Religious affiliation was a murkier variable than political affiliation, the survey found.
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The No. 1 reason is because of his affiliation with President Obama, but Patrick has the same affiliation.
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If you have any affiliation, you claim any affiliation to those parties, you are not allowed on Twitter, period.
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The increasingly partisan landscape paired with information about party affiliation sets the stage for political affiliation to affect hiring.
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In March 2015, it publicly declared an affiliation to ISIS, and symbols of that affiliation were visible throughout the town.
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The reason for the Democratic advantage, Gallup notes, has more to do with Republican affiliation decreasing rather than Democratic affiliation increasing.
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So I tend to think that for the majority of people, your political affiliation is kind of like your sports team affiliation.
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Republican Party affiliation has dropped 22019 percentage points since the election in November, while Democratic Party affiliation has increased by 1 percentage point.
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Among users who listed a religious affiliation, effective matches were almost twice as likely between two users with the same affiliation than for mixed potential couples.
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When questioned directly about Spencer's affiliation with the National Policy Institute, Twitter's spokesperson had no acting knowledge of the group or of Spencer's affiliation with it.
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"I think it's important to recognize that when we talk about political affiliation -- that all demonstrates political affiliation -- the issue of bias is something different," Rosenstein responded.
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Most Americans, 68 percent, regardless of party affiliation, say that at least one remaining White House hopeful would make a good president regardless of party affiliation, however.
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"The formation of an affiliation with a top-ranked cancer hospital does not appear to independently change major hospital characteristics within the first year of affiliation," Boffa said.
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Political affiliation When you look more closely at recent survey responses in the U.S., the most striking and consistent finding is that political affiliation influences perceptions of climate change.
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BTW ... Jake reveals something about his own party affiliation.
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Officially, Marvel hasn't specifically stated Magneto's upcoming affiliation or storyline.
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Conricus said the military was trying to determine their affiliation.
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Philippines election: Why voters yearn for 'strongman' leader ISIS affiliation?
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The Bounty Collegium has an athletics affiliation with the school.
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He no longer has any affiliation with Legendary Digital Networks.
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He has reportedly changed his political affiliation on multiple occasions.
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In the battleground states, party affiliation doesn't matter as much.
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It did not elaborate on the affiliation of the militants.
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CORRECTION: This article originally misstated the affiliation of Cecile Richards.
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"Christians are assholes" is verboten because religious affiliation is protected.
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The company's investment in original programming supports affiliation fee growth.
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Class was more important than geography in shaping political affiliation.
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In fact, he had no affiliation with the party. Sorry.
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Just through her actions and her affiliation, she switches gears.
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Federal employment law doesn't ban discrimination based on political affiliation.
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Free association is an official affiliation with the United States.
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His political affiliation -- also like Trump's -- has been in flux.
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One consistency, however, is their affiliation with an academic institution.
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His change in party affiliation was first reported by Axios.
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Boehner announced his new affiliation in a tweet on Wednesday.
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Unsurprisingly, opinion on Trump's reelection was divided by party affiliation.
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Party affiliation also played a role in support for legalization.
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Correction: Bostic's Fed affiliation was misstated in an earlier version.
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Total donations: Party Affiliation: DemocratNet worth: $1.5 billionThe Marcuses gave
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Total donations: Party Affiliation: DemocratNet worth: $500 million in 2005Fred
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Both candidates will appear without party affiliation in the ballot.
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Candidates are presented with their name, photo, and party affiliation.
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First, everyone supports an open Internet regardless of political affiliation.
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Just to have an affiliation with that was pretty cool.
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This helps these logos stray from any apparent party affiliation.
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But after the war in Iraq, I changed my affiliation.
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Charles, on the other hand, doesn't have any political affiliation.
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In fact, this affiliation is not much of a secret.
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The candidate and the person's party affiliation were not identified.
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DNA cannot vouchsafe tribal identity or any other community affiliation.
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As a result he ended up without any party affiliation.
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Our analysis also found significant differences based on party affiliation.
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In March 2017, Johnson denied affiliation with ISIS, police said.
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Regardless of political affiliation, Latinos must support the impeachment inquiry.
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Her affiliation was misstated in earlier version of this post.
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Beyond institutional affiliation, critics usually gain authority in three ways.
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In others, they're marks of social affiliation, certificates of adulthood.
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Nearly one in three says they have no religious affiliation.
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Percentage of Americans by religious affiliation, or lack of one.
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It's wise to keep the event clear of political affiliation.
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Time Warner has successfully renewed affiliation agreements with the majority of leading multichannel video programming distributors, which removes a significant portion of the risk related to expected affiliation fee increases during the rating horizon.
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The upshot of the decisions, is that officials cannot hire and fire employees based on their political affiliation unless the appointing authority can show that party affiliation is critical to the appointee's job execution.
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When asked specifically whether they preferred a religious institution, 71.3% of participants said they didn't care, 13.4% said they preferred one with a religious affiliation, and 15.3% said they preferred one with no affiliation.
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Nelson's affiliation with the gym is nearly ten years strong now.
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Age, sex, ethnicity, social class and party affiliation are perennial favourites.
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The DuSable Museum of African American History was granted Smithsonian affiliation.
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The numbers get even starker when you factor in party affiliation.
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And it turns out political affiliation doesn't impact Super Bowl preferences.
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If she expresses her political affiliation, will it cost her tips?
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He is, but his main affiliation is with Harvard Law School.
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Some are afraid of being in danger of deportation by affiliation.
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Now that he's a businessman, he finds his political affiliation changing.
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When asked my affiliation, I divert to my father's religion, Judaism.
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World of Wonder has no affiliation with the South America show.
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"We have no affiliation with Antifa," the organizers posted to Facebook.
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Worries about discord on Capitol Hill seems to transcend political affiliation.
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No one should be inappropriately targeted because of their political affiliation.
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It did not give the identity of suspects or their affiliation.
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Sectarian affiliation did not determine membership, and political talk was forbidden.
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Designs are highly symbolic, representing social position, tribal affiliation, and ancestry.
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Around a quarter of those inside the jail have no affiliation.
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They are active in communal organisations but often hide their affiliation.
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Correction: This article has been updated to correct Orkan Umurhan's affiliation.
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The 20 year-old's affiliation with IS has been relatively recent.
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"Both individuals' affiliation to UC Berkeley is unknown," the university tweeted.
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These contain voter registration, party affiliation, turnout history and demographic data.
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Bloomberg switched his party affiliation from independent to Democrat in October.
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Yet politics here are still greased by union affiliation and endorsements.
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And it is possible to switch party affiliation on the night.
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Affiliation with a high-profile politician doesn't always guarantee electoral success.
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Michael Burgess' party affiliation and inaccurately attributed a statement to him.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct Rubio's political party affiliation.
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What has Boko Haram gained from its affiliation with Islamic State?
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They want this affiliation to gang up against the third person.
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On a closing thought, I am a Republican by party affiliation.
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They can then drop or maintain that affiliation after they vote.
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Virginia has a similar list, but it doesn't include political affiliation.
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Political affiliation and what you're wearing are not on the list.
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The article also omitted the affiliation of the curator Chris Sharp.
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Overwhelmingly, most Americans want clean energy too — irrespective of party affiliation.
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But they consider their affiliation with Rio 2016 officially closed nonetheless.
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I had the unwritten law of gangbanging affiliation on my side.
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I don't have an identity or affiliation with a particular institution.
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To me, his affiliation as a black Republican isn't the problem.
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No evidence presented that affiliation/content (vs behavior) was the cause.
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Mr. Bowers's affiliation with Gab has already cost the company dearly.
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There, the brothers were interrogated about alleged affiliation with Libyan politicians.
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But Mr. Jones has not been shy about his Democratic affiliation.
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An earlier version of this article gave misstated Daniel Monsivais's affiliation.
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A previous version misstated the affiliation of the officiant, Margaret Eby.
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He switched his party affiliation to Democrat for the 2016 election.
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His mother was apparently asked if she had any cult affiliation.
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It also misstated the affiliation of the sociologist Jeffrey M. Timberlake.
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Van Drew is expected to switch his party affiliation to Republican.
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Cisneros switched his party affiliation from Republican to Democrat in 2008.
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"We know that people stick to their political affiliation," Diskin said.
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Across the West, rates of voter turnout and party affiliation declined.
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For me, this is not about personal politics or party affiliation.
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She later registered without a party affiliation before becoming a Democrat.
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The article also described the academic affiliation of Ira Ellman incorrectly.
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Correction: the headline has been updated to reflect Walsh's faith affiliation
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These responses are increasingly sorting themselves into partisan affiliation, sometimes uncomfortably.
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Deliveries will be based on need, not political affiliation, they say.
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CORRECTION: This post has been updated to correct Collins' state affiliation.
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His show was aimed at all voters, regardless of political affiliation.
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Update: Political affiliation is not used to determine what you see.
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The passengers had no affiliation with the school, the Coast Guard said.
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Using this approach party political affiliation once again came out on top.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Ellison's party affiliation.
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Earlier this year, Bloomberg switched his party affiliation from independent to Democrat.
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We value everyone regardless of race, political affiliation, career or what not.
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But Boyen emphasizes that acquiring SLH's brand affiliation isn't easy or cheap.
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McCarron says he wasn't told until July that his affiliation had ended.
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The divisions are deeper when church affiliation and race are factored in.
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Last week, he officially changed his partisan affiliation from Republican to independent.
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Jessica Dowless said she would also note voters' race and party affiliation.
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The 9/153 attacks, and the wars that followed, changed that affiliation.
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And then by '20183, '90, he'd changed his party affiliation to Republican.
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Here's a selection of the tweets bashing Cooper for his political affiliation.
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An earlier version of this story misidentified Lilly Irani's teaching university affiliation.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated Katie Bouman's academic affiliation.
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With Interprime's YC affiliation, it has access to tons of potential customers.
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Today an area's population density says a lot about its political affiliation.
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Correction: This article has been edited to correct Ivan Popov's university affiliation.
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No matter the party affiliation, we can not stand for such behavior.
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While Graham did take political stances, his political affiliation was largely independent.
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Americans from every party and political affiliation have made their voices heard.
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She changed her party affiliation to become a Democrat after Trump's win.
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Some of his advisers see a political upside to his new affiliation.
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"Daybreak Game Company has no affiliation with Columbus Nova," Daybreak told MOP.
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Zaevion, the police said, was an innocent bystander with no gang affiliation.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the affiliation of Sam Gill.
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Gary Cohn, whose Republican affiliation is at best opportunistic, faces similar issues.
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For example, your political affiliation often determines which arguments you find persuasive.
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And yet we too often are identified first by our religious affiliation.
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Wexner isn't the only person to renounce their GOP affiliation this year.
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Belonging to a political party in America is a firmly held affiliation.
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" The man then asked: "What is your affiliation to your Jewish community?
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And that's good news for all of us, regardless of party affiliation.
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Total donations: Party Affiliation: DemocratNet worth: UnknownDonald Sussman is the founder of
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There are additional sub-categories, too, like age, political affiliation, and appearance.
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Sanders' career arc can be loosely tied to his affiliation with Impulse!
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Heavy metal, of course, has enjoyed diabolical affiliation from Black Sabbath onward.
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And he seemed to take his affiliation with the Democratic Party lightly.
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Religious affiliation appeared to have played a role in North Sumatra, though.
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It was no immediately possible to confirm the affiliation of the aircraft.
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Mr. Rich also dropped the Daily News affiliation from his Twitter bio.
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Mohamed said he was interrogated about his alleged affiliation with Libyan politicians.
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Under Operation Matador, ICE has arrested 2118 people suspected of gang affiliation.
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Kaepernick did address the discussion over his girlfriend's religious affiliation last week.
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For most of that time, ballots did not even indicate party affiliation.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the affiliation of Reto Rüesch.
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He kept his affiliation with the institution, as an emeritus, until 1987.
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Justice, apparently, only happens for some people based on their political affiliation.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the affiliation of Chris Richards.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect Dr. Banck's current affiliation.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this report misstated Carolyn Goodman's party affiliation.
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Mr. Kirkeby didn't mind the affiliation, saying he enjoyed the outsider status.
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Van Drew's affiliation with Trump's GOP is something of an odd match.
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Millage noted there's no affiliation between Hesseltine's presentation and the Republican Party.
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"Would it truly be rejection or discrimination on political affiliation?" she said.
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This hurts all of us, regardless of political affiliation or citizenship status.
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The organization does not discriminate by race, gender, religion or political affiliation.
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On top of that, mosques were being targeted for any terrorism affiliation.
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And 60 percent of Americans, regardless of political affiliation, agree with them.
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Many Northern liberals shared the President's GOP affiliation but disdained his politics.
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Neither Earle or "M" have any professional affiliation with the New Museum.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the academic affiliation of Prof.
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This injustice transcends party affiliation and is a problem that cannot wait.
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"The student has no affiliation with the sailing program," the university stated.
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Just 6.4% said they considered the religious affiliation of the healthcare institution.
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Some members of the team listed their affiliation with a1.492 on LinkedIn.
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This story has been updated to clarify Carmen Yulín Cruz's political affiliation.
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Amazon says the affiliation was mentioned several times in the booking paperwork.
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OPINION An editorial on Friday misstated the academic affiliation of Jennifer Lawless.
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The Washington Post found in 20163 that 22016 of the 22016 lawyers then on the special counsel's team had registered as Democrats; the Post said the other four had no affiliation or their affiliation could not be found.
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"It's the type of thing that cuts across class, location, religious affiliation, political affiliation, sexual orientation, level of education," said Taitu Heron, another co-founder of the Tambourine Army and a gender and development specialist at UN Women.
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It is time for all Americans, regardless of whatever your political affiliation is.
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Kalmoe found that support for political violence did not vary with party affiliation.
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Police claim he had not prior affiliation with the church before Sunday's incident.
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Regardless of affiliation, however, fans turn out in droves to enjoy the day.
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The responses vary wildly by party affiliation, and in some case, by gender.
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So national election ads must broadcast nationally regardless of party affiliation or interest.
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For many, affiliation was the route to a good education and upward mobility.
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This can include things like religious affiliation, dating profiles, and health care data.
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The order of how they rated those issues depended on their political affiliation.
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Party affiliation was a stronger predictor of views than being Protestant or Catholic.
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That information could be sensitive, revealing a user's sexual orientation or religious affiliation.
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While the exhibition foregrounds this affiliation, it is hazier about Munch's personal politics.
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And almost no external events impact how people think about their political affiliation.
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These threats are real and they affect us all, regardless of political affiliation.
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That changed when Bolsonaro arrived in March — making it his ninth party affiliation.
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It was a decision that's unpopular across the country, regardless of party affiliation.
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Some journalists, he insists, have an agenda and possibly even a party affiliation.
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It looked at the views of people across political party affiliation and gender.
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Darden's affiliation with activist investors Starboard Value has been key to its turnaround.
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I think no matter what party affiliation you are, it's just coming together.
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The site's affiliation with the alt-right and hate speech is nothing new.
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There's also the issue of including the voter's party affiliation in the database.
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Evidently, this joint has absolutely no affiliation with the Irvine, California-based chain.
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Party affiliation is irrelevant—more important are promises of corrugated iron for roofs.
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It could indeed be China, or a bed-ridden hacker without state affiliation.
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Hopefully, all women—regardless of party affiliation—will band together and shout #NoMoreMoore.
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But a lot has changed since Trump's victory -- starting with Rouda's party affiliation.
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A Kansas state senator is switching her party affiliation from Republican to Democrat.
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He is a candidate without an affiliation to a party on the right.
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Was its affiliation with the tech scene something that drew you to it?
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All nominees, no matter their party affiliation, deserve an up or down vote.
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Independent or unaffiliated voters can show up, declare a political affiliation and vote.
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This is something every conscientious American can stand behind, regardless of political affiliation.
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But he added that he did not claim an affiliation with any group.
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That's a sentiment that should concern all of us, regardless of political affiliation.
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Clinton leads among voters without a party affiliation, according to Upshot/Siena polling.
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Small-business-owner sentiment does vary significantly based on gender and political affiliation.
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So these are critical issues that affect all Americans regardless of party affiliation.
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A previous version of this story also erroneously stated Dean Phillips's party affiliation.
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But that seaminess, that carnival, is hardly limited by ideology or partisan affiliation.
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About 216,000 registered voters in the district do not have a party affiliation.
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Patrick Kennedy on Monday said McCain respected his father, despite his political affiliation.
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Do you think that's what voters want, or has that affiliation become toxic?
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The cafe had a sign that said it had no affiliation with MoMA.
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A previous version of this article misstated the academic affiliation of Erwin Chemerinsky.
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The division between the two political parties exists with religious affiliation as well.
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Hogan's party affiliation was shaping up to be a bigger liability than ever.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the researcher David Anderson's institutional affiliation.
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And a picture caption in the article misstates the affiliation of Neil Volz.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the religious affiliation of C.S. Lewis.
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Their group, she said, included Democrats, Republicans and others with no party affiliation.
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Let me be crystal clear: The coronavirus does not have a political affiliation.
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This obsession with political affiliation has inspired a "win at all costs" mindset.
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The need to terminate a pregnancy knows no political affiliation or religious faith.
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Ceres is a nonprofit environmental advocacy organization that has no affiliation with Walmart.
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" Regardless of his political affiliation, he said, the Trump campaign "did unbelievable work.
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Younger men sometimes even flip their affiliation between the Bloods and the Crips.
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I intentionally leave off my conservative affiliation because I live in New York.
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She added that in 2015, 434 people applied for affiliation with its network.
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Heitkamp told the Post that Trump often prods her about her party affiliation.
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I've been accepted as a "local" without declaring political party or religious affiliation.
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And regardless of political affiliation, patent reform is something we should all support.
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Jones, in his TV ads, does not loudly proclaim his Democrat party affiliation.
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Earlier versions of this article incorrectly identified the party affiliation of Lee Hamilton.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the professional affiliation of Barry Ritholtz.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Roque De La Fuente's political affiliation.
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People were burned alive, and men were executed simply for their political affiliation.
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An earlier version of this article included an outdated affiliation for the Rev.
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An earlier version of this editorial misstated the academic affiliation of Jennifer Lawless.
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Among those without religious affiliation, Democrats outnumber Republicans 53 percent to 21.5 percent.
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Percentage of white Americans, by political affiliation, who agree with these two statements.
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Sadr meanwhile says no one with a political affiliation should get the post.
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No other factors, including party affiliation, were significantly correlated with taking political action.
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"To the best of my knowledge, no federal laws prohibit discrimination based on political affiliation in places of public accommodation," said Dunne, who added that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 does not include any provisions banning discrimination against political affiliation.
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I've been collecting data on this trend for over 10 years, and the surveys reveal an important truth: Fewer people claim a Christian affiliation than ever before, and those who claim no religious affiliation are the fastest growing group in America.
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But rather than being placed by the party itself, the ad ran from a brand new Facebook page, Hunter Alerts, that does not acknowledge any affiliation with the state Democratic Party, or offer a description of the page's origins or affiliation.
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It's an issue that all of us should care about, regardless of political affiliation.
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The three hospital systems maintain that their religious affiliation makes them exempt from ERISA.
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Affiliation with the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) is often a good sign.
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Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly referred to Rebecca Hart Holder's affiliation.
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For Samuel Reed of Erie, Barletta's political affiliation is enough to earn his vote.
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One woman asked him why she should vote for him, given his party affiliation.
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In this world, far removed from Washington, people's political affiliation seems to melt away.
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They required judicial candidates running at all levels to identify themselves by partisan affiliation.
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More than four in 10 voters, regardless of party affiliation, said they believed Mrs.
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Mr. Zuckerberg's only real political affiliation is that he's the chief executive of Facebook.
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The Trump campaign denied any affiliation with people clogging phone lines on Monday night.
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Mr. Zuckerberg's only real political affiliation is that he's the chief executive of Facebook.
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This information can include things like religious affiliation, dating profiles, and health care data.
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In fact, age predicted their behavior better than any other characteristic — including party affiliation.
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It called on people to pitch in, no matter what their party affiliation was.
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This post was updated with additional comment, and to correct Baroness Jones' party affiliation
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His grassroots effort is unmatched and he's talking to Ohioans of every political affiliation.
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Another one changed his affiliation no fewer than five times in the last parliament.
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For Miller, Clark Kent began as a character that sought out justice without affiliation.
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These are questions that should frighten every American, no matter what your political affiliation.
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Over 70% of people in this country regardless of party affiliation support Roe v.
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Correction 1/29: A previous version of this story misstated Lou Dobbs's network affiliation.
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To be sure, some protestors who claim affiliation with BLM have said hateful things.
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For a while, Rivera-Valentin was able to keep his affiliation with Arecibo Observatory.
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Nevertheless, Gorski is correct to be concerned about the implications of Price's AAPS affiliation.
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Update: John Clippinger's affiliation was changed to better reflect his current activities at Swytch.
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But Jenner feels those who focus on her GOP affiliation are missing the point.
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As it turned out, every student in that dorm regardless of affiliation received one.
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The police run the youth program in affiliation with the Boy Scouts of America.
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The source also dismissed suggestions that the group had any affiliation with the CIA.
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The three hospital systems maintained that their religious affiliation made them exempt from ERISA.
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Neither of these is considered a religious affiliation, though they are nevertheless very different.
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Little is known of Mr. Bassam or his exact affiliation with the Islamic State.
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It also does not incorporate political party affiliation, which correlates strongly to voting behaviour.
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In an email, Kroll said his affiliation with Taser did not bias his research.
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"We don't have any evidence of a religious affiliation" behind the encounter, he said.
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While many have yet to declare their religious affiliation, it's clear they've found home.
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"This also establishes its relevance to both eating and identity and affiliation," she said.
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Then he was arrested by the Iraqi security forces, under suspicion of ISIS affiliation.
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The first is change in party affiliation: Democrats switching to Republicans and vice versa.
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The Latino Decisions survey suggests Carmona is being helped by his affiliation to Sanders.
|
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An earlier version of a picture caption misidentified the law enforcement affiliation of Maj.
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All three of the attackers were killed, their affiliation still unannounced by Thursday evening.
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Power and hubris in addition to this dynamic protects itself regardless of party affiliation.
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It's unlawful to reassign an employee on account of political affiliation or for whistleblowing.
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"They don't 'appear to have an affiliation' — they are part of USOGA," Weiss said.
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Among women without religious affiliation, the rate of unintended pregnancy declined by 26 percent.
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Until the Republican Party recovers its values, my party affiliation will be 'No Party.
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Those refusing to renounce their affiliation with the MEK were sent to the gallows.
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He also removed his affiliation with Trump from his Twitter bio earlier this week.
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Maker Studios has made the decision to end our affiliation with him going forward.
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His apparent Crip affiliation lent him credibility and mystique as an unfiltered truth-teller.
|
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The other four investigators in the probe have no affiliation, per the Washington Post.
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Later, leery of increasingly doctrinal socialist ideas, he and Eve dropped their Democratic affiliation.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated Elizabeth Warren's affiliation with Harvard University.
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In the longer term, however, coronavirus cares little about partisan affiliation or state borders.
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He affirmed that "no party" affiliation when he re-registered to vote in 22019.
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He affirmed that "no party" affiliation when he re-registered to vote in 2011.
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Political affiliation and national origin play a big role in the leadership selection process.
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Also, it does not appear that anyone tracks the political affiliation of mass killers.
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The clear majority — 57.7 percent — demonstrated their affiliation through donations to the Republican Party.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the university affiliation of Japonica Brown-Saracino.
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And yet reactions to the narratives have been determined almost entirely by partisan affiliation.
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We are officially disconnecting from Connie West, Rachel NV and AlienStock's affiliation with them.
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Currently, about 1% of Japan's population is said to claim Christian belief or affiliation.
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Along with community comes tribalism, and with tribalism comes party affiliation and political power.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Stratis Morfogen's affiliation with Skinny's Satay Bar.
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"I don't know what he was thinking," Ms. Montanez said, of his gang affiliation.
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The support in the room eased their worries, as did the affiliation with Sundance.
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Official military-issued dog tags are stamped with the religious affiliation of their choice.
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Those values predict a person's views on climate change more than political party affiliation.
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For American voters, party affiliation is a way to express a bundle of identities.
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With each passing election cycle, political affiliation becomes a bigger identifier for American households.
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CORRECTION: A previous version of this article gave the incorrect party affiliation for Rep.
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"It could also be about affiliation, friendship or bonds to other people," she said.
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Reaping the benefits of ethnic affiliation depends on whether your tribe is in power.
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Roughly 18% of the votes have been cast by those with no party affiliation.
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Immigration officials said he had confessed to gang affiliation, an accusation Mr. Medina denied.
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Zayed knew about Ibrahim's Brotherhood affiliation, but didn't yet consider the organization a threat.
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NBC did not respond to requests for comment on Tuesday about Holt's party affiliation.
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Political affiliation is not cookie-cutter, but rather a letter next to my name.
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This piece has been updated to clarify the writer's affiliation in the Editor's Note.
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"The fact that they have affiliation is not high on that list," Sword said.
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Gun ownership and support for gun rights is now almost indistinguishable from party affiliation.
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to Jean-Luc Mélenchon's political affiliation.
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After all, party affiliation and voting history had long been used internally by campaigns.
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Spartak was different: There was no affiliation to a powerful agent of the state.
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This is a state that votes on the candidate, not party or party affiliation.
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" On the wall, a handwritten cardboard sign reads, "Health does not have political affiliation.
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The second set asked standard election-season questions on preferred candidates and party affiliation.
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Badjie had pledged to support Barrow but later changed his affiliation, according to Janson.
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"Conventions appeal to those with some affiliation or affection for that party," Ladd says.
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Under the reported plan, affected teams would lose the direct affiliation that they have with major league teams: In theory, the clubs could continue to exist, but in many cases, the loss of affiliation could spell the end of baseball in these communities.
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But according to one survey, 62% of women who had abortions listed a religious affiliation.
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Voters can register for the first time at the caucus site or switch their affiliation.
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Yet Davis said the network is open to working with anyone regardless of party affiliation.
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This should rock the soul of every American in this country, regardless of political affiliation.
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Student loan debt is an epidemic, and it isn't limited to any one political affiliation.
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"I didn't want to work with any organization that had a political affiliation," said Allison.
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Hepburn was never able to accept her mother's early affiliation with the Nazis, Matzen writes.
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In the flag business, sales reflect the political state of affairs regardless of party affiliation.
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Populism is not defined by party affiliation, rather it is a particular strategy of expression.
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Though, the reality star made his affiliation with the Republican party official this past January.
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For those already registered but wanting to change party affiliation, the deadline was October 9.
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The top two vote-getters, regardless of party affiliation, will advance to November's general election.
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But Americans' feelings about the economy vary a great deal by political affiliation and income.
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In practice, judgement on whose fault this is will likely be determined by partisan affiliation.
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Intelligence, religious affiliation, as well as alcohol, cigarette and drug use, could all be determined.
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The data was reportedly broken down into multiple categories, including race, political affiliation and generation.
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But overall, party affiliation came up surprisingly little among the candidates I spoke with yesterday.
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Tria, a technocrat without political affiliation, sounded more moderate than some of his government colleagues.
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If you align with a specific political affiliation, try checking out your state party endorsements.
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Bloomberg changed party affiliation in 2001 and ran for New York mayor as a Republican.
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Affiliation-driven people find it difficult to excel in environments rife with conflict and disharmony.
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Update: This piece has been updated with Roger Hanlon's affiliation at the Marine Biological Laboratory.
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The theme is really about stripping people of their affiliation, their ideology, and their labels.
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Yet, the majority of Americans, regardless of political affiliation, support access to safe, legal abortion.
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I am a proud Satanist who will never deny his affiliation with our Dark Lord.
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Respondents answer questions about their demographic background, their party affiliation and their choice for president.
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Some object to Del Monte's declared affiliation with a person they believe is a charlatan.
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And we should value our identity as members of Congress more than our partisan affiliation.
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One study suggests that around half of Americans reject the political affiliation from their parents.
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TV's American Barometer polls conducted by HarrisX sometimes utilize party affiliation to correct sampling errors.
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NOTE: This entry has been updated from the original to correct Pete Olson's party affiliation.
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By comparison, just 56 percent of white working-class respondents with no religious affiliation agreed.
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For people without an institutional affiliation, even reading a journal article can be prohibitively expensive.
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"They pick and choose based on the individuals, not based on party affiliation," Pappas said.
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Flake and Corker were articulating values that are bigger than any party or political affiliation.
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A. Obviously our main affiliation is with Ferrari, and the Ferrari brand, and Ferrari products.
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An earlier version of this article gave an incorrect affiliation for Dr. Steven R. Cummings.
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Wang, however, is adamant: "Wanda has no political affiliation," he told Harvard students in October.
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We are officially disconnecting from the Little A'LE'INN, Rachel NV, and AlienStock's affiliation with them.
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Customers waited 30 to 45 minutes in line, proving their determination regardless of political affiliation.
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Mr. Cruz has no affiliation with the super PAC, and he has denounced the ad.
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Suddenly, increasing teacher salaries and education funding was good politics no matter your party affiliation.
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Correction 1/24: An earlier version of this piece misstated Brendan Nyhan's current academic affiliation.
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While some of them claim Rastafari affiliation, others link themselves to Native American religious traditions.
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Among registered voters, party affiliation seems to determine how much they care about climate change.
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Crist's political career spans more than two decades and includes several switches in party affiliation.
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An electorate polarized by party now judges candidates by their affiliation more than anything else.
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An earlier version of a capsule summary for this article misstated Sebastian Kurz's party affiliation.
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They all know one another's party affiliation, but they've checked them at Mann's front door.
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But in 75 percent of cases, partisan affiliation is not fully predictive of justices' votes.
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During my trip to Paris this summer, his affiliation with the city haunted every stop.
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What is somewhat new is the affiliation of "girls' night in" and true luxury products.
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Courtney Tingle, 26, had written openly about his affiliation with the Crips on social media.
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That should stop Facebook from targeting you with ads based on your presumed political affiliation.
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But Mr. Ma's political affiliation came as no surprise to many Chinese and China watchers.
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However, the manner in which the affiliation appears to have been forged fits a pattern.
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The information is contained in PDFs organized by county, Assembly district number and party affiliation.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Patricia Ryan's affiliation with the Irvington Democratic Committee.
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And the cutoff to change party affiliation to vote in tomorrow's primaries was in October.
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The only location where Google allows ad targeting by political affiliation is the United States.
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Several universities have the same exemption for different reasons including religious affiliation and ethnic diversity.
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In response to the news, two professionals have ended their affiliation with the Media Lab.
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The top two candidates will advance to the next contest, regardless of their party affiliation.
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We all felt the pain of each bullet in Alexandria regardless of our political affiliation.
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Q: I grew up in St. Louis with no real affiliation to an N.B.A. team.
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The initial Trump tweet was deleted and replaced by one with the right state affiliation.
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A few seem to see their conservative political affiliation as a ticket to eternal salvation.
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They described efforts to influence officials across Brazil's public bureaucracy, regardless of their party affiliation.
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The education fund is an unofficial training arm of the caucus, with no formal affiliation.
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But Westerhausen, a Democrat, said Mitchell's political affiliation would have no influence on Thursday's hearing.
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But, unlike some activists on the other side, they openly declared their identities and affiliation.
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Yet, the official super PAC announcement does not mention any party affiliation for AFP Action.
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They also suspected him of an affiliation with the Vinlanders, a neo-Nazi skinhead gang.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to the political affiliation of Nikol Pashinyan.
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An earlier version of this column included an outdated affiliation for one scientist, Christopher Clack.
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Party affiliation was a tautology for itself, not a rich signifier of principles and perspective.
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So will his hosting duties for iHeart events and his affiliation with NBCUniversal's E channel.
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Party affiliation has become an all-encompassing identity that outweighs the details of specific policies.
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For instance, obstetric services dropped by 7-14% annually in the five years following affiliation.
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But now AFP wants to push its policy initiatives through Congress regardless of party affiliation.
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In August 2016, his family wrote a letter denouncing Kanter for his affiliation with Gülen.
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An earlier version of this article misstated an affiliation of Representative Tom Cole of Oklahoma.
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Stein will appear on the ballot as a petition candidate not identified by party affiliation.
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Could this be explained by Yiannopoulos's affiliation with Breitbart News and professed lust for Trump?
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Joy Koesten also announced that she was switching her party affiliation to become a Democrat.
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In a hyper-partisan era, political affiliation matters in just about everything — even business confidence.
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To the Editor: When people ask my party affiliation, I tell them the Grandfather Party.
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Ms. Chao has no formal affiliation or stake in her family's shipping business, Foremost Group.
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Under Arkansas law, that includes name, birthdate, address, party affiliation, and voting history since 2008.
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Price's affiliation with AAPS could spell a major shift in how our government approaches medicine.
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And Latinos without a party affiliation — disproportionately Puerto Ricans — are the biggest surge of all.
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Almost everyone, regardless of political affiliation, agrees it is in poor taste and completely unacceptable.
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Gorka is reportedly a member of that group, Vitezi Rend, although he's denied any affiliation.
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The publication of her guidebook aside, May's affiliation with Louisa also got in her way.
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We will begin enforcing this rule around affiliation with such organizations on December 18, 2017.
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"The citizen alleged the defendant had an affiliation to a group with radical beliefs," police said.
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It's important to respect everybody, regardless of team affiliation, and help maintain a safe, friendly environment.
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The actress said the high-profile visit happened because of her own affiliation with the campaign.
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With Justice changing his affiliation, there are now 34 Republican governors, 15 Democrats and one independent.
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"That person is not being denied because of a protected class or group affiliation," Dunne said.
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I have a strong affiliation with identifying as an Italian American, so I've pondered this question.
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Markle's religious affiliation is not known, though she did attend a private Catholic school growing up.
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Violent crimes, gun crimes, suspected gang affiliation, and other designations increase a person's Chronic Offender Score.
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But after BuzzFeed News contacted the immigration agency, Derewonko stripped the ICE affiliation from his profile.
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A spokesperson for RadicalMedia told BuzzFeed News that it has no affiliation with the Yang campaign.
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Most people still identify as religious in public polling, but secular affiliation continues to tick upward.
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Prosecutors describe him as a "dangerous individual" due to his alleged affiliation with the Atomwaffen Division.
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WWE "released" him in January, severing the affiliation between the two shortly after the story broke.
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In other surveys most Japanese report that they are atheists or have no formal religious affiliation.
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There's no time for a media company to even ponder their affiliation with 'the Establishment agenda.
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A party affiliation change made in the last month, for instance, won't appear on the app.
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Party affiliation, Democrat and Republican, has increasingly become a matter of personal identity in this country.
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The results were analyzed by age, gender, race, political affiliation, education, marital status and household income.
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Details: Cambia and BCBS of North Carolina are calling the deal an "affiliation," not a merger.
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Meanwhile, many of the more interesting apps receive press coverage, too, thanks to their Microsoft affiliation.
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Many have been taken aback by Jack Ma's Communist Party affiliation, which the honor list mentioned.
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In addition to political affiliation and ethnic disparity, Americans are also split geographically on the issue.
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The party has long been wary of Christianity because of its affiliation with Western political values.
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His affiliation is known from his past involvement in AQAP&aposs rule over a southern city.
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And political affiliation is a main predictor of Americans' emotional reactions to surveillance, the researchers found.
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Making matters worse, Spider-Man's affiliation with Iron Man in the plot falls apart under scrutiny.
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Unlike the entitlement-driven respondents, exhibitionism-driven respondents were vocal in their beliefs and party affiliation.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct Shakya's affiliation to the University of California, San Diego.
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Her favorite was a painting by an incarcerated man with no prior affiliation to the church.
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Wilford noted that there are also around 30 organizations in Indonesia claiming affiliation with Islamic State.
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Caitlyn Jenner coming out as transgender in 2015 didn't change her party affiliation as a Republican.
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The results were analyzed by age, gender, race, political affiliation, education, marital status, and household income.
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Nor did party affiliation, so Democrats were not more likely to sign the letter than Republicans.
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They gave no thought to the party affiliation of the people they were sworn to protect.
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Every eligible voter should be able to cast a ballot that counts — regardless of party affiliation.
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Blankenship moved to change his party affiliation on Monday, according to the secretary of state's office.
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People who have no religious affiliation similarly express less support for the vaccine, according to Pew.
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"Political affiliation of any executive does not influence the company's business decision-making process," she said.
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His political party affiliation is a fly in the ointment for the mainstream, left-leaning media.
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Instead it could make the personal information and political affiliation of millions of American voters public.
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The deals gave device makers access to users' information, such as relationship status and political affiliation.
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Jolly left the Republican Party and re-registered as having no party affiliation earlier in October.
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Alliances are necessary, and simple party affiliation (unlike in the House of Representatives), is not enough.
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Lebsock, elected as a Democrat, changed his partly affiliation to Republican just before being ousted Friday.
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Trump's disapproving reference to Yellen's party affiliation was likely intentional and in line with historical precedent.
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Despite the large overall decline since the 1990s, attitudes toward executions differ drastically by political affiliation.
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McGregor was at a press conference on Thursday because of his affiliation with a betting firm.
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The affiliation is my membership on the Board of Directors of Signature Bank of New York.
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The refreshed logo could invite new visitors who aren't familiar with the brand's affiliation to Sears.
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Party affiliation seems to have a lot to say about approved greetings during the December holidays.
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Populism, when defined down to an anti-establishment impulse, doesn't necessarily favor a specific political affiliation.
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In too many states, deadlines to change one's party affiliation are months before voter registration deadlines.
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Responding to the lawsuit, Mr. Hallat said he never claimed an affiliation with the American company.
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Simmons claimed that the Patriarcas wanted him dead, too, simply because of his affiliation with Tindall.
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Race essentially predicts political affiliation there, with blacks lining up for Democrats and whites for Republicans.
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The deals gave device makers access to users' information, such as relationship status and political affiliation.
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I also have an unpaid affiliation with the Cato Institute, where Blackman is an adjunct scholar.
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One would expect people in economically unsound countries with no university affiliation to pirate these papers.
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We continue to have no political party affiliation ever mentioned for Selina, for Jonah, for anyone.
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But an affiliation based on personality type feels as though it's built on an objective truth.
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But some critics say the affiliation with Robinson is merely a reflection of UKIP's true colors.
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Pollsters found roads are "top-of-mind" to all registered voters, regardless of their political affiliation.
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Despite his party affiliation and the endorsement, he says school safety shouldn't be about political labels.
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But there remain sharp divides within the party across age groups, ideological views and party affiliation.
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It triggers feelings of loyalty and affiliation that enhance the connection by creating a social identity.
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He's not signed to a country label, and has no affiliation to the country industry whatsoever.
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If confirmed, we'll have to block such a channel, regardless of its size and political affiliation.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the affiliation of the students in the Orchestra Now.
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He had sought asylum on the grounds that he was being persecuted over his political affiliation.
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These people said they expect Mr. Pruitt to operate the fund privately, with no E.P.A. affiliation.
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But in Russia, invoking history has long been a way of proclaiming political or ideological affiliation.
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"It really didn't matter what their background was or their political affiliation was," Ms. Hayes said.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this article misstated the affiliation of Neil Volz.
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There are reasons for all Americans, regardless of political affiliation, to be concerned about our debt.
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Regardless of our own political affiliation, doctors need to examine how legislation affects our patients' health.
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Soon after, Judd's name began to trend, but it wasn't because of her affiliation with Warren.
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Jefferson Van Drew, who recently switched his party affiliation to Republican and captured the president's endorsement.
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The president's reelection campaign "has no knowledge of or affiliation with these activities," a spokesperson said.
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This other rapper named Retch -- no affiliation to either party -- snapped pics with all of 'em.
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"When you have a natural affiliation with people, you can advocate for them effortlessly," she said.
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The sample demographics accurately reflected party affiliation, gender, region and age, according to OH Predictive Insights.
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Ultimately, all that mattered was the mission of protecting America, not political ideology or partisan affiliation.
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The economy is one of the most important issues to American voters, regardless of party affiliation.
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This campaign of innuendo and misinformation should alarm all of us, regardless of our partisan affiliation.
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It would therefore be a mistake to conflate party affiliation with devotion to any ideological system.
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The women often can't disclose their team affiliation on their own accounts, or connect with players.
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An earlier version of the first letter misstated the affiliation of a writer, Dr. Jeffrey Kahn.
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Supreme Court justices like to say that partisan affiliation plays no role in judicial decision making.
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This allows for analysis of ballots returned based on voters' partisan affiliation and certain demographic traits.
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Yes or no: "Would you support a rule that … " Let's see the results by party affiliation.
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The solution, he said, was to ignore the religious or ethnic affiliation of the person involved.
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Tony Blair has already called on voters to support anti-Brexit candidates, irrespective of party affiliation.
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Athletes, owners, and sports commentators of all race and political affiliation spoke out against the president.
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Nobody ever mentioned Rafat's N.D.P. past or his current political affiliation, whose benefit was primarily financial.
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After his brief cancellation of membership, Kavanaugh's email history exposes a close affiliation with the organization.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the polls found that what respondents believe about impeachment depends heavily on political affiliation.
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Such platforms make a wide variety of personal information easily accessible to recruiters — including political affiliation.
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Our results suggest that political affiliation and feelings toward a party can influence who is hired.
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Presidents have traditionally renominated the Fed chairman they inherit when taking office, regardless of party affiliation.
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At the time, his C.I.A. affiliation was classified, as it remained for nearly six more years.
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His Wall Street reputation made him an attractive candidate for Trump, despite his Democratic Party affiliation.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the academic affiliation of Daniel Hopkins, a political scientist.
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He changed party affiliation again in 2012 to the Democratic Party and unsuccessfully challenged Republican Gov.
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He ran as a Democrat, but switched his party affiliation to Republican shortly after taking office.
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Another contributing factor might be the very different levels of religious affiliation in the major parties.
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The superdelegates are chosen based on their party affiliation; many of them hold an elected office.
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He appears to have sought gang affiliation to bolster his credibility among some hip-hop fans.
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Since 2004, it has been illegal for students to wear any visible signs of religious affiliation.
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But the defendants denied any gang affiliation and were not prosecuted under a federal gang statute.
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"We expect the supervisors, regardless of their party affiliation, will discharge their constitutional duties," Elias said.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this article misstated Representative Mark Meadows's party affiliation.
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The letters were sent by Democratic lawmakers, but they didn't state their affiliation in the letters.
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The letters — sent to people regardless of the political affiliation — made a small but meaningful effect.
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I see others doing this with political affiliation, religion, fashion, career, and other constructions of identity.
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But, theoretically, there's still time for someone to run with no party affiliation in every state.
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Some polls do use other means of determining who an evangelical is, such as church affiliation.
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On ballots, voters had seen candidates for those positions without their party affiliation next to their name.
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It's a guest list worthy of an official event, but it has no affiliation with the WEF.
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Reached for comment, Crowd PR denied any affiliation with Misty Mountain and told us a bizarre tale.
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"If you had any kind of affiliation with these supporters then you are a terrorist," he said.
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The easiest way for the average voter to engage with politics is through party or team affiliation.
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The fact that electors, despite party affiliation, can vote independently has not been lost upon the populace.
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" Fitzgerald denied having any affiliation with the group and called the calls "a smear against my campaign.
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"I want to make it clear that we have no affiliation with any political party," he added.
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However, he made clear that he'll work with anyone regardless of party affiliation to benefit West Virginians.
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The Saudi public's support for the glut of executions is not just a matter of sectarian affiliation.
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The contest will pit all the candidates on the ballot, regardless of party affiliation, against one another.
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Sign Up and Pay UpFind an online organization that fits your needs in terms of religious affiliation.
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The Yellow Vests are a protest movement without political affiliation, protesting against taxes and rising fuel prices.
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They scoured their profiles for information about age, gender pronouns, political affiliation, whether the posters were parents.
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Rosenstein said that there was a difference between political affiliation and bias, and that Mueller understood that.
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Later, he induced a massive surge in voter registration and party affiliation changes among previously disaffected voters.
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Traditionally, late-registering Floridians have either been Democrats or not registered an affiliation but lean Democrat demographically.
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So for many people, political affiliation is part of their inheritance, perhaps even in the genetic sense.
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Dr Sugimoto classified researchers whose country of affiliation remained unchanged during the period studied as "non-mobile".
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Some were shown their peers answers with those peers' political affiliation, and some were shown it without.
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Kennedy, 65, was a Democrat until he switched party affiliation in the conservative-leaning state in 2007.
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Surrogates were told to highlight Comey's testimony to Congress and note his political affiliation and track record.
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"I am not a fan of party politics, I'd rather we have no affiliation whatsoever," Read said.
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As for the name, Shujinko — aside from its Mortal Kombat affiliation — is Japanese for hero or protagonist.
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Its affiliation with the internet was meant to signal faith in a new kind of collaborative democracy.
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Strom Thurmond of South Carolina switched his party affiliation from Democratic to Republican specifically for this reason.
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Investigators looked into Couch's claim, quickly learning he has no official affiliation with any law enforcement agency.
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The identities, affiliation, and motivation of the kidnappers was not yet clear, the sources said on Saturday.
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For already registered voters, any request to switch party affiliation must have been made by early October.
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Unlike the old-school scary binders, you can tailor Zola's checklist to your religious or cultural affiliation.
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Party affiliation of American presidents may not really impact the stock trajectories of the country's largest companies.
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In fact, today most government officials, regardless of party affiliation, experts and scientists agree with Republican Sen.
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Partisan politics has become downright tribal -- an affiliation born not from intellect, but from emotion and fear.
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Presidents have restricted entry of nationals of certain countries on the basis of affiliation or culpable conduct.
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And importantly, the Democratic lead in affiliation grows when the leanings of Independents are taken into account.
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Rapinoe has gained both notoriety and praise — depending on your party affiliation — for her unabashed political statements.
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The police ran the program, which has been suspended, in affiliation with the Boy Scouts of America.
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The court filing does not name the candidate involved in the information transaction or their party affiliation.
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In an age of hyper-partisan divide, ignoring a candidate's political affiliation can, at first, seem perplexing.
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Read on for each governor's salary, listed in alphabetical order by state, along with their party affiliation.
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Bush baptist - A fictional religious affiliation, used when someone doesn't belong to a particular church or religion.
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Despite DeWine's party affiliation, he hasn't always been in exact lockstep with the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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Mattis has not revealed his political affiliation and continues to deflect critical questions about the Trump administration.
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DHS says the separations occurred due to criminal activity or gang affiliation by the adults, or hospitalization.
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Yet Americans, by wide margins, back stronger safety standards for concealed carrying, regardless of their political affiliation.
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The fact that the crisis transcends political affiliation has allowed the administration to act in unprecedented ways.
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More than one in three identify as evangelical, and well over 75 percent claim some Christian affiliation.
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In California's election format, the top two candidates, regardless of party affiliation, advance to the general election.
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Casin, through CHX, has denied any affiliation with the Chinese government and no connections have been shown.
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Without being able to go off party affiliation and often with low turnout, voters can surprise us.
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Unsurprisingly, this appeals to political campaigns looking to leverage data signals to determine a voter's political affiliation.
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I do not discriminate whether for race, religion, color of skin, sexuality, political affiliation — what have you.
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His annexation of Crimea two years ago was punishment for Ukraine's seeking affiliation with the European Union.
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In other words, their partisan affiliation trumps any inclination they might have to hear other people out.
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They don't in any way hint at party affiliation with either the color blue or other symbology.
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The thrill of victory and deflation of defeat binds fans around the world regardless of team affiliation.
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However, because she had switched affiliation, the Democratic Party in her suburban Pittsburgh district couldn't help her.
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Selina Meyer is wildly indiscreet about everything but her partisan affiliation, which remains unstated after five seasons.
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There is also a large contingent of independent voters, with 216,577 active voters holding no party affiliation.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the political affiliation of the governor of Vermont, Phil Scott.
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Correction officials believe they are gang members, an affiliation that leads to tougher bail conditions and sentences.
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"Usain's got a direct affiliation with Australia," said Shaun Mielekamp, chief executive of the Central Coast Mariners.
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I could not tell you the political affiliation of any of the officers with whom I served.
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Kaufmann attempted to correlate support for Brexit among white Britons with factors like income and political affiliation.
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Female Canadian Tinder profiles tend to signal kindness and benevolence while Brazil, they signal affiliation and status.
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"They feel very, very, guilty," Donald Trump said of Ivanka and Eric's party affiliation at the time.
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Donald Trump, for his part, has changed his New York City party affiliation a number of times.
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When I asked Parisi about his party affiliation, he admitted to not voting in the presidential election.
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Blacks were assigned to small patches called "homelands" scattered around the country, largely based on tribal affiliation.
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In total, about half of American adults have changed religious affiliation at least once during their lives.
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I think that those who would prejudge me based on an affiliation are doing themselves a disservice.
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Mr. Mitchem said his football team was a small church-based operation with no high school affiliation.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Sunday about a heat wave across Europe misidentified the affiliation of Reto Rüesch.
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At least nominally, many venture-backed startups are likely to run into problems with those affiliation rules.
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The affiliation rule applies if a venture firm owns half or more of a company's voting stock.
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Attendees include members of Austrian right-wing fraternal societies, who wear pillbox hats to show their affiliation.
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"I don't really want to talk to anybody who has any affiliation with CBS," Ms. Gayter said.
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The group declared its affiliation with Al Qaeda in 2013, but claims to have cut those ties.
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The tips identified several suspects by name and included their addresses, photos, hangout locations and gang affiliation.
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But Moms members were discouraged from attending and told not to show any affiliation if they did.
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And then consider what several of Sanders' fellow Democrats said about his party affiliation during Tuesday's debate.
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However, we came together today because we believe that some things are more important than party affiliation.
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She also appeared alongside House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseIs political affiliation the new discrimination?
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An earlier version of this article misstated the affiliation of Laurie A. King and Fay B. Horak.
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Under Louisiana's unusual primary election system, all candidates appear on the same ballot regardless of party affiliation.
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Mr. Daniels's affiliation with Sotheby's isn't new: He worked as a watch consultant for about four decades.
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Democrats, Greens and other like-minded citizens should — en masse — change their officially registered affiliation to Republican.
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How you see this upheaval depends on your party affiliation, but it's clear that something has changed.
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"We are officially disconnecting from Connie West, Rachel NV and AlienStocks affiliation with them," the announcement read.
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But they're not all MS-13, and there is no clear data on deportations by gang affiliation.
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And it has become more rare for children to have a different party affiliation from their parents.
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Because Nations League games are competitive matches, Dest now is unable to switch affiliation to the Dutch.
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Regardless of your religious affiliation, I ask that you join us to pray for peace and acceptance.
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Foreign governments successfully attacking our infrastructure is something we should all fear, regardless of political affiliation. Rep.
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He then dropped his party affiliation during his first flirtation with a White House bid in 2007.
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Second, the dramatic nature of this difference in response by political affiliation is a very recent phenomenon.
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Yu's court-appointed attorney, Michael Berg, said Yu was a teacher with no affiliation with China's government.
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Jim Justice will switch his affiliation to join the Republican Party, NBC News reported, citing multiple sources.
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"We want to make sure we're not taking anyone for granted regardless of party affiliation," Cox said.
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The crux of the issue though, they argue, is broad distrust of politicians regardless of party affiliation.
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Further, the president can use his influence, depending on his political affiliation, in selecting the next leader.
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This is an issue we all understand, all experience and all universally hate, regardless of political affiliation.
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They were created by Russian political interests whose party affiliation remains obscure, but whose objectives were clear.
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The District of Columbia also explicitly bans discrimination based on political affiliation, as do some other cities.
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" Max Stier, president for the Partnership for Public Service, said, "The idea that someone would have an adverse personnel action taken against them, and that could be a transfer…that was based on political affiliation or on an affiliation with a prior administration, would be a prohibited personnel practice.
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However, the Trump Organization ended its affiliation with the project in December 2016 after Trump's White House win.
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That doesn't preclude alliances but is a looser affiliation than the interdependent model preferred by many European leaders.
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It also said the Berkshire affiliation would give it greater resources to pay claims and underwrite more business.
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However, Project Maven—and its affiliation with drone warfare—may be where IBM employees draw an ethical line.
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The United States is assisting the Nigerien government in battles against Islamist groups that claim affiliation with ISIS.
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Larry Hogan, a man who popularity is high despite his party affiliation in a state dominated by Democrats.
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MIT's involvement had to do with basic research and science, having no financial or operational affiliation with Nectome.
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This is the generation where more voters identify themselves as independents than any other political affiliation out there.
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Regardless of your political affiliation, it would be the best possible thing for America in the long run.
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"I don't think the governor, based on his political affiliation, is going to grant a pardon," says Drake.
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But the term could equally refer to disaffected Islamists inside the country, perhaps without any specific political affiliation.
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While in custody, he was repeatedly pressured by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to falsely admit affiliation.
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Obama went on to challenge voters -- regardless of political affiliation -- to commit themselves to improving the common good.
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His father retired as the executive director at the Texas Affiliation of Affordable Housing Providers, also in Austin.
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The de facto uniform is a visual pledge of career allegiance, a literal symbol of white-collar affiliation.
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Wille estimated that at least 20,000 men were being held on charges of ISIS affiliation in northern Iraq.
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But when asked if she feels any formal affiliation to ideas of afrofuturism, she sets the record straight.
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Christian affiliation in the US is declining in general, but Catholics are being hit harder, the study found.
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And no matter the party affiliation, "We all recognize this is a major and significant problem," he said.
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Some states will only require you to get a license, while others will require an official religious affiliation.
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According to a recent public opinion poll, most Americans — regardless of political affiliation — support protections for net neutrality.
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And there is evidence that factors including location, race and religion influence party affiliation more than income does.
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And in those 25 years, I have not had occasion once to ask somebody about their political affiliation.
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You may meet your match through a group affiliation, at a festival, or even while doing activist work.
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In primaries, when candidates all share the same party affiliation, the percentage of incorrect votes is far higher.
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The top two contenders face off against one another in the general election regardless of their party affiliation.
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Jenner previously told PEOPLE that she felt those who focus on her GOP affiliation are missing the point.
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A big chunk of CEO profiles in Crunchbase (probably more than a third) don't include a university affiliation.
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Mainline Protestants, regardless of political affiliation, tend to fade into the background in discussions of religion in America.
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Shinil Group previously denied any affiliation with the entity promoting the cryptocurrency, and Motherboard hasn't confirmed any connection.
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Other activists contacted by the account said that they thought it had some affiliation with Black Lives Matter.
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Regardless of our political affiliation or region, developing advanced nuclear energy technologies is a win for the country.
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Ms Warren's DNA, for example, was not checked against any samples from tribes with which she claimed affiliation.
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The Met's affiliation with the Sacklers extends back decades with millions of donated dollars to show for it.
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Flynn flips on abortion Party affiliation isn't the only place where Trump and his possible running mate diverge.
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Religious affiliation, political leaning, and age are not clear predictors of who does and doesn't support reproductive freedoms.
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And in those 25 years I have not had occasion, once, to ask somebody about their political affiliation.
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"When [creators] apply to the program, we don't consider political affiliation or viewpoints," a YouTube spokesperson told me.
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Apple, a company best known for its affiliation with U2 and James Corden, had a big announcement today.
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Jenner previously told PEOPLE that she felt those who focus on her GOP affiliation are missing the point.
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Most are evangelical, emphasising a personal faith based on conversion rather than a cultural affiliation to a denomination.
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The PPP poll also broke down concern when asked the same question about Trump's nominees by political affiliation.
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Regardless of political affiliation, there are certain etiquette standards that are generally upheld when visiting the White House.
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Her radical activism and affiliation with the U.S. Communist Party had the entire country shook during the '70s.
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They will draft rosters from the players who are named as starters and reserves, regardless of conference affiliation.
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He has defended his frequent switches in party affiliation by laying the blame on a changed Republican Party.
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Hoffman also expressed concern that authorities are not allowed to deem foreign citizens inadmissible based on gang affiliation.
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Prosecutors cited social media postings and statements made by Ullah as evidence of his affiliation with the group.
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Without noting the party affiliation, Gehringer calls for other Fusion presidential campaign clients to step forward as well.
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Security is the real issue as I have written before and that is irrespective of any political affiliation.
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They are spaces where individuals from every walk of life or political affiliation can come together and worship.
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David Jolly (Fla.) said in October that he and his wife would re-register without a party affiliation.
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A compromised president and presidency is a danger to the security of every American, regardless of political affiliation.
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Over the past five years, the grocer changed its name and shed its affiliation with the supermarket chain.
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Some soldiers regarded beards as a marker of affiliation, even though the jihadis had punished men who shaved.
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Champagne's affiliation with luxury, wealth, and celebrity has kept prices high, from crowning kings, to launching great ships.
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