocating for greater constitutional protection for commercial speech.
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We are fighting, advocating, and using our art to break down walls.
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It was also a hub for activists advocating controversial, often lost, causes.
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Others are advocating reverting to the previous capital key over several years.
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Cox was one of the members of parliament advocating continued British membership.
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And I'm glad it did, because I wasn't advocating changing the industry.
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Gupta has been advocating for an end to the practice across industries.
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Labor experts have been studying and advocating these approaches since the 29s.
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"Occasion to speak up" is not just about advocating for one's self.
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Kant wasn't advocating defying God, necessarily, but he was empowering human reason.
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Yet this is what Trump has been consistently advocating for for years.
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Some senators said privately that Barr was advocating for the draft plan.
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" He added, "Whoever is advocating it on behalf of Kosovo, is wrong.
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She emphasized that she's not advocating for people to break the law.
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This is why several central banks are advocating regulations to impose control.
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In the time since then, Maharaj has continued advocating for food reform.
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HANNITY: Well, it&aposs funny, because I remember you advocating strongly for it.
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She said advocating for the rights of immigrants is intense and stressful work.
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I&aposm Judge Jeanine Pirro advocating for truth, justice and the American way.
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Groups advocating stricter immigration enforcement have long opposed the policy of administrative closure.
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And even the authors aren't advocating that people throw out their keto cookbooks.
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And again, I'm not advocating for anybody, or trying to make anybody's decision.
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Some of the cities advocating the change are Charlottesville, Portsmouth, Alexandria and Norfolk.
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By showing the faults of both sides, it's not advocating for indifferent ridicule.
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Nor is he deliberately advocating any form of "pre-war European anti-Semitism".
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Japan, despite advocating disarmament, relies on the U.S. nuclear umbrella for extended deterrence.
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Flyers advocating the murder of Ahmadi Muslims were found in London in 2016.
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And simply talking about harmful things isn't the same as advocating for them.
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It is these families that López Obrador should be advocating for, says Auerbach.
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Pai has for years been advocating for smartphone manufacturers to enable these radios.
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Pledging to obey one's husband isn't in line with advocating for gender equality.
|
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Bernie Sanders and others have been advocating to break up the big banks.
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Beijing is still advocating for the resolution of the trade dispute through dialogue.
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Activists advocating for equality for black Americans in 1965 were brutalized by police.
|
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Despite their findings, the researchers aren't advocating for the discontinuation of smart devices.
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Both Newton and Wood have been advocating for women on and off screen.
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The platform also includes the league advocating on behalf of criminal justice reform.
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It is exactly the sort of thing that green conservatives have been advocating.
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Are you sure you're the best person to continue advocating for the environment?
|
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Now, the model is advocating for legislation, introduced in May by Democratic Rep.
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The moment she starts advocating for herself, people tend to turn against her.
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The incident could also give fresh impetus to those advocating a peaceful resolution.
|
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Learning her worth was a process, but now she's comfortable advocating for herself.
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Bolton could be a strong and powerful voice advocating for a US strike.
|
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Powell was advocating monetarism in the House of Commons in the late 1950s.
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But that didn't stop President Trump for advocating for a "Space Force" today.
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News, a spokesperson for Anderson denied that Anderson was advocating an extreme diet.
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The government in turn threatened action against groups it accused of advocating violence.
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So, partial state ownership of major industries, is that what you are advocating?
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"Advocating for the needs of one's community is not corruption," the rabbi said.
|
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Obama dismissed the suggestion and the approach many in the GOP are advocating.
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Her organization is now advocating for employers to let domestic workers have phones.
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His departure is seen strengthening the hands of those advocating a protectionist agenda.
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It's a must-read for people advocating to reform the criminal justice system.
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At this point, you might wonder if I'm basically advocating legalized pill mills.
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It was organized by a group called PACT—Parents Advocating for Children Together.
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Major technology companies spend handily on advocating for favorable policies around the country.
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Hospitals aren't charging more for the service, nor are they advocating for them.
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It's difficult to see Damore being sacked for, say, advocating a flat tax.
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Despite his numerous drug metaphors, Noah clarified that he wasn't advocating drug use.
|
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Since then, Magerman has been advocating for Congress to break up the company.
|
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Tessa Thompson spoke with Time about the importance of advocating for representation onscreen.
|
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It was vintage Cohen, blissfully advocating the worst possible course for his client.
|
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Mosseri said his biggest regret "is not advocating for that shift years earlier."
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Journalists are not the enemy of the people; we're advocating for the people.
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I'm not advocating for you to add stress and anxiety to your life.
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Like isn't that what you're supposed to be advocating for, for moral leadership?
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The lawsuit says DuVernay's series blames the Reid Technique for advocating 'coercive tactics'
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This week was a big one for those advocating against a tampon tax.
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" "I think you have some who are advocating a far more capitalistic approach.
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Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, was on Fox News advocating repeal of the mandate.
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Certainly those advocating a "conscience amendment" implicitly understand this and they are right.
|
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Instead, Pelosi is advocating an aggressive series of investigations into potential administrative wrongdoing.
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In fact, since February, I've been working and advocating in this space. Why?
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Mobilization's advisory board and a strategist for an Australian group advocating a full
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And people advocating for the Oxford comma have a point now and then.
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Their tune changes when it comes to black people in Tennessee self-advocating.
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Bella tapped the link for the organization, a nonprofit advocating for L.G.B.T. rights.
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We forget he was wildly unpopular when advocating for the Civil Rights Act.
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Our attempts at advocating, unfortunately, fall on deaf ears for the most part.
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To be clear, scientists aren't advocating for letting the kratom market run wild.
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We are advocating for stronger background checks and a ban on assault weapons.
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I am not advocating that Negroes think they are greater than anyone else.
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Afterward, people were coming up and advocating the beard and the hairy chest.
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Advocating too fervently and too unapologetically for the vulnerable upsets the social order.
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We're not advocating for anyone's objectification, but it does seem a little unfair.
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Nobody is advocating that justice be abdicated to the United States this time.
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But Quarles stopped short of advocating for a full disclosure of the models.
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Ironically, the "Never Trump" forces are now the ones advocating this voting freedom.
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She traveled around the country advocating for a constitutional amendment granting women's suffrage.
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They use the same language scientists use when advocating for stronger research practices.
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By supporting Medicare for All, Sanders and Warren aren't simply advocating a plan.
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Why aren't we advocating the same level of oversight for our shared internet?
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You seem to take a very strong, self-advocating tack in your songwriting.
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Ms. Contreras's second job has been advocating support services for her two grandchildren.
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But advocating for yourself and asking for what you deserve can be daunting.
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Airbnb said hosts sent nearly 100,000 emails to Congress advocating for legislative relief.
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Then again, I'm not often in the habit of advocating the Swedish model!
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"They're not advocating for the residents at all," Thomas said of local politicians.
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Mr. Prince is under fire for advocating privatization of United States military missions.
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His work included advocating for the passage of the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act.
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The selection came despite Trump advocating for Collins to be awarded the seat.
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Torriente praised the students for getting involved and advocating on climate change issues.
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Mr. McConnell is advocating trial procedures that would undercut any possibility of that.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates are advocating to expand public service programs in America.
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My father lived his life advocating for and in the pursuance of truth.
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Reactions to BP's latest announcement from people advocating for change have been mixed.
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Robert Gangi, for instance, has long been a gadfly advocating criminal justice reform.
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The number of theologians or priests investigated for advocating supposedly suspect views shrank.
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Biden wouldn't answer, pointing to Obama's record in advocating for kinder immigration policies.
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He said the government simply has no place in advocating for energy efficiency.
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Military officials have been advocating an increase in raids in Yemen in particular.
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Many posts advocating for MMS also expressed skepticism or outright fear of vaccines.
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LARRY FINK: I have an advocating for that rule to change quite considerably.
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It's not just reversing rights, but advocating for fewer protections for LGBT folks.
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One expert advocating for cash is Charles Newsome, divisional director at Investec Wealth.
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Gross has warned investors away from stocks and bonds, advocating real assets instead.
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Yousafzai was shot in 2012 by a Taliban gunman for advocating women's education.
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But Sanders' plan also spends a lot of time advocating for community broadband.
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And that's what Farmers Union members will be advocating for on Capitol Hill.
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The Hatch Act prohibits White House officials from advocating for or against candidates.
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Because when it comes to advocating and defending Trump, it simply doesn't exist.
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Gig Workers Rising, a labor group advocating for A.B. 5, hailed its passage.
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Tamar Arimborgo, an FP congresswoman, called him a "dictator" for advocating early elections.
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Soon after the call, Trump began advocating for Russia to rejoin the G7.
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On foreign policy he gives us one he's been advocating for since 1975.
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Taylor Swift won't "calm down" when it comes to advocating for artists' rights.
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Many environmental organizations are still advocating against the bill, even with these updates.
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I have spent my career advocating for an end to the Korean War.
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However, it does give to groups advocating for criminal justice and immigration reform.
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No one -- no one -- is advocating a freeze or rollback from today's numbers.
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Crapo introduced a letter signed by more than 100 economists advocating Waller's confirmation.
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A group of former Republican officials has begun advocating for a carbon tax.
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"They were involved very much in advocating for the other prisoners," Brunson said.
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The group is known for advocating the nomination and confirmation of conservative judges.
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"I am not advocating for them at all," Brown said of the tariffs.
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Manafort began advocating Fabrizio's hiring soon after he joined Trump's campaign in March.
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Let me be clear: I am not advocating for harsher penalties for anyone.
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"What I'm advocating for isn't to completely give up on Medium," he said.
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"We all need insurance, so I'm not advocating cancelling any policies," Henderson said.
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The group also said they were vocal in advocating against certain decisions or actions taken by Google and were involved in matters such as signing letters to cancel controversial government contracts, organizing and participating in walkouts, and advocating for unionization.
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We'll be advocating just as much for our foundational priorities as we always have.
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Quick break for some devil's advocating: Maybe you don't need to break up forever.
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Mill is advocating to have a 2008 conviction on drug and gun charges overturned.
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The AMA, for one, is advocating for more physicians to treat substance use disorders.
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But soon she became involved in Hoboken civic life, advocating for more park space.
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He's not advocating buying in, instead he is trimming equity positions on the margin.
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Besides advocating outright cuts to her agency, Gorsuch took a lax view toward enforcement.
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Normally one of the market's most avid bulls, Lee is advocating caution this year.
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Jesus does not invent this idea of advocating for the unemployed and sharing resources.
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He also spoke with those advocating on their behalf and fighting the government order.
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POOL: Well, that&aposs exactly what is crazy is they are advocating small government.
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Camp has hired two attorneys known for defending hackers and advocating for electronic privacy.
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What DeGeneres is advocating there is sort of anti-Trumpism in its purest form.
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The group's stated mission excludes advocating for (or against) government policies like carbon prices.
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On the other, it is stirring to see thousands of women advocating for themselves.
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But I find that social workers are not always great at advocating for themselves.
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Abbott, meanwhile, is advocating for Oldham, who serves as the governor's deputy general counsel.
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Employee: I don't think I was... Seifert: I'm not saying you're advocating for that.
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It has since collaborated with scores of artists and groups advocating criminal-justice reform.
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To be clear: What Obama is advocating for isn't that people change their beliefs.
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The organization's sweet spot is advocating for and educating those that are particularly vulnerable.
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Practice your ability to rationalize your argument by advocating for it with your stakeholders.
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There's a difference between advocating for your candidate and harassing someone for their views.
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He aspired to be a military lawyer, and wanted a career advocating for veterans.
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These candidates, with the backing of civil-society groups, are advocating for national reforms.
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I have spent years advocating for practical change in U.S. trade and economic policy.
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Meanwhile, conservative outlets have accused her of "advocating for illegal aliens" while on air.
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Many of Malong&aposs supporters have been advocating for his release from house arrest.
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She told me I had done a great job advocating for Greenie the Tortoise.
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"I do not believe they're malicious," he said of the group advocating for inclusion.
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Both father and son are among those who are advocating for a wealth tax.
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When you're advocating for yourself, you're helping shape your narrative in the workplace. 5.
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Because he pursued the policies that you&aposve been advocating for years and years.
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As a result, we are dedicated to advocating for improved conditions in these facilities.
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Does this mean that I'm advocating that you cheat to level the playing field?
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Lena Dunham plans to keep advocating for all women, regardless of their political leanings.
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But anyone advocating for a "clean" increase wants to avoid all of this altogether.
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Cimarusti's staunch beliefs toward advocating sustainable fishing practices fall perfectly in line with Gray's.
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Supporting Israel means advocating for a society that cultivates innovation instead of stifling it.
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Emma Watson has spent much of her time post-Harry Potter advocating for women.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.), is aligned with Ryan on Medicare, advocating for an overhaul.
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Here's what we're advocating: First, the change has to start at the very top.
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Besides advocating for the melanin-deficient, the site also appears to be strictly heteronormative.
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But I don't want to get carried away advocating for my choice of phone.
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Al Jazeera has also made this video advocating for press freedom around the world.
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The president's comments reveal that the immigration policies he's advocating are, at root, racist.
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Powell is considered less hawkish than Taylor, who is seen advocating higher interest rates.
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Hundreds of people on social media are advocating boycotts of Amazon during Prime Day.
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The Brady Center has been advocating for an assault weapons ban since the Feb.
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"We have been so vocal about her situation and advocating for her," Miguel says.
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Again, there is a big difference between advocating horrible ideas and acting on them.
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WE'RE NOT GOING TO ENGAGE IN TERMS OF EITHER ADVOCATING OR CONTESTING THE DEAL.
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We are not advocating the mass shutdown of charters, because closing schools harms children.
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All three of these have a long track record of advocating confrontation with Iran.
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It's a war that the current national security advisor has been advocating since 2007.
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The bill Stewart is advocating for would expand compensation for first responders through 2090.
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While that's definitely part of the process, so is advocating for your own work.
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Groups like Harm Reduction Ohio are advocating for syringe-exchange programs throughout the state.
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It was not a cause for which the majority of citizens was seriously advocating.
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President Obama has started advocating for it again, and Hillary Clinton has embraced it.
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Apple is fighting against a grassroots push that's advocating for the right-to-repair.
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Kasky has since organized March for Our Lives, an group advocating for gun control.
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Since leaving public office she has committed her time to advocating for gun control.
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They're also tasked with advocating on students' behalf on academic, medical, and personal issues.
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While advocating for a cautious approach, Pelosi didn't rule out the possibility of impeachment.
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China's detractors, right and left, are emboldened, while those advocating more engagement are exhausted.
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"Donald Trump is a voter registration machine and a citizenship-advocating engine," said Rep.
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I am not a Mormon and am not advocating that religion or any other.
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These are people our elected leaders should be advocating for, not the millionaire class.
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"I'm not advocating for any president doing an end-run around Congress," she said.
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Yet, both political parties are advocating proposals with little chance of being enacted soon.
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During that time, I was doing a lot of advocating for just being trans.
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Freemuse is an independent international organization advocating for and defending freedom of artistic expression.
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What I'm advocating for is a system that grows leaders, not electioneers and partisans.
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By day, she works with the LA mayor's office advocating for sustainable energy solutions.
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Of course, the IoHO isn't advocating for a future that looks like the Matrix.
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Advocating for Trump's infrastructure plan, which is dead on the Hill, wasn't juicy enough.
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Maxine Waters and former attorney general Eric Holder, have been advocating on her behalf.
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After her assault, Koestner began advocating for better awareness of rape and rape victims.
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Of course, I'm not advocating that a poorer life is necessarily a better one.
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Nor is the group advocating for any tangible social media regulations at this point.
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I am not advocating for political art, for sentimental brow-beating, or loose propaganda.
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The issue was whether speech advocating for violence was protected by the First Amendment.
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Lisowski will be advocating on the Battlefield Excellence through Superior Training (BEST) Practices Act.
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They thought that "we were secretly advocating for the prolongation" of oil and gas.
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Well, to be crystal clear: I'm not advocating for any throwing in of towels.
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I remember advocating for a take where I was doing a little breathing exercise.
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Advocating for those fleeing war and destitution has been a hallmark of Francis' pontificate.
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Francisco, began advocating in 1947 for a bill that would make it easier to
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Overall though, xHamster is more vocal about advocating for diversity and inclusivity than others.
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While many students are enthusiastically embracing Tío Bernie, others are passionately advocating for Sen.
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Professor Cacioppo is one of the leading voices advocating for better treatment of loneliness.
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He opposes this order by advocating a system of raw power and national interest.
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Second, the international community must be more responsive in advocating for stronger democratic institutions.
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Ideally, you'll have an attorney and a financial advisor who are advocating for you.
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However, there may be an instance in which advocating for yourself results in conflict.
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But for those advocating freedom of expression, the restoration was too little, too late.
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But he said he was pleased Ms. Warren was still advocating Medicare for all.
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In 2010, she surprised the political world by advocating in support of gay marriage.
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Wray pushed back on the assertion that he was advocating for weak security practices.
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She's an effective communicator, more positive than anyone else and comfortable advocating for herself.
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" At Wednesday's presidential candidate debate, candidate Mike Bloomberg swiped at Sanders for advocating "communism.
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A new group, Tsunami Democratic, has emerged, advocating more active forms of civil disobedience.
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In 2011 he criticized fellow Democrats for advocating a higher tax rate for millionaires.
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There are people throwing salami at parked cars and neighbors advocating for pet ducks.
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" "Every American, especially former secretary of state should be advocating for America's foreign policy.
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If you aren't advocating for yourself, you're not giving anyone else a reason to.
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The UNHCR said it is advocating with Kenyan authorities to better support LGBT+ refugees.
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Advocating for a single payer healthcare system in his home state, California State Sen.
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Melania Trump has made advocating for children her signature issue since becoming first lady.
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A broad coalition among many of the organizations advocating on particular issues is needed.
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Arab-American groups have been advocating for years to have census questions in Arabic.
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You must condemn the very act of speaking or advocating as a virtual crime.
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I-- am I disappointed that maybe I'm not advocating better to change an outcome?
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We believe that part of living out those values is advocating for our coworkers.
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Volker4:313 PM July 22In the meantime Rudy is now advocating for phone call.
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In time, he found his voice while he continued advocating for a free cinema.
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During the same exchange, Harris asked directly if Barr was advocating for a wall.
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"I think I'm advocating a system, a barrier system, in some places," he said.
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"I'm not advocating for any president doing an end run around Congress," she said.
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Or do you think he would just become more effective in advocating for them?
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So what do you think of this new research advocating sex once a week?
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But Barr has continued advocating for "tough on crime" views, at least until recently.
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Those advocating a more polite politics argue that civility should be the left's m.o.
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But what should the people advocating your side of the issue be hoping for?
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Prior to receiving certification, AUE has actively been advocating for the British arts community.
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"The secretary of state should desist from feeding the nation's pets to the wolves of Twitter," Ian Gregory, a pet collar lobbyist (whose job apparently includes advocating for shocking good dogs), told the Independent, referring to social media campaigns advocating against shock collars.
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"I don't believe that it's inevitable, and if we want to be advocating for a more just world, I don't believe we should be advocating for that industry," said Ane Mathieson, who works with trafficking survivors at the nonprofit Sanctuary for Families.
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"I am advocating the no-fly zone both because I think it would help us on the ground to protect Syrians; I'm also advocating it because I think it gives us some leverage in our conversations with Russia," she said in December.
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" The draft of the complaint stated that "approximately 15 minutes of the 21-minute appearance was consumed by Ms. Conway advocating against the election of Democrat Doug Jones" and "additionally defending or advocating for the election of Jones' Republican opponent, Roy Moore.
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Both candidates highlight their progressive records, careers spent advocating for civil rights and grassroots work.
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This morning he decried white supremacy, advocating for Harriet Tubman's place on the $20 bill.
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O'Leary is famously known for advocating against debt (once even declaring that debt is evil).
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So lots of folks are advocating solar power systems as a jump into the future.
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Despite the findings, though, Przybylski isn't advocating that parents let kids have unlimited screen time.
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I will never stop advocating for Planned Parenthood, because it is all about health care.
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"I will continue to be a loud economic voice advocating for your policies," Moore added.
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This is what a lot of us ran on — we've been advocating it for years.
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SMEX is an organization advocating for a free and open internet in the Arab world.
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When white nationalists agitate against African Americans, they blame Jews for advocating for civil rights.
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The defendants posed as politically and socially active Americans advocating for and against particular candidates.
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Republicans accuse Democrats of using the tactic to appease their base that's advocating for impeachment.
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Advocating for myself boosted my gumption and self-confidence, propelling me up the corporate ladder.
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Why is it important for city governments to be advocating for women in this way?
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The Daily Mail had led a campaign advocating for the visa program to be expanded.
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Now here he was, advocating for himself, telling himself and the world that he mattered.
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Maybe what I'm advocating isn't so much photo retouching as being enthusiastically bad at things.
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Nico Tortorella is advocating to end to surgical intervention when a child is born intersex.
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She stressed, however, that she wasn't advocating that the program would work across the country.
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Within the party, Maia rose by strongly advocating for and winning a party re-branding.
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By 2013, Yang was actively lecturing and advocating a faith-based argument for immigration reform.
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Final Thoughts Advocating for accessibility isn't just about standing up for people who need accommodation.
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Yes, they were telling people to do the exact opposite of what he was advocating.
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Since the referendum those advocating a soft Brexit have been shouted down as anti-democratic.
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Lane accused CehBeachActual of advocating for such facilities so he could spy on little girls.
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She is advocating the abolition of an entire industry, one that employs approximately 550,000 people.
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As an attorney, I've been representing and advocating for sex workers for over 15 years.
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He likes the work of keeping the farm up and advocating for farmers in Vermont.
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Gottesfeld, who disagreed with the hospital's diagnosis, began advocating online for her release, prosecutors said.
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Most Hong Kongers reckon the party is advocating a course of action that is unrealistic.
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Of course, some organizations and brands have been advocating for this principle since their inception.
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Although Amazon removed Nicolosi's books, several other books advocating conversion therapy remain on the platform.
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An adult advocating for an unheard child acts as an amplifier for that child's needs.
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The family was known for offering free hugs to strangers and advocating for social justice.
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But they have had little success advocating for harsher sentences and victim compensation, he added.
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Rather, according to the GOP group, it's "an unhinged mob" advocating incivility and even violence.
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Conservatives have been advocating for this tech-neutral concept in a number of ways: Sen.
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TC: How did you move from advocating for lean startups to writing this new book?
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The League goes well beyond reasonable concern over refugees, advocating xenophobic and unworkable deportation policies.
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It is also one of the few groups advocating for the legalization of methadone therapy.
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There's a personal story behind how you began advocating for the importance of intergenerational care.
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I'm not advocating a player continually doing it because a player like Rafa would adjust.
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We'd have to depend on the international community and this is what I've been advocating.
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Both served as moderate Republicans who generally opposed runaway government spending while advocating social tolerance.
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Mnuchin was in Louisville on Monday advocating a tax-code overhaul, The Washington Post reported.
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In light of America's uncertain political climate, John Legend is advocating a message of hope.
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The company is advocating for stations in the Northeastern United States, with several in development.
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A search for "autism cures" still returns over 400 books, with many advocating alternative medicines.
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There was also a concern in Rome that certain priests were advocating violence - they weren't.
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" Border adjustment tax: "Full immediate border adjustment would be too disruptive — nobody's advocating for that.
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Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker have been advocating for similar platforms for years.
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They're on advocating for human rights for everyone, and expanding the definition of human rights.
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This is hugely challenging, and I'm certainly not advocating for giving a platform to extremists.
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Advocating that law-enforcement officers defy the law would invite more scrutiny from its opponents.
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And to explain away things like seemingly advocating police to be more violent toward criminals.
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I'm not advocating censorship, and I understand Gramercy's need to earn back its production costs.
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Lawmakers, led by Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, have been advocating for Holt's immediate release.
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In a Facebook post Monday, Yiannopoulos denounced the claims that he was advocating for pedophilia.
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They're advocating for the big power companies and the big drug companies and Wall Street.
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I don't think I would be able to be out there advocating for other people.
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The delay upset those who have been advocating for the victims in the 2013 crash.
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But even if it does, what kind of sex are such data mining apps advocating?
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And I support and will work hard to implement what the President has been advocating.
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Providing support for a movement advocating for women of color isn't weird for Poletic Justice.
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That's the strategy I've been advocating for Facebook but that Apple actually took to heart.
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The draft bill reformers are advocating would introduce "divorce Filipino style," as Millora put it.
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Jaime King is advocating for survivors of sexual assault by bravely sharing her own story.
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I am not advocating that every American home have both a gun and a bong.
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This came after the president recently signed an executive order advocating a "Buy American" policy.
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Meanwhile, activism advocating for gun control has been at an all-time high in America.
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Of course, I'm not advocating feminist separatism here or permanently entering into another echo chamber.
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Either she has no idea how investigations work, or she's advocating for a witch hunt.
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The Greens reject a cap on migrant arrivals that the Bavarian CSU has been advocating.
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So you will see her in the halls of Congress, advocating for immigration reform legislation.
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Joyful Heart is advocating for legislation in every state across the country, and it's working.
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Others are advocating applying the current shareholder structure rigorously and adjusting this stock over time.
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Representing and advocating for you has been one of the greatest privileges of my life.
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And, advocating for those who have lost their lives and loved ones is our duty.
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Sanders in — and not attack him for — advocating a Glass-Steagall fit for the today.
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He also began advocating for the legalization of marijuana and introduced an environmental justice bill.
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Pharmacists are also advocating for a greater role in helping patients navigate costly drug choices.
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Lately, he has shifted his focus to anti-corruption campaigns and advocating for Iraq's poor.
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With no political audience, the group is left advocating for a handful of wealthy financiers.
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Luxury fashion brand Gucci is advocating for women's rights to abortion with its latest collection.
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There are now voices in the U.S. advocating a preemptive strike against North Korea. Rep.
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I've been advocating the yoga class as an event to regain composure and gather strength.
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We firmly believe that advocating on behalf of the Uighur population is a moral imperative.
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In February 2019, Ms. Pross testified before the Congress, advocating for a cannabis banking solution.
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It prohibits White House officials from advocating for or against candidates, even in media interviews.
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And Erdoğan was advocating for a larger role for these groups in the Turkish public.
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Mutter that we're advocating for gun control and depriving you of your Second Amendment rights.
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Trump has pursued hardline immigration policies including advocating a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Of course we are not advocating imposing costs to all forms of collective decision making.
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Kremer was also a frequent surrogate on cable news advocating for Trump throughout the election.
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Thanks for watching, I&aposm Jeanine Pirro, advocating for truth, justice and the American way.
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That they are somehow advocating for only pharmaceutical treatments, and are against preventative lifestyle strategies.
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She has given a voice to the silenced and the reviled, advocating for their survival.
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Advocating for safe sex toys is important for consumer education, resisting capitalism, and social justice.
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Part of it is ... And I'm not advocating for people to give up on lawyers.
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Costa Rica doesn't come to mind when thinking of countries advocating for the queer community.
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Of course, advocating that military members not vote is itself a distinctly partisan political act.
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But he's also advocating a deep heart-to-heart to turn the party's prospects around.
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She has since become a youth leader advocating for environmental policies all over the world.
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Shah is not alone in advocating for a paradigm shift in how we understand pandemics.
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Goldstein has spent his life advocating for a more holistic approach to medicine in animals.
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Reformers advocating pensions for widows or shelters for the homeless were accused of fostering dependency.
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The biggest change the paper is advocating for is rhetorical: Results that currently meet the .
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Moving forward, we can surely expect DoorDash to continue advocating for its independent worker model.
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Research tells us they are better than men at advocating on behalf of others. Yeah.
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Rather, I am advocating for sexual expression and exercise that doesn't cause inferiority and shame.
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All the while, Ms. Jayamaran effortlessly moved among the powerful, advocating for restaurant workers' rights.
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For example, getting rid of the Johnson Amendment prohibiting places of worship from advocating politically.
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Democratic politicians have tended to be the ones advocating governmental policies to limit drug prices.
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Pragmatists will rejoin that there's no sense in advocating impeachment when the G.O.P. controls Congress.
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"He was just asking questions, he wasn't advocating one way or the other," Jones said.
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To be clear, we are not advocating for special privileges or advantages for American companies.
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In fact, of course, its authors were merely advocating a sensible reduction in meat eating.
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Others, including front-runner Joe Biden, the former vice president, stopped short of advocating impeachment.
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As recently as Tuesday, the Pentagon was advocating an indefinite American military presence in Syria.
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They would pluck people up — professors, teachers, journalists, students — anyone advocating a more just society.
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Don't count Mayor Pete out based on experienceTo be sure, I'm not advocating for Buttigieg.
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Yet organisations advocating for girls' rights say there has been almost no consultation with them.
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We must also establish an agency charged with advocating for the privacy interests of America.
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The ruling party in many places took down posters and billboards advocating a "no" vote.
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Here again I'm aware of nobody advocating a "let-the-terrorists-come-too" immigration policy.
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Here again I'm aware of nobody advocating a "let-the-terrorists-come-too" immigration policy.
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A political party advocating independence for Hong Kong was formed, then disbanded by the government.
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In 1992, Hayden won election to the state Senate advocating for environmental and educational issues.
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Memory is a 22-year-old activist, advocating for girl's education and against child marriage.
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But the policies that he's advocating for are the ones that we've been looking for.
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But it soon becomes clear that there's a miscommunication about what specifically they're advocating for.
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The Carbon Dividends plan the group is advocating for proposes a gradually rising carbon fee.
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Mr. Flynn seems to be advocating a shotgun approach toward a target that requires precision.
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There are people advocating more inflation now, maybe two percent is too low a target.
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As a practical matter, groups advocating the cause find themselves in state courts almost continually.
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The danger is that the loudest voices on both sides will be those advocating violence.
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So, too, is raising awareness and advocating for the acceptance of relief from all quarters.
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President Donald Trump has, in turn, attacked Democrats for advocating the elimination of the agency.
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China is thus advocating for open dialogue rather than armed conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
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It's unclear who — if anyone — is advocating on behalf of science in the Trump administration.
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They are not advocating sacrifice or asceticism; they don't believe it would do any good.
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Advocating for the "science of better breeding," eugenicists endorsed sterilizing people considered unfit to reproduce.
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The elections attracted a wide range of candidates, from an American gynecologist who photoshopped his face onto the body of an astronaut to an Italian man advocating a "space nation for the Goths!" or a Turkish man advocating Istanbul be declared the center of Asgardia.
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When I was secretary of state, I went around the world advocating for our country, but also advocating for women's rights, to make sure that women had a decent chance to have a better life and negotiated a treaty with Russia to lower nuclear weapons.
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From the campaign's public letter to the tech titan: The only difference between the changes we are advocating at Apple now and the type of change shareholders are better known for advocating is the time period over which they will enhance and protect value.
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But elected officials in the U.S. have been mixed, with many advocating against sending more troops.
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Bernie Sanders has been labeled a radical for advocating for a publicly-financed health care system.
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Beulaygue said that the researchers are not advocating for marijuana as a new weight loss tool.
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There is one organization that is advocating against it: Floridians for a Sensible Voting Rights Policy.
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Trump long identified with war-weary Americans skeptical about the Afghan war, even advocating a pullout.
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That taught me that actually administering the kind of program I was advocating would be thorny.
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"He's been very careful in advocating the view of the committee," said one Democratic Judiciary member.
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They were paraded across the country like prized pets until they started advocating for their emancipation.
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The stakes: LGBT advocates have been advocating for protections under the Civil Rights Act for decades.
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They can tackle the problem of cynicism by advocating values such as service, duty and country.
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This is why I have been advocating for the legalization of marijuana in New York state.
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You are your own boss, so you should be advocating for yourself and building a clientele.
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The debt comment was widely debated, with some analysis saying Trump was advocating renegotiating with creditors.
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She would need a presidential pardon to be released, which Kardashian West has been advocating for.
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What the Trump Administration is advocating for is nothing short of a constitutional right to discriminate.
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Scollon said he believes that advocating for political policies has always been part of healthy democracies.
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It's not the only company that has faced a backlash for advocating for a political cause.
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So many people, including scientists and technologists, are advocating for justice instead of access to power.
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The defendants posed as politically and socially active Americans, advocating for and against particular political candidates.
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Black voters have leaned Democratic ever since the party began advocating for greater civil rights protections.
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Today's nationalists, whether in Russia, Turkey, Italy or China, so far refrain from advocating global conquest.
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Despite reports of its private negotiations, SEIU publicly backed away from advocating for such a compromise.
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I'm one of their top athletes advocating for not only gymnastics but also for the Olympics.
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Poynter, who is deaf, has been advocating for better closed captioning over the past two years.
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However, those advocating for more oversight in this industry have never argued for such an arrangement.
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" She suggests that William support Kate by "advocating for her … it's about speaking up for her.
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The same goes for lawyers forced to pay dues to bar associations advocating positions they reject.
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I'm advocating, we go for new and better and we don't reform these old, broken systems.
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They were paraded across the country like prized pets, until they started advocating for their emancipation.
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In China itself the field has tilted in favour of those advocating a more unyielding stance.
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For example, Corbyn reportedly refused to do an event with Prime Minister Cameron advocating to remain.
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Rouhani's hardline critics accuse him of having encouraged moral corruption in society by advocating social tolerance.
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Since the fourth grade, M.S. has been advocating for the right to use the girls' bathroom.
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In part, those advocating a warier approach to China are bowing to an unhappy political logic.
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I'M ADVOCATING FOR A STRATEGIST STATE, AND ON THIS WE MAY HAVE SOME POINTS IN COMMON.
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Some aspiring astronauts, like Abigail Harrison, have been publicly advocating the need to fly more women.
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Whatever happened, student parents and those advocating on their behalf are cautiously optimistic about the development.
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By the April party congress, Dubcek was advocating a new path, "socialism with a human face".
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The third group was the control, so they weren't given any materials advocating for healthy eating.
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Kobach is nationally known for advocating tough policies on illegal immigration and strict voter identification laws.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is advocating a 70 percent marginal tax rate on income above $10 million.
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Trump argued that advocating for greener environmental policies must not come at the expense of jobs.
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But those efforts at least had to be packaged as advocating for particular issues, not candidates.
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Those advocating for the student in this case say this leaves transgender students without federal protections.
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We're not advocating a "Just Say No" position on raising venture capital – we're VCs after all.
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An international center advocating against hate, terrorism and anti-Semitism was one to join the chorus.
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Consider volunteering in your community, advocating for an issue you support or joining a local group.
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The housing industry is also likely to be active in advocating for its tax-reform priorities.
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The presidential candidate touting empty promises for coal trumped the one advocating ambitious plans for solar.
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"There's no one advocating that we get involved in ongoing tactics around this campaign," he says.
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" Arent Fox, which is primarily a law firm, will be advocating for "library services expansion initiatives.
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But these are very, very political issues that a lot of people are advocating to change.
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He is outwardly angry at the influence of big money in politics, advocating for aggressive change.
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I'm not advocating that Campbell be pardoned for abuse that she has inflicted on other people.
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Ginsburg joined the Supreme Court in 23 after a long career of advocating for women's rights.
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The only organizations advocating for the repeal of these rules were the nation's largest broadband companies.
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No Democrat is advocating going easy on the president or skirting the mounting White House controversies.
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Attendees this year are also big on advocating for body positivity and to decriminalize sex work.
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This week, Nancy Pelosi and Steven Mnunchin are both advocating for a "clean" debt ceiling hike.
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Hussein was politically active in resisting the British and advocating for more freedoms for all Kenyans.
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With powerful neighbours still openly advocating its destruction, the Jewish state will keep its doomsday weapons.
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She's an influential policy adviser on a presidential campaign who is advocating for a specific plan.
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When publishers rely on trailers to promote their authors' works, they're not really advocating their books.
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What you're arguing is ... You're advocating for a different model, which is getting some traction now.
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The Pay Gap:May has had a long history of advocating for narrowing the gender pay gay.
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Only "airspace users," not consumers, travelers, or groups advocating on their behalf, can challenge the fees.
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"We are still very vocal about advocating for a split," SVM analyst Gianluca Ferrari told Reuters.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) asked Carson to commit to advocating for a robust budget for HUD.
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But more fundamental to this tragedy are Puerto Rico's encumbrances in advocating for its own interests.
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We may stake no claim to representing, advocating or otherwise holding forth about the grieving process.
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Listen, I know I'm always advocating for Molly to have more face time with her therapist.
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Left-leaning groups on Monday launched a campaign advocating for the government to break up Facebook.
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Police groups are advocating for the measure, claiming officers are at a higher risk than before.
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"The one country advocating continued use of PFOS in fire-fighting foam is China," he said.
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"She's advocating for quality care for these children as they're in a difficult situation," she said.
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I grew up with parents who showed me the values of caregiving and advocating for others.
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Is advocating for border security to end the illegal immigration crisis an expression of white supremacy?
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Protecting the rights and well-being of one people necessitates advocating the same for the other.
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Trump and some other Republicans say people who want to abolish ICE are advocating open borders.
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Afterward, I got involved in advocating for a civilian review board to oversee the local police.
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A bipartisan cadre of governors and congressional representatives are advocating for more forgiving, rehabilitative prison policies.
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But few advocating this maximum pressure approach seem willing to acknowledge what it realistically would entail.
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Ms. Conway said she was not advocating discussing Mr. Clinton's dalliances, although she said discussing Mrs.
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Those include tax credits issued for hiring new employees or advocating the use of alternative energy.
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Advocating for Human Rights: A Conversation with Amnesty International's Margaret Huang Tuesday, November 14, 7 p.m.
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Previous attacks have mostly singled out individuals advocating a secular or liberal lifestyle, or religious minorities.
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Kilmeade referred to the Organizing for Action group, which is committed to advocating for Obama's agenda.
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Do not try to stop trans folk from advocating for and implementing their own safety measures.
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Nevertheless, Trump took a pro-gun stance in advocating arming some schoolteachers to prevent school shootings.
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Miranda would probably be advocating on the part of women and their rights on social media.
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She's scaled that back, now advocating for a referendum on the Euro than abandoning it outright.
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I think there were people within the campaign who were advocating that she talk to me.
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No doubt there were many advocating for peace at that time, probably even more than usual.
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The company did not accuse Gab of advocating hate, but of not banning those who do.
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In terms of the Colombian economy, Petro is advocating for less reliance on oil and exports.
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"This is something I've been advocating for six months," Paul said on MSNBC in late September.
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It's unclear if the company is planning to release dairy products, but it's certainly advocating them.
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Nobody is advocating for a course of action that risks a fiscal crisis for the country.
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It sounds like what you're advocating for is a more holistic approach, a systems-thinking approach.
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"Early on, people were advocating at the capital, but their work was not coordinated," she said.
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I'm on TV, I'm advocating for him, I'm campaigning for him, I'm raising money for him.
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I'm focusing on base building, know your rights, and advocating for the workers for their rights.
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We also can expect organizers from Working Washington to keep advocating for better wages and protections.
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If you're donating or advocating for something that has political repercussions, it's just not worth it.
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Ms. York is advocating that the law go national, and that the Obama guidance be repealed.
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It's got an army of lobbyists in D.C., spending millions advocating for its interests each year.
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It would be impossible to advocate what he is advocating for and be sheepish and apologetic.
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Instead, candidates are deriding free trade as a threat to American workers and advocating for protectionism.
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Everything on Netflix is political, and a lot of it is advocating for the status quo.
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But advocating a strong independent judiciary could serve as a meaningful deterrent to bad police behavior.
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Betz is advocating on social media to get doctors more personal protective equipment to treat patients.
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The cars drove around the building honking and displaying signs advocating for the detained people inside.
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That seemed to be what Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was advocating at a conference this month.
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And some of those tactics that people are advocating for, to me, don't reflect that spirit.
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Advocating for patients is as much a part of medical care as the medical care itself.
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Many actors and film workers have been advocating improved safety conditions on set, especially since then.
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Mr. Trump dismissed the activists as advocating a form of "radical socialism" that Americans would reject.
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Go deeper: Some Republicans are advocating a gentler approach to close the door on his inquiry.
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Does being a socialist mean advocating for the complete abolition of capitalism, markets, and private property?
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Attorneys advocating on Ramirez's behalf say his deportation could hinder an ongoing conversation about the Oct.
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"I understand advocating on the part of tenants," said Gary LaBarbera, president of the labor council.
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What I am advocating for is a broadening of horizons as it relates to evaluating candidates.
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Yang has been a cheery presence onstage, advocating his signature proposal for a universal basic income.
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Mr. Rouhani's more conservative critics accuse him of having encouraged moral corruption by advocating social tolerance.
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"I've spent my entire career advocating for patient privacy in many, many endeavors," Dr. Helfmann said.
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To be clear, I'm not advocating for voice messaging to replace video chat or written texts.
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Even the support group seemed torn between advocating for improvement, and appreciating the capacity to rebuild.
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"She would be advocating for women studying STEM, women in meteorology, women on television," she said.
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This year, Sanders, advocating a "political revolution," is once again in the top tier of candidates.
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She's now advocating to end period poverty globally while simultaneously completing her degree at Cambridge University.
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This has also been one of the five demands that the anti-government protesters are advocating.
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" Stone said members of Congress who are advocating for Trump's impeachment need to "get over it.
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The groups, under the umbrella Freedom From Facebook, were advocating for the breakup of the company.
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He is presumably also not advocating a return to the predominantly male workforce of that period.
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But he isn't advocating for the federal government to mandate other companies follow suit, Perkins said.
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Advisors who believed in her vision and her potential were comfortable advocating for her to investors.
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McBath fired back, arguing that she was simply advocating for a key part of her platform.
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Teens have been rightly praised for taking the lead in advocating for more gun control measures.
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Audi's ad advocating equal pay for women passed 5.9 million views on YouTube as of Sunday.
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Where are they standing up for their communities, advocating and fighting for their right to life?
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Many scholars across the country wrote letters advocating for her tenure before Harvard made its decision.
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BECKY QUICK: SO HE WAS NOT ADVOCATING A WEAKER DOLLAR IN ANY WAY, SHAPE OR FORM?
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But already, Trump's closest allies in the Senate are publicly advocating that Collins stick with Trump.
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But now the president is openly advocating for it, which means it could become a reality.
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Advocating what works for most people is far more effective than merely blasting the well off.
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She also advises advocating federally mandated, fully paid parental leave for both primary and nonprimary caregivers.
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The decision by law enforcement officials to step back from advocating two statutes is highly unusual.
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The diocese said it and the Archdiocese of Chicago had spent 16 years advocating his sainthood.
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Previous attacks have mostly singled out individuals advocating a secular or liberal lifestyle or religious minorities.
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What made my baby so different from those I was advocating women be able to "terminate"?
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And fundamentally, what Trumpist conservatives are advocating for are not ideas, but a demographic, a tribe.
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But a spokesman said the group had strict rules that forbid advocating for a given product.
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I'm advocating open borders for everyone, which is obviously the most utopian idea of my book.
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"She's gone around the country advocating for sanctuary cities," Beth Lindstrom, the GOP hopeful, said about Warren.
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Really though, opening your article with such misinformation and then advocating inferior options is pretty irresponsible journalism.
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There, the chief executive of the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) has headlined forums advocating against vaccinations.
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I love my job and am very passionate about advocating for the less fortunate in our community.
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A new religious group in the US House of Representatives is advocating for more representation and influence.
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Fuentes has made multiple television appearances is advocating for tougher school security and gun violence prevent laws.
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"There are so many organizations that claim to be advocating for their industry," Maxwell says of Woolmark.
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He dedicated his life to protecting others and advocating on behalf of those ailing after the attacks.
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Nothing requires you to put yourself out there and be alone in advocating for a certain viewpoint.
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There does appear to be a small but growing contingent of conservatives advocating for climate change action.
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The two are now advocating for other people to be proactive about looking for signs of cancer.
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New York is the first state to legislate this requirement, which people have been advocating for years.
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Volker later texts Sondland that Giuliani is now "advocating" for a phone call between Trump and Zelensky.
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Nevertheless, Trump took a pro-gun stance in advocating arming some school teachers to prevent school shootings.
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"As far as advocating for Ms. Hill, I believe my track record speaks for itself," wrote Blakely.
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"WHAT YEAR IS IT," tweeted Lambda Legal, a prominent legal group advocating for LGBT individuals with HIV.
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So, she's advocating a bill in California called AB 1687 that would remove ages from casting sites.
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It had been produced by an organization called PEACH , or Parents Educating and Advocating for Children's Health.
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Where things stand: Shepard's parents, Judy and Dennis, travel the country advocating for LGBTQ rights, CNN reports.
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"We are advocating strongly for regulation — I do not see another path at this point," Cook said.
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As a queer, Jewish, Latina climate activist, Margolin is committed to advocating for the most vulnerable communities.
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Advocating balance and inclusiveness, China's solution is an effective approach to addressing the problems facing globalization today.
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So if games are for everyone, why do we need to keep advocating for women in games?
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Political parties are advocating for a second, even third referendum - or plan to ignore the result altogether.
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She's since made advocating for better mental health care in faith communities a foundation of her ministry.
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A whole season wondered if maybe people advocating for political correctness aren't entirely wrong (just mostly wrong).
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He wants to continue advocating for kidney failure patients and see how many people he can help.
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Uber had conversations in 2017 with the regulator, advocating similar changes for granting stock to its drivers.
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And I am in no way advocating any solution that would evade a properly-executed court order.
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Barry's appointment is welcome news to those who've been advocating for more women leaders and board directors.
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"Not much else has worked in the past," he added, while advocating giving Trump's approach a chance.
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But her passion for advocating for victims and survivors has never just been limited to the screen.
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The students aren't advocating taking guns away, Kasky, 17, whose father is a police officer, tells PEOPLE.
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He is emphatic that he is not advocating psychopathy or any sort of mimicry of the disorder.
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Ruth wants to help, and together they come up with the idea of advocating against teen pregnancy.
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Cynthia has been advocating for better education policy and civil rights in New York state for years.
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Why is speaking up, pushing back, and advocating for ourselves so difficult for me and my mother?
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Angelina Jolie delivered a rousing speech advocating for more women to join the United Nations' peacekeeping force.
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Let me be clear: I am always happy to read about healthcare providers advocating patient-centered approaches.
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Whether that be going advocating for educational services and teachers to be trained whatever that might be.
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He's been advocating this for over 20 years, and it's no surprise he's carrying through with it.
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Tawney leads Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (BHA), a sportsmen's group advocating for the preservation of public lands.
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At the end of the VR film is a call to action advocating for donations to outfitaranger.org.
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Related to this, BIOS is advocating and helping to push industry standards and formats for neural data.
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Activists from the Stonewall Trans Advisory Group put together the campaign advocating for a third gender option.
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And I am in no way advocating any solution that would evade a properly executed court order.
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Ahead check out a few of our favorite signs advocating change and occasionally, adding a little humor.
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That is putting market manager in an unfamiliar position: advocating against the legislation of a foreign country.
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LOS ANGELES — Actress Shailene Woodley spent primary day advocating for Bernie Sanders on The Young Turks broadcast.
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On Tuesday, Trump met with a key voice advocating for withdrawal, Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt.
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Iowa state Representative Jeff Shipley has been advocating for a psilocybin decriminalization bill in the state's legislature.
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According to diplomats, the US is alone in advocating for the large-scale police deployment of 3,000.
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That's why we're advocating for a broad new approach to economic adjustment programs in the United States.
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Both Banuri and Christian will continue advocating for environmental progress in their state and around the country.
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"Yeah, I guess so" isn't what one would call someone absolutely advocating the invasion of another country.
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In 2012, Malala Yousafzai was shot by a Taliban gunman for advocating women's education, The Guardian reports.
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In advocating for funds to help rebuild his state, Abbott said damage from Harvey would exceed that.
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But I remain involved in advocating for the human rights of sex workers in my nonfiction writing.
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Instead, she's been devoting her spare time to advocating for broadening access to the drug in Louisiana.
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When it comes to advocating for mental health awareness, Andrea Barber is drawing from her own experience.
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David Seligman is an attorney at Towards Justice, a legal nonprofit in Denver advocating for workers' rights.
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John Hickenlooper: Supports single-payer health care, advocating for the general idea rather than a specific policy.
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He previously served in a range of positions administering and observing elections, and advocating for election reform.
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Fox News guest advocating military strikes against the Assad regime turns to camera and addresses Trump directly.
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These days, she spends her time advocating for other women who say they have breast-implant illness.
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Mark Warner of the Senate Intelligence Committee have been advocating for more transparency from the tech companies.
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The answer is a significant increase in the number and quality of legal practitioners advocating for veterans.
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The lawmakers are advocating a change and want to boost requirements for hospitals to report ransomware attacks.
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Emails poured in to the superintendent, some advocating equality and others warning of predators in the bathrooms.
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Advocating for more and better community policing can happen in a manner that doesn't marginalize law enforcement.
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A few weeks later, just after the Inauguration, Kushner began advocating a new outreach to Saudi Arabia.
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The organization is also advocating for gender parity at movie and television studios and other entertainment companies.
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Steyer has also been forcefully advocating for Trump's impeachment, further thrusting the debate onto the national stage.
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I am advocating for an overwhelming shift of security responsibility and expertise to the subject matter experts.
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For the debates, Clinton will wisely tap Henry Durant's rhetoric to score fresh, telling appeals advocating equality.
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Potential donors need to feel they can speak freely and that they have someone advocating for them.
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And, as Steele points out, those advocating even more welfare spending are wrong, patronizing and somewhat racist.
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Get your parents to start small, even if that means advocating for reusable straws, like Jimenez's mom.
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Initially, mainstream media such as The New York Times published editorials advocating debt restructuring for Puerto Rico.
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It's not, again, there is no part of me that is advocating for racial differentiation by science.
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His 72-year-old father, Chuck Woodard, is now advocating for changes in how Colorado bills patients.
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She was out there advocating for Wall Street, war, and other ways for American capitalism to succeed.
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I'm certainly not advocating that we dial down the enthusiasm to preserve my delicate, self-critical ego.
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Chapman founded the non-profit Free Our Info for teaching and advocating the release of digital records.
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I read about what she was advocating—legalizing prostitution—and I felt that I agreed with her.
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Now, Melissa says she wants to preserve her mother's legacy through legislative action advocating for patient care.
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The Hatch Act prohibits White House officials from advocating for or against candidates, even in media interviews.
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There are also those advocating for $28500-6900 TRILLION in new spending in the next few months.
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Meanwhile, some are advocating for preventive closure of most schools regardless of whether someone has tested positive.
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But the UAW had stuck to its position, advocating for its 150,000 members working in the US.
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She sent more than 200 letters to prominent black artists, politicians, and writers, advocating against her art.
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Starr goes public, sharing true stories of the life her friend lived and advocating against police brutality.
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So I am not advocating that Waze remove its feature that allows Israelis to avoid Palestinian cities.
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There is nothing wrong with political candidates vigorously advocating their interests during a vote count or recount.
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In addition, women have been advocating more for their rights and bringing more awareness to the issue.
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Shortly after the 20113 midterms, students began advocating that their universities divest from investments in fossil fuels.
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Ann Atwater was a fair-housing activist, advocating for better treatment for the city's African-American residents.
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What Martin Bishop and the Massive Brigade are actually advocating, aside from open discussion, remains infuriatingly vague.
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He learned about her passion for advocating for victims of sexual assault and those struggling with addiction.
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His own schools chancellor, Richard A. Carranza, has been forcefully advocating for greater integration of the schools.
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Truth Pharm, a non-profit advocating for policy change to improve treatment options, jointly hosted the action.
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He is advocating reinstating capital punishment, which he said made more sense than a good conduct programs.
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He tends to suggest that his opponents are literally advocating uncontrolled migration, which is just not true.
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But we don't always do it optimally -- especially when it comes to meetings and advocating for ourselves.
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Mr. Liu has a reputation for advocating a greater reliance on market forces in economic reform policies.
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"The judges will be pro-life," Trump said while advocating a state-by-state approach to abortion.
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I'm not advocating outsize punishments, the sort that a cartoon villain might dream up for his enemies.
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He's not advocating that children be shielded from the science, but rather that it be presented seriously.
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The Planetary Society has been advocating for missions to look for water on Mars for 40 years.
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His law firm has over 36 years of experience advocating for the rights of first responders nationwide.
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Manning has been active in advocating for LGBT and other causes since being released earlier this year.
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There, she will be advocating for childhood cancer research funding and performing a dance routine on stage.
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First, he gave speeches advocating for explicit programs with names, rather than relying on subtler agency direction.
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Ted Kennedy when advocating for the 85033 law that dramatically changed the structure of U.S. immigration policy.
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NALCAB works to strengthen the economy by advocating for policies that advance the economic mobility of Latinos.
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GM is even advocating for tougher national policies for itself and its peers, and building e-bikes.
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In Nigeria, it ran pages advocating for and against the same politician, former vice president Atiku Abubakar.
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After Hurricane Maria and community pressure, families and groups advocating for cleaner, sustainable energy won a respite.
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That is more than 85033 times the $1 trillion investment that President-elect Trump is advocating for.
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Those stating that the president may never investigate a political rival are advocating such a blanket rule.
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Fanning told CNBC he has spoken with Mulvaney, who is advocating the company's position for the appeal.
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Ultimately, both end up advocating or relying on force as the sole practical arbiter of public controversy.
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There are a handful of us, myself, Bill Gurley and others, who are advocating for different approaches.
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Gillum ran as an unapologetic progressive, advocating for single-payer health insurance and calling for Trump's impeachment.
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Germany now also wants to reinstate military conscription and there are even voices advocating Germany's nuclear armament.
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Employees announced their intention to unionize in October, advocating for fair wages, newsroom diversity and job protections.
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Besides advocating for friends' interests, some of the Mar-a-Lago Crowd's interventions served their own purposes.
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The booklet was created by a group called PEACH, or Parents Educating and Advocating for Children's Health.
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He is simply advocating a power grab by the state, rather than real power to the people.
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The Democrats support the measure, but maintain it falls well short of the universal screenings they're advocating.
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Last summer, he played a key role in advocating for the administration's "zero tolerance" family separation policy.
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However, George said she feels confident enough in where things stand to keep advocating for tighter policy.
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He holds a much more traditional take on challenging disadvantage, advocating for investment in the education system.
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We will talk about (the strike) and talk about having a powerful voice with advocating for yourself.
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The first step is for physicians to start communicating effectively – advocating for their patients and their profession.
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Together, we will honor our loved ones by advocating that addiction be treated like any other disease.
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In practice, advocating economic inclusion seems to spill over into advocacy of racial and social inclusion, too.
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She began advocating publicly for transgender rights about the time that Carol died in 2001, at 55.
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The center, founded in 1985, is known for advocating severe restrictions on immigration to the United States.
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In 2020, he will instead focus on helping Democrats win and advocating for solutions to climate change.
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I did it because he's my friend, and I believe in the causes that he was advocating.
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The administration also doesn't have a great record of advocating for LGBTQ rights in the international arena.
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With an Aries on your side advocating for you in every situation, the benefits quickly add up.
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Justin Amash — the lone House Republican advocating impeachment — tweeted Wednesday, following special counsel Robert Mueller's public statement.
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But it is still seen as the most influential lobbying group advocating on behalf of America's physicians.
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I met with hundreds of Congress members advocating for the political interests of my employers and clients.
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Mike Lee (R-UT) have been advocating that the current $1,000 tax credit be increased to $2,000.
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What kind of political movement is predicated on openly disdaining the very people it is advocating for?
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