She's surrounded by people who want to ally with her.
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"Who would want to ally with Modi?" asks Mr Scindia.
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Now was the time to ally with her former foes.
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Historically, it tended to ally with trade unions against oligarchic rule.
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If you ally with Burke and Tenpenny, Megaton is destroyed easily.
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Supplying an ally with equipment so outdated signals that we can't.
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But a more obvious route is to ally with an established carmaker.
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Canada is an ideal ally with which to try a new approach.
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Ms Uddin wants to ally with liberals and begin a "conversation" with conservatives.
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Of course, Saudi Arabia remains a staunch US ally with strong American protection.
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So you'd think people would be tripping over themselves to ally with Bradley.
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Specifically, men need to ally with women who are already doing this work.
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There, too, Mr. Akhmetshin had tried to ally with Ukraine's pro-Moscow elements.
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To ally with that sort of "populism" would be to betray Israel's calling.
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That makes it harder to ally with Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right Forza Italia party.
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If Mr Erdogan loses, Turkey will be a difficult ally with a difficult future.
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Smaller brigades may ally with Misrata because their interests are threatened by Islamic State.
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And everyone is watching to see whom Johnson will ally with at the summit.
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She's literally a mass murderer, so lords of Westeros aren't likely to ally with her.
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And if they decide to ally with Daenerys in her quest for the Iron Throne?
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Bestows a single targeted ally with increased speed, damage and damage resistance for eight seconds.
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Ousamequin's people debated for months about whether to ally with the newcomers or destroy them.
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With that, the C.I.A. had acquired a powerful ally with daily access to the president.
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We wouldn't be a throwaway camp villain, a recurring gag or an ally with implied queerness.
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"Even if we ally with other countries, we're still going to sell more airplanes," Hoeppner said.
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Still on the payroll: John McLaughlin, a close ally with a long history of bad data.
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Without American protection, the Kurdish leaders are now switching sides to ally with Mr. al-Assad.
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The American decision to ally with Kurdish militias set the stage for Turkey's invasion this week.
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It is a natural ally with Yankeedom and encompasses New York City and northern New Jersey.
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It's time we realize OPEC is no longer a bogeyman, but an ally with common interests.
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That makes him the closest thing the environmental movement has to an ally with Trump's ear.
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The villain in Venom decides to ally with human-devouring space aliens in the name of environmentalism.
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Meanwhile, Lyrsa can't even be bothered to pretend to ally with Angelina, when Angelina comes to her.
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Trump later Monday predicted that Democrats would ultimately ally with Republicans on healthcare once ObamaCare starts failing.
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No, Ford, VW, Honda, and BMW didn't ally with California to deny consumers their right to choices.
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The administration must do more to coordinate with South Korea and treat this vital ally with respect.
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Brandon, the boy across the street, reveals himself as a worthy ally with troubles of his own.
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That was a blow to both the Union and the Confederacy, who'd each hoped to ally with London.
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Their campaign in England exploited fears that if Labour won, it would ally with the Scottish National Party.
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In Apple, Didi found a powerful international ally with the resources to bankroll a ground war against competitors.
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With the so-called Sunni Awakening, former insurgents were paid to switch sides and ally with the government.
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" Greenwald told me, "I don't know why it's O.K. to ally with Bill Kristol but not Tucker Carlson.
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LONG-TERM PLANS Turkey, a NATO member, has been incensed by the U.S. decision to ally with the YPG.
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China is North Korea's largest economic ally, with trade between the two countries having totaled $6.4 billion in 2014.
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Four years ago, Mr. Klein's group promised to ally with the mainline Democrats but ended up not doing so.
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The UK has long been America's closest ally, with Brits and Americans fighting and dying together to defeat fascism.
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Mr. Sirisena broke from Mr. Rajapaksa's party to ally with Mr. Wickremesinghe in the prelude to the 2015 elections.
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His remarks, which have not previously been made public, indicated that utilities had gained an ally with his appointment.
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They say the coalition will ally with existing groups on specific issues and will support vetted candidates and causes.
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On Wednesday, Trump announced that Richard Grenell, a staunch ally, with no intel experience, would take over Maguire's role.
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It is highly unlikely, however, that the Social Democrats would ally with the FPO if the SPO came third.
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He urged the Red Army to capture Lwów in 19379, contributing to the loss of Poland; he urged the Chinese Communists to ally with the Nationalists, resulting in thousands dead; most fatefully, he refused to allow European Communist parties to ally with social democrats—a decision that helped propel Adolf Hitler to power.
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They wore the label of ally with pride as the symbol that separated them from their confederate-flag loving kin.
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Knowing this, Jackson made sure to build an ally with at least one of the other three Black people there.
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She's planning to ally with Daenerys and Jon Snow in the North, then betray them when they least expect it.
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Mrs May faced criticism for replacing him with her chief whip, Gavin Williamson, a close ally with no ministerial experience.
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President Trump predicted on Twitter Monday night that Democrats will ultimately ally with Republicans on healthcare once ObamaCare starts failing.
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How Iran's government works The independents are more likely to ally with the reformists and moderates rather than the hardliners.
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Based on recognition of Israel as a valuable U.S. ally with shared values, past bipartisan support for Israel was uncontroversial.
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She said she was following the example of Abraham Lincoln as he sought to convince lawmakers to ally with him.
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They ally with the most vicious thugs in the region and are a force for chaos throughout the mid-east.
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Startups saw Atrium as an ally with industry expertise that could help them avoid dirty term sheets or botched hires.
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Radicals had faith in the working class, to ally with the intellectuals and form a common movement against concentrated wealth.
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As desperate Kurds ally with Assad in Syria, the specter of the Islamic State threatens again, and American power dims.
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"Saudi Arabia is an unreliable ally with a poor human rights record," Paul said in a written statement this week.
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The situation showed: whoever was flying the drone now knows that they can easily undermine this unnamed ally with the missiles.
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"You don't need to be an immigrant to be an ally with us," journalist and filmmaker Jose Antonio Vargas tells Mashable.
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Earlier, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Washington had failed to present its NATO ally with satisfactory proposals during the talks.
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Somehow, Euron manages to use his brother's murder to his advantage and delivers his campaign strategy: He will ally with Daenerys.
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"Turkey has legitimate security concerns," Mattis said, noting it was the only NATO ally with an active insurgency inside its borders.
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Having refused to ally with traditional parties, she has few resources, but could yet capture some Lula voters unpersuaded by Mr Haddad.
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The president is liable to treat the next person who advises him against leaving the WTO or castigating an ally with suspicion.
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How you make someone feel is probably the largest determinant in whether they ally with you, especially on a new player season.
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Georgia is one such important ally with a stellar track record in allied operations and its regional role can be further enhanced.
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But like Gaga's character Ally, with some time and hard work, gas and dust eventually become something shiny and stunning—a star.
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He was supposed to travel east and ally with Daenerys, but he instead decided to turn west and invade Westeros without her.
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So Doran and his daughter Arianne Martell (another character cut from the show) must now decide whether to ally with Aegon instead.
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The first impetus of our ally with whom we share a supposed special relationship wasn't to express condolences to the United Kingdom.
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It also led to the replacement of Genish, a Vivendi ally, with Luigi Gubitosi, formerly a board director from the Elliott camp.
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For the last decade, it has been one of Africa's most stable nations, a solid Western ally with a fast-growing economy.
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The president spoke about the U.S. ally with the understanding that the comment would be "off the record," according to the Star.
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Before her character becomes extremely famous, Gaga does Ally with humor, vulnerability, and humanity—three qualities noticeably missing from Gaga's own career.
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The initiative was proposed by Russia, President Bashar al-Assad's most powerful ally, with the support of Turkey, which backs the opposition.
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If you look at what they're doing, they've been a very good ally with respect to Iran and with respect to Israel.
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Iran is one of the biggest winners as the international ally with the most invested in Syria and the most at stake.
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"We came to this fork in the road that we had to ally with one side or the other," Smith told Bloomberg.
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In Europe, Washington can find a trusted ally with cooperation in its DNA and existing links with the Kim Jong Un regime.
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The collapse of the Soviet Union saw many of its former countries and territories cede away from Moscow and ally with Europe.
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She's stopped wasting time on tears and headed straight to Dorne to ally with Ellaria Sand and the Sand Snakes against the Lannisters.
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One possible way forward would be for the M5S to ally with the centre-left Democratic Party (PD) to form a new government.
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In Florida, Gillum carries a 6-point lead over DeSantis, a staunch Trump ally, with the poll showing him ahead 50-44 percent.
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Then there's Lady Gaga who shows us that she too can do it all — revealing something about Ally with every note she sings.
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The Saudis are not a "very good ally with respect to Iran" in the sense that they are helping us out with something.
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He joined as an ally with African-Americans who were struggling to overcome discrimination and intimidation to gain access to the ballot box.
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But women don't automatically ally with other women, as Senator Susan Collins's vote to confirm Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court demonstrated.
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They expected that Northern liberal support would ensure its passage, and planned to subsequently ally with Southern Democrats to defeat the amended legislation.
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It can be extremely tempting to ally with someone who intensely guarantees a black or white solution to a complex and perplexing problem.
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This will not be easy, but it is likely to be far more effective than threatening our German ally with trade defense measures.
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Russia has remained a staunch ally, with President Vladimir V. Putin voicing his support for Mr. Maduro during a December meeting in Moscow.
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"You'll have the pro-migration, culturally liberal left saying, 'We don't want to ally with racists,' and you'll have the socially conservative, economically left-wing part of the coalition saying, 'We don't ally with people who think we're racists,' and that's a very, very hard argument to resolve," said Rob Ford, a professor of politics at the University of Manchester.
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The controversy has become a source of tension with Saudi Arabia, which had showered its ally with tens of billions of dollars in aid.
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Beijing's donations so far remain small compared with arms transfers from the United States, a defense treaty ally with the Philippines since the 1950s.
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Instead, some Democrats ally with payday lenders and wrings hands over the deficit; others still denigrate single-payer health care as a futile dream.
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Ms. Alley, the analyst with the International Crisis Group, said those tribes might now ally with the rebels in new attacks on Saudi Arabia.
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Palang Pracharat would need to ally with almost all the non-aligned parties to get the 251 seats it needs in the lower house.
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If we ally with Iran against the Islamic State, directly or indirectly, we play into the Islamic State's narrative and will help its recruitment.
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She dismissed the idea that U.S. policies toward its NATO ally, with whom relations have become rocky, are to blame for Turkey's financial woes.
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Even with the delay, Stone's fate appears like it now rests with Trump saving an ally with whom he shares a four-decade relationship.
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To survive these and like predations, Sunnis have learned to tolerate or even ally with Salafi-jihadi groups, who offer protection, stability, and assistance.
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The political saga has consumed South Korea, a key US ally, with mounting concerns that the scandal will prevent the government from making major decisions.
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The Greens, which have three seats, could also ally with the NDP to form their own majority, resulting in an administration unfriendly to energy development.
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That means he would need to ally with at least one other party if he is to get many of his policies and appointments through.
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Turkish forces marched into Syria last Wednesday, displacing thousands of Kurdish people and leaving the SDF to ally with Russian mercenaries and the Syrian government.
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With a heart for people, you will often find Ally with a notebook in hand interviewing an inspiring mover and shaker somewhere in the world.
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" It could also be something more substantial, like "Which faction do I want to ally with?" or "Do I want to war with them instead?
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He has not yet come round to endorsing the ally with the best numbers in the polls, Sajith Premadasa, son of Sri Lanka's third president.
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" What's worse, these critics say, is that in this #MeToo moment, Mr. Baldwin epitomizes a classic insincere male ally: With his star turns on "S.
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The Republican governor appoints a close ally with serious political liabilities to fill the seat temporarily, drawing a primary challenge from a right-wing firebrand.
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In Johnson, Trump has at last found a leader of a major US ally with whom he is politically aligned, in style if not substance.
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One option for the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, could be to ally with those in the Conservative Party who want a "softer" Brexit than Mrs.
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They and their families, both in the US and back in their home countries, are threatened with death if they don't ally with the gang.
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If he does ally with the Greens he might therefore seek a three-way deal including the liberal, pro-business Neos, who are on 7.8%.
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If he does ally with the Greens he will probably seek a three-way deal including the liberal, pro-business Neos, who are at 7.8%.
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The possibility has top intelligence officials on edge and fearing that a review by a Trump ally with no intelligence experience would stifle their independence.
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It was a few years after Ethiopians had taken full control of their carrier, and Moscow was courting its new ally with discounted Aeroflot planes.
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The people of the North don't have enough knowledge of Tyrion and Dany to fully trust Jon and Davos's mission to ally with the young queen.
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In June, the United States reached agreement on exchanging confidential information on development of carriers with India - its only non-treaty ally with such an arrangement.
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Magneto would never ally with Nazis!' like he's a character that has his own agency outside of what you as a writer tell him to do.
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On the other hand, having an ally with an extensive local reach can help Alibaba and Tencent capitalize on a wave of increasingly sophisticated Chinese tourists.
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This means he would need to ally with at least one other party if he is to get his election pledges enacted and his appointments approved.
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Other questions may have touched on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Roger Stone, a longtime Trump ally with ties to WikiLeaks, who also is under investigation.
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Who would want to ally with Saudi Arabia, a fossilized monarchy that won't even let women drive, which has long been accused of itself exporting extremism?
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But, as he observed in his speech, the greatest victims of Muslim violence are Muslims -- so there are plenty of Muslims for America to ally with.
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Other leaders are probably wondering how much you will publicly and privately ally with Conte and other nationalist leaders instead of the more liberal, progressive officials.
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Our president is compromised on Russia and is rapidly alienating every ally with whom we confronted Nazism, Communism and radical Islamism in the last 70 years.
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Mr. Trump is not the first president to appoint an ally with thin credentials to run the Justice Department: John F. Kennedy picked his brother, Robert.
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In May, Tshisekedi named Ilukamba, a close Kabila ally with years of government experience and previously the head of Congo's national railway company, as prime minister.
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The French king wants to wrest Calais from the English, even if he has to ally with the Holy Roman emperor, Charles V, to do it.
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Britain is a particularly appealing target for interference as a close US ally with a large Chinese ethnic community and an open, advanced economy, Parton said.
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Meanwhile, by abandoning its Syrian Kurdish allies, the U.S. may also push the group to ally with Russia or Syrian dictator Bashar Al Assad, McMaster added.
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One might've expected the assault on Aleppo to mark the end of contrarian "maybe we should tentatively ally with Assad" takes in US foreign policy discussion.
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Democrats need these disparate tribes to cohere into a single group—the non-whites—and ally with college-educated whites and then turn out in large numbers.
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Right now, Cersei is in King's Landing and has agreed to ally with Daenerys and the Starks, although she plans on betraying them as soon as possible.
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When Nathan has an ally with him, they'll pop shots off at the opposition, but their kill count come the end of the game won't be significant.
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The AP added that it confirmed Manafort's ties with Deripaska, a close Putin ally, with several people familiar with payments to Manafort and business records it obtained.
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Of course Russia wants to ally with Assad — then they keep their naval base, which also happens to be the last Russian base in the Middle East.
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Conor Lamb, a moderate Democrat, led by 579 votes over Rick Saccone, a Republican lawmaker and Trump ally, with a few thousand absentee ballots still to count.
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Or is it on the side of Gaga's Ally, with her dyed red hair and her trashy-fun lip-synched pop songs about a cute boy's butt?
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But on the issue of abuse, the Catholic right is often proving to be the pope's unlikely ally, with many calling for a top-to-bottom overhaul.
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Putin has sought to ally with Trump at a time when U.S. ties to Europe are fraying, and both presidents are critical of the EU and NATO.
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Russian presence in the region gives Iran an ally with advanced weaponry and a clear, unequivocal reason for the maintenance of its position in the eastern Mediterranean.
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The part about politicians may be more important: The movement's patriotism made it far easier for Lyndon Johnson and members of Congress eventually to ally with it.
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Asian geopolitics and the Philippine economy could undergo profound changes if Manila ends up breaking historic military and economic ties with the U.S. to ally with China instead.
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The session was initiated by the Palestinians and requested by five countries, including Egypt, a regional ally with which Israel signed a peace treaty in the late 1970s.
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Trump was widely criticized this month after it emerged he had discussed sensitive Syria-related intelligence, originating from an ally, with Russian officials at a White House meeting.
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There is a very real possibility that his Five Star Movement, which won a stunning victory in recent elections, will ally with the anti-immigrant, hard-right League.
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Israeli officials portrayed it as an attempt to provide Mr. Trump — Mr. Netanyahu's close ally — with backing for the decision, which they believe the president has already made.
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We don't even have a U.S. ambassador named to represent us in South Korea, a major ally with the most at stake in ensuring a peaceful Korean Peninsula.
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His two most likely choices are to ally with the FPO again or else with the Greens, possibly in a three-way tie-up with the liberal Neos.
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The parties had been in talks to ally with each other and form a national unity coalition, but one of the key sticking points has been Netanyahu himself.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally with no claim to the South China Sea, has long maintained its neutrality in the dispute to protect its economic relationship with China.
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Two used the phrase "sacred sacrifice," which in the Russian political world means the murder of an ally with the aim of pinning the blame on an enemy.
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Singapore, at the southernmost tip of the Malay Peninsula, is one of the world's busiest ports and a U.S. ally, with its naval base regularly visited by American warships.
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"As ISIS gets smaller, for ISIS it actually might be a good idea to ally with al Qaeda, which is now a pretty big organization in Syria," says Bergen.
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He then travels to Dragonstone in "The Queen's Justice" to ally with Daenerys and mine the dragonglass vein under the castle, which Sam told him about in a letter.
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She's not going to ally with Jon and Daenerys against the Walkers in a million years, so surely death is the only way for her character's storyline to finish?
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Getting approval from parliament is not a foregone conclusion, as pro-Brexit members may ally with those who are anti-Brexit in an effort to secure more favorable terms.
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And on the JRPG tip: Fire Emblem: Three Houses got a long spot that introduced the main characters, whom you'll no doubt ally with and/or be betrayed by.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee's version of an annual defense policy bill has three provisions targeting Turkey, a NATO ally with which the United States has had increasing tensions.
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Mr Márquez may hope to ally with some 2903,000 "dissident" FARC members, who have formed armed groups that operate mainly in southern Colombia, where they concentrate on trafficking drugs.
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Immediately after the federal election in September, the Social Democratic leadership decided to take on the role of primary opposition in Parliament rather than ally with the Christian Democrats.
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He isn't the only Trump ally with connections to the firm — former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon, who now runs Breitbart News, previously served on Cambridge Analytica's board.
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Singapore, at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, is one of the world's busiest ports and a U.S. ally, with its naval base regularly visited by American warships.
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Europe and the US pushed back against that idea, saying that countries should be able to decide who they want to ally with and that national sovereignty shouldn't be abridged.
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After joking that Cooper couldn't "hear anything" because he wasn't wearing an in-ear sound monitor, the two transformed into Jack and Ally, with Gaga playing her signature crystal piano.
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Watch:Is Donald Trump's Twitter presence strong enough to compel the world's most populous country and home to the world's largest army to act out against an ally with nuclear weapons?
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Mike Lee of Utah used to have an ally with the Department of Justice in the bipartisan criminal justice reforms he's been kicking around Congress for the past few years.
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In Tripura, a state that suffered a separatist insurgency until 2004, the BJP has set aside its nationalist credentials to ally with a party that had backed the independence movement.
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Walmart's investment would give Flipkart not just additional funds to fight Amazon, but also arm it with a formidable ally with extensive experience in retailing, logistics and supply chain management.
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" He then said that China — North Korea's only major ally with economic leverage over the isolated nation — saw its trade with North Korea grow "almost 40% in the first quarter.
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Abdul Raziq, had survived dozens of attempts on his life and was widely considered an indispensable American ally with influence across critical areas of southern Afghanistan, in the Taliban heartland.
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In recent days American has been applying top-level pressure to its European ally — with secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, tweeting Sunday night that the country faced a "momentus" decision.
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His most likely coalition choices are to ally with the resurgent Greens, possibly in a three-way tie-up with the liberal Neos, or link up again with the FPO.
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And by showing decisive will in Syria, Russia could contrast its own determination to back an ally with US ambivalence toward the moderate rebel groups it had promised to help.
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Instead of defending it, Hindenburg became its gravedigger, using these powers first to destroy democratic norms and then to ally with the Nazis to replace parliamentary government with authoritarian rule.
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Soleimani was in Iraq this week, a second Western diplomat in Baghdad said, adding that it is likely that he advised Amiri to ally with Sadr, who recently met Iran's ambassador.
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Despite recent wobbles in relations with its prime minister, Theresa May, Britain is perceived to be America's closest ally, with Americans rating it as somewhere between "ally" and "friendly", on average.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin told Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Monday that Moscow would supply its ally with an S-300 anti-aircraft missile system, Assad's office said.
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The Viagras are an independent criminal group that has tended to ally with whichever is the main criminal protagonist in the Tierra Caliente — the Zetas, the Familia, and then the Templarios.
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Before Trump took office, Ryan was able to criticize Trump's racism harshly while continuing to ally with him for the greater cause of cutting health care benefits and corporate tax rates.
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If a company wants to reward a former political ally with a lucrative job, a lobbying ban won't stop that, and it's honestly difficult to imagine what kind of rule would.
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The reformists, to be clear, don't want to ally with Iran, but rather to minimize hostilities and try to shape Iran's behavior to be more productive, while also building up America's allies.
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It is not all that different from the rhetoric of white grievance that Trump perpetuates, and that has led otherwise mainstream conservatives to increasingly ally with fringe elements solely to irritate liberals.
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Chang and Hollis spoke with Business Insider about the principles that guide their business partnership, and how small businesses can use those principles to ally with funders that are right for them.
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There are "save the cat" and "kick the dog" concepts that help the audience ally with or side against your protagonists and antagonists based on how they treat the world around them.
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The challenge for those who come to non-interventionism from a place of principle rather than racism is to distance themselves from their repugnant bed-fellows, rather than to ally with them.
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And Bolton's determination to ally with the President closely could be challenged in some areas — on the potential of a North Korea summit or with Trump's determination to improve ties with Russia.
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BEIRUT, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin told Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Monday that Moscow would supply its ally with an S-300 anti-aircraft missile system, Assad's office said.
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Trump seems oblivious to this rather elemental law of human interaction as evidenced by his outbursts with Turnbull -- a close American ally with whom he has little reason to argue, let alone offend.
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In Thailand, the government has responded to a long-running Malay Muslim insurgency in its southern provinces by fostering a Buddhist militarism, encouraging monks in local temples to ally with the armed forces.
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The 5-Star, which has always refused to ally with anyone, is on track to become the largest party in parliament with 27-28 percent of the vote, far short of a majority.
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Though there was no natural Trumpist wing of the Party, he was expected to ally with the three dozen conservative members of the Freedom Caucus, who tended to admire his anti-establishment populism.
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Mr. Mnangagwa's firing had positioned Mr. Mugabe's wife to succeed him as president, but it appears to have been an overreach that singled out an erstwhile ally with strong support from the military.
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And finally, law enforcement officers, who are on the front lines of our nation's gun epidemic but who far too often ally with the Republican Party, are speaking out about what they're seeing.
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The word "complicit" is derived from the Latin for "to fold together," and women may ally with male power to survive, or to get ahead; it can be hard to tell the difference.
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Lopez Obrador's State of Mexico campaign was hurt by a failure to ally with others in the opposition and references by rivals to crisis-hit Venezuela, which the PRI argues mirrors his economic model.
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The Klan instigated and carried out thousands of lynchings, mostly of black men and women, but also Jewish people and white people and anyone else who dared ally with the push for racial equality.
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He's also known to loathe the Republican political establishment -- a view that led him to ally with Trump long before anyone knew the real estate mogul was serious about running for president in 2016.
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Serbia is balancing its relations with Russia, a traditional Slavic and Orthodox Christian ally, with a push to join the European Union and foster ties with NATO, though it wants to remain militarily neutral.
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But they acknowledge that there is a growing risk of a split with South Korea, an ally with which Mr. Trump has been mostly in sync, over the pace of diplomacy with North Korea.
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With ongoing turmoil in the Middle East, we cannot afford to turn our back on this predominantly Muslim nation which has proven itself an ally with a strong desire to align itself with America.
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The pro-independence Scottish National Party's (SNP) move to ally with British Prime Minister David Cameron in rallying voters to stay in the European Union (EU) is coming under fire from an influential Scottish politician.
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Five Star's web portal now included a tool for subjecting important decisions to an online vote, and so the decision on whether to ally with UKIP was put to the movement: direct democracy in action.
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For those who don't remember, back in the day, when I was growing up, Bulgaria was in the Warsaw Pact, a group of Eastern European countries that were forced to ally with the Soviet Union.
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Often, the United States works with an ally with which it has an extradition treaty, like Canada, to lure criminal suspects to its soil and then have them arrested and sent to the United States.
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"[W]hatever policy goal overlap there is between Carlson's herrenvolk white nationalism and a left policy of foreign restraint, looking to ally with him is a bad precedent," Kelsey Atherton, a military-tech reporter, replied.
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Markets rose early this week after former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh offered to ally with a Saudi Arabian-led coalition in his country's conflict, and because of hopes that Qatar's diplomatic isolation might end.
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"The loss of a comrade and ally, with whom I share a friendship that dates back to 59 years ago, is difficult and heart-rending," said a statement posted on Ayatollah Khamenei's website on Sunday.
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To counteract that, Netanyahu has pioneered a novel approach to Israel's relationship with the US: Ally with the Republican Party, and leverage overwhelming GOP support to defray the consequences of any conflict he has with Democrats.
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The questions about Nunes' role have simmered in part because he never explained the boundaries of his removal until this week, and because he continues to be Trump's closest ally with access to the Russia investigations.
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Bersatu has said that it will ally with Pakatan Harapan but if that materializes, it's expected to only muddle the opposition landscape further, noted Oh. Still, it will certainly make the 2018 elections interesting, said Saat.
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Initially an ally of Peter the Great of Russia, Mazepa, worried by the rise of powerful Cossack rivals, switched sides to ally with Russia's great enemy at the time, Sweden, which he thought would offer protection.
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On the left, civil rights groups, affordable housing advocates and antisprawl environmentalists could ally with groups on the right, including libertarians who oppose government regulation on principle and developers who chafe at restrictions on building density.
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Wiser now to the ways of Washington, he and his team are carefully trying to reestablish themselves in a variety of ways as an important ally with a substantive agenda deserving of Washington's attention and support.
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It has become a source of tension between Egypt and Saudi Arabia, which showered its ally with tens of billions of dollars in aid in recent years but suspended petroleum supplies in September amid growing differences.
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When you log on to Twitter and read someone attacking the people you admire, the people you ally with, the people you see as your group, you become defensive of your side and angry at the critics.
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Traditional automakers are racing to ally with ride-sharing partners to avoid becoming bystanders if a significant number of consumers around the world choose to forego vehicle ownership and buy transportation by the mile or the minute.
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In Dorne, Prince Doran Martell had a secret plan to ally with Daenerys Targaryen against the Lannisters, and sent his son Quentyn to propose marriage to her — but his plan went awry when Quentyn died in Meereen.
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Elisa Carrió, a maverick anti-corruption campaigner and Macri ally with a seat in the lower house of congress, will be quick to flag up signs of skulduggery by any of the president's less angelic business friends.
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Gantz, whose center-left coalition includes the Labor party and Arab-majority parties, would need to ally with them and win over some of the smaller parties in Netanyahu's coalition by convincing them of his potential success.
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French officials have described the use of a nerve agent in Britain as an outrage, and Britain as a vital ally with shared values, but they have stopped short of blaming Russia or discussing any retaliatory action.
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The move by the county government to ally with Trump -- which also includes a new policy from Orange County's sheriff intended to undercut the state law -- seems likely to spill into California's critical cluster of congressional races.
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Sports are zero-sum: Auriemma's UConn is not a global superpower that can ally with others to strengthen his influence, nor a hip-hop legend who can guest on rising stars' tracks to co-opt their energy.
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Turkey, a NATO ally with strained ties to Washington, signed a contract with Russia for the S-400 surface to air system in September, with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announcing the first payment had already been made.
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But for the Lib Dems, scooping up disaffected Blairites from Labour and liberal Cameroons from the Tories is much less risky than it has been for Labour and the Conservatives to ally with hard-leftists and former UKIPpers.
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Mr Kammenos has also broken ranks with Syriza over how to handle Greece's latest flare-up with its historical rival, Turkey, a NATO ally with a policy of contesting Greek sovereignty over a clutch of small Aegean islands.
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And yet, here he was in that same interview -- and oh, by the way, virtually on the eve of an important national election in South Korea -- utterly and completely surprising his ally with an announcement on THAAD reimbursement.
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Let's remind ourselves that we're not dealing with an ally with a proven track record of keeping its word, let alone a country that operates under the same norms and expectations as the rest of the international community.
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President Trump has said he wants to ally with Russia to fight Islamic terrorism, but his envoy to the United Nations has also said that the United States will continue to back Ukraine in its conflict with Russia.
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You are the hero of the story in a thrilling world that hits back with every punch, and where the places you discover and the locals you ally with will shape your story in ways you'll never see coming.
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While the announcement might be viewed as a sign that cannabis is becoming a big business that can afford to ally with prominent names from the world of politics, Mr. Boehner cast it as a genuine change of heart.
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Trump's most recent efforts to ease tensions between the US and Russia will also weigh heavily on the G-7 summit, particularly his decision to share highly classified intelligence obtained by a US ally with the Russian foreign minister.
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U.S. Ambassador Sung Kim played down any U.S. concerns about Duterte's outreach to China and Russia and noted that the United States, a former colonial power, was the country's only treaty ally, with far deeper ties in the Philippines.
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By the end of Parabellum, we see John ally with the Bowery King to prepare a war against the High Table, which I hope will be as epic as it sounds when the next film is released in 2021.
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In the same interview where he floated trading sanctions for arms control, Trump said he would treat Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel – a U.S. ally –with the same level trust at the beginning of his presidency.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The leaders of Austria and Bavaria rejected on Friday a call by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban for their center-right group in the European Parliament to ally with populist, nationalist parties ahead of EU elections later this month.
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" Corker added: "I think that whole approach, even though no doubt Saudi Arabia is a country we've been an ally with, even though they are a semi-important country in the world ... our moral standing as a nation was challenged.
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The Social Democrats (SDP) came out on top in the April 14 election for the first time in 20 yeas but with a record low 17.7 percent of the vote, forcing them to ally with other parties to form a government.
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What's more, it appears that its negotiators have tacitly promised not to protect or ally with al-Qaeda or its newer offshoot, the Islamic State branch in Afghanistan (which, in any case, is anything but a prospective ally of theirs).
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Since Mr. Trump's election, Saudi Arabia successfully pitched itself to Mr. Trump and Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, as the Middle Eastern ally with both the standing and the cash to help with all these issues.
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Quentyn dies a fiery death in Meereen, and with Daenerys still far away, Doran and Arianne must decide whether to ally with a new supposed Targaryen who has unexpectedly arrived in Westeros before Dany and begun his own rebellion against the Lannisters.
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When Anne, an academic ally with a crush, offers some help, their relationship turns romantic — which is complicated for Richard, since he's gay and finding that a bad first date with a charming lawyer named Blake might be evolving into something serious.
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State-backed media labeled those held as traitors and "agents of embassies", unnerving diplomats in Saudi Arabia, a key U.S. ally, with some likening it to repression in neighboring Egypt and saying their governments would privately discuss the matter with Saudi authorities.
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For instance, imagine you're the Kurds in Syria right now: Do you choose to believe Trump's statements that the US is leaving you to fend for yourself against Turkey, and thus make plans to ally with Assad or Iran for protection instead?
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The partial results, which in past Spanish elections have not always accurately reflected the final outcome, suggested neither bloc would be able to form a government on its own, and would need to ally with smaller regional parties to prevent a deadlocked parliament.
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The Syrian regime or a representative-ally with the capacity to pressure it (as happened at Dayton, when Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic stood in for Bosnian Serbs and accused war criminal Radovan Karadzic) would have to be brought to the negotiating table.
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The idea is that we've never seen a group so horrific, so threatening to global stability — which is fueling calls for world powers to ally with, or acquiesce to, Syria's Bashar al-Assad as a lesser evil in the war against ISIS.
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But President Trump and his advisers, including his son-in-law and Middle East envoy Jared Kushner, have embraced the crown prince as a pivotal ally, with the president repeatedly expressing his confidence in the young Saudi royal as he amassed power.
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In firing Mr. Mnangagwa, Mr. Mugabe — Zimbabwe's leader since independence in 1980 and, at 93, the world's oldest head of state — might have finally overreached, singling out an erstwhile ally with liberation-war credentials and a deep power base of his own.
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Citing "current and former U.S. officials," the Post reported that Trump gave foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and ambassador Sergey Kislyak information about ISIS that had been provided to the U.S. by an ally with intimate knowledge of the terrorist group's internal affairs.
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After meeting with Ryan and Republican Party chairman Reince Priebus, who is acting as a sort of mediator between the bombastic presidential candidate and Republican leaders who are reluctant to ally with him, Trump met with other congressional leaders in the House and Senate.
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Choosing to ally with Wall Street A recent article in The New York Times by Nicholas Confessore recounted how the party became more closely allied to Wall Street at the expense of the growing number of blue-collar voters who were voting for the GOP.
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Though it's often in a startup's DNA to be stealthy as they look to disrupt mature markets, with regard to IP there are some great examples of big tech players working to educate, defend and ally with other tech companies to fight frivolous lawsuits.
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"Never Trump" has failed to offer a serious third-party challenge partly because so many Republicans undermined it by choosing to ally with or try to control the Trump brigade -- but also because it wasn't quite clear what the alternative to The Donald would be.
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The Night King in the book is different to the one in the show, but this theory hypothesizes that once Cersei realizes she can't escape the coming war, she will ally with the Night King through marriage and become the queen of the White Walkers.
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The gathering was hosted by a nonprofit group calling itself the Global Alliance for Terminating Al Qaeda/ISIS, or Gafta, founded by Ahmad Maki Kubba, an Iraqi-American who is pressing the Obama administration to ally with the Assad government to defeat the Islamic State.
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On the one hand we have Turkey, who is a full member of NATO and an ally with us, fighting the Kurds who have helped us on ISIS and obviously we are very concerned about the humanitarian issues and we're monitoring it very carefully.
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The brutal chemical weapons attack in Syria presents Bolton with an immediate crisis that will highlight the biggest questions surrounding his appointment, offering an early examination of how his vision of the robust use of US power abroad will ally with Trump's own hawkish instincts.
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The project - which would mark a significant expansion overseas for the Italian roaster - is conditional on finding an ally with deep knowledge of the U.S. market, sound experience in the high-end retail sector and no previous engagement in the coffee business, the entrepreneur said.
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However, because no party has ever won an outright majority of seats and they're not expected to this time, Gantz and Netanyahu's parties have to ally with some of the smaller parties to form a coalition that would allow each of them to govern.
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But it fails to resolve a problem at the heart of Italian politics since the last general election in 2013: a party with a quarter of the vote, Beppe Grillo's anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S), has so far refused to ally with any of the others.
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But he is at odds over the future shape of public services with the centrist and center-right groups that he might try to ally with, and he has ruled out any cooperation with the nationalist, eurosceptic Finns Party, which won 17.5 percent of the vote.
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Founded in 1994, the Rotondo de Cojima farm and hundreds of others were set up after the collapse of the Soviet Union, which had supplied its Cuban ally with energy, pesticides and machinery on preferential terms and paid above-market rates for Cuba's staple sugar crop.
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A declassified assessment by the US intelligence community published in January concluded that the "likely financier of the so-called Internet Research Agency of professional trolls located in Saint Petersburg is a close Putin ally with ties to Russian intelligence," though it did not name Prigozhin.
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India will need to ally with countries including the United States, Japan, and Australia, to get cheaper funding from multilateral development banks to access cleaner technology and catch up with Japan and China, Benjamin Sporton, chief executive of the World Coal Association told Reuters in an interview.
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Meanwhile, we shouldn't wait any longer to afford Israel the same diplomatic recognition that we extend to every other ally with which we maintain diplomatic relations (with the singular exception of the Hague, for entirely different reasons), and that is locating our embassy in its capital city.
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Do you think--and obviously there's, like, it's a Shakespearian relationship, this relationship between Jeb and Rubio--do you think that had Rubio made the decision to sort of ally with Jeb in terms of standing up to Trump, that things would have been any different?
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Malcolm X's deepening Islamic faith and inroads into forging diplomatic ties through two trips to Africa and the Middle East during the last year of his life found him eager to ally with civil rights activists -- especially Martin Luther King Jr. and student activists within the movement.
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In selecting Mr. O'Brien, the president opted for an outspoken advocate of tough policies toward Iran and powers like Russia and China, leaving it unclear how his advice may differ from that of Mr. Bolton, an ally with whom Mr. O'Brien has worked in the past.
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But he is at odds over the future shape of public services with the centrist and centre-right groups that he might try to ally with, and he has ruled out any cooperation with the nationalist, eurosceptic Finns Party, which won 17.5 percent of the vote.
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In the week before the Florida Republican primary in March, Lee headed early to the GOP presidential debate there with a mission: to convince one Senate friend, Rubio, to ally with another, Ted Cruz, and form a unity ticket to block Donald Trump from winning the Republican nomination.
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Does it suggest Trump believes in his innocence, or a consciousness of guilt, when he slanders former President Obama with the ludicrous charge that he illegally wiretapped him and slanders the intelligence service of a trusted American ally with the ridiculous accusation that it illegally spied on him?
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Orbán became an M.P. Fodor, a handsome, cosmopolitan personality, was the most popular figure in Fidesz, but, after a dispute over whether the Party should ally with other liberal groups, he broke away, taking several hundred members with him and leaving Orbán as the head of the Party.
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NBC News reported in August that Manafort was a key player in multi-million-dollar business propositions with Russian and Ukrainian oligarchs — one of them a close Putin ally with alleged ties to organized crime — which foreign policy experts said raised questions about the pro-Russian bent of the Trump candidacy.
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It has led us to ally with evil regimes, to empower autocrats, to bully vulnerable populations, to start unjust and pointless wars, to foul our land, water, and air, and to bloat the size of our military beyond all reason — all while we neglect the needs of US citizens at home.
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But when lines like these spin an "empowering" campaign, or, in the case of Zara's line, co-opt the language of feminism, or body-positivity, there's a worry that the right people aren't being serviced by them, and that the movements they ally with may suffer because of that allyship.
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Days before she is set to go on trial on corruption charges, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner announced on Saturday that she intends to return to the presidential palace this year, this time as vice president running alongside Alberto Fernández, a former ally with whom she has had an uneasy relationship.
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He was replaced by his former interior minister Muhyiddin, who was able to command more support in their Bersatu party and broke with Mahathir to ally with UMNO, which had lost the 2018 election amid a backlash over a multi-billion dollar graft scandal at state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd.
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Ken Sarafian — a private investigator and ex-cop who has grim memories of his time serving in Vietnam and who recently lost a daughter to cancer — proves to be a particularly satisfying ally, with his psychological acuity, his sixth sense for deception, his dogged research skills and his Glock semiautomatic pistol.
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Many Syria experts criticized the White House decision and cautioned that American abandonment of its Kurdish allies could widen the eight-year Syrian conflict and prompt the Kurds to ally with the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad to combat the much larger and more technologically advanced Turkish army.
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The particular anxiety in Washington last week was that the White House might ally with climate-change deniers and hard-line ideologues in the Republican-led Congress to suppress federal science and medical research, stir up hate campaigns against immigrants and minorities, or sideline intelligence analysts who report inconvenient facts.
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As children, the narrator's older brother, Francis, was his protector, an ally with whom to explore the world of their public housing complex outside Toronto while their mother, a Trinidadian immigrant adamant that they not squander their "one and only chance" to overcome a system stacked against them, was at work.
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Founded in 2009 by the former comic Beppe Grillo and internet entrepreneur Gianroberto Casaleggio, Five Star's eclectic mix of support for environmentalism, Euroskepticism, Internet-based direct democracy and government transparency seemed fresh and appealing, as did the idea that they would refuse to ally with anyone else to get to power.
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Before America had Trump, Italy had Berlusconi; we would do well to reflect on Italy's recent experiments with direct democracy: Five Star's web portal now included a tool for subjecting important decisions to an online vote, and so the decision on whether to ally with UKIP was put to the movement: direct democracy in action.
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According to one of the movement's young delegates to Brussels, Marco Zanni, Casaleggio quickly made it clear that he wanted Five Star to ally with the UK Independence Party—the party led by far-right British provocateur Nigel Farage, whose lifelong mission was to get Britain to leave the European Union—in the EU Parliament.
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Unless parliament can agree on a substantial reform of the electoral law before next year, the future could start to look much like the past, but with the M5S taking on the role of the old PCI – not because the mainstream parties want to exclude it, but because Mr Grillo's movement refuses to ally with any of them.
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Photo: APPresident Donald Trump, whose recent uses of the internet have included hinting he might just pardon himself and everyone else in his administration if federal investigators keep digging into his alleged ties to Russian hackers, probably will not like NSA Director Mike Roger's thoughts on his plan to ally with those Russian hackers to secure the internet.
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But for the last 25 years this argument has been used to rationalize a perverse politics in which Democratic presidents ally with big business and Republicans to make trade deals that expose American workers to brutal competition, and then complain that they are helpless to stop these same "allies" from dismantling social safety nets and destroying labor unions.
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The trip was part of a generous program, led by the South Korean government, to formally thank these now old men who helped save this tiny country from destruction and set it on the road to what it is now — a modern, technologically advanced society and a staunch American ally, with the world's 11th-largest economy.
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The EU wants to get the whole thing hammered out months before that actually happens, which has not been a boon for the UK. May held a majority before the election but actually lost seats in the House of Commons, forcing the Tories to ally with the fringe DUP in Northern Ireland to actually get the Queen's permission to build a government.
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The fast-thawing relations are in stark contrast with the atmosphere at the start of the year, when North Korean President Kim Jong Un gave a New Year's Day address in which he said the Communist state's nuclear weapons could reach anywhere in the United States — an important ally with South Korea — and threatened that he has a nuclear button on his desk.
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Check out some of the 80-plus replies to a tweet last month by prominent feminist writer Sady Doyle promoting a piece she wrote denouncing TERFs (some accused Doyle of being a handmaid of the patriarchy, a common insult lobbed at cis women who ally with trans people), or check the inevitable replies to my tweet sharing this piece when it goes online.
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Manafort pitched the plans to Russian aluminum magnate Oleg Deripaska, a close Putin ally with whom Manafort eventually signed a $10 million annual contract beginning in 2006, according to interviews with several people familiar with payments to Manafort and business records obtained by the AP. Manafort and Deripaska maintained a business relationship until at least 2009, according to one person familiar with the work.
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But for now Libya is no closer to a unified command that could bring together its various combatants and ally with Western powers to fight IS. Much of the public distrusts the UN, not least because its former envoy to Libya, Bernardino León, took a job with an official think-tank in the United Arab Emirates, which supports Mr Haftar, after stepping down last year.
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Manafort pitched the plans to Russian aluminum magnate Oleg Deripaska, a close Putin ally with whom Manafort eventually signed a $10 million annual contract beginning in 210, according to interviews with several people familiar with payments to Manafort and business records obtained by the AP. Manafort and Deripaska maintained a business relationship until at least 21992, according to one person familiar with the work.
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Prosecutors in Washington are eyeing a November trial for Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE, a case Mueller passed off when he shuttered his probe after charging the former Trump ally with lying to Congress about his interactions with WikiLeaks.
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The decision to ally with Syrian President Bashar Assad came after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE ordered the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the northeastern part of the country, drawing backlash from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Trump then picks a political ally with no intelligence experience to oversee the intelligence community when the general election campaign kicks off ... ... The spy chief shake-up comes just as Trump brings several former aides -- Hope Hicks and John McEntee -- back to the Oval Office ... ... McEntee, who couldn't previously get a security clearance, is now in charge of what from the outside seems like a purge at the National Security Council and he's apparently telling aides to be on the lookout for disloyalty.
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This surveillance material has reportedly been shared with US officials, where it must be shaping the geopolitical response — making it harder for President Trump to do what he really wants to do, and stick like glue to a regional US ally with which he has his own personal financial ties, because the arms of that state have been recorded in the literal act of cutting off the fingers and head of a critical journalist, and then sawing up and disposing of the rest of his body.
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