So the commission is mulling other ways to apply pressure.
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What matters is whether President Trump intended to apply pressure.
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One is supposed to apply pressure to a deep wound.
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To get the votes, whips apply pressure in various ways.
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Third, do what Russia does so well: apply pressure elsewhere.
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But Paulsen is hoping a big vote will apply pressure.
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"We see the results when allies apply pressure," he said.
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During those final 14 minutes, the car warned the driver to apply pressure to the steering wheel four times, but he did not apply pressure in the roughly four minutes before the crash, investigators found.
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We have to try and get three points to apply pressure.
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When she feels overwhelmed, Raider is there to apply pressure therapy.
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You have to apply pressure to them, and peel them off.
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Members of congress often try to apply pressure on the FDA.
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Cory is trained to climb on her stomach and apply pressure.
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But the point is to apply pressure throughout the entire match.
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He found the grips helped apply pressure from a variety of directions.
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Vershbow sees an opportunity for the US to apply pressure as well.
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Until then, the players will continue to apply pressure where they can.
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He needs to know when to be silent and quietly apply pressure.
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She knows where to apply pressure and never forgets to follow up.
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Trump is not alone in his desire to apply pressure to Turkey.
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Apply pressure to stanch blood from less severe wounds, and elevate them.
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The Canadians continued to apply pressure, and the misses for Switzerland mounted.
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Other countries, too, are beginning to apply pressure to the military junta.
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Resist the urge to apply pressure; let the roller do the work.
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Sanches tried to apply pressure to de Abreau's wounds to stop the bleeding.
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Soldiers from both countries would patrol it and apply pressure to their allies.
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"Playing with the perineum will apply pressure to his prostate," Dr. Stubbs explains.
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Trump is also not alone in his desire to apply pressure to Turkey.
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With tapping, you're using your fingers to apply pressure while you repeat words.
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The memo to the group's partners also indicates where it will apply pressure.
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That allowed Massa to catch up and apply pressure in the final laps.
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"We used pool noodles to teach people how to apply pressure," Andrade said.
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One is piezoelectric energy, which is generated when you apply pressure to certain materials.
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Consumers could pay more for "greener bread" or apply pressure to use less fertilizer.
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"I really don't like the recommendation to apply pressure to the glass," he said.
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"We try to apply pressure where we can do the most good," Butler said.
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Apply pressure to the cells, this effect is reversed and the anesthetic wears off.
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We must continue to apply pressure until the Islamic State is incapable of reconstituting.
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Officials, meanwhile, are stalling approvals to apply pressure on the government to grant the amnesty.
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Insurers, who don't like to be on any hook, would apply pressure on the league.
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It can only apply pressure to the Justice Department and the F.C.C. to block it.
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Someone took off their shirt so it could be used to apply pressure on the wound.
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But Johnson also sees it as an opportunity to apply pressure to Pawlenty and his backers.
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Between the lines: The Democrats announced their exit shortly after the U.S. began to apply pressure.
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She's now contacted a lawyer and gone public, hoping to apply pressure for a quicker resolution.
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Ceramics and glasses tend to be brittle, which makes them fracture easily once you apply pressure.
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This Simple Invention Seals Gunshot Wounds in 15 Seconds FlatTo stop bleeding, apply pressure—with tiny sponges.
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In the next paragraph, however, the company promised to continue to apply pressure on these large orgs.
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And the Warriors continued to apply pressure, building a 15-point lead late in the second quarter.
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But Washington, he said, must "continue to apply pressure" to deter future meddling attempts by the Kremlin.
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In several instances, the SDF arbitrarily detained relatives of activists in order to apply pressure on them.
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So we don't have a lot of room left here to apply pressure to change their behavior.
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"I can't tell you how many people I told, 'Take your hand and apply pressure,'" he said.
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Apply pressure with the thumb and index finger and slowly move them to the end of each finger.
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Trump may be trying to figure out his own ways to apply pressure to get Mexico to pay.
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It's mainly a perforated silicone layer that grips dishes so users can apply pressure while scrubbing one surface.
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"We don't have a lot of room left here to apply pressure to change their behavior," Bossert said.
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Brad Wenstrup, who is a physician, went to where Scalise was lying to apply pressure to the wound.
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They deny the allegations, and say the case is being used to apply pressure in a business dispute.
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When no more fit, Cameron balled up the remaining material and used it to apply pressure on top.
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As you approach a stoplight you lightly apply pressure to the brakes, but your vehicle doesn't slow down.
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Mattis implementing the ban is not a foregone conclusion, which means the time to apply pressure is now.
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They deny the allegations and say the case is being used to apply pressure in a business dispute.
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Priest stressed that teachers had unfinished business in the Capitol, and would continue to apply pressure on lawmakers.
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By going public, Emerson was hoping to get shareholders in the target company to apply pressure on management.
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A third diplomat said such U.S. tactics only undermined the Europeans, who are trying to apply pressure independently.
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But they fear Kerry's remarks will put Israel on the defensive and prompt other countries to apply pressure.
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Throughout the saga, Turkey has been drip-feeding details in an effort to apply pressure on the kingdom.
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"We go into games and want to apply pressure," USF's senior linebacker Auggie Sanchez (325 career tackles) told reporters.
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And also by organizations that are the privacy watchdogs that apply pressure to ensure companies are also self-policing.
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Iran says Western countries use the issue of human rights as a political tool to apply pressure on it.
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Brad Wenstrup, who is a physician, went out to where Scalise was lying to apply pressure to his wound.
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The severity of the situation in Venezuela requires that we all continue to apply pressure on the Venezuelan government.
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"Pelosi continues to work with CBC to apply pressure to get Conyers to step down," the aide said Tuesday.
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The US hopes China -- North Korea's largest trading partner -- can apply pressure to Pyongyang to curtail its nuclear ambitions.
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After Sheppard's top was cut off, Codemo removed his own shirt, using it to apply pressure to her wounds.
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In none of those cases did an incumbent president personally apply pressure to foreign powers to damage political opponents.
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Republicans, hoping to stay out of the fray, have been reluctant to apply pressure to force the issue. Del.
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"Hamas's idea was to play with the level of the flames, to apply pressure to get more," he added.
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For one, the Senate is another branch that can engage in investigations that apply pressure to the White House.
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To contain Mr Kim, America and its allies should apply pressure that cannot be misconstrued as a declaration of war.
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In it, they discuss tactics to apply pressure on Greece, Germany and the EU to reach a deal in April.
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The timer on them would begin on its own too early, without Miller there to apply pressure to the trigger.
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On Capitol Hill, House Democrats held a private conference call to discuss how to apply pressure on the Republican leadership.
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The officials were discussing tactics to apply pressure on Greece, Germany and the EU to reach a deal in April.
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Instead, they have mounted a ferocious campaign of public criticism, and worked to apply pressure via the buyout funds' investors.
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Replays showed Drew pointing at McIntosh, supposedly directing Matthew Fisher-Davis to apply pressure as he dribbled up the floor.
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But England continued to apply pressure, pinning the All Blacks deep in their own half and forcing them into making errors.
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She fetched a small towel from the bathroom and told him to apply pressure to the wound until Allen came back.
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"It makes no sense to hurt people that are helping us apply pressure on Russia and in other areas," Paul said.
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We Happy Few bakes this pressure into the mechanics, and it's the one time where the game's survival roots apply pressure.
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Mr. Moncayo fought fervently for his son's release, eventually quitting his job to march across Colombia and Europe to apply pressure.
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The US has recently leaned on China -- North Korea's main ally -- to apply pressure to Pyongyang to curtail its nuclear ambitions.
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With the sanctions more than six months overdue, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle moved this week to apply pressure.
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Democrats apply pressure Democrats hope the pressure on McConnell after the shootings can help force their bills onto the Senate floor.
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She's been grappling with those systems her whole adult life and knows how and where to apply pressure to get results.
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But even the suggestion of a possible pardon, to wipe their slate clean could essentially neuter Mueller's ability to apply pressure.
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There were signs on Monday of Russian willingness to apply pressure on the Syrian government to keep the talks on track.
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For the most part, Trian has tended to apply pressure behind the scenes with corporate management, a self-described "constructivist" tact.
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Later that month — and off Twitter — he announced initial aid cuts to the country in order to apply pressure to Islamabad.
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Administration apologists can claim otherwise, but there are plenty of ways that the White House can apply pressure to any federal bureaucrat.
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B-Vibe suggests gently pressing your fingertip along the inner wall of the anus, to apply pressure to those feel-good nerves.
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But she said not all the countries share Riyadh's view that one way to confront Iran is to apply pressure on Lebanon.
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There are plenty of other ways to apply pressure, most obviously by squeezing the extensive business empire on which the generals rely.
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That effort as well as a behind-the-scenes push to get others to apply pressure was spearheaded by Truth Wins Out.
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Unfortunately, a little something called politics will make that a slow and complicated process, as casinos continue to apply pressure on legislators.
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We need to apply pressure on Russia to maintain sanctions, which Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has suggested ratcheting down before complete denuclearization.
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Throughout the history Loomis traces, American workers have tended to apply pressure directly on their employers, rather than on the political system.
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But asked whether he could ensure Trump and his allies would not apply pressure on Rosenstein to dismiss Mueller, Burr was noncommittal.
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He would also use the committee to apply pressure on the Federal Communications Commission and its decision to eliminate net neutrality rules.
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"This is an attempt to apply pressure to deplatform a legal, American business selling legal products to law-abiding customers," he said.
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But as Lillard continued to apply pressure, Westbrook began to fire away, reverting to a familiar postseason script: high volume, low efficiency.
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To sharpen it, Ötzi would have had to apply pressure and flake off its edges, rather than scrape it against another rock.
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Mr. Trump said the reversal was meant to apply pressure on Cuba's Communist government by starving it of much-needed foreign currency.
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Suprapubic pressure maneuver: The doctor and/or nurse apply pressure externally on the pubic bone to try to dislodge the stuck shoulder.
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These suits can create a trail of self-policing that Facebook can point to when regulators or critics apply pressure, Coglianese said.
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That might have helped to apply pressure to the Chinese authorities more than Western organizations that have called out China's wildlife markets.
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The move marks a significant escalation for the U.S. government, which previously sought to apply pressure on Myanmar through the U.N. Security council.
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Since the prostate can be indirectly stimulated through the taint, your face, nose, or chin can apply pressure as you lick and suck.
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Autopilot prompts drivers to apply pressure or hold onto the steering wheel to make sure of this, which the publication notes isn't enough.
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It makes it easier to apply pressure, but in a pinch, a T-shirt tightly wrapped with duct tape would do, O'Carroll says.
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And so the city decided to apply pressure, with fines of $1,000 a day for each unregistered San Francisco host on the site.
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Relying on his medical training, he used the T-shirt to stop the bleeding and apply pressure to the wound until paramedics arrived.
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Even at the risk of further alienation, China's willingness to apply pressure, both big and small, is showing no sign of letting up.
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Even if the amendment process falls short, it can shine a spotlight of the super-PAC phenomenon and help apply pressure for change.
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One of my roommates comes home and helps me get a new roll of paper towels down from the cabinet to apply pressure.
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If you get bitten, the video above suggests you remain calm and motionless, apply pressure to the site, and head to the hospital immediately.
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Such moves could push the dollar about 3 to 6 percent higher, Morganlander said, and that could apply pressure to the overall financial system.
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Now, he said, they could use the strike to apply pressure, warning that the regime might be subject to more if they don't cooperate.
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Special Supreme Court parts were created, which are operated by experienced judges who apply pressure to prosecutors and defense lawyers to move cases along.
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Still, as Farhad Manjoo of the NYT has noted, protests have become an important new way to apply pressure for change in Silicon Valley.
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Its primary goal is a stable atmosphere for its global investment, so it is likely unwilling to enforce outcomes or apply pressure, strategists said.
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If a military strike is unthinkable, and so is doing nothing, what about Trump's plan of nudging China to apply pressure to North Korea?
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The state will reportedly also apply pressure on major financial institutions, seeking information about their relationships and policies involving gun makers and sellers. Gov.
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On Sunday, Trump's team continued to apply pressure, with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo saying the campaign of sanctions would continue as planned.
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This is why it is critical that the public continue to apply pressure to power, so institutional leaders do not become complacent or complicit.
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The squeeze works exactly as it does in HTC's Edge Sense system, with a red glow showing up at the sides where you apply pressure.
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We can defend as best as we can, but our government is the one that has the tools to apply pressure to Russia, not us.
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One man took his shirt off and used it to apply pressure to a gunshot wound a co-worker sustained to the stomach, Trujillo recalls.
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And it'll apply pressure while you sleep thanks to the 6-inch by 6-inch squares that are filled with tiny odorless, non-toxic beads.
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When it comes to finding the best new materials for building rockets, NASA has an old-fashioned approach: apply pressure and see what breaks first.
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He said progress seemed to be made only recently, after the state's high court was directed to monitor the investigation and began to apply pressure.
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A linear vibration unit that Apple calls the Taptic Engine jolts when you apply pressure to the button, tricking your brain into feeling a click.
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Typically, treatment is done with needles that are almost as thin as a human hair, but some acupuncturists might also use heat or apply pressure.
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Nor how Uber mobilizes its app infrastructure to create thousands-strong lobbying armies to apply pressure to city authorities at key moments of regulatory threat.
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The idea here, as has been a constant across the group's activities, is to generate media coverage to apply pressure to the group's extortion victims.
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The Turkish media are largely state-controlled, and the government has used a stream of leaks about Mr. Khashoggi to apply pressure on the Saudis.
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The US also hopes to rely on Brazil's still-existent relationship with the Venezuelan military to apply pressure on leader Nicolas Maduro to relinquish power.
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The Chinese government can also apply pressure on American businesses in China, such as last December's fine on General Motors Co.'s Chinese venture, he said.
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Experts say the North may increase these sorts of low-level provocations to apply pressure on the United States to agree to reduce crushing international sanctions.
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The new home button — which is solid, rather than mechanical, and works with "Taptic Engine jolts" when you apply pressure, is controversial among The Verge staff.
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Such sanctions, Mr. Goldberg said, would allow the Trump administration to apply pressure on Swift while avoiding much of the uncertainty caused by targeting Swift itself.
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The Inspector General's report concluded that Smith "... Inappropriately used his position to apply pressure and circumvent NPS procedures" on behalf of Snyder, the wealthy Redskins owner.
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Along he way, he used his fingertips to apply pressure to the inner corners of the eyebrows and the juncture of the cheekbone and the skull.
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Trump on Monday warned that Washington might take additional measures to apply pressure on Venezuela, which provides 10 percent of the oil the United States consumes.
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This dynamic raises questions about whether he will accept their findings as president or apply pressure to change the results if they run counter to his goals.
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The mainland government, unhappy that the less Beijing-friendly DPP is taking over, has tried to apply pressure on the island, but things are stacked against Beijing.
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Tip "Apply pressure where the blood is coming out," says Christopher B. Colwell, the chief of emergency medicine at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center.
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The biggest problem is that the backplate doesn't make a complete seal, so you can feel the plate shift slightly in your hand when you apply pressure.
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She tried to stay calm and told her friends and the Good Samaritans to lie her flat with her legs up and apply pressure to her wound.
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"I'm so glad to hear him step out and to be able to say that, but it's also important that we continue to apply pressure," Lankford said.
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"We're going to continue to apply pressure (on the NRA) every way that we can through social media and we'll be there again next year," Harmsen said.
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Without control of either chamber of Congress — they will take over the House of Representatives in January — Democrats have few other tools to apply pressure for now.
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On Thursday, Sanofi went public with the offer it had made several weeks ago to Medivation, apparently wanting to apply pressure to the company to accept it.
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Sanders reiterated on Friday that the U.S. would not let up in its campaign to apply pressure to the country, despite the seeming thaw in diplomatic relations.
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" And he called for like-minded donors to apply pressure on the GOP, saying "people that are funding the Republican Party should turn off their financial support.
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That's actually part of the problem, which is that in the end you can apply pressure on them, but you can't count on them to regulate themselves.
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The fact that Argentina has been able to settle with some of the holdout hedge funds could apply pressure on the remaining hedge funds to resolve the dispute.
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"We simply believe there are too many moving parts in the near-term that will apply pressure over the next several quarters," Deutsche Bank analyst Adam Sindler said.
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Over the years, elderly New York residents have reported many harassment tactics: sending false "contractors" to apply pressure, ignoring maintenance requests, or turning off heat or hot water.
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Orta's video showed that Pantaleo had continued to apply pressure to Garner's windpipe after Garner was on the ground, subdued, and had repeatedly said that he couldn't breathe.
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To apply pressure on the government, the doctors decided to waive fees for medical care in public hospitals until their demands are met rather than go on strike.
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The United States and other world powers must apply pressure against President Kabila now, to make clear that violent attacks by government forces against innocent civilians is unacceptable.
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With a franchise-worst 212 straight losses, the 211ers continue to apply pressure on the winless Browns in pursuit of the No. 11 overall draft pick in 2017.
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North Korea, in turn, is a strategic lever of China that is used to apply pressure on South Korea, Japan and the United States, while allowing Beijing "plausible deniability".
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The CFPB continues to apply pressure to the servicing industry, but it is clear that government oversight alone has not motivated loan servicers to be compliant with the law.
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However, as previously mentioned, its main function is storing and releasing semen, which is why many men say prostate stimulation is more intense if you apply pressure during ejaculation.
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But rather than use them to perform CPR or apply pressure to stop any active bleeding, they use them to search Mr. Crutcher as he lies on the ground.
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Calvey denies the allegations, saying the case is being used to apply pressure on him in a business dispute over a Russian bank in which he is a shareholder.
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While terrorist content is the clear priority here, the EC is continuing to apply pressure on platforms to tighten the screw on all "illegal content" — as it defines it.
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And arguably, therefore, Google is just responding to market sentiment and trying to apply pressure on advertisers to stop making ads so horrible that people want to block them.
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After the 2015 nuclear deal, it was reconnected, but European officials have said they expect the United States to apply pressure on SWIFT to once again cut Iran off.
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The communications ministry is meeting with local elders to apply pressure on the Taliban to cut their attacks, and it is asking the federal government to increase security measures.
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Republicans can apply pressure by recommending their own set of witnesses and subpoenas to offer, but Democrats -- as in past impeachments -- have veto power and can drive the timetable.
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Abe has said now is the time to apply pressure on North Korea, rather than dialogue, in order to convince North Korea to end its nuclear and missile programs.
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But the judgement is likely to encourage other employment classification challenges, and could also apply pressure for regulatory clarity over the employment status of workers on tech platforms more generally.
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Much of this sensitive information may never come out during a campaign, and could be of use to the Russian government in seeking to embarrass or apply pressure to targets.
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" SumOfUs, an organization that runs digital campaigns intended to apply pressure on powerful corporations, had members standing outside holding signs that read "Vote No On Zuckerberg" and "Break Up Facebook.
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And I'm not involved in lobbying or trying to apply pressure, but if anyone wants to talk to me about the substance of policy debates, I'm eager to do that.
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Kasich said the deal is vital for the U.S. economy and also to counter China and Russia, and said business leaders need to apply pressure on lawmakers to approve it.
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To apply pressure, the culinary workers convinced the New York state assembly to ban the UFC from staging bouts, even after every other state in the country had legalized MMA.
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The guide further instructs activists on how they can apply pressure if a representative is steadfast in legalizing discrimination, such as reaching out to the media and organizing direct action.
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Britain's partners are prepared to wait a few months for Mr Cameron's successor to start the clock ticking, but will start to apply pressure should he or she delay further.
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However, done well, the new generation of lenders and information providers can create a new breed of company that can potentially apply pressure to education providers to invest in outcomes.
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The Trump administration has escalated restrictions in response to the repressive rule of Mr. Maduro, attempting to apply pressure without harming the Venezuelan people through an all-out oil embargo.
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Autopilot users often receive a warning to apply pressure to the wheel even when they're already gripping it, and so the exact order of events remains up in the air.
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In an extraordinary meeting, he summoned the deputy attorney general, Rod Rosenstein, above, and the F.B.I. director, Christopher Wray, to the White House to apply pressure on the Russia inquiry.
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"It is essential that the average person understands the concept of using their hands to apply pressure to the bleeding site, which will stop the bleeding," Jacobs said by email.
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Expectations for action were amplified by victims and victim advocates, who converged in Rome to apply pressure from outside the meeting, which took place in a Holy See conference hall.
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Take care to make sure the egg is cooked thoroughly; apply pressure with the spatula to sear the surface of the bread to ensure that it is well done. 7.
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President Trump knows the sanctions have been working to apply pressure to a fragile and failing North Korean economy, which puts him in a position of strength at the negotiating table.
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As Europe's data protection supervisor, Buttarelli is of course trying to apply pressure on key parties — to "get to the table and start immediately trilogue negotiations to identify a sustainable outcome".
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The NFU will next month lead a "food standards" rally in Westminster to apply pressure on the UK government as it negotiates post-Brexit trade deals with the US and others.
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Sometimes one of my male superiors would walk up behind me when I was sitting at my desk, place his folded hands on top of my head, and just apply pressure.
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The FCC filing also confirms that HTC is bringing over the squeezing gimmick from its U11, which allows the phone to perform certain functions when you apply pressure to its sides.
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The Guards may have drawn the conclusion that sporadic mine attacks are a deniable, low-cost and risk-free way to apply pressure on American allies, without incurring a military response.
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"A big part of the agreement serves the regime and doesn't apply pressure on it and doesn't serve the Syrian people," said Zakaria Malahifji of the Aleppo-based rebel group Fastaqim.
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Alan Patricof, founder of the venture capital powerhouse Greycroft and a Democratic donor, is calling on Corporate America to come together to apply pressure on Washington to crack down on guns.
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In a report published on Thursday, it called on investors to apply pressure on companies to ensure meaningful reporting, saying slavery threatened shareholder value in addition to its devastating human impact.
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A short timeline might give Democrats an advantage to apply pressure, but Republicans aren't going to throw in the towel just because Pelosi is prepared to stick to the House's calendar.
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A traditional birth attendant will apply pressure to a pregnant woman's abdomen using various body parts or a large pestle until vaginal bleeding occurs, indicating that the fetus has been aborted.
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It is the first time the South has shut the park—previous closures were initiated by the North, when it wanted to apply pressure on the filthy capitalists running the South.
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" Canada's foreign affairs critic Tony Clement followed suit, urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a news release to "apply pressure against Lynk's selection" because of his involvement with "Israeli Apartheid Week.
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By sanctioning leaders who have committed human rights abuses, we are able to apply pressure to the military as a whole and make it clear we will not stand for genocide.
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Calvey denies the allegations against him, saying the case is being used to apply pressure on him in a business dispute over a Russian bank in which he is a shareholder.
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That's what makes the possibility of an executive order pulling out of NAFTA altogether so peculiar, and makes it seem that the leaks could just be a way to apply pressure.
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"I can't tell you how many people I told, 'Take your hand and apply pressure,'" said Glen Simpson, the medical coordinator at the three-day music festival where the shootings occurred.
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"Smith inappropriately used his position to apply pressure and circumvent NPS procedures, on Snyder's behalf, through his personal connections with park officials and Mr. Snyder and his representatives," the IG concluded.
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The Panthers continued to apply pressure to the Eagles and took their largest lead of the game after a Johnson dunk with 113:211 left to go up by 214 points.
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That has led to speculation it might seek to apply pressure on the U.S. in other ways, such as making it more difficult for American companies doing business in the country.
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The group, which includes Oracle and News Corporation, also hopes to apply pressure on the digital ad powers to pry open their "black box" marketplaces, by disclosing fees and other information.
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China, the world's largest soybean consumer, has cut back on buying soybeans and other crops from American farmers as a way to apply pressure on Trump in the ongoing trade war.
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The league may have to apply pressure or offer incentives to get the Rams owner on board, said Neil deMause, editor of Field of Schemes, a website that tracks stadium subsidies.
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In the absence of a formal route to get rid of May that does not risk a general election, Conservative lawmakers and activists are looking at alternative ways to apply pressure.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he wanted democracy restored soon in Venezuela and warned that the United States might take additional measures to apply pressure on the oil-producing nation.
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The deal yielded a partial, local ceasefire and some population swaps, but the regime subsequently cut off food from one of the two Sunni towns, Madaya, apparently to apply pressure to rebels.
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The goal is to apply pressure on the only entities that can stop it — the large email providers like Google and Microsoft that could create more proactive defensive measures to protect users.
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Now, if you're using Lightroom on an iPad Pro with the Pencil, you can apply pressure with the tip of the device to selectively apply changes to brightness, exposure, and other settings.
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Wilson said a woman with a stroller gave her a baby blanket to apply pressure to her sister&aposs neck, but Nia Wilson died calling out her sister&aposs name for help.
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The US government can and should advocate for the rapper's fair treatment, but it can't apply pressure on the country's judicial process that, for now, appears to be working as it should.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Wednesday that countries need to unite to enforce sanctions and apply pressure on North Korea to abandon its nuclear and missile programs.
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If North Korea had paraded its ICBMs this time, it could have created a major embarrassment for Beijing and fueled Mr. Trump's charge that China is not doing enough to apply pressure.
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They create these models that look like fish tanks, where they put in these colored layers of sand and apply pressure to replicate different types of tectonic motion with a hand crank.
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The United States has made clear that the decisions on aid are meant to apply pressure on Mr. Abbas to return to the negotiating table — a goal consistent with longstanding American policy.
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If the victim is suffering from a gunshot to the head or abdomen, you should also apply pressure to stop bleeding, but the victim is less likely to survive, Dr. Jacobs warned.
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"The Trump administration has shown towering and dangerous incompetence when it comes to the coronavirus," said Schumer and he pressed his Democratic colleagues to apply pressure of their own to the administration.
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Two additional officials sought to explain Trump's absence from the climate change summit, which has gained increased attention as activists like Swedish teen Greta Thunberg apply pressure to leaders to take action.
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At some point you want to consider how your employer's business model specifically contributes to the climate emergency and where you and your coworkers can most effectively apply pressure to change it.
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He gave no specifics, but cited the way the vigilante group spent years chasing Japanese whalers, to apply pressure onto the Japanese government and document exactly how many whales are being killed.
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They also said in the letter that providing a reprieve for ZTE would undermine U.S. efforts to apply pressure on Iran and North Korea, and encourage other organizations to evade U.S. sanctions.
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For example, smartphones can capture and learn a user's behaviour, such as patterns when they walk, swipe, apply pressure to the phone, scroll and type, without the need for passwords or active authentications.
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The brace is designed to relieve pain while helping to rehabilitate the patient, using four micro-motors to apply pressure to the spine, while analyzing movement with a series of on-board sensors.
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The step after that will be to apply pressure to industry — by way of example — focusing on other "high value" domains in the commercial sector to get them to follow the government's lead.
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Taxi drivers in major cities in Spain are on strike again to apply pressure for more stringent regulations to control app rivals such as Uber and Cabify which they view as unfair competition.
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Jim Jordan, Ohio, and agreed that the best path is to continue to apply pressure on the DOJ to produce documents – keeping threats of contempt of Congress and impeachment resolutions on the table.
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But Israelis fear Kerry's remarks will put them on the defensive, prompting other countries to apply pressure, including by adding fuel to the boycott, divestiture and sanctions movement against Israel, especially in Europe.
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Simply scratching your skin can cause hives For a small percentage of the population, dermatographism, or skin writing can cause hive-like welts when you scratch, rub or apply pressure to your skin.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he wants a restoration of democracy in Venezuela soon, warning the United States might take additional measures to apply pressure on the country.
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At an AMM in Phnom Penh in 2012, China sought to apply pressure through Cambodia, a near-client state, to have even the tamest reference to growing Chinese assertiveness in the sea excluded.
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American policy makers could soon find themselves facing an acute dilemma: As Mr. Erdogan becomes more aggressive, the means at Washington's disposal to apply pressure on him increasingly risk destabilizing Turkey even further.
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Keeping a two-state solution viable "may mean finding ways to apply pressure and create consequences for problematic behavior by both parties, as previous Democratic and Republican presidents have done," Ms. Warren said.
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As soon as he could apply pressure to an accelerator pedal, he began his career in rally racing, where the allure of high speed through dirt and grit was too much to resist.
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In an extraordinary meeting, he summoned the F.B.I. director, Christopher Wray, center left, and the deputy attorney general, Rod Rosenstein, center right, to the White House to apply pressure on the Russia inquiry.
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In the meantime, delivery companies and ghost kitchens continue to apply pressure on the industry in hopes of accelerating a race to the bottom in prices and wages that might, somehow, net profits.
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Crusading for Mr. Trump's impeachment, Mr. Steyer used his personal advocacy group to apply pressure on powerful House committee chairmen, like Representatives Richard E. Neal of Massachusetts and Jerrold Nadler of New York.
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Crusading for Mr. Trump's impeachment, Mr. Steyer used his personal advocacy group to apply pressure on powerful House committee chairmen, like Representatives Richard E. Neal of Massachusetts and Jerrold Nadler of New York.
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When asked whether the U.S. military had attempted to apply pressure on Thailand not to invite Myanmar because of the international condemnation of its crackdown, the Pentagon declined to comment on internal deliberations.
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Ryabkov confirmed that the seizing of the properties was in response to the bill, but declined to say what other measures Russia is willing to take if the United States continues to apply pressure.
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NOW YOU HAVE $16.5 MILLION HOW WILL YOU TRY TO APPLY PRESSURE ON DELL TO PAY MORE FOR THIS TRACKING STOCK YOU THINK IS WORTH MORE AROUND $144 WHERE HE SAYS $109, FINAL OFFER.
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If we truly want to make Congress a collaborative enterprise that efficiently works in the interests of the American people, the American people must apply pressure directly to senators like McConnell, Burr, and Portman.
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Should users be allowed to sue and Apple is found to operate a monopoly in violation of the Clayton Antitrust Act, it could apply pressure on other companies to behave more ethically, Bergmeyer argued.
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He will go forward and apply pressure, they will swing back at him, he will fade away and stretch them out to their maximum extent, then counter over the top through the open side.
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Lawmakers have been scouring parliamentary rulebooks looking for a way to either apply pressure for a change of course or seize control of the agenda and change the law to reverse or delay Brexit.
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Rebecca Robertson, the Armory's founding president and executive producer, said on Monday that it was working through elected officials and "continuing to apply pressure on all fronts," yet the obstacle to approval remained unclear.
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There are widening concerns in the Australian government and in immigrant communities that the Chinese government is watching and listening, ready to apply pressure on those who do not toe the Communist Party line.
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Hezbollah's own patron, Iran, may apply pressure to delay the formation of a new government — and Mr. Hariri's return as prime minister — after President Trump backed out of the Iran nuclear deal on Tuesday.
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Scott moans as the officers cut his shirt off and apply pressure to three wounds: one on the back of his left shoulder, one in his wrist, one in the left side of his stomach.
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Pixel 2 XL also features a 'squeezable' body, another feature reported prior to its release, which allows a user to simply apply pressure to the sides of the device in order to trigger Google Assistant.
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But if enough Republicans and Democrats felt he was being so easy on Putin that it was endangering American interests, they could push back rhetorically and hold contentious hearings with his administration to apply pressure.
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NEW YORK, Sept 18 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he wants a restoration of democracy in Venezuela soon, warning the United States might take additional measures to apply pressure on the country.
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Thwin Linn Aung of Genuine People's Servants, one of the organisers of the letter, told Reuters they had sent it to show support for Suu Kyi and ask China "not to apply pressure on her".
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Calvey, who was detained along with several other executives, has said the case is being used to apply pressure on him in a business dispute over a Russian bank in which he is a shareholder.
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It seems rather clear that the manner by which Stone was arrested, in an early morning raid on his home in Florida publicized by the media, was intended to apply pressure on him to cooperate.
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President Obama tried to apply pressure to vulnerable G.O.P. senators in swing states this week, holding interviews at the White House with local news stations from some of those states and pressing Mr. Garland's nomination.
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The report also emphasizes the importance of developing a process by which key stakeholders and the broader citizenry participate in development of fund objectives and apply pressure to adhere to the rules of the fund.
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"It would be very unlikely the administration would issue a major decision that would directly be in conflict with that strategy," referring to a tool used by the administration to apply pressure to China to?
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At Alta, the main imperative throughout was to make the campers adopt an aggressive "athletic stance" — leaning forward into the fall line, shins pressing against the boots' tongue to apply pressure on the ski tips.
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The nomination has particularly squeezed red-state Democratic senators, positioning them squarely between the activist fury of the left and advertising dollars on the right, where conservative groups are hitting the airwaves to apply pressure.
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Between the lines: The Iranians are attempting to apply pressure on the U.S. and its allies by creeping out of the 2015 nuclear deal and by creating havoc in the region, Axios' Dave Lawler emails.
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On hate speech content generally it continues to apply pressure on platforms to respond more quickly, with the omnipresent threat that if they don't keep up it could step in and legislate — as Germany already has.
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I think that documentaries like this, and some other ones, various activists have been able to use them to apply pressure to companies that are transporting shark fin or are involved in the shark fin trade.
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They have counseled him to instead apply pressure with new sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile program and elements of its security apparatus accused of aiding U.S.-designated terror groups and sowing instability throughout the Middle East.
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It just means it isn't getting talked about as much, and that the president — a figure who could apply pressure on McConnell to take up some of the bipartisan legislation currently gathering dust — has other priorities.
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But the prime minister, estranged from much of her own party and dealing with scorn even from supposed allies in business, is trying to apply pressure to reluctant lawmakers by building public approval for the deal.
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The administration also said on Thursday that it would look at any legislation put forward by Congress, but is confident there are already measures in place to apply pressure on Iran if it violates UN resolutions.
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He listed MLB's exemption from anti-trust law, and being the beneficiary of hundreds of millions of dollars in tax payer corporate welfare to help build their facilities, as two ways the government can apply pressure.
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But the UK Independence Party (UKIP) is still struggling to be heard by decision makers and - with its popular support and political influence waning - is split over how best to apply pressure for a change of course.
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Tegan: As long as you don't apply pressure that'll work, it has to come out naturally so like if you go home and put water in your mouth and just sit there it'll probably just dribble out.
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"There's a combination of hubris and ignorance that is pushing advocates of the strategy to believe we left things on the table, and the Iranians are waiting to give it up if we apply pressure," he said.
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He ostensibly wants to apply pressure to President Gaviria's government to provide asylum for his family, but bombing civilians isn't going to earn him concessions in the negotiation, despite the attorney general's craven pleas on his behalf.
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However, Saudi Arabia has faced criticism over its human rights record, and U.S. lawmakers have pushed the Trump administration to apply pressure on Riyadh and institute sanctions should the country be found responsible for Khashoggi's disappearance. Sen.
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Bahana Securities, a Jakarta brokerage, wrote in a note to clients that political wrangling may delay implementation of the amnesty program until near the end of 2016, which "would apply pressure" on government revenue and economic growth.
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The Dark Overlord has also deliberately tried to leverage the media as a weapon against the hackers' targets, by providing information on data breaches to journalists, and then using subsequent articles to apply pressure to extortion victims.
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It's an ingenious way to try to get to the high ground, where they can assess the risk and apply pressure in a timely way so it comes out the way they want it to come out.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, called that "a ruse to get to full repeal" and warned that hard-line Republicans in the House would apply pressure to reluctant moderate Republicans in the Senate.
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Reached for comment this year, Lyons cited recent academic research that found the overall volume of false news is being reduced on Facebook, and also said recent product updates would continue apply pressure on publishers of false news.
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Alan Patricof, founder of the venture capital powerhouse Greycroft, is calling on Corporate America to come together to apply pressure on Washington to crack down on guns, following deadly mass shootings in Texas and Ohio over the weekend.
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" He noted that Xiao's family was now reportedly trying to apply pressure for his release via Canada's foreign affairs department, and former prime minister Brian Mulroney, but "whether this is too little too late, only time will tell.
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Cincinnati Bengals: Defensive coordinator Teryl Austin said he wanted to apply pressure and dictate the direction the Steelers went with the ball on Pittsburgh's game-winning TD pass, on which Antonio Brown came open because Cincinnati brought pressure.
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WikiLeaks published on Saturday what it said was the transcript of a March 19 conference call of three senior IMF officials, discussing tactics to apply pressure on Greece, Germany and the EU to reach a deal in April.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron pledged on Saturday to apply pressure on the Maldives to improve the rule of law and free political prisoners after meeting the country's former president after his temporary release from jail.
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"We don't have a lot of room left here to apply pressure to change their behavior, but nevertheless, it's important to call them out and let them know this is them and we know it's them," he said.
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The president's party holds 51 of 100 Senate seats, so liberal groups will apply pressure on those same Democrats to hold firm against Kavanaugh because the loss of only a Republican vote or two could sink the nomination.
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Often you see guys trying to apply pressure but being afraid to take a step back and let their man swing at air, Dos Anjos is happy to do that and will get right back to work afterwards.
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"A lot of it is using leverage to negotiate, seeking to bully and apply pressure and force concessions, and you see it in negotiations with foreign countries, especially with China and trade," said one former White House official.
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Given the pride that many people in Hong Kong feel for Cathay, the airline "is a sensitive point for China to apply pressure to," said Peter Harbison, the chairman emeritus at CAPA Center for Aviation, a research firm.
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Given the pride that many people in Hong Kong feel for Cathay, the airline "is a sensitive point for China to apply pressure to," said Peter Harbison, the chairman emeritus at CAPA Center for Aviation, a research firm.
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A parallel today might be President Obama's My Brother's Keeper initiative and the ongoing need for the African American Policy Forum to apply pressure from outside the White House — explaining #WhyWeCantWait, insisting that #BlackGirlsMatter, and demanding that Americans #SayHerName.
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Jens Müffelmann, the head of the US unit of German media company Axel Springer, pointed out that European media outlets really grabbed Google's attention when EU regulators began to apply pressure, according to two people familiar with the meeting.
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Hichilema, who spent four months in jail last year on a treason charge, said regional allies needed to apply pressure on Lungu or risk Zambia descending into the economic disarray seen in neighboring Zimbabwe under former President Robert Mugabe.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer painted a rosier picture on Tuesday, telling reporters that the US is continuing to work with China to apply pressure on North Korea and said the US has seen "positive movement" with China.
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Advocates said it would help both worker rights groups looking to apply pressure on brands with worker abuse in their supply chains, and firms hoping to work with other businesses sourcing from the same factories to press for improvements.
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Until we rid our society of this rigid and wrongheaded thinking, we apply pressure on citizens not to walk openly and lovingly in their own truths, and we give cover to the darkest possible objections from people like Mateen.
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SEOUL, May 29 (Reuters) - North Korea's recent string of missile launches is seen as an attempt to apply pressure on South Korea to change policy, a military spokesman said on Monday after Pyongyang fired a short-range ballistic missile.
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Seçkin said it wasn't clear whether Turkey would be satisfied with seizing territory around the Kurdish-held border city of Tal Abyad, for example, and whether the U.S. would apply pressure to Ankara not to extend the operation further.
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Markey said it was imperative to restart working-level talks with North Korea as soon as possible and added that if Pyongyang were to abandon diplomacy the United States should be ready to consider additional ways to apply pressure.
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"You&aposve got to keep them from just being able to have a lane up the middle and you&aposve got to make sure you apply pressure in their face and keep them from stepping up in the pocket," Smith said.
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" Despite the prospect of escalating tensions, Pompeo defended the President's negotiating tactics on ABC, saying "this is the President who has put on the toughest sanctions in the world on North Korea" and that "the US continues to apply pressure.
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"The cumulative actions of the DPRK (North Korea) since their last nuclear test compel us to look at a range of measures that would apply pressure," said a spokesman for the U.S. Permanent Mission to the United Nations on Tuesday.
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It sent the euro scuttling back below $1.17 again too and gave the dollar another leg up as it headed for a fourth consecutive week of gains, a move that is also starting to apply pressure to currency-sensitive emerging markets.
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Everyone at the Justice Department knew it would take more than a single "name and shame" campaign to change the calculus of Chinese behavior; the US needed to apply pressure on multiple fronts, perhaps building up to a threat of sanctions.
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Instead of targeting sanctions to apply pressure on Russia to reduce its interference in Ukraine, the United States is now moving toward using them as the primary instrument for expressing its dissatisfaction with all aspects of Russian domestic and foreign policy.
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Internet whistleblowing site WikiLeaks published on Saturday what it said was the transcript of a March 19 conference call of three senior IMF officials, discussing tactics to apply pressure on Greece, Germany and the EU to reach a deal in April.
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There have been signs in recent days Trump might not ditch the accord but might use other steps to apply pressure on Iran to stop its support of international terrorism, its development of ballistic missiles, and its human rights abuses.
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Her G7 comments therefore risk looking like an attempt to shift both blame and responsibility — with May leaning out to apply pressure on social media firms in a bid to effectively outsource the responsibility for terrorism monitoring to tech platforms.
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Seeking to apply pressure, the United States halted delivery of equipment related to the stealthy F-35 fighter aircraft to Turkey, its first concrete step to block delivery of the jets due to Ankara's planned purchase of the S-400s.
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In an effort to find his footing, he has focused on more regional elections this year to apply pressure on Italy's fragile government, an awkward alliance of his former, and cratering, Five Star partners and the center-left Democratic Party.
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As he strode quickly on Wednesday from the back door of his office suite to an elevator held open for him by a guard, he was asked why Republicans were not moving to expel Mr. Miccarelli or otherwise apply pressure.
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The thinking goes that if you apply pressure on Pakistani elements supporting Sunni extremist groups, such as the Taliban and al-Qaeda, then it could turn things around in Afghanistan by choking off money and the route from Pakistan into Afghanistan.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China is frustrated over North Korea's behavior, including its nuclear advances, but is unwilling to apply pressure that could threaten the viability of North Korea's regime, the U.S. general nominated to lead U.S. forces in South Korea said on Tuesday.
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Such hedging was set in reverse during the 2015 crash in the name of pursuing what the government referred to as "malicious" short sellers, which investors saw as a way for the government to apply pressure on them to buy and hold.
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While the timing of the new offer is uncertain, Broadcom's bid preparations indicate that it is planning to apply pressure on Qualcomm to engage in negotiations by offering more to its shareholders, in addition to threatening to replace its board of directors.
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The move could significantly shift how the government regulates mobile internet providers now that the FCC has punted the responsibility to the less powerful FTC, and it sets up a model for other states to follow suit and apply pressure to regulatory bodies.
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Qualcomm has sought to apply pressure to Apple with smaller legal challenges ahead of that trial and has won partial iPhone sales bans in China and Germany against Apple, forcing the iPhone maker to ship only phones with Qualcomm chips to some markets.
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Malmstrom said the May 1 deadline could be a way to apply pressure to talks with NAFTA countries Canada and Mexico and with South Korea on updating their free trade deals, but that no one was proposing to revive stalled EU-U.
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The American and Iranian citizens, diplomats, scientists, journalist, military personnel and peace organizations, who supported the Iran deal and are a majority in their respective countries, should double down and apply pressure on their congress and parliament to keep the deal intact.
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The message seems designed to apply pressure on immigration judges to wrap up such cases within a 8833-day window that's rarely met and falls in line with a broader effort by the administration to complete immigration cases at a faster speed.
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Mr. Trump's failure to apply pressure, combined with the giant arms sale, is raising fears that he may give the Saudis a green light to escalate the fighting, as well as find other ways to beef up America's own support for Riyadh.
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SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO: I-- as recently as yesterday, I had a foreign leader call me seeking to apply pressure to the United States to get us to act in a way that was consistent with what they were trying to do.
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The climate justice group was seeking to apply pressure to Pelosi—who is very likely to become the Speaker of the House—to adopt an aggressive green agenda and create rules banning Democratic leadership from taking money from the fossil fuel industry.
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"After last week's phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping, I suspect that his first move will be to talk to China and bring Beijing to apply pressure on North Korea, " Alastair Newton, co-founder and director of Alavan Business Advisory, told CNBC on Monday.
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Xbox games published by Microsoft can now be played on the PC free of charge, thanks to the Xbox Play Anywhere initiative, while Microsoft worked with Nintendo and game developers like Epic and Psyonix to successfully apply pressure on Sony to support cross-platform play.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Israel asked President-elect Donald Trump to apply pressure to avert U.N. approval of a resolution demanding an end to settlement building after it learned the Obama administration intended to allow the measure to pass, a senior Israeli official told Reuters on Thursday.
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Adding to growing tension, Internet whistleblowing site WikiLeaks published on Saturday what it said was the transcript of a March 19 conference call of three senior IMF officials discussing tactics to apply pressure on Greece, Germany and the EU to reach a deal in April.
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Instead of using its clout to help calm the chronic and debilitating enmity between India and Pakistan, for instance, China has chosen to sustain an "all-weather alliance" with Pakistan—including generous military, economic and diplomatic backing—as a means to apply pressure on India.
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Uber has once again sought to recruit its users to apply pressure to regulators on its behalf, sending an email to London users earlier this month urging them to email the city's mayor with their objections to what it dubbed the "bureaucratic new rules".
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Only this time, he'll have at his disposal millions of the troops he's inspired during the campaign at the ready; available to do everything from storm Capitol Hill in protest to apply pressure on the neoliberal Democratic establishment members representing them around the country.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump was often unabashedly pro-Israel, promising to move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, backing David Friedman, a supporter of settlements, as his envoy to Israel, and saying that he wouldn't apply pressure for talks with the Palestinians.
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The lineup now sits ahead of Sony's X Series in terms of display quality, and it also incorporates the... When it comes to finding the best new materials for building rockets, NASA has an old-fashioned approach: apply pressure and see what breaks first.
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Now this is where things get interesting—the answer to the kicker is to crowd him, yet the side kick (while undone by crowding) is a kick which is at its most punishing and viable when timed on an opponent attempting to apply pressure.
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Having missed the opportunity to apply pressure earlier in Mr. Erdogan's tenure, when it might have been effective, Washington is likely to end up quietly hoping he maintains his hold over the country for the same reason it has supported many other authoritarian leaders: stability.
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"Owners can't organize, because the second you try, they home in on you and apply pressure," said Reiji Kamakura, the leader of the Convenience Store Union, a small group that has struggled to gain members and change industry practices in the face of corporate opposition.
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"Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's government reacts quickly to criticism from journalists and does not hesitate to sue them, apply pressure to make them unemployable, or even force them to leave the country," media watchdog RSF said in a recent report on the country.
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The final rule in 85033 partially backtracked, and today biofuel lobbyists continue to apply pressure to ensure that the RFS mandate stays in line with the statutory limit in order to benefit ethanol producers at the expense of refiners, consumers, and the overall economy.
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The message from the intelligence chiefs sought to apply pressure on lawmakers who appeared to abandon an effort this week to pass legislation that would have reauthorized for several years the NSA's warrantless internet spying program, which is due to expire on Dec. 31.
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What we need to do is apply pressure to regulatory bodies like the FDA and the EPA who are supposedly beholden to the people to regulate the corporations, which, in our current system, still have free reign on what they can put into our food.
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"I don't think we realized what a learning curve there would be in terms of learning how to fit the device really well and apply pressure points," said Dr. Julie Nangia, an oncologist at the Baylor College of Medicine and one of the lead study authors.
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That potentially leaves only sanctions as a way to apply pressure — a framing, he said, that could be seen as narrow as the Obama administration's focus on curbing only Iranian nuclear activities — a position Trump has repeatedly criticized in his attacks on the Iranian nuclear deal.
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The BDS movement seeks to encourage individuals and businesses to end their financial relationship with Israel and any organizations based there, in order to apply pressure on the government to end the occupation of Palestine and improve human rights conditions for those living in the occupied territories.
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In recent years, MSF has grown increasingly alarmed with the escalating efforts of US industry groups, including BIO and PhRMA, which demand the White House and Congress apply pressure on India to modify its intellectual property law in a manner that would irreversibly damage public health.
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While Mexico is the second-largest destination for American goods, giving it some leverage in responding to actions taken by Mr. Trump, the countries have "a very asymmetrical relationship," Mr. Castañeda said, meaning that in the end, there is little Mexico can do to apply pressure.
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In concert with Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader, Mr. Schumer began formulating a plan to apply pressure, jettisoning the idea of backing a straightforward, or "clean," debt limit measure and settling instead on the idea of a short-term three-month increase.
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One of the impeachment articles against Trump accuses the President of abusing his powers by using his position as president to boost his reelection chances, and that he did it by directly pressuring Zelensky and by ordering emissaries like Giuliani to also apply pressure to Ukrainian officials.
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"We will apply pressure so that there are decisions that go in this direction, and the at least equally important question is whether these decisions will be implemented rapidly," Kurz told a news conference with the CSU premier of Bavaria, without specifying what those decisions might be.
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In the memo outlining details of discussions at a meeting of internet regulators and other policymakers last week, PBOC Vice Governor Pan Gongsheng said the government would continue to apply pressure to the virtual currency trade and prevent the build up of risks in that market.
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"Nearly all of these conflicts won't be solved militarily, the military aspect of it has to apply pressure, has to get people to the table and ultimately its a political solution that's got to take hold here," General Joseph Votel, commander of United States Central Command, told VICE News.
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Brooks also described Scalise dragging himself roughly 15 yards away from second base, where he had been playing, and lying there until the shooter was neutralized, at which point some of them ran to assist Scalise and apply pressure to the wound until he could be evacuated. Sen.
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The "Berta Cáceres Human Rights in Honduras Act," co-sponsored by almost 40 members of Congress, would be an appropriate way to apply pressure to end impunity in cases like this and ensure that people, forests, rivers and land in Honduras are not treated as mere disposable objects.
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Frazier, a defensive genius in his day, has watched Ntilikina closely, and he concurs with Popovich's opinion that his wingspan and willingness to apply pressure at the point of attack are potentially crucial commodities to a franchise sorely lacking in defensive identity since the Riley-Van Gundy years.
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But the evidence that he obstructed justice is abundant: The attempts to end the investigation of a close ally, Michael Flynn; the clearing of rooms, to apply pressure to people in private; and the firing of James Comey as F.B.I. director (among other examples you can read here).
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Mr. Trump is hardly the first president to criticize or seek to apply pressure to the courts; Mr. Obama admonished Supreme Court justices as they sat before him in the House chamber during his 2010 State of the Union address for their ruling in the Citizens United v.
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Any interested buyer will likely need help from those who do have financial incentive — the folks in the chart above who can either apply pressure on board members or make a bunch of noise in public, like investor Chris Sacca did around the time former CEO Dick Costolo left last summer.
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But whether it was Menachem Begin's landmark peace agreement with Egypt in 1979 or Israel's acquiescence to allow limited Palestinian self-government during the 1993 Oslo Accords, what has consistently led to success, Thrall shows, is the willingness of outside parties (primarily the US and Arab states) to apply pressure.
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Contrast that with the thrusting Uber upstart that was, revving its engines against regulators and able to enlist its own user-base as a lobbying army to help get its rubber on the road — messaging and mobilizing users to apply pressure to city authorities Uber slammed as bureaucratic and anti-innovation.
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A key highway used by the refinery to transport nearly all of the gasoline and diesel it produces has been specifically targeted in the past week by one of the most combative factions of Mexico's CNTE teachers union, a tactic often used to apply pressure and exact concessions from the government.
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Holding a guillotine once an opponent has passed guard is considered a rookie error, but you will also see better grapplers begin to set up their guillotines from disadvantageous positions just to have the hands in place as they escape back to a guard where they can actually apply pressure.
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While the United Nations cannot force Australia to take action, those leading the case say they hope it will apply pressure on governments around the world to protect the rights of marginalized citizens whose culture is tethered to a particular place, and for whom dispossession could reignite the trauma of colonization.
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Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said that the recent effort by the leaders of six Western nations to seek yet another diplomatic solution to the Syrian civil war was in part meant to "apply pressure to Russia" because Russia is complicit in the deaths of innocent civilians there.
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But outside observers are worried that Kim might be using the Games to apply pressure to South Korea's relationship with the United States — after all, Kim did kick off 2018 with a speech warning President Donald Trump that he has a nuclear button "on my office desk all the time."
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"As has often been the case in U.S.-China negotiations over the last year, Trump may be responding to warm sentiments from Xi, but could quickly change his mind when his trade advisers convince him that the U.S. can achieve a better deal by continuing to apply pressure," the Eurasia analysts said.
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While the federal government does not have the capacity to round up every person who uses or sells weed, Freedman pointed out, this is likely to cause a lot of confusion and could allow the federal government to apply pressure at random on states that have already legalized or are moving toward it.
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I think you see China playing a much more active role with respect to North Korea, both politically and economically, that they can to continue to apply pressure to achieve results, and I think we're going to continue to urge China to exhibit it's influence in the region to get better results.
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In the past, key members of the Trump administration have been at odds over whether to pursue negotiations with China or to apply pressure through more tariffs, with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in the former camp and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and White House trade adviser Peter Navarro in the latter.
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Taking us through some acupressure techniques, Gibbons placed colored stickers on the point between her eyebrows (an acupuncture point known as Du 24), the center of her breast bone (known as Ren 17), and the center of each palm (known as Pericardium 8) to help identify the proper places to apply pressure.
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German chancellor Angela Merkel was also agitating behind the scenes for a phone call with other G7 leaders, and coordinated over several days last week with Macron — who maintains a complicated but still functional relationship with Trump — to apply pressure on the President to organize it, one person familiar with the matter said.
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EditorsNote: updates second and third grafs to reflect later reults Mike Moustakas hit a tiebreaking homer in the seventh inning Tuesday night for the red-hot Milwaukee Brewers, who continued to apply pressure to their rivals in the National League playoff race with a 2140-22 win over the visiting San Diego Padres.
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"The U.S. and its partners will continue to apply pressure on Iran to protect the human rights and fundamental freedoms for everyone in Iran," said Stuart E. Jones, the acting assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs, who will be traveling with Mr. Trump to the Middle East at the end of the week.
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But while Trump has appeared reluctant to initiate the full range of sanctions and diplomatic options at his disposal to counter Russia, the administration may be using the military as a way to apply pressure until officials determine they have struck the right balance, according to Boris Zilberman, a Russia expert at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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Among the questions are whether President Trump requested "that a foreign leader and government initiate investigations to benefit the President's personal political interests" and if he sought to use his office "to apply pressure on the head of state and government of Ukraine to advance the President's personal political interests," including leveraging an Oval Office meeting or millions of dollars in military aid.
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And while there have been a few moves by politicians in France and Germany to apply pressure on Google to open its black-box algorithms to regulatory audit, it would take a concerted and coordinated Europe-wide effort to create legislation to require disclose — and despite increasingly noisy complaints from disgruntled rivals with stories of being squeezed out of search results, we're not there yet.
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And it is far from clear why that should mean America doing a trade deal with Britain ahead of other countries, why the incoming administration might rein in its otherwise protectionist impulses to help Britain forge other trade agreements, why a White House led by Mr Trump would help London apply pressure on the continental Europeans, or what leverage Mrs May has to curb Mr Trump's pro-Russian instincts.
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In a statement detailing calls U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has made over the past two days with UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura and with Riad Hijab, chief coordinator of the main opposition HNC bloc, State Department spokesman John Kirby said Kerry had made clear the United States wanted Russia to apply pressure to the Assad government to get it to stop "indiscriminate aerial attacks" in Aleppo.
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""Did the president — directly or through agents — seek to use the power of the Office of the President and other instruments of the federal government in other ways to apply pressure on the head of state and government of Ukraine to advance the president's personal political interests, including by leveraging an Oval Office meeting desired by the president of Ukraine or by withholding US military assistance to Ukraine?
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Frost: I spoke to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo a few weeks ago and we were talking about the infamous Trump Zelinski phone call, he said quote, as recently as yesterday I had a foreign leader, call me seeking to apply pressure to United States to get us to act in a way that was consistent with what they were trying to do it's the nature of politics of power of foreign interactions.
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