Not arguing to defend himself, but arguing for the sake of arguing?
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We've even been arguing about arguing about the tone of our arguments.
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But we're arguing about socialism again and we're arguing about free markets again.
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So when we are arguing about politics, what are we really arguing about?
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But more profoundly, they are still arguing — or icily not arguing — about Bergljot's allegations.
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SK: I'm not arguing for the health of art fairs; I'm arguing for the health of galleries.
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You may enjoy arguing for the sake of arguing, and you love hypotheticals and learning something new.
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Democrats are actually arguing against diplomacy, against dialogue, against discussion TAFURI: No we&aposre not arguing against diplomacy.
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What I'm arguing, and I think what Ta-Nehisi is arguing, is that things will never be right.
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I envisioned us all arguing about the important shit, people's voices being heard, people arguing back and forth.
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I'm not arguing that I've figured it out, but I'm arguing that we have to start figuring it out.
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To the extent that Witt is arguing anything, she's arguing against the foreclosure of meaning and possibility in sex.
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Just in the last couple of days, we've had writers arguing against the impeachment inquiry and arguing for it.
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Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better.
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No one is arguing that public opinion is immovable, just as no one is arguing public opinion is endlessly malleable.
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Republicans pounced, arguing Trump's nominee was being victimized by a smear campaign and arguing the involvement of Avenatti proved it.
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"We're in a space where we're divided as a country and people don't want to talk anymore and that's perpetuated by the shows we watch on TV, where people are arguing and arguing and arguing," he said.
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You gotta remember that every time I've been arguing with someone, I've been loading it, I'll be arguing with guys, but at the same time I'm loading "Gun Lean"—I don't care about the guys I'm arguing with.
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Allowing ad hominem attacks into a debate means that instead of arguing issues, you're arguing the merits of another human being.
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"Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better," he tweeted.
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Democrats are arguing for more generous, income-based subsidies, and Republicans are arguing for less generous, but more universal, age-based subsidies.
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Like, I'm not arguing, I'm too old to be arguing and first of all, I don't argue with nobody I don't care about.
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You're not arguing — and I'm certainly not arguing — that we would be better off if we all returned to this pre-modern world.
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Those who are arguing for the cost of those credits to be capped are arguing to take the teeth out of the program.
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"Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better," he tweeted on Wednesday.
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Obama did a decent job of arguing that Clinton was this person, but he was best when arguing that Donald Trump absolutely isn't that person.
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Tellingly, the Trump administration has moved from arguing that the president did not obstruct justice to arguing that by definition, the president cannot obstruct justice.
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Democrats weren't just arguing about accounting ledgers; they were arguing that the GOP plan to boost investment would fail and backfire by raising interest rates.
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But it's not a coincidence that the person arguing for baseball's unwritten rules is a pitcher, and the person arguing against them is a position player.
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After formerly arguing that only some of the act is unconstitutional, Trump's Justice Department is now arguing the entire 900-page law should be thrown out.
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Arguing against their anti-NRA and pro–gun control views means arguing against people who know more about death and violence than most middle-aged men.
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China's president is pushing back against those arguing that globalization has crippled economies and exacerbated social problems, arguing it instead has fueled growth around the world.
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More than 1,500 people responded too, arguing where exactly the cheese should go, with many arguing what, if anything, belongs between the bottom bun and burger patty.
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All parents hide secrets from their children, arguing it's in their best interest, even if what we're really arguing is that it's what's in our best interest.
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We've come a long way, baby — from arguing with our loved ones over what video to rent to arguing with our loved ones over what movie to stream.
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When you're arguing for fighting, you're basically arguing for a slightly more violent dance than the one Joey did with the building superintendent on that episode of Friends.
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In arguing that we should replace public libraries with Amazon bookstore-cafes, Mourdoukoutas was in effect arguing that offering resources to vulnerable populations is not a public good.
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"Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better," he tweeted with a Vox article on the topic.
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Arguing that aliens brought magnificent structures to many African civilizations erases accomplishments, but so does arguing that colonizers brought gifts (rather than imposed obligations) upon the nations they colonized.
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Because then instead of arguing about austerity, we're arguing around compassionate and democratic interventions that redistribute profits from corporations, from accumulation at the top to really providing for people.
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Horowitz and Bayless insisted that the show was truly authentic, that nobody was arguing for the sake of arguing but rather because they truly felt passionate about the topics.
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First, Trump's team is very focused on arguing to his supporters that he is keeping his promises, by reviewing what he's done so far and arguing that it's terrific.
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And in some ways, one of the things I've always found is that it's a lot more draining arguing against your friends than it is arguing against your political opponents.
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The Social Security debate among Democrats in Congress has changed from liberals arguing whether they can stomach any cuts to liberals arguing over how many more benefits they should demand.
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All too often it's academics arguing with politicians who are arguing with cops—and the actual people at the sharp end of the policy get left out of the conversation.
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We have spent so much time in 2020 arguing about what we're going to do about health care and almost no time arguing about how we're going to do it.
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Arguing politics online is always a disaster, but arguing with someone who insists that they, unlike you, are motivated by pure reason is actually less productive than debating a brick wall.
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So if freelancers sued the San Francisco Chronicle, for example, arguing that they're employees under Dynamex, the newspaper would have a hard time arguing that they could pass the ABC test.
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While Republicans have been arguing that the measure is a boon to middle-class households and the economy, Democrats have been arguing that the law mostly benefits wealthy individuals and corporations.
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She was arguing with me, I think, arguing for our future—for the idea that we couldn't live beholden to expectations or fears or to judgments we didn't know would come.
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Arguing that Democrats shouldn't impeach the president because the Senate won't convict is like arguing that a Supreme Court justice shouldn't write a dissenting opinion because it won't become case law.
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" Bredesen pushed back, arguing that Blackburn is "flat wrong.
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" McCain rejoined the conversation arguing, "He released her emails.
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We're not arguing for censorship, we're arguing just take it off the page, put it somewhere else...make it harder to find," Schmidt said, adding: "I think we're going to be ok.
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When Joel finally gave in and started arguing with a movie, you knew that movie was truly bad; with Mike, arguing with the movie was an innate part of the viewing experience.
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The governor rejected cryptocurrencies, arguing their instability and lack of institutional backing made them "unsuitable as monetary units", while arguing that Norges Bank itself may eventually issue a form of digital currency.
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Tulsi Gabbard go head-to-head on Afghanistan, with Ryan arguing for U.S. engagement to dispel the Taliban from growing, and Gabbard arguing for the return of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. pic.twitter.
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Republican candidates past and present had been arguing for Mrs.
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"We're just arguing the same case," he said in December.
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"They started arguing," he said of his daughter and son.
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Mariners manager Scott Servais was ejected while arguing for interference.
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They're a little dysfunctional, they're arguing like kids would argue.
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"We don't know what they were arguing over," he says.
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" But, Geragos responded, arguing that it was an "illusory promise.
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"Arguing over whether this is really necessary…" she captioned it.
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They were later seen arguing just hours after the wedding.
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This time, officers learned they were arguing over personal possessions.
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But arguing Hatch's point is almost making a category error.
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He will end up arguing with and killing his maker.
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Every woman, Trump is arguing, is a woman who works.
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I still like guys being dickheads and arguing about cars.
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They aren't exactly arguing, but rather stewing in simmering silence.
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Was I okay living the rest of my life arguing?
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The congressman protested, arguing that Obamacare did not fund abortions.
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There are people who are arguing both sides of this.
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The offender appears to be arguing with several people afterward.
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I'm not arguing that any of this disqualifies Joe Biden.
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But critics disagree, arguing that favoured companies produce little innovation.
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Wagner and Wood were overheard arguing that night by Davern.
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We're not arguing that it's caused a rise in inequality.
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We don't need somebody that's gonna be arguing with ballplayers.
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"They were bickering and arguing all morning," the insider says.
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They were just arguing with each other, putting out stuff.
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There's no arguing that being pregnant is a stressful experience.
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The people you argue with about everything -- your arguing partners.
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What I'm arguing ... is that things will never be right.
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That's what legislators in favor of mobile betting are arguing.
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I tell husband I'm sorry for arguing about the money.
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Over the next few weeks, executives kept arguing with Musk.
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Scott adds a verse of his own, arguing the opposite.
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"There's not arguing, no drama," she added to the outlet.
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One minute they were arguing about the price of oranges.
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And they are arguing over their own power and position.
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Each girl is beautiful, and there's no point in arguing.
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Now Sessions is arguing he has no discretion at all.
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Talk radio should do less arguing and more asking. 4.
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There's no arguing that Home Alone is a great movie.
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You don't learn by arguing about how to do it.
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So why doesn't it work both ways, like she's arguing?
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"I am not arguing for any specific position," he continued.
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Rangers manager Jeff Banister was ejected for arguing the call.
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There may be those who defend Williams, arguing she's changed.
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Arguing for such a formal use of iPhone feels backward.
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Now people are arguing that Garfield's gone full Melania online.
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Supporters are arguing that it could actually make things safer.
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My family arguing in front of guests, which was interesting.
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Arguing with any company is one of life's small pains.
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That very act of arguing can strengthen their own beliefs.
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Uniper has advertised in Finnish newspapers, arguing against the transaction.
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Lawmakers said congressional leaders were still arguing over that money.
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We heard them arguing over whether Andrew "knew" about them.
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Imagine, for instance, that you are arguing with your partner.
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Ausmus had just been ejected for arguing balls and strikes.
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Some Democrats are arguing the House is overreacting (The Hill).
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State and Defense were arguing for a limit of 50,000.
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And I've been arguing that for a long, long time.
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Democrats disagreed, arguing the bill will simply bust the deficit.
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Assange has sued Ecuador, arguing the rules violate his rights.
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She's been kinda getting the meme treatment ... no arguing that.
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Amazon is arguing for changes in many other areas, too.
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"But no one's using the land," I remember her arguing.
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But no one is arguing that potato chips are healthy.
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We're going to be arguing until the end of time.
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In this case, it's because they are arguing about politics.
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There's no arguing that electric skateboards aren't efficient and fun.
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Team Trump has been arguing that this isn't the case.
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"There are things worth fighting and arguing over," he said.
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Returning from their night out, Magson and Knight began arguing.
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This is seven years of arguing gone down the drain.
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The No's will have a hard time arguing with that.
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Nadal also isn't alone in arguing that time is relative.
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She saw Forest Whitaker's face and there was no arguing.
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Yeah, I was just arguing with someone about free speech.
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I'm not arguing that this is entirely a good thing.
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Again, I'm not arguing that Warren should necessarily become president.
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And progressives are arguing that the House should be bolder.
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I look forward to arguing with you in good weather.
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There's that particular way of arguing for evolution against creationism.
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Prosecutors objected, arguing that no written agreement was ever found.
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"They have been arguing a lot recently," the source added.
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It's hard to build ratings arguing about health insurance legislation.
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" Kylo is arguing with Luke: "Where did your path lead?
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But some Trump allies aren't arguing with Schumer's strategy. Rep.
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Democrats spent three days last week arguing just the opposite.
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Temple is arguing that reported chain of events is false.
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I am not arguing that Oprah is running in 2020.
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Charitable organizations are not arguing against increasing the standard deduction.
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Traders are now arguing over the impact on 2020 earnings.
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I need a dog lover arguing with a cat lover.
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His sister and partner have since been arguing his case.
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We are not arguing against the development of such technologies.
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Friends arguing over plans and finally landing on something fun?
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Calhoun isn't arguing that her generation discovered the midlife doldrums.
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Forget the petulant government arguing with Brussels about budget deficits.
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Florida is not arguing that these problems are specifically urban.
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So by implication, Bannon was arguing for a cheaper dollar.
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He also loves the intellectual exercise of arguing legal nuance.
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Facebook applied this logic when arguing against transparency in 2900.
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But some social conservatives are now arguing the very opposite.
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I am not arguing here that Sanders should be nominated.
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One night I remember hearing them arguing & it got physical.
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Everybody is arguing whether or not it is a BAN.
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The video shows the student arguing with the BAMN members.
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But genius has a way of arguing for its permanence.
|
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Are you arguing that "never" is the right legal answer?
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"We can just hear two females arguing," the dispatcher responds.
|
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Matthew Lesser, arguing he would be bad for senior citizens.
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I'm also not arguing anything new or surprising about Trump.
|
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The US government is arguing that the definition should stay.
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Purdue resisted, arguing that the records were confidential trade secrets.
|
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Kaplan is most famous for arguing the case US v.
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But again, neither side is actually arguing that in court.
|
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Microsoft is arguing that the EPCA violates the US Constitution.
|
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PHEAA noted that the U.S. Justice Department, arguing for the Education Department, filed papers in January arguing that Healey could not pursue claims under state law to the extent they conflicted with federal law.
|
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Mr. Falk sat by the fire exit and watched as BARF and Save Lafayette collided at the podium, one side arguing the project was too small, and the other arguing it was too big.
|
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Weinstein&aposs defense team is not arguing that the accusers invented the 2013 and 2006 encounters — rather, they&aposre arguing that those encounters occurred, but were entirely consensual, and the accusers&apos behavior proves it.
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They think their debates and discussions are the way to fight encroaching secularism — as if arguing and polemics are what matters, when the people they're arguing about don't even realize these fights are taking place.
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Being confined and arguing for that long messes with your head.
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Police did not release information for why the couple was arguing.
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I'm arguing for a fairer and more forgiving attitude toward women.
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Monopolists always defend their monopolies by arguing that competition is wasteful.
|
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N, arguing their combination could save money for the nation's employers.
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I'm not arguing the bad guys should take over the MCU.
|
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Hogan sued, arguing that this was a violation of his privacy.
|
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Sanders's critics are arguing that he needs to cancel his address.
|
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John Cornyn, R-Texas, arguing that he faithfully interprets the Constitution.
|
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During the video, the customer and employees can be heard arguing.
|
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According to an arrest report, the two began arguing during sex.
|
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The couple were arguing about taking their son to the doctor.
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Bernie Sanders, arguing those rights should never be stripped from citizens.
|
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Law enforcement told us the couple was arguing over their child.
|
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Some groups are also arguing that the law is bad policy.
|
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Musk is arguing, essentially, that the SEC is picking on him.
|
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The industry balked, arguing that states were already providing adequate oversight.
|
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" I remembering arguing with Google, but then like, "I don't know.
|
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Here, we're just arguing for any space, So it never ends?
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EPA grants them in secret, arguing the information is business confidential.
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We should be arguing over coach Jurgen Klinsmann's lineups and tactics.
|
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People railed against Osteen, arguing that his "excuses" were not valid.
|
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I am not arguing that Turner's sentence was the right one.
|
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I just sat in the office arguing about Destiny for 20min.
|
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Instead, she's arguing that the copyrights are wrong to begin with.
|
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She's currently arguing publicly with members of the gaming site Kotaku.
|
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Newspapers have been running articles arguing that borders should be redrawn.
|
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They also have uber-employment lawyer Eugene Scalia arguing their case.
|
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Many experts would agree, arguing that the long break harms children.
|
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But that won't stop people from arguing about it for generations.
|
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Now days people be arguing about the dumbest things for what?
|
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Salvadoran officials continued to stall, arguing that there were legal complications.
|
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"The government cannot be faulted for arguing for deference," he wrote.
|
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Some students arguing that the measures still don't go far enough.
|
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Roberson's family disagrees, arguing that the shooting violated his civil rights.
|
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Shouldn't she be arguing that they're all as bad as Trump?
|
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Back at Pablo Escobar's house, Tata and Mama Escobar are arguing.
|
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He was still arguing in 2000 that smoking doesn't actually kill.
|
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He was later acquitted in Black's death after arguing self-defense.
|
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Instead of arguing over long-term tax policy, let's start simple.
|
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Brexit is a far riskier proposition than arguing over a treaty.
|
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We are accustomed to arguing the import of responsible representation elsewhere.
|
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I was arguing with everybody, trying to fight with my ideas.
|
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But it is clear enough what the USCIRF is arguing against.
|
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Essentially, the attorneys are arguing the US government needs a parent.
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I'm arguing with the guy who put it together for me.
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There was I guess a lot of arguing back and forth.
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Nor am I arguing that critical analysis of Radiohead is pointless.
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"I don't know why our lawyers are arguing that," Sloan responded.
|
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I'm not arguing for the return of those awful voice overs.
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He's been arguing these points since the late '70s, early '80s.
|
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Lopez Obrador has questioned the contracts, arguing they are too costly.
|
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Witnesses said the woman said "no," and they kept on arguing.
|
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Jon Najarian agrees, arguing that YouTube will bolster Google's earnings report.
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There's no arguing that the bounce in stocks has been substantial.
|
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Clinton, arguing that labor laws are bad for employers and businesses.
|
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The men denied these claims, arguing that surveillance footage showed otherwise.
|
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Scott Keller, the lawyer for Texas, found himself arguing in circles.
|
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Arguing about Ustashas and the past is "really embarrassing", he says.
|
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The organizations that have fought the ban are arguing it does.
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He continues to read Lenin, arguing with him in his mind.
|
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Sara and I started arguing a lot, mostly about my drinking.
|
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McConnell is arguing they can serve another two years beyond 2016.
|
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There's no arguing that's the direction the NFL has been headed.
|
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Still, their chemistry -- while playfully arguing and bickering -- was always palpable.
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Several others agreed, while also arguing that Peck's departure was overdue.
|
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Pienta was arguing, though, that this approach was far too narrow.
|
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"The tourists don't come here to see us arguing," he said.
|
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Smith opposed the Obama administration's modernization plans, arguing they were unaffordable.
|
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Democrats cried foul, arguing there was still investigating left to do.
|
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But that's not to say he's arguing that possibility is likely.
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It's not clear that Beard is even arguing that they are.
|
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It is Australia's conservatives arguing for the amendment of this law.
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" Trump rejected Stoltenberg's reasoning, arguing Germany is merely "making Russia richer.
|
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" She continued, "I'm not arguing that Russians pulled the voting levers.
|
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It's time Republicans stop arguing and got out the hoses instead.
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"Corrections like this are normal," Brady said, arguing the tax downturn .
|
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You cannot consistently have different groups arguing for equality, protesting etc.
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I was arguing against the claim that only science employs it.
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If you're arguing, at least you're having some sort of interaction.
|
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" Arguing against the measure, he said, "Obviously, there's an agenda here.
|
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Democrats rejected the offer, arguing they wanted a more permanent solution.
|
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Republicans have been arguing that witnesses have only had secondhand information.
|
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No one is arguing that this is going to happen, yet.
|
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But Lakos-Bujas isn't simply arguing that the sector is undervalued.
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But her lawyers are arguing that it wasn't a criminal one.
|
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"They literally start arguing over what gender I am," she said.
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Clinton, arguing that he lacks the empathy to lead the country.
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You're going to be arguing about it at every office party.
|
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He opposed the Obama administration's modernization plans, arguing they weren't affordable.
|
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There are two layers of conspiracy theorists arguing over the tweet.
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Don't even think about arguing with me—just listen and watch.
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There's nothing wise about arguing with Big Narstie about absolutely nothing.
|
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It appealed, arguing the regulation was an unconstitutional removal of property.
|
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Lawyers and tenants are now arguing that the program was misinterpreted.
|
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An older man is arguing with the shoe boy in Pashto.
|
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The two started arguing loudly in a language I didn't recognize.
|
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Oh, look, here's my brother arguing with Herb on Herb's page.
|
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And it's so quiet you'll hear the kids arguing more clearly.
|
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They were arguing about a script when the bathrobe came out.
|
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There's one document in particular the two sides are arguing over.
|
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There is no arguing, no hostility, no judging, and no anger.
|
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So, instead of just reading and arguing your points, watch this.
|
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OK, I hear you arguing, but they're a basic research facility!
|
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This isn't a smart day for arguing; it won't go anywhere.
|
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"You're basically arguing, 'Do away with unions,' " she told Mr. Messenger.
|
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WADA had appealed Guerrero's reduced ban, arguing it was too lenient.
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I'm arguing that he likely will be sentenced below those numbers.
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"Basically, it's just a recording of a couple arguing," she says.
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He should not waste time arguing with Beto O'Rourke over guns.
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We see her arguing with Aisha over treatments, boys, and lipstick.
|
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Both are serious charges, despite his lawyers' attempts at arguing otherwise.
|
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Conservative activists also said arguing for tax-code simplification is beneficial.
|
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But environmentalists are arguing there are alternatives that must be considered.
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But I am arguing that he is not behaving like one.
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But they nevertheless approved Wolf's nomination, arguing that DHS needs stability.
|
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Right now I see us arguing over a lot of things.
|
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Warren refused to answer the question, implicitly arguing that it's irrelevant.
|
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We white kids were ragtag, messy, arguing constantly with each other.
|
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WADA, the antidoping agency, appealed that decision, arguing for stronger penalties.
|
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Some critics go further, arguing that a principle is at stake.
|
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The world's biggest polluters want us arguing about straws and lightbulbs.
|
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He wants to be arguing foreign policy, [the] economy ... with Biden.
|
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Her lawyers are arguing that the extradition request is politically motivated.
|
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" Zumret texted: "They're in the hotel arguing about the air-conditioning.
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We've already learned that arguing about the problem doesn't change anything.
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Also, don't bother arguing about minute details with them, says Foster.
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Scott Walker (R-Wis.), arguing he has routinely undermined Wisconsin's unions.
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The government is arguing that Trump's statements should not be considered.
|
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The ad shows Ayotte arguing in August 85033 that Roe v.
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Human rights chief Zeid objected, arguing it didn't go far enough.
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They're not arguing ... We need to just coexist and be better.
|
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Kimmel became a voice in the debate, arguing against ObamaCare repeal.
|
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Democrats renewed calls for impeachment, arguing Trump is unfit for office.
|
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Some fear a slippery slope, arguing that anything can be expressive.
|
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There were voices, two guys arguing over which bed to take.
|
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There are six petitions arguing against Section 377 before the court.
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Until everyone got fed up and started arguing about something else.
|
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To be sure, we are arguing again about boats with migrants.
|
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She talks to Pike and Leland as if they're arguing siblings.
|
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The video appeared to show them arguing in a public plaza.
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Rather, he's arguing that this overturning is the goal in itself.
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Again, I'm not arguing that we need to split the award.
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So everyone can ... yelling is ... no one really benefits from arguing.
|
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I was arguing this at a dinner party the other day.
|
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The work of arguing about the Constitution continues into the future.
|
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Now, Wisconsin is arguing that partisan gerrymandering happens all the time.
|
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The House filed a lawsuit arguing that these subsidies are illegal.
|
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Instead of arguing that the Pledge violates the First Amendment's establishment clause, they have started arguing that it violates the Fourteenth Amendment's equal-protection clause, because it presents an occasion for nonbelieving children to be ostracized.
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Democrats and Republicans sparred over the tax bill's deficit effects, with Republicans arguing that spending is the main driver of debts and Democrats arguing that the plan would send a giant bill to the next generation.
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During the scene where Diane, Cary and David are arguing about making Alicia a named partner, Cary is shown standing at the far end of a conference table watching Diane and David arguing at the other end.
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In a media landscape so focused on people endlessly shouting back and forth at each other, that focus on fan art feels subversive — a way of arguing for the new She-Ra design without arguing at all.
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In arguing for the primacy of these differences—even when putting the blame on upper middle class moms (of course)—Brooks is doubling down on this by arguing that they're what separates the poor from good education.
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The New York congregation objected, arguing the sale would violate religious law.
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Arguing Chernobyl could never happen again has become commonplace in the west.
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Merkel opposes unilateral action, arguing that it would weaken the European Union.
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GUTFELD: Yeah, it&aposs like when you&aposre arguing with a spouse.
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HARF: I&aposm arguing Democrats want more of a social safety net.
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When Reeves returned, he and the man, Chad Oulson, began arguing again.
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According to sources, Brown and his girlfriend began arguing in his car.
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Witnesses said they heard Pitt arguing with someone before shots were fired.
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Within minutes of them being in each other's company they began arguing.
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Slovakia sought to annul the decision, arguing arbitration treaties violated EU law.
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They go on shouting and arguing through the locked door for awhile.
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There was a lot of arguing, but also a lot of love.
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Omarosa Manigault and Ed Gordon are literally arguing on stage right now.
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Prosecutors had previously declined to act, arguing it was a civil matter.
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Now they're arguing which one of their fake farts would smell worse.
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Then, perhaps, we'll understand what we've been arguing about for so long.
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In Germany, Vodafone's largest European market, lawmakers are still arguing over Huawei.
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Economists — and wonky journalists — have largely been arguing that this isn't true.
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Ultimately I think he was arguing this is a human rights issue.
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But he supported the department arguing in favor of the Christian baker.
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The two began arguing and yelling at each other, according to police.
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When you were arguing about politics, were the arguments with your parents?
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Besides arguing and obliqueness, a hundred thousand connections come from the heart.
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Some viewers are arguing that Daenerys has always been a mad queen.
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Rockwell, however, rejected the bid arguing that the offer undervalued the company.
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Between innings, Martinez approached the umpiring crew to continue arguing his point.
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After arguing over "property," the fight allegedly turned physical, the report says.
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That couple on the table behind, arguing—were they married, or not?
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The result is a lot of arguing — but in a fun way.
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People have been arguing about NAFTA since George H.W. Bush was president.
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Now, several scientific papers are arguing that we do have a fingerprint.
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Right now you would have a tough time arguing against Kendrick Lamar.
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Microsoft fought the warrant, arguing that ECPA doesn't apply to international data.
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"He got belligerent and began arguing with the officers," the spokesperson said.
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Daugherty challenged his arrest, arguing that the Senate had exceeded its authority.
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We're girls, so we could only be arguing about a boy, right?
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But there was no arguing that the location was less than ideal.
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No low-IQ basement dwellers arguing about the validity of historical facts!
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And I kept arguing with [Leibovitz] saying, 'You don't understand about Balenciaga!
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Other current and former officials are arguing for a firm response, however.
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Jana Nielsen sees Father Noah arguing with a man outside her home.
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" Brussaux commented, "I would hardly call Kanye arguing with himself 'grown men.
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She accuses him of "diminishing" her and once again they start arguing.
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If you really think it through, we are really arguing semantics here.
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What I'm arguing for here is that the goal is pretty obvious.
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He was tossed for arguing Tyler Wade was hit by a pitch.
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Williams wrote a piece arguing that everyone should keep geotagging specific locations.
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He's a self-proclaimed "creationist" and gave a lecture arguing against evolution.
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Walker's lawyers are arguing that the reportedly redacted evidence supports that claim.
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It goes back to the night me and that guy were arguing.
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It's the new portfolio diversification, Credit Suisse, the report's publisher, is arguing.
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Essentially, he was arguing with himself about the brilliant girl group. Classic.
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It's unclear if it's the same girlfriend he was arguing with Thursday.
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Court documents claim father and daughter began arguing around 3:30 p.m.
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"Not everyone is arguing with the press," he said, to large applause.
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You just ended up arguing about it, and then you went home.
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The police and Perepilichny's wife are arguing he died of natural causes.
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A cashier and customer began arguing over correct change, Dave Fairley said.
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VolunteerMore rewarding than arguing with strangers about who Daenerys will eventually marry!
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She's arguing that publishing Yiannopoulos's book is also a free speech issue.
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When I published a book called Vagina four years ago, arguing that
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They were arguing over Medina's girlfriend, whose name has not been released.
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Until then, we're mostly arguing over paint swatches while the house crumbles.
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Two men were arguing nearby, and the dispute turned into a gunfight.
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City officials cited security concerns in arguing for restrictions on the demonstrators.
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Why then is she now arguing that she can't address it now?
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As they started arguing, a friend of the woman attempted to intervene.
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Farrell was ejected in the second inning for arguing balls and strikes.
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He, too, looked toward the general election, arguing that he, not Mrs.
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Without arguing, they should listen and write down the top 20 items.
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All I'm arguing for is, I want them to make informed regulations.
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GM invariably denied the allegations, arguing that roof strength made little difference.
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It's bad for democracy," Hugin said, arguing Menendez has a "character issue.
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There is emotional appeal in arguing that forests should not be cut.
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The campaign lashed out at Trump, arguing he is encouraging the behavior.
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Arguing about them is far more an aristocratic pastime than camp itself.
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Schultz blasted the plan, arguing the senator was pushing a "punitive" tax.
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Springleaf then sued him, arguing that he had never intended to repay.
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I'm not arguing here that public opinion will definitely sway the justices.
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The polling shows that arguing with a rival has few negative consequences.
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Of these examples, it's Ms. Murphy's fouettés that are worth arguing about.
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James Mattis, would have a more difficult time arguing for defense spending.
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Paul LePage (R) balked at implementation, arguing it would bankrupt the state.
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Democrats have pushed back though, arguing there is no evidence of fraud.
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Prosecutors fired back in a court filing, arguing the question was inconsequential.
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Democrats are arguing that the White House is blatantly sabotaging the law.
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But Birdsell defended the commission, arguing the high bar is by design.
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They're arguing, but because they want to stay by each other's side.
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There was a lot of people yelling at each other and arguing.
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He wrote a book arguing for the abolishment of the death penalty.
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There were plenty of smart people arguing it was a bad deal.
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Democrats immediately cried foul, arguing the nomination fight should come next year.
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Twenty GOP-led states are bringing the lawsuit, arguing ObamaCare is unconstitutional.
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Otherwise, we'll just be arguing about or for that 1 percent forever.
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I'm not arguing that any force, individually or collectively, changed the outcome.
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Its Facebook page is full of fans arguing the merits of microtransactions.
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And then we can go back to arguing about all the details.
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But we're never gonna get there if we're still arguing about bathrooms.
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Wasn't there already a lawsuit over the wrestlers arguing they were employees?
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Cruz's camp responded by arguing that O'Rourke's positions were finally being publicized.
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Okay, but are you arguing for technological experimentation within a direct democracy?
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There were going to be two sides who would be arguing out.
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And I've been arguing that we have to be open to that.
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Two men were walking in the desert near the Arizona border, arguing.
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Grassley praised the framework, arguing that it would help to create jobs.
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But in arguing against the proposal, Wells Fargo made the following points.
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Trump kept arguing that it was up to others to choose greatness.
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But they're starting to push back, arguing that motherhood is an asset.
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Frank: I am in no way arguing against that kind of journalism!
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" Trump, for his part, has defended his record, arguing, "I'm a businessperson.
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There are people arguing for social democracy or a Green New Deal.
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So she's suing AMI, arguing that she was misled about the deal.
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Prosecutors scaled back the charges, arguing that he inspired violence in others.
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He launched his early career as a lawyer arguing religious freedom cases.
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I'm only arguing that optimism about 2020 makes more sense than pessimism.
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They're arguing that only Congress has the authority to revoke monument status.
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He's suing M.L.B., arguing that not enough is done to protect fans.
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After essentially arguing that Simpson got away with murder, The People v.
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Until then, everyone can go back to arguing about The Last Jedi.
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Terry McAuliffe in arguing that the statues should be moved to museums.
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Instead, they're arguing there's not yet enough science to support DIY experimentation.
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When times are hard financially, you can end up arguing a lot.
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Democrats issued a formal rebuttal arguing that the GOP memo was misleading.
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And obviously, I'm 100 percent right and arguing with me is folly.
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That said, nutritionists aren't arguing you have to avoid fruit juice entirely.
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"I'm a results man," Mr. Trump said, arguing for a quicker turnaround.
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I'm just arguing that in many cases the data can be helpful.
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WeWork executives defend their approach, arguing that they are seizing an opportunity.
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And it's fine to spend the next few months arguing the issue.
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But arguing for compensation could be difficult at this stage, experts said.
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"There are still people on Twitter arguing against the referendum," he said.
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Elected officials may be busy arguing about whether global warming is real.
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But Eight Mile is arguing that Spotify failed to follow the protocol.
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Some GOP lawmakers opposed the bill, arguing it could harm small businesses.
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Am I arguing that China now has the recipe for A.I. success?
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These two soul mates built their relationship on arguing over inane issues.
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This year, they're pushing back, arguing that motherhood makes them more qualified.
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Hard-liners are already arguing to resume uranium enrichment and plutonium production.
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Some senior officials are now arguing that Japan should acquire such weapons.
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Mr. Weinstein's lawyers are arguing that the movement has gone too far.
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Degrowthers reject this meliorist outlook, arguing that "green growth" is a mirage.
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This is where you are arguing for money to achieve a goal.
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Throughout all the essays, Schwalbe is arguing for a meta-virtue: reading.
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Tech groups had pushed for the rule, arguing it would help startups.
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Russia wants full repayment, arguing the debt is bilateral between two sovereigns.
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Lebanon has been arguing with foreign donors over international aid for months.
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People read the article as arguing that all Arabs were anti-Semetic.
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Trump has been arguing in recent weeks that Stone's crimes were harmless.
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Just 72 hours ago, Sanders had no intention of arguing with Warren.
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But more are now arguing that wealth taxes need not slow growth.
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Goss appealed, arguing that Taketha Lovest's due process rights had been violated.
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The next years will be spent arguing the same in the court.
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Each side is taking Trump's words and arguing he's in their corner.
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Coach Michael Malone subsequently received two technicals and was ejected for arguing.
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Last month, the freshman Democrat wrote an op-ed arguing against impeachment.
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They're arguing that immigration controls are creating a low-skilled labor shortage.
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"They are arguing that this is just a standard release," Wallach said.
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This, more than anything, is what the Democrats are actually arguing about.
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CFPB, arguing that the president is allowed to fire the CFPB chief.
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The ACLU is arguing for an injunction completely blocking the new policy.
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But Democrats quickly blasted the offer, arguing it doesn't go far enough.
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I am not arguing that Sanders should drop out of the race.
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We are well past arguing whether or not Trump is a conservative.
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But arguing that those habits can cure disorders like PCOS is murky.
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I've been careful in arguing that we have to start the process.
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By Monday, Dowd was arguing the president, by nature, cannot obstruct justice.
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Arguing about tent stakes when it was really the rosé-colored wheat.
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Democrats disagree, arguing the bill will simply bust the deficit. http://bit.
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She has filed a lawsuit against Trump arguing the agreement is invalid.
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When arguing constitutional questions, however, they should not invent non-existent ones.
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That is exactly what many of the smaller players are now arguing.
|
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Mueller is arguing, however, that they are connected — and the judge agreed.
|
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They filed suit arguing that the state was abusing its regulatory authority.
|
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Now President Trump's Justice Department is arguing that Comey treated Clinton improperly.
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Understanding this is absolutely central to everything that senators are arguing about.
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Because someone the other day, I was here, was arguing against it.
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I'm arguing that everybody should be able to do whatever they want.
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"A soul of a thing, that's what we're arguing for," he added.
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"We could win the debate on the border wall if we're only arguing about the border wall, but the problem with a big bill like this is you're almost never arguing about one subject," the lawmaker said. Rep.
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"No one is arguing for a generation of mediocre or underachieving kids — but plenty of people have begun arguing for a redefinition of what it means to achieve at all," wrote Jeffrey Kluger in Time magazine last week.
|
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By this point, Harrison's it's-all-Kremlin-lies defense is so repetitive that arguing with him over whether Azov involves neo-Nazis is beginning to feel like arguing with someone over whether the Holocaust involved Third Reich Nazis.
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Alt-right trolls are arguing over genetic tests they think "prove" their whiteness Alt-right trolls are arguing over genetic tests they think "prove" their whiteness Andrew remembers feeling a "tinge of apprehension" when he logged on to 23andMe.
|
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Republican leaders in the Senate had hoped to vote on the bill before the July Fourth recess, but several Republicans announced their opposition with some arguing the bill is not conservative enough and others arguing it's not sufficiently compassionate.
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But arguing that the labour market still has hidden slack is becoming harder.
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Not even if they let him argue, because he wasn't good at arguing.
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I'm not arguing that the notch is beautiful or a genius design flourish.
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EPA does not disclose the waiver recipients, arguing the information is business confidential.
|
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Whoever said "there's no arguing about taste" had clearly never been to Brussels.
|
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Moscow opposes the move, arguing it would cause a schism in Orthodox Christianity.
|
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He allegedly said that he had been arguing with Rios, the report said.
|
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Civil liberties advocates criticized the change, arguing that it will weaken privacy protections.
|
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Campaigners disagree, arguing that leasing will not resolve the unequal distribution of land.
|
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She said she heard her parents arguing before hearing gunfire, according to police.
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And why are we arguing something that didn't happen, predicted to not happen?
|
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Merkel opposes unilateral action, arguing it would weaken the 28-nation European Union.
|
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The men allegedly were arguing about Medina's girlfriend when the argument turned physical.
|
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No protest, however "inclusive," should wall itself off from what it's arguing against.
|
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People have basically been arguing about it for a couple of decades now.
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S. ties, arguing that it doesn&apost contain evidence to back the accusations.
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Far more than that have spoken out arguing the legislation needs substantial changes.
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DESANTIS: Well we should do it and I&aposve been arguing for months.
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That's where it gets tricky in terms of people arguing fake-or-real.
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" She added: "Instead of arguing with me, Terry ran out of the bar.
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A whole lot more democratization, and a whole lot less arguing with publicists.
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This should keep you distracted when the relatives start arguing about politics again.
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No one is arguing whether Facebook can ban hate speech from its platforms.
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Now Draghi insists that's not tapering, I sort think he's arguing that technicality.
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I'm not interested in arguing that millennials didn't get what they were promised.
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The bottom line: It helps to be empathetic when arguing with another person.
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Republicans oppose release of the returns, arguing that it would politicize tax data.
|
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The Bundesbank was upbeat, however, arguing that the foundations of growth remained intact.
|
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Since then its lawyers, bankers and advisors have been arguing for its survival.
|
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Still, Trump will have to withstand attacks from Democrats arguing he's a hypocrite.
|
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But I'm not here to waste my readers' time arguing with another academic.
|
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Trump and Congressional Republicans have dismissed Cohen, arguing he lacks character and credibility.
|
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The defense called no witnesses, arguing that prosecutors failed to prove their case.
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It makes us, I think, more sympathetic to what Apple is arguing for.
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You'll spend as much time arguing with Six as you will translating hieroglyphs.
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Clausewitz is arguing that war is one tool of statecraft and nothing more.
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"Embryos have more disposition issues — ethically, religiously, couples arguing over them," Noyes added.
|
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In another video, he's seen arguing that the shoe is green and gray.
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Let's spend the rest of our time arguing about Z-Wave vs. Zigbee.
|
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In the video, Booker is seen arguing with a large group of onlookers.
|
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But Volusia County played hardball and sued, arguing that the petition was unconstitutional.
|
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Then, Bloomberg published a video that showed Kalanick arguing with an Uber driver.
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I'm not arguing that we are learning something shocking and new about cyberattacks.
|
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That's what I'm really arguing against in my critiques of the New Atheists.
|
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John Kasich, Giuliani flatly dismissed him, arguing that he wasn't a candidate anymore.
|
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He recalls arguing that Traywick could be putting lung cancer patients at risk.
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Arguing with bad uncles is not going to fix them, or us. 14.
|
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Washington Post political correspondent Dave Weigel summed up the attitude, arguing that Sen.
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The government balked at first, arguing that the documents belonged in the archive.
|
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She also took a shot at Cruz, arguing that he's soft on trade.
|
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Doug Collins (R-GA) arguing that Zebley's late addition could jeopardize House rules.
|
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But Uber is currently arguing that this is protected by attorney-client privilege.
|
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He advocates a ban on gay sex, arguing that most Indonesians would approve.
|
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Business groups lobbied for the cut, arguing that large wage rises hurt jobs.
|
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And Issa was probably just exhausted from arguing with them about it all.
|
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But some are arguing for them, saying they would better protect the tigers.
|
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Bangladesh and Myanmar are already arguing about whether the UN should be involved.
|
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A neighbor said they heard the couple arguing the night before the fire.
|
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Arguing that Alexander is "cunning and resourceful," they want him held without bail.
|
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And sometimes people just deal with their issues by arguing about Instagram filters.
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Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty When they're not arguing about diets, it's something else entirely.
|
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Since I couldn't yell at every man, I started arguing with my father.
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Trump lawyers are arguing that Obamacare's most popular provisions should be totally eliminated.
|
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Kelly Ayotte, arguing that she would be a check on a Clinton presidency.
|
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She said she was reduced to tears and left after arguing with Seagal.
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In arguing about that, we've overlooked two questions that matter just as much.
|
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And a long delay will also encourage those arguing for a second referendum.
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Gone are the days of arguing over etiquette in Maryland's most affluent neighborhood.
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Nine attorneys general intervened earlier this week, arguing that the settlement is unconstitutional.
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I am not arguing against further rate increases, but reporting the likely consequences.
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Many developers are protesting the proposal, arguing that the changes would harm users.
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Ivanka has been aggressively arguing for him to stay in, sources told Swan.
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They'd created this monolithic entity with all these different partners who were arguing.
|
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Instead of arguing with people and getting in line, essentially, you do what?
|
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The pharmaceutical industry opposes that, arguing few people pay the high list prices.
|
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"No one is arguing the prior deportation but rather this arrest," Molina said.
|
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After all, they spent 24+ hours arguing that his judgment was above reproach.
|
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Many Republican lawmakers oppose rent regulation on principle, arguing it reduces affordable housing.
|
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"They were arguing they shouldn't be held accountable for the runoff," he testified.
|
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Gatti is essentially arguing that Ferrante and her publisher were asking for it.
|
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Others dispute the value of "separateness", arguing that minorities benefit more from mixing.
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They live in the world that pundits and think-tankers are arguing over.
|
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I just cannot see two white-haired men, their sleeves rolled up, arguing.
|
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There is arguing, cheese pasta, sharks, dolphins and a whole lot of tears.
|
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Instead, the House general counsel is arguing opposite Trump to Judge Amit Mehta.
|
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The pharmaceutical industry has strongly objected, arguing for unrestricted power to set prices.
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I'm arguing that you can't know more about those priorities than she does.
|
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The American tradition of arguing about taxes is as old as the republic.
|
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Bears are arguing this is a sign of consumer softness at the edges.
|
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Packingham fought the charges, arguing that the law violated his First Amendment rights.
|
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GOP in Baltimore arguing that Dems, for once, are the more divided party.
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It's about time you got your rest on, no arguing or questions asked.
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Kind of arguing that lesbians raise all children, which I think is right.
|
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However, Apple declined, arguing that its tech was not infringing on the patent.
|
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Wade overturned, arguing that abortion rights should be left up to the states.
|
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The delta's fertile soil has long been worth arguing over—or fighting for.
|
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Apple is arguing that, when it comes to selling products, design is everything.
|
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Frank and Claire are still arguing about what she sees as his betrayal.
|
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Kirk is arguing that Duckworth's background and appearance somehow make her less American.
|
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Even better, when they're physically fighting, they're not arguing or insulting each other.
|
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We spent a year arguing and in the end I couldn't cope anymore.
|
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And then ... And then you realize you're arguing with the Russian boss, right?
|
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Beauchamp is essentially arguing that the party should double down on this strategy.
|
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You're not afraid of confrontation, Aries—in fact, you kind of like arguing!
|
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Trump has railed against the accord for years, arguing it was poorly negotiated.
|
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That includes not firing them for politely expressing ideas but rather arguing back.
|
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Azar expressed frustration with the deadline, arguing that it was extreme and artificial.
|
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Democrats immediately cried foul, arguing the nomination fight should come after the midterms.
|
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She copped to doing some damage to the house while arguing with him.
|
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The attorneys for North Dakota and Minnesota had trouble arguing against that point.
|
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They were arguing over decriminalizing border crossings, which Castro supports and Biden opposes.
|
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The army had deposed him in 2006, arguing that his administration was corrupt.
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And I really, really want to go back to arguing for conservative causes.
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He co-authored a textbook arguing that women shouldn't run for public office.
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Democrats generally sought to bolster Cohen, arguing he had little reason to lie.
|
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Dr. Myhrvold isn't arguing that NASA has overlooked dangers from the known asteroids.
|
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The president expressed confidence in this fall's elections, arguing the GOP will prevail.
|
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Wenk disagreed, arguing that the average population of 4,400 was a healthy size.
|
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Arguing about money can be a strong predictor for divorce, research has shown.
|
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But arguing the president's case on substance has proven difficult for some members.
|
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Conservative lawmakers opposed the plan, arguing instead for a clean repeal of ObamaCare.
|
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Trump's transition team has repeatedly defended Bannon, arguing critics are unfairly depicting him.
|
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His administration canceled the payments last week, arguing they were being made illegally.
|
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Sanders was right in arguing that the primary system is rigged against him.
|
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Drejka and Jacobs began arguing about her parking in the handicapped parking space.
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Arguing about rickshaws is as big a pastime in Dhaka as riding them.
|
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Then he went back to arguing why he wasn't right for the role.
|
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Trump has repeatedly lambasted the Iran nuclear deal, arguing it was poorly negotiated.
|
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Heder's character balks, arguing that he doesn't even understand what the song means.
|
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Palestinians rejected it, arguing they were cut out of the process (NBC News).
|
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Democrats widely condemned Israel's decision, arguing it could harm the relationship moving forward.
|
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Khan herself authored a well-received paper arguing that Amazon is a monopoly.
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" Williams said, arguing Gutfeld was "so far off" and "in a weak position.
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The driver demanded she turn it off, she refused, and they started arguing.
|
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Others mingled around a new foosball table, playfully arguing over the prospective teams.
|
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Mr. Lewis appealed the decision, arguing that the slow-motion video was prejudicial.
|
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Fiscal hawks have blasted the agreement, arguing it blows a hole in spending.
|
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She watches him arguing with some businesspeople that money doesn't grow on trees.
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"If we're going to honor him, let's make it great," she remembers arguing.
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Republican strategist Cabot Phillips agreed, arguing that's it's part of a larger issue.
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He received a technical in the fourth quarter for arguing with the referees.
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They are also only arguing to benefit themselves now, not to defend principle.
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I'm not arguing that the allegations, if deemed credible, aren't worthy of examination.
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Mr. Malawer may be arguing that what happened in the building is unknowable.
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In Maryland, Republicans are the ones arguing Democrats put them at a disadvantage.
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It's not just arguing and public shaming and all this crap like that.
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Catch me arguing for, and then against, the theory that R+L=J.
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But in a nutshell, they're arguing it will hurt industry and rural residents.
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Why are we hypocritically arguing over a word, if the matter is clear?
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton penned an open letter arguing for greater accountability.
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The logging industry arguing in favor of it, and many scientists opposing it.
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Republicans say no thanks, arguing the precedent only applies to presidential election years.
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And that was the exact thing that Laura Ingraham was stupidly arguing against.
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I love when Donnie and his sister are arguing at the kitchen table.
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Stanbrook isn't arguing that natural health products should be wiped off store shelves.
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Lawmakers in both parties criticized the move, arguing it would destabilize the region.
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" This echoes similar stories arguing ending mass incarceration "is not a federal issue.
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Drejka and Jacobs began arguing about her parking in a handicapped parking space.
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CNN: Some rappers critiqued his lyrics, arguing that this wasn't his best work.
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He's been arguing for a decade that voter fraud is a national calamity.
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The drivers had pleaded innocent, arguing they had merely participated in car-pooling.
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Lael Brainard arguing recently that could be a reason to delay future hikes.
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A few cast suspicion on the indigenous community arguing over access to water.
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The Trump administration's lawyers are not arguing that climate change is a hoax.
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The House filed a lawsuit in 2010 arguing that these subsidies were illegal.
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Arguing with your partner is a normal part of being in a relationship.
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But there was no arguing that Pickens' takeover tactics made him a bundle.
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Fifty years after Stonewall, we're still arguing about what happened on that night.
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" Lee Gelernt, the head attorney arguing the ACLU's case, told VICE News. "No.
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Prosecutors had reason to feel anxious about arguing the case before Judge Martini.
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Just before sunrise last Saturday, they started arguing, then screaming at one another.
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The important thing to note here, however, is what Trump is not arguing.
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Republicans opposed this approach, arguing that heavy-handed regulation was stifling the economy.
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Constitutional scholars are now arguing a War Powers Resolution isn't a normal bill.
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The clinic quickly filed a lawsuit, arguing that the regulations were medically unnecessary.
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To be clear, I am not arguing that a carbon price is unimportant.
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They did so while arguing that the real focus should be on Mrs.
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I couldn't have understood this as a kid, arguing with the parish priest.
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The younger Mr. Conyers said that the couple began arguing around 3 a.m.
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Of course, at other performances, they might wind up arguing the opposite positions.
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Board of Education, arguing that facilities for blacks and whites should remain separate.
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Several urged an apology, arguing that it was an important step toward healing.
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After years of arguing, the two countries finally reached a deal in 2006.
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Katt soon followed and started arguing with the manager over the seating situation.
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The advent of Beto O'Rourke's presidential candidacy has Democrats arguing ferociously among themselves.
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Trump has repeatedly railed against FISA, arguing that his campaign was "spied" upon.
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Mr. Kimmel spent a second straight night arguing against the proposal on Wednesday.
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Seila Law is arguing that the CFPB director effectively answers to no one.
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The towns battled it, arguing they had a duty to protect their citizens.
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Democrats are arguing in federal court for an extension of Thursday's recount deadline.
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Mr. Trump has railed against it, arguing that it is unnecessary and meddlesome.
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Paul LePage (R) balked at implementing it, arguing it would bankrupt the state.
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Trump axed it about a week ago, arguing it was another burdensome regulation.
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He was arguing against an insurance company in a slip-and-fall lawsuit.
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When the militants reached his door, the workers overheard him arguing with them.
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The men denied the charges, arguing that those fees were for genuine services.
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A handful of scientists began arguing decades ago that this was a mistake.
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But what I'm arguing is that our founding ideals were great and powerful.
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After back and forth arguing, Simmons eventually apologized for the hurt she caused.
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We also see that Republicans really aren't arguing the merits of the case.
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The military officials pushed back, arguing that the fallout could destabilize the country.
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He told CNN that the country needed compensation, arguing that it contributed only .
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He's been arguing all year that there's years left in the bull market.
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Rowe dismisses their concerns, arguing that there are still plenty of unrestricted roads.
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The EPA disagreed with these three recommendations, arguing its existing procedures were adequate.
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But the Syrian delegations almost immediately began arguing and refused to negotiate directly.
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Donald Trump, arguing about immigration, appeared and repeated as if on a loop.
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Democrats are arguing that the tax law mostly benefits wealthy corporations and shareholders.
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And if you end up arguing about the facts here, so be it.
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He has likewise chided himself publicly about his penchant for arguing with referees.
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In effect, Sanders was arguing that Trump wanted to do more, but can't.
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Republicans reacted by declaring victory, arguing that Pelosi had still essentially gained nothing.
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You have written a book arguing that today's Americans need to grow up.
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And I'm not exactly arguing this campaign is absolutely the future of campaigning.
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Trump allies defended his appointment of Grenell, arguing he's a fine pick. Rep.
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Arguing in favor of capital gains tax cuts at June 1978 hearings, Sen.
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Republicans slammed the move, arguing the nonbinding resolution amounted to a messaging bill.
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The Sanders campaign says that video shows Biden arguing for Social Security cuts.
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On Wednesday, NTUF put out a paper arguing wealth taxes could hurt entrepreneurs.
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Nundy has filed a petition in court arguing that marital rape is unconstitutional.
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Arguing with the author in your head forces you to gather opposing evidence.
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Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota, disagreed with Harris, arguing for a more pragmatic approach.
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In South Carolina, conservative and moderate Republicans have spent months arguing about strategy.
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Mr. Kahneman was ambivalent, arguing that the book would read like a textbook.
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Kosovo's federation disagrees, arguing that the club's history, and future, are in Kosovo.
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Cuban families have been arguing about Mr. Castro since he came to power.
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He pleaded not guilty to murder, arguing she died accidentally during consensual sex.
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To be clear, I'm not arguing that new opportunities and connections are unimportant.
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I'm instead arguing that you don't need social media's help to attract them.
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It was easier to start shearing his nappy kinks than to keep arguing.
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Uber sued to overturn the law, arguing it threatened driver pay and flexibility.
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Who should he see at the lectern but Thurgood Marshall himself, arguing Brown.
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I hate arguing but I feel like I'm in the right on this.
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Ms. Ayala sued, arguing that the death penalty had failed as a deterrent.
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And Tiny never even thought, for a long while, of arguing with her.
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Nothing that we did here or (are) arguing here is focused on China.
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The optical illusion still has people arguing over the colors to this day.
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On March 7, Huawei sued the US government, arguing the ban is unconstitutional.
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The policies included the office arguing for increased bail for gun-related charges.
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Comey and his defenders counter that by, essentially, arguing he had no choice.
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But congressional Republicans were divided, arguing among themselves and dithering away precious time.
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But as they were leaving, they noticed the arguing couple were now smiling.
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Andrés countersued, arguing that Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric had "torpedoed" the restaurant's prospects.
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He has been appealing ever since, arguing that the judge was improperly hired.
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Mr. Davis wrote a book arguing that the election was stolen from Mrs.
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My friend Siddhartha was always arguing against all odds that change was possible.
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Airbus fought back, arguing that travel between megacities would nonetheless dominate air transport.
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Trump responded by arguing, in effect, that Barack Obama was just as bad.
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Did you notice my suave technique of not saying a lot, not arguing?
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According to the report, Ahman admits they were arguing, and things got physical.
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As we know, brands are people now, and that's not worth arguing about.
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Sam Altman: I'm not arguing against the need for greater diversity in leadership.
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Speaking of arguing, though—what was your relationship with Mike like growing up?
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When everybody else was arguing about the border, I am for tight borders.
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Ever since BC passed the tax, climate hawks have been arguing about it.
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Ramsey is in Smyrna, Tennessee, training with his father and arguing about basketball.
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But the opposition immediately cried foul, arguing the vote had been tampered with.
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I've read my colleague Andrew Prokop's numerous previous articles arguing the same thing.
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In the third, Mertl seemed more interested in arguing calls than actually playing.
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Why are some Trump allies arguing that POTUS said "shithouse" rather than "shithole"?
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If you've been arguing with someone, it may come to a head now.
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Parents have since sued the city, arguing the rule violates their religious liberties.
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I just don't ... I don't know why we're even arguing over this situation.
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By arguing that those provisions are not severable from the individual mandate, the Justice Department is arguing that the entirety of that core of the law — outside of Medicaid expansion, which would remain unaffected — should be struck down by the court.
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The compromise deal, negotiated with the EU over 17 months, has faced widespread opposition from across the political spectrum — with Brexiters arguing it does not provide a clean enough break with Europe, and Remainers arguing it will hurt the country.
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The vote was the result of seven years of deliberations and process, with governments arguing that a company shouldn't get the name of geographic region and Jeff Bezos' Amazon arguing that it had complied with all of the required processes.
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During Obama's presidency and the debates over the ACA, both parties touted healthcare as a market, the Republicans arguing that it will limit consumer choice, the ACA ultimately arguing that the law puts consumers back in charge of their healthcare.
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Trump and his surrogates responded to the report and the ensuing criticism by arguing that taking advantage of the tax laws was a savvy move for the businessman and arguing that Trump is well-positioned to reform the tax system.
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He repeatedly challenged the arguments of Solicitor General Donald Verrilli (arguing for the federal government) and Thomas Saenz (arguing for a group of immigrant women who'd qualify for DAPA) when they tried to claim Texas had no legal grounds to sue.
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"We've been arguing for that since the beginning of the crisis," Al-Jubeir said.
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When I got to the door, I could hear Amber and Johnny arguing inside.
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By arguing that all of Woods's chosen figures belong to the same tradition, Legacy!
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Merkel opposes unilateral action, arguing that it would weaken the 28-nation European Union.
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None," Trump said, arguing the result is that he is "innocent of all charges.
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I'm arguing for that very strongly we are adjusting our legislation in the Netherlands.
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The president is also arguing that Europe is "losing its culture" because of immigration.
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Arguing aside, though, the debate might be great for public understanding of climate change.
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It also appears over and over, potentially arguing with its neighbors in a word.
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Vandy coach Bryce Drew drew a first-half technical foul for arguing a call.
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It was a controversial loophole that legislators have been arguing to close for years.
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In this case, we are out here arguing to people that that's not true.
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And if you're arguing with someone online, you're probably under the influence of both.
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Establishment conservatives revolted, arguing his act strayed well beyond the movement's increasingly fuzzy boundaries.
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The generals are likely to make appearances as well, arguing against the dramatic cuts.
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He got home, and we started arguing, but things seemed more charged than usual.
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In 2006, Gorsuch wrote a book arguing against legalization of assisted suicide and euthanasia.
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Because it seems like all we're arguing about is the most inane of things.
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So now you&aposre having critics of Trump actually arguing against their own wishes.
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Stephens also takes liberals to task for arguing that false rape claims are rare.
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The ASGCT followed suit, arguing that DIY attempts at gene therapy are simply unsafe.
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Lawmakers have been arguing since early 2017 about funding for the current fiscal year.
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It's about dominance displays, about showing, rather than arguing, that one's opponent is weak.
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RIVERA: I&aposm arguing about the backhanded use of the demonization of another group.
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For me, there's no arguing with the results — Digit has saved me serious cash.
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Arguing that a Christian baker can refuse a wedding cake to a gay couple?
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I don't think anyone's ever gotten suspended a game for arguing balls and strikes.
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Barry Goldwater ran an insurgent campaign arguing that the GOP had to embrace conservatism.
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Very few are arguing for a complete ban on holiday rentals in residential neighbourhoods.
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Don't expend precious resources arguing with an old high-school buddy on social media.
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But market analysts keep on arguing about the scale of the upcoming rate cut.
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"The problem is, everyone is arguing with each other and is divided," Frenck said.
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Numerous lawyers were involved in filing and arguing the motions to dismiss the indictment.
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What Mr Mallaby is arguing for, remember, is more tightening earlier in the 2000s.
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Earlier in the semester, after arguing with her parents, she had cut her wrists.
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Helen even throws a mug, like a certain someone did when arguing with Lee.
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BREAKING: The world's problems will not be solved by arguing with strangers on Twitter.
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But that's not the same as arguing that there is an imminent terrorist threat.
|
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Mr White goes further, arguing that Australia must prepare for a China-led future.
|
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But there were clearly forces in both capitals arguing against any form of cooperation.
|
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Miller and Cundiff had been arguing over Miller's contract, which Miller thought was unfair.
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Miller referred to in the other deleted section, in arguing against Texas's redistricting plans.
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They're arguing: Screens can no longer be seen as a learning tool for children.
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Paul stalled the bill, arguing it would add too much to the national deficit.
|
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To its credit, the European Commission is arguing for a common market for data.
|
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Those arguing for liberal immigration need to stake a claim to some positive terminology.
|
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A new video shows Uber CEO Travis Kalanick arguing with a driver over fares.
|
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The two men were allegedly arguing about Medina's girlfriend when the argument turned physical.
|
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She dissented from the group's recommendations, arguing that they did not go far enough.
|
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Uber lobbied against the change, arguing it would present an invasion of riders' privacy.
|
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" Wolf fired back on Twitter, arguing that her jokes were about Sanders' "despicable behavior.
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TV, arguing that the Democrats' impeachment inquiry into Trump has prompted donors to contribute.
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I'm not arguing that trans women per se are any particular danger to women.
|
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Still, there's no arguing that fans tend to slate the judges in certain roles.
|
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In that room, they were arguing over who had the worse form of cancer.
|
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There's nothing worse than arguing with someone who simply refuses to listen to reason.
|
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One witness told that Fabbri and the other man were allegedly arguing over politics.
|
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Trent Franks blasted the House Republican leadership's bill, arguing it threatened the Second Amendment.
|
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Those arguing for a second referendum tend to assume that they would win it.
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I'm not arguing that we should in any way give Islamic fundamentalists a pass.
|
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He also welcomes the Clinton campaign's push in Arizona, arguing it only helps Trump.
|
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Maybe the best comeback is to not even give their argument validity by arguing.
|
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The USCCB fired back, arguing that justice for immigrants is central to Catholic teaching.
|
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James Eastland and Herman Talmadge, arguing that Booker should be the one to apologize.
|
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In 2009 they opposed President Barack Obama's fiscal stimulus, arguing that it was unaffordable.
|
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Some conservatives disagree with this characterization, arguing climate change is not a settled science.
|
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Responses included some arguing that people shouldn't all need to adapt to startup culture.
|
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Once inside the vehicle, the man became confrontational and started arguing with Jordan's mother.
|
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In both cases the process involves volunteers spending long evenings arguing with each other.
|
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Immigrant rights groups immediately sued, arguing the policy violated federal immigration and administrative law.
|
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Campbell has disputed this, arguing that its recently concluded strategic review considered every possibility.
|
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When his clients argue about Brexit often they are really arguing about other things.
|
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Nancy Pelosi as minority leader, arguing it was improper to meddle in the vote.
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Are you really arguing that everyone should aim to eliminate sugar from their diets?
|
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Each was a tribal document, arguing that responsibility rested with another of the tribes.
|
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Lee moved to have his conviction overturned, arguing that he received "constitutionally ineffective" counsel.
|
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Am I arguing that Huawei invented all of this and Google is just copying?
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Republicans have repeatedly blocked such legislation, arguing that it would lead to frivolous lawsuits.
|
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Trump previously criticized Obama in 2012, arguing that his letters were not personal enough.
|
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But arguing that murderers should spend less time in prison carries immense political risks.
|
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Weidmann also warned the U.S. against easier bank regulation, arguing only for fine tuning.
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TV stations to pull the ad, arguing that public records show the opposite of
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Furthermore, arguing otherwise automatically opens the door to a wide array of government surveillance.
|
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Little wonder that pro-choice campaigners are now arguing for full decriminalization of abortion.
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There was no arguing with the first point, but capable of winning the tournament?
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And no one is arguing that the Senate is voting down unqualified nominees (yet).
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I have absolutely no freaking idea what it was that we were arguing about.
|
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Some activist shareholders have opposed the sale, arguing the deal significantly undervalues the unit.
|
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Thurgood Marshall was arguing these cases at the same time that Albers was teaching.
|
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Bolsonaro often defends himself by arguing the press takes his statements out of context.
|
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Kamala Harris, arguing the California Democrat "lacks the temperament" to be commander in chief.
|
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The House GOP sued Obama's executive branch over the payments, arguing they are unconstitutional.
|
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House Republicans sued over the payments, arguing they were unconstitutional without a congressional appropriation.
|
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Mr Yang and his wife have second thoughts, however; they return home, still arguing.
|
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They spend their evenings talking about work and arguing over who does the dishes.
|
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One driller played down the effect, arguing condensate imports would likely be dropped first.
|
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A quick look at the StreetFighter subreddit brings up multiple posts arguing as much.
|
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He poked fun not only at lawyers arguing before him, but also at himself.
|
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" Now, a Trump adviser is arguing that we should take the president-elect "symbolically.
|
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Blue Jays manager John Gibbons was ejected for arguing a play at first base.
|
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According to another passenger ... the men were arguing about something when the brawl started.
|
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They didn't ask us, Peter, but it could be us arguing with each other.
|
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Amash responded Saturday afternoon, arguing that Trump's agenda and the Washington agenda had merged.
|
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There's no arguing that Miley is the most famous woman in the Cyrus family.
|
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Trump has fiercely dismissed similar reports, arguing they are attempts to undermine his victory.
|
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That includes relatively low-tech interactions like arguing with a loved one over dinner.
|
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Gravano had similar claims, arguing that side mission character Andrea Bottino closely resembled her.
|
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Trump campaigned on chopping regulations, arguing fewer rules would boost businesses and the economy.
|
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"I don't think what I'm arguing is bad for business at all," Clinton said.
|
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Today he's arguing they are responsible for polarizing Americans politically and alienating them personally.
|
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Pilots are arguing for better contracts, which they say are currently below industry standards.
|
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She criticized the party's original slate of six debates, arguing it was too limited.
|
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Andreessen said he also imagines arguing with Tesla's Elon Musk or Alphabet's Larry Page.
|
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Back in July, LaBeouf was captured on video arguing in the street with Goth.
|
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Recently a boy and a girl were arguing and the boy hit the girl.
|
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Rather than arguing with the president, he simply offered a theory about Trump's worldview.
|
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And he's arguing that Republican-leaning Western states are the place to do it.
|
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"[Critics] are arguing as if what we have is evidence of absence," he said.
|
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Pai has defended this position, arguing FCC oversight has been detrimental to broadband investment.
|
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It is often very unclear which governments are arguing or voting for which outcomes.
|
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Some lawmakers praised the decision, arguing the U.S. had no strategy in the country.
|
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Even in exile, he was constantly undermining his allies and arguing with his friends.
|
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Yates pushed back Friday, arguing that Sessions's policies are based on "fear," not facts.
|
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Progressives are looking to unseat Feinstein in 2018, arguing she hasn't held Trump accountable.
|
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Then, in 20013, after arguing with his wife, he finally quit ISIS for good.
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The players are also the judges, jotting down notes and arguing points of procedure.
|
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The Justice Department sued the state this month, arguing that the law is discriminatory.
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But I am arguing his importance to the shaping of the black poetic tradition.
|
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He is unapologetic about the drug trade, arguing that it would exist without him.
|
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McCain and Graham publicly fought Bush and his team hard, arguing to outlaw torture.
|
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In large part, he's winning it because he's the only one arguing right now.
|
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He then ordered a cut to $85033 billion, arguing rising deficits demand spending cuts.
|
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No one is arguing that DACA must remain a permanent fixture of immigration law.
|
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Conservatives oppose that language, arguing Dreamers should not get special privileges over other immigrants.
|
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Yet he became prone to smashing racquets, arguing with umpires, and berating ball kids.
|
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Some networks and financial institutions are also fond of misleadingly arguing PINs are irrelevant.
|
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The couple can be seen arguing with the driver in footage of the incident.
|
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Environmental groups sued to stop the delay, arguing that it was illegal and dangerous.
|
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Capuano used his challenge, arguing that Petrovic had been offside, but the goal stood.
|
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" Host Trevor Noah questioned the idea at first, arguing Trump "is just saying stuff.
|
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Critics blasted the change, arguing it would hurt the diversity of voices in media.
|
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"But there's a fine line between appearing insubordinate and arguing your case," says Taylor.
|
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The medium dominates conversations while film buffs are arguing whether the movies are dying.
|
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Arguing with each other about picks and spreads and I came across your article.
|
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" Trump was arguing for a more restrictive definition of the term as a "gift.
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I am not arguing that the United States should take in millions of Syrians.
|
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" O'Donnell disagreed with Deutsch while arguing his analysis was "pure guesswork" and "zero value.
|
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has released two "white papers" arguing for less banking regulation.
|
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Those arguing that speechwriters impart eloquence that speakers don't necessarily possess have a point.
|
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Obama sought to make that case on Tuesday, arguing the immigration policies of Sen.
|
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Facebook, though is pushing back hard, arguing that the partnerships weren't about sharing data.
|
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He echoed Trump, arguing "the witch hunt must end," according to the Indianapolis Star.
|
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"We need bigger solutions instead of arguing about issues from the past," he said.
|
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The Justice Department, however, is arguing that Borgono lied on her application for citizenship.
|
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The defendant can be heard arguing his or her innocence to the appointed attorney.
|
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Lawyers for DreamHost opposed the warrant, arguing it raised First and Fourth Amendment concerns.
|
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Trump has forcefully pushed back against rate increases, arguing they are stifling economic growth.
|
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But Republicans in the Legislature sued, arguing that the blanket order violated the Constitution.
|
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The Fed itself has resisted such a rule, arguing it could limit its effectiveness.
|
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The finance minister agreed, arguing that there was no good reason for the blockade.
|
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The arguing starts at 7:30 in the morning, everyone's in each other's business.
|
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She has resisted such a cap, arguing that it would be impossible to enforce.
|
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Carmakers have pushed back against E22019 arguing that it would harm many older engines.
|
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"The way you get a result in business isn't by arguing," Mr. Johnson said.
|
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Interior and appropriators have been arguing since August over whether to fund the move.
|
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Kavanaugh dissented, arguing independent agencies should be structured like the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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It's not that we were arguing, but we were debating the pros and cons.
|
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Democrats are labeling it Trump's shutdown, arguing the president has failed to show leadership.
|
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Acosta has defended the arrangement, arguing it ensured Epstein would spend time behind bars.
|
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The White House acknowledges that effect, while arguing the price increases will be tiny.
|
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They are also arguing that it will lower crime rates and health care costs.
|
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Here, we have two sets of people, both arguing that the other is lying.
|
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Ray's lawyers are appealing his sentence, arguing in part that his defense was ineffective.
|
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Gab subsequently banned the user, arguing the posts constituted a credible threat of violence.
|
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Trump's team pushed back on the characterization arguing that no deal had been struck.
|
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Some Fed officials still emphasize caution, arguing there is little risk in moving slowly.
|
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But Democrats are equally bullish, arguing the president's actions are well within his authority.
|
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Chris Christie, a Republican, arguing that ultimate control of the agency rests with him.
|
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Trump repeatedly criticized NAFTA during his 2016 election bid, arguing it hurt U.S. workers.
|
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Dave couldn't resist arguing with some of his friend's Bible-thumping acquaintances about it.
|
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With their friendly arguing and competitive spirit they seem more like sisters than bandmates.
|
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Officials have said it is necessary, arguing that foreign-funded NGOs threaten national security.
|
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What politicians were really arguing about was the "essential health benefits" provision in Obamacare.
|
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Insurers have sued, arguing the government is reneging on the payments promised in Obamacare.
|
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Decorum is an illusion, and arguing about it is often a waste of time.
|
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Tufekci isn't arguing that modern protests are necessarily less effective, but that they're different.
|
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To say that "No Problem" isn't pop hit material would be arguing against history.
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Her firm then began arguing with Olympic organizers over ownership of the copyrighted plans.
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The DNC rejected those charges, arguing they were acting to keep campaign data secure.
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The airlines are opposed, arguing that airports have the resources they need to modernize.
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But some are arguing the employees were targeted for their criticism of their employer.
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Of praying that Donald Trump would save them and arguing about why he didn't.
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I had no business arguing with Christopher over how to solve a Rubik's Cube.
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You've been at this for a long time, arguing the case from every angle.
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But Qualcomm rebuffed the approach, arguing that Broadcom was fundamentally underestimating the company's value.
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Arguing with Spiegel brings on a very real fear that you might get fired.
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No new information was presented at the meeting arguing for further engagement with Iran.
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His attorney general is arguing in court that the entire law should be invalidated.
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They filed suit this week arguing that the state was abusing its regulatory authority.
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Often I would call him multiple times a day, arguing, discussing, planning and sharing.
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It uses case studies about civilian prosecutors when arguing about military prosecutors, for instance.
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But Winnefeld wasn't just arguing that commanders took those 93 cases to court-martial.
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Mr. Mattis and other military leaders opposed retaliating, arguing that the attack was insignificant.
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It's late at night and her parents are arguing, their voices rising and falling.
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A number of service members immediately filed suit, arguing the new policies were discriminatory.
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Mr. Weinstein's break from Mr. Brafman followed weeks of intense arguing between the two.
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Understand, I'm not arguing that Bernie Sanders would be a great choice for president.
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Arguing that shareholders were the owners and management just employees was a novel concept.
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Lawmakers supporting abortion rights were left arguing to preserve the rape and incest exceptions.
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