I will not back down from this type of evil.
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Between the lines: Trump does frequently back down from threats.
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" Floyd: "I ain't back down from no f***in' body.
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"I'm not going to back down from anybody," Frazier said.
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I'm not gonna be afraid and back down from it.
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But Rwanda has refused to back down from the fight.
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Trump said earlier he won't back down from the proposal.
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Bennett didn't back down from those statements on Opening Night.
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Negotiators need to be free to back down from demands.
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But Qatar will not back down from this unprovoked attack.
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Still, Mr. Goldstone did not back down from his outspokenness.
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Well, Whole Foods refuses to back down from its privileged perch.
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Mr Trump might not want to back down from his rhetoric.
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Trump did not back down from the wiretapping accusation on Friday.
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"In New Jersey, we don't back down from people," MacArthur said.
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But we will not back down from doing what is right.
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Duffy didn't back down from his comments at that time, either.
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You can count on Wendy's to never back down from a challenge.
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The White House suggested Tuesday it might back down from its demand.
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Other times, circumstances change, leading presidents to back down from unrealistic promises.
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And it keeps getting sent back down from this weird court above.
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But she didn't back down from sexism, even at the very end.
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He bluntly says insane things and refuses to back down from them.
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Rodgers, though, has never been one to back down from a challenge.
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The Ohio congressman did not back down from his remarks on Saturday.
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In response, Trump indicated he would not back down from his decision.
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Gray, for his part, doesn't seem willing to back down from his rhetoric.
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Trump himself did not back down from the accusation as recently as Friday.
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But we'll never back down from fighting for what we believe is right.
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It's rare for Carl Icahn to back down from a shareholder activism campaign.
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"Women won't back down from our fight to ratify the ERA," she said.
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That you don't back down from speaking truth to power or institutional privilege.
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She doesn't back down from a fight and isn't afraid to speak her mind.
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Ryan has already had to back down from some of his tax-reform expectations.
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Banks, never one to back down from even an imagined offense, responded in kind.
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Paul Krugman Will Trump back down from his urge to start a trade war?
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And Israel is certainly not going to back down from stopping the Iranian entrenchment.
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Yet, Tehran has every reason to back down from carrying out a missile strike.
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Never back down from any challenges, whether we're down three or we're up three.
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Think he's gonna back down from some no-name boxer in a gym fight?!?!?
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" Bollig said, "We're two teams that weren't going to back down from one another.
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Despite all of their treats, I will not back down from this type of evil.
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Despite all of [Gawker's] threats, I will not back down from this type of evil.
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Despite all of their threats, I will not back down from this type of evil.
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Ten-year-old Sara Hinesley has never been one to back down from a challenge.
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It's worth noting that at least one company got TZU to back down from litigation.
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He would jump in front of anything, there was never any back down from Jonathon.
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Flake threatened to stop confirming judges if Trump didn't back down from his trade war.
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The former reality star didn't back down from it on Saturday while talking to E!
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We've seen Trump back down from previous tariff threats before, only to follow through later.
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But the reports and condemnation haven't provoked any public back-down from the Chinese government.
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The White House showed no indication that it would back down from Mr. Trump's claims.
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"Turkey will not back down from its decisions with these kinds of letters," he said.
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Trump's decision to back down from the remark on Monday seems to confirm that theory.
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In October, the agency cited these comments in its decision to back down from scheduling kratom.
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I am not going to back down from who I am or what I believe in.
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Update 11:55am ET: McMaster doesn't back down from his characterization that yesterday's story was false.
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You don't think the people at Fortnite were gonna back down from a fight, did you?
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As the commission's chairman, I won't back down from any fight where voting rights are threatened.
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Cooper kissed and hugged Shayk when he got back down from the stage to his seat.
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Friday urged Trump to back down from the threats.
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When discussing Watergate, the disgraced president didn't back down from his expansive view of presidential power.
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And with his approval ratings still surging, he has refused to back down from his statement.
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But Trump is so instinctively blustery that he won't back down from even his most irresponsible rhetoric.
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Earnest did not, however, back down from criticism of Duterte's tactics in his deadly war on drugs.
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Real or fictional, I'm not one to back down from a challenge, so let's get to it.
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Kirk of Illinois and back down from an absolutist obstructionist position and allow a hearing to proceed.
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Democrats, meanwhile, repeatedly blasted Trump on Saturday and told him to back down from the wall fight.
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Mulvaney said the administration doesn't plan "to back down" from its promise to build a border wall.
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" Tlaib didn't back down from her statement, tweeting Friday morning, "I will always speak truth to power.
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Trump campaigned as unapologetically "politically correct," refusing to back down from statements seen as offensive or inflammatory.
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Fischer agreed with Greenspan's advice and said the Fed should not back down from the current policy path.
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Buttigieg did not back down from making his generational argument that it was time to pass the torch.
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Buttigieg did not back down from making his generational argument that it was time to pass the torch.
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But when he appeared on Bill O'Reilly's show on Tuesday, Trump didn't back down from his taxes comment.
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Rousey hilariously takes jabs at his manhood, but Bennett doesn't back down from trying to woo her romantically.
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Valdez once told CNN his staff lived in fear -- but would never back down from its coverage. 5.
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If Mr Puigdemont wanted a pretext to back down from his confrontation with Madrid, he now has one.
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Cruz refused to back down from those comments Thursday, saying he only meant to target New York liberals.
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In fact, Idaho is the first school to ever drop back down from the FBS to the FCS.
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Do you really think I will back down from you hoes if you try to bring it me?
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At home, Mr. Johnson has cultivated a reputation as someone who will not back down from a fight.
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They were an effective tactic at the time: They actually convinced Washington to back down from imposing sanctions.
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" -- Somerville, Massachusetts, Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone 'Won't back down from protecting New Yorkers' "President Trump's latest threat changes nothing.
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Never one to back down from a dare, Chip chomps on a huge handful, achieving giggles from his kiddos.
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" Last summer, Hogan told PEOPLE of the sex tape, "I will not back down from this type of evil.
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Trump usually doesn't back down from his batshit crazy proclamations, but for whatever reason, this time he decided to.
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Recognizing how Rick and the others don't back down from Negan, Simon confides in Dwight and vents his frustration.
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Some Japanese officials had hoped SK Hynix may back down from its demand for a stake, sources have said.
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It is, however, hard to back down from something that was never going to happen in the first place.
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They also share an aversion to public criticism and a history of refusing to back down from a fight.
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He also enjoys that a kid from Overlook Terrace does not back down from an orange-haired provocateur president.
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The move announced on Thursday was widely expected as both sides back down from an increasingly punishing trade war.
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Musk, never one to back down from a challenge, said the Cybertruck can hit that speed in 2000 seconds.
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If we back down from ObamaCare, the poor, the sick, and the unlucky among us will be left without.
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Except when you're Trump, who has throughout his tenure refused to back down from even the most obvious falsities.
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Peace isn't possible in Syria until both Saudi Arabia and Iran back down from supporting their proxy forces there.
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And she taught me never to back down from a bully, which it turns out was pretty good advice.
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Opponents and critics will note that, in its substance, Trump did little to back down from his most controversial plans.
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Look at those revelatory photographs of Earth from outer space, the ones that streamed back down from the Apollo missions.
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Kushner reportedly "scrambled to persuade Trump to back down" from his promise to terminate NAFTA, according to The Washington Post.
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On Thursday, Cruz refused to back down from the remarks, saying that he only meant to target New York liberals.
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No, she's not going full Barbara Walters, but she says she won't back down from asking some more unexpected questions.
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"She told me to never back down from a bully, which it turns out was pretty good advice," she said.
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Key quote: "The AMA must not back down from addressing gun violence," outgoing president David Barbe said in a speech.
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Sadat then realized the U.S. would never back down from its support for Israel and peace was the better move.
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Mulvaney added that Trump's administration has no intention "to back down" from the president's pledge to build a border wall.
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Schumer did not back down from the comments on Wednesday evening, with his spokesman criticizing Roberts as not remaining impartial.
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Republicans have been trying to put more pressure on major technology firms to back down from the net neutrality fight.
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Edwards said she anticipates that her opponents will use it against her, but that she won't back down from campaigning.
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French presidents have tended to back down from reform efforts in the past in the face of fierce public resistance.
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She wasn't immune to criticism, but she also never let it force her to back down from something she believed.
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Clashes with Macron But Macron was in no mood to back down from his comments about the state of NATO.
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We won't back down from holding President Trump and his associates accountable for their flagrant violations of New York law.
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Despite Mr. Menendez's legal victory, Republicans said they would not back down from their efforts to target the incumbent senator.
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So peace isn't possible in Syria until both Saudi Arabia and Iran back down from supporting their proxy forces there.
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She refused to back down from her religious beliefs, but she agreed to delay the discussion until a later date.
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We won't back down from protecting New Yorkers from terror -- or from an overzealous administration fixated on xenophobia and needless division.
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I hate that this controversy happened, but I stand for art, altruism and enlightenment, and I'll never back down from that.
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Like many others, I fully expected Trump to back down from his controversial statements as any good, scripted Washington politician would.
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GM didn't back down from its Mexican investment plans, though it agreed to invest $1 billion in the US in 2017.
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In this climate, it became easier to for the North to back down from its threat to test missiles near Guam.
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And he did not back down from his attacks, claiming Thursday that everyone should share his own vision of American patriotism.
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Donald Trump's unwillingness to back down from a trade war with China is likely to cost the U.S. one million jobs.
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Alexander last week publicly urged Trump to back down from his demands for the physical barrier and reverse his emergency declaration.
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Flying Lotus has never been one to back down from a challenge musically, spreading his talents to cover every musical landscape.
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"We love Trump, because he doesn't back down from anybody," said Holt, who said a tax cut is his top priority.
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But there is little to indicate she is willing to back down from her firm stance opposing any border wall funding.
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Not wanting to back down from a suggestion, I, with a sense of cockeyed optimism, set up a blank 21x21 grid.
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"We have a lot of blood-thirsty players on this team and we never back down from a challenge," Bazemore said.
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Unnamed advisers told the news outlet that they hoped the president would back down from the threats over the Christmas holiday.
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We had the blob and then we had El Niño of 2016 and we never really came back down from that.
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"The formula is to be more aggressive, more outrageous, don't back down from crazy statements," one longtime Republican strategist told me.
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But she refused to play by the rules and refused to back down from her convictions about the horrors of war.
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He's also refused to back down from hardline anti-immigration demands that don't even have the support of his entire party.
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The Italian government is unlikely to back down from its 2019 budget deficit plan until market pressures rise, according to Goldman Sachs.
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On Tuesday, he pledged not to back down from his wall demand as Democrats flatly refuse to pass funding for the project.
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A fearless Lt. B.J. Gruber, 42, didn't back down from the task -- despite being several decades removed from 5th grade math class.
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There was no immediate response from Turkey, which has said repeatedly it was not going to back down from its planned purchase.
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President Donald Trump today pledged to "destroy" North Korea if it doesn't back down from its pursuit of a nuclear missile program.
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Trump on Thursday reiterated he would not back down from his pledge to build a wall separating the U.S. from its neighbor.
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Planned Parenthood said it would not back down from providing abortions and counseling, and would fight the rule in court if needed.
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There is "zero chance" Steve Bannon will back down from his support of Roy Moore, according to one source close to Bannon.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said diplomatic talks would continue, but he said he wouldn't back down from raising human rights issues.
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These political calculations are the reason why President Trump has been so unwilling to back down from his policy of separating families.
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It's refused to back down from its late entry into the premium streaming market with its $9.99 per month SoundCloud Go+ subscription.
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On Thursday, the president refused to back down from the erroneous claim about the trade balance between the United States and Canada.
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And one thing GOP leaders are looking for in Meadows's successor is someone who won't back down from a confrontation with Democrats.
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The letter included an intimation that there was more damning information that could leak if Kalanick didn't back down from a fight.
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In trade negotiations this summer, the administration appeared willing to back down from some of the restrictions it had placed on Huawei.
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It will not back down from its unequivocal support of encryption that is impossible to crack, people close to the company said.
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"Playing basketball, playing in the Big East, it helped me to be very competitive, to never back down from anybody," Garrett said.
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In tweets Tuesday, he pledged not to back down from his wall demand as Democrats flatly refuse to pass funding for the project.
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The president told congressional Republicans on Tuesday that he will not back down from the $5 billion demand, according to The Washington Post.
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After conservatives had agreed to back down from the impeachment push, Speaker Paul Ryan announced publicly that he did not support impeaching Rosenstein.
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He&aposs hard to tackle, can throw on the run, makes great reads, he&aposs tough, doesn&apost back down from a challenge.
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Although Kudlow said Trump would not back down from the tough line he has taken on trade, the comments appeared to calm investors.
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At that gathering for the cameras, Trump declared he would not back down from his demand of $5.7 billion for a border wall.
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After the explosion in Sadr City on Wednesday, protesters gathered there, chanting that they would not back down from their demands for change.
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He taught me how to stand up for myself, to be brave, and not back down from an opinion even it was unpopular.
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In an interview with CNN on Wednesday afternoon, Romney didn't back down from his criticisms even as he pledged to work with Trump.
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They believe Republicans would face increased pressure to back down from their blockade of the president's nominee once a name is put forward.
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He feels boxed in, is frustrated and knows it's bad politics — but also understands it's not a fight he can back down from.
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He said he could resort to such a step if Mr. Puigdemont did not clearly back down from a threat to declare independence.
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Never one to back down from a good Twitter feud, the president took a minute to weigh in on their marriage on Wednesday.
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"I can conceive of no way in which you can avoid bags of cash if we back down from FinCEN guidance," Democrat Rep.
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The prime minister had had to back down from a decision to install metal detectors at the mosque after protests and violent clashes.
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General Shams El Din Kabbashi told the channel that the council would not back down from what it had agreed with the opposition.
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Altitude sickness can set in and prove deadly, and has taken lives even as climbers make their way back down from the summit.
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He also had to back down from that comment, which suggested the Fed had to raise interest rates much more in the current cycle.
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In a statement on Tuesday Gruevski's VMRO-DPMNE urged Zaev to back down from the deal with Albanian parties or agree to new elections.
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Booker on Wednesday appeared on "CNN Tonight," telling host Don Lemon that he would not back down from his criticism of the vice president.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS &aposSunday Morning Futures&apos: Trump refuses to back down from the China tariffs in Bartiromo interview | Trump to delay NAFTA decision .
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Don't back down from what you know you deserve — there's nothing wrong with being competitive, but keep it honorable and play a fair game.
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It wasn't until midway through the season, after Allen wouldn't back down from Winslow's physical play in practice, that the two became close friends.
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Appeals battles can last years — and, so far, neither Trump nor Democrats have signaled that they are likely to back down from a fight.
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In an interview with NBC12 News, Phillips said that she didn't want to back down from her legal right in front of her daughter.
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World leaders must not back down from their commitments, and should continue to augment efforts to reduce the dangerous pollution that causes climate change.
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For now, it looks like the President is unwilling to back down from his demand for $0003 billion for his long-promised border wall.
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Neither likes to back down from a fight, and it is hard to believe that Trump's criticisms of McCain haven't got under his skin.
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The greater threat, they warn, is being seen to back down from a fight because of conservative criticism or a skeptical round of polling.
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Our cybersecurity infrastructure must be strengthened, while foreign powers intending harm have to know that the United States will not back down from cyberthreats.
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But Nadler, the Judiciary Committee chairman who cut his teeth decades ago as a state legislator in Albany, didn't back down from the fight.
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John Horgan, the premier of British Columbia, said the province would not back down from its court action challenging the federal government's exclusive jurisdiction.
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" She does not back down from the reports of raids — although she now calls them "rumors" — saying people in Brockton and elsewhere are "terrified.
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" Turnbull didn't back down from Trump, telling the new President that "a deal is a deal" and urging Trump to "act in good faith.
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But some were left wanting: Mr. Macron didn't back down from his pro-business, pro-capital stance, the genesis of the Yellow Vest movement.
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Therapy dogs brought in to help students heal last year came back down from Philadelphia for the anniversary and frolicked around the teenagers' legs.
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Vine said last week that it would back down from its strict six-second video limit and start supporting longer videos inside the app.
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The other tank is meant to take the climber from this point up to and then back down from the summit, at over 29,000 feet.
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The president, rarely one to back down from a fight, signed the order Wednesday allowing children to stay with parents caught crossing the border illegally.
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In response to reporters' questions, Trump didn't back down from his shutdown threat — but he said it would not impact aid for Texas and Louisiana.
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Ernst's comments come after Trump was criticized for calling Clinton a "bigot" at a campaign rally, and repeatedly refused to back down from the claims.
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This has been made a political argument of which the president is not going to back down from and he&aposs been clear on it.
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Bill O'Reilly is refusing to back down from calling Vladimir Putin a murderer, and insists he won't be saying sorry ... at least not anytime soon.
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Given this, Trump's decision not to back down from his allegations against Obama is a smart move to keep the Republican faithful on his side.
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On the industry side, the CEO of PhRMA is holding out hope the administration will back down from a controversial proposal to lower drug prices.
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The US company can't back down from the fight though, and with this lab acknowledges that work to develop cutting-edge AI is truly global.
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Rather than adopting a strategy to back down from Trump, Republicans and others who understand the danger he poses should double-down and push harder.
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"California will continue to protect a woman's right to choose, and we won't back down from defending reproductive freedom for everybody — full stop," Newsom said.
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A month earlier, while refusing to back down from his claim that "thousands of people" in Arab communities in New Jersey were cheering on Sept.
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There is little sense, even among the free-traders inside the administration, that the White House will back down from the Chinese tariffs anytime soon.
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"California will continue to protect a woman's right to choose, and we won't back down from defending reproductive freedom for everybody -- full stop," he said.
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Still, Barclays and others have warned that a possible China slowdown on the horizon risks bringing copper and oil back down from their current highs.
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I think the hardest thing about being a boy (this was mentioned in the article) is that you can never back down from a fight.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, hero of the left and a widely rumored 2020 presidential contender, is showing he won't back down from powerful corporations like Amazon.
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The Escobar fam doesn't usually back down from a fight, but it waved the white flag in a showdown with a TV powerhouse ... TMZ has learned.
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He appeared to back down from those threats Monday, however, telling reporters he was not looking to call an emergency at the border at this time.
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Qunun's plight unfolded on social media, drawing support from around the world, which convinced Thai authorities to back down from sending her back to Saudi Arabia.
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She said that Nas would always be the one to start the fights, but that she was not the type to back down from a confrontation.
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An ice cream shop in Port Jefferson, N.Y., has removed a pro-Trump banner after initially refusing to back down from a standoff with town officials.
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Although he'd never been one to back down from a challenge, Faber admits that he did wonder how well he'd handle this somewhat last-minute offer.
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" But, Clinton added, activists should "never back down from our commitment to defend the ability of every woman to make these deeply personal decisions for herself.
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Yes, while we were coming back down from our Beyoncé-baby high, Swift was singing along to her own music in a car with Gigi Hadid.
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But the president has refused to back down from his position that billions in wall funding must be part of spending bills to reopen the government.
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But top Democrats on Sunday did not back down from their assertions that there is already evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Rep.
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Earthjustice will continue to defend clean air and progress on climate in court and out, and we will never back down from protecting our public lands.
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This is a person who doesn't back down from her convictions, even if it makes her question whether or not she's on the brink of sociopathy.
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"He feels boxed in, is frustrated and knows it's bad politics — but also understands it's not a fight he can back down from," the official said.
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Trump is not expected to back down from his demand for a border wall, but the plan will seek to entice Democrats by offering other concessions.
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Separately, Italy told the E.U. that it would not back down from a plan to sharply increase public spending, a move that would defy bloc rules.
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Pence once floated a $2.5 billion compromise, but congressional Democrats rejected the deal after Trump himself said he refused to back down from his original offer.
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After interviewing four of them, Whole Foods said it would consider two, on the condition that Jana back down from its public aggression, Mr. Mackey said.
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At her weekly news conference, Pelosi did not back down from the delay on sending the articles, though she said she would not keep them indefinitely.
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His refusal to back down from almost any fight, whether he starts it or not, ensures his name remains prominent in our confrontation-focused news media.
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Ms. Acevedo, who as a child would not back down from a schoolyard brawl, said her irascible nature stemmed from years spent in the foster system.
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The Dow rallied 336 points to close at 24,875 on Monday on the notion that Trump may back down from the steel and aluminum tariff threat.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders refused to back down from that idea on Monday, despite the fact that there's no indication any laws were broken.
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The administration hasn't given any signals that it plans to back down from the proposal, despite considerable pushback from stakeholders, states and bipartisan members of Congress.
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After this crazy week, it's increasingly hard to see how Democrats could back down from making Donald Trump the 3rd president in history to be impeached.
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"Taking the tariff back down from 40 percent to 15 percent should normalize sales up and secure jobs in the U.S.," Jefferies analyst Philippe Houchois told CNBC.
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Last night, Kanye West sat across from Jimmy Kimmel, unwilling to back down from some of the "free-thinking" rhetoric he'd aligned himself with earlier this year.
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Catalonia's refusal to back down from independence has led Spain to begin to invoke constitutionally-allowed procedures this weekend aimed at taking control of Catalonia's regional government.
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Policymakers began cutting the benchmark rate in April, bringing it back down from the peak of 17 percent reached as the bank battled a surge in prices.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar has signaled that he will not back down from the work requirements, which have come to be a defining priority for the administration.
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I think it's because going with the facts would require him to back down from his original tale about how he was saved by the lottery number.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar has signaled that he will not back down from the work requirements, which have come to be a defining priority for the administration.
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" Trump was asked at a news conference in mid-May whether he "at any time" urged Comey to "close or to back down" from the investigation. "No.
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Never one to back down from a challenge, Hewitt gave ticket holders plenty to pay attention to with his reputation for being openly competitive and challenging rulings.
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Republican voters liked someone who was willing to speak his mind in the face of political correctness -- and someone who would never back down from a fight.
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Automakers have called on the U.K. government to back down from its "red lines" in Brexit negotiations, or risk putting hundreds of thousands of jobs at risk.
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But after a meeting with the powerful National Rifle Association, Mr. Trump appeared to back down from that proposal, raising questions about the influence of the N.R.A.
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President Trump refused to back down from his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, despite his own advisers' efforts to modulate his message.
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Trump faced widespread backlash earlier this month after stating that Alabama would likely be hit "harder than anticipated" and then refusing to back down from that claim.
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Trump faced widespread backlash earlier this month after stating that Alabama would likely be hit "harder than anticipated" and then refusing to back down from that claim.
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If he does not have his father's gift for theatrics, he does share the president's unwillingness to back down from comments and Twitter posts that roil liberals.
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On the 18th hole in the second round, Triplett stuck his putter in the ground as a backstop when his ball was headed back down from the hole.
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U.S. Treasury yields were little changed in choppy trading as optimism grew that Trump may back down from his proposed tariffs, even though he said he would not.
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The comments Thursday, combined with remarks the president made Wednesday, indicate he has little desire to back down from his demand even as nine federal departments remain unfunded.
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Equity markets rebounded, however, as fears of a global trade war ebbed somewhat on the back of rising expectations that Trump would back down from his tariff imposition.
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North Korea indicated it will not back down from mounting international pressure, even if its citizens have "water and air only" to live on, according to state media.
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According to Skinner, the authors said that they hadn't noticed the correlation before, but didn't back down from their claim that they had observed superconductivity at room temperature.
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Bill de Blasio said this week, he took a victory lap, and said, we did this to show that we will not back down from any big company.
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Frankel didn't back down from the comments later on Watch What Happens Live when a caller asked about her tendency to give the show's newbies a hard time.
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But it's unclear if Trump would sign such a deal and Democrats are making it clear they are not yet ready to back down from their negotiating position.
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That's especially so when "too many countries are led by too many strong leaders," who would find it hard to back down from their tough stance, he added.
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But to do so requires political suppleness that, after the last month, it is not clear Trump possesses despite his determination never to back down from a fight.
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The lira's decline steepened on Thursday after Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said U.S. acting Defence Secretary Patrick Shanahan's letter would not make Turkey back down from its decision.
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May, and the chance to do so sooner rather than later seemed to be enough for many to back down from months of fierce opposition to her deal.
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Canada is prepared to put retaliatory tariffs on an array of American products on July 1 if the United States does not back down from its metals tariffs.
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President Trump refused to back down from his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on the country, despite his own advisers' efforts to tone down his message.
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Each hopes to cow the other with violence, but in actuality keeps provoking the other until they've crossed a line that nobody is willing to back down from.
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"Happy Birthday to my favorite sparring partner and true tv icon @JoyVBehar – you make me laugh every single day and never back down from your principles," she wrote.
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North Korea launched a missile over Japan earlier this week, signaling to the U.S. and its allies that the country would not back down from its aggressive actions.
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He didn't back down from the message that won him the White House, but he quite clearly tailored that message to work with the crowd he was addressing.
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"This is a president who is committed to protecting Americans and protecting the people of this country and he's not going to back down from that," Sanders responded.
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While Washington has warned of potential U.S. sanctions if Ankara pushed on with the S-400 agreement, Turkey has said it would not back down from the deal.
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Even in a divisive political climate, this show doesn't back down from doing an entire episode about Ramadan or letting its lead character immerse himself in religious prayer often.
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Madrid has given Thursday as a deadline for the regional government to back down from a symbolic independence declaration made last week, or face direct rule from the capital.
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Simmons, who signed a five-year contract extension with the 76ers worth a reported $170 million in July, said he would not "back down" from his version of events.
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Sanders has refused to back down from Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination, even after his campaign was accused of damaging Clinton's chances of defeating GOP nominee Donald Trump.
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The leader of AT&T's wireless division indicated that the carrier won't back down from its misleading 25G advertising, saying he's happy to be causing consternation for his competitors.
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The goal for Trump is to get under his rivals' skin, poking at them to draw them into a back-and-forth -- one Trump likely won't back down from.
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A CDU/CSU-SPD coalition would have a workable majority, and there was some indication that the SPD might back down from its earlier insistence on remaining in opposition.
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Showing a characteristic refusal to back down from a fight, Trump took the almost unthinkable step of publicly escalating a feud with the parents of fallen US solider, Capt.
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With his strong mandate, there is little indication Bolsonaro plans to back down from his trademark far-right tirades, or from his longstanding antagonism towards Brazil's human rights community.
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"But Trump refused to back down from his claim, attacking ABC News' White House correspondent, Jonathan Karl, who reported on Sunday that Trump had "misstated the storm's possible trajectory.
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Vice President Mike Pence once floated a $2.5 billion compromise, but congressional Democrats rejected the deal after Trump himself said he refused to back down from his original offer.
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The head of the NFL Players Association (NFLPA), the union representing professional football players, said Saturday that the union "will never back down" from supporting players' right to protest.
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The most important thing I think I can do at the DNC is not contribute to the toxicity, but at the same time not back down from a fight.
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The FSB has already had to back down from treating big asset managers like banks and switched to an activities-based approach after pressure, this time from fellow securities regulators.
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The White House suggested Tuesday that President Donald Trump could back down from his demand for $5 billion to fund his proposed border wall in a year-end spending bill.
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Those factors do come into play, but I will not apologize for them, and I will not back down from being a woman, from being Black, from having an opinion.
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This week, a group of 17 automakers sent a letter to President Trump asking him to back down from his administration's plan to roll back Obama-era vehicle emissions standards.
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Qunun told the world of her dramatic plight on social media, drawing widespread support and concern, which convinced Thai authorities to back down from deporting her back to Saudi Arabia.
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Chevron abandoned its pursuit of Anadarko in May, refusing to increase its bid, saying it would not back down from a pledge not to dilute the returns it promised investors.
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U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry arrived for the event after stopping in Tokyo, where he insisted America would not back down from its role as a leader on climate issues.
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On Thursday night in Costa Mesa, Mr. Trump did not back down from his promise to build a border wall, and he maintained his strident tone about immigration from Mexico.
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Democrats are unified around an agenda that will help working people and the middle class, and we are not going to back down from our work to fix these problems.
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While the Neighbors 2 actress seemed to back down from the "squad" comments involving Swift, she did not seem to regret the tweets she sent about Kim K's naked selfie.
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"We looked like Jed Clampett's clan coming back down from Washington, D.C., to Alabama," Mr. Owens said in an interview with his grandson Benjamin that was recorded four years ago.
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And he has refused to back down from a five-year-long military intervention in Yemen that has mired the Saudis in a bloody stalemate and produced a humanitarian disaster.
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Those factors do come into play, but I will not apologize for them, and I will not back down from being a woman, from being black, from having an opinion.
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But while teaching him to stand up for himself, was I also passing along the prejudice that a boy should override his pain and never back down from a fight?
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These alumnae refused to back down from misguided ideas that Sweet Briar's time had passed; they raised the millions to keep the college open and have continued to stay involved.
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Mr. Maduro has pledged not to back down from the vote on Sunday, so the only question is whether the collision will be a fender-bender or a thundering crash.
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But, Petersen, who was contacted by The Tribune-Democrat on Tuesday, refused to back down from his note ... and said he just wants Penn State players to cut their hair.
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This is a safety issue, something you can't back down from, so after several ignored warnings as she tried to twist away, I had to plop her into her stroller.
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Donald Trump refused in a CNBC interview to back down from a gun-rights remark he made this week, interpreted by some as a suggestion to use violence against Hillary Clinton.
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Trump had to quickly back down from the ban's application to green card holders, and many of the other more sweeping parts of the first travel ban were defeated in court.
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During two Sunday morning show appearances, Trump refused to back down from his comments that Judge Curiel should recuse himself from handling lawsuits against Trump University due to his Mexican heritage.
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Chevron abandoned its pursuit of Anadarko in May, refusing to increase its $33 billion bid, saying it would not back down from a pledge to dilute the returns it promised investors.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Saturday that the United States would not back down from the trade dispute, and might even double tariffs, unless Beijing bowed to U.S. demands.
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" Williams then added a quote from Maya Angelou's poem "Still I Rise," an indication that she would not back down from combating the world's hate: "I am not afraid unlike you.
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On the topic of the Supreme Court vacancy, Obama said he's holding out hope that "cooler heads will prevail" and Republicans will back down from their plan to block his nominee.
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The pressure to strike gold might be more be more intense than she's ever faced in her life, but Gabby Douglas has never been one to back down from a challenge.
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Corker's effort this time around comes as the administration's trade policies further strain Trump's relationship with congressional Republicans, who have publicly pleaded with him to back down from his tariffs strategy.
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A source close to Barr's confirmation process told me Wednesday that the AG nominee will back down from that view when he goes before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Jan. 15.
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The head of the NFL Players Association, the union representing professional football players, also hit back at Trump, vowing the union "will never back down" from protecting players' right to protest.
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"It's a pretty gutless move for the administration to back down from a fight over the wall after revving up Republicans for precisely that fight," wrote Shapiro in a Tuesday column.
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A standoff is likely with parliament, where EU party chiefs want the national leaders to back down from a refusal to replace Juncker with a lawmaker from among their winning ranks.
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My sister and I, of course, were never going to let that happen, but we wanted to teach the girls never to back down from people who try to intimidate you.
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This ability was generally thought to be a camouflage tactic, but now researchers are observing octopuses using appearance-altering skills as a way to either incite or back down from confrontation.
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GOP leaders are refusing to back down from a resolution that Freedom Caucus members warn would force a vote on a smaller batch of tax and spending cuts in the fall.
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Jim Jordan, a leader of the right-wing House Freedom Caucus, has announced his candidacy for speaker, complaining that Republican leaders are too apt to back down from fights with Democrats.
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As China tries to refocus attention away from Wuhan and onto the U.S., the Trump administration appears unwilling to back down from using what many deem racist language about the coronavirus.
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"Schulz might make it easier for Germany to back down from its doctrine of economic rigour, which has alienated a few in southern Europe during the last few years," suggested Lea.
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The U.K.'s data protection watchdog ordered Facebook's auditors to back down from a probe into a political analytics company accused of wrongly harvesting the data of millions of its users.
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When questioned by the religious police, known locally as the Haia, the man reportedly refused to back down from his beliefs and maintained that he had the right to free expression.
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He wishes the president would do more to fix the healthcare system, and he worries that Trump might back down from his promise to force illegal immigrants out of the country.
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Details: Pence made it clear that the White House will not back down from the $5.7 billion in wall funding Trump originally requested, according to a Democratic source familiar with today's discussion.
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Never one to back down from a sick burn, Jenner posted a video to Snapchat (which was later posted to Instagram) on Sunday in which she cracks an egg onto hot pavement.
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"With Western countries promising further sanctions, and Hun Sen unlikely to back down from his current course, Cambodia is set for a new era of turbulent relations with the West," Strangio said.
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Trump on wife attacks: 'I didn't start it' Trump also refused to back down from a fight when Cooper asked him about the fight with Cruz that involves both of their wives.
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The United States began the process of removing Turkey as a partner on the multinational weapons program in April after Ankara said it would not back down from its S-400 purchase.
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But Shams Charania of The Athletic reported that it is unlikely Davis will back down from the trade demand he made in January, and the Pelicans are starting to hear teams out.
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Policymakers in the East African nation began cutting the benchmark rate in April, bringing it back down from the peak of 17 percent reached as the bank battled a surge in prices.
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"There's no reason for us now to back down from our days of mobilization," Mr. Martinez told reporters on Friday after a fruitless meeting with the labor minister to end the standoff.
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And it's what we can do together: show up in great numbers and be exactly who we are and show the world that we're never ones to back down from a fight.
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Congressional conservatives are warning GOP leadership to back down from a plan to tie Hurricane Harvey aid to a debt ceiling increase, setting up an intraparty fight as soon as this week.
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US President Donald Trump has refused to back down from his claim that Hurricane Dorian was forecast to hit Alabama, even as the National Weather Service on Sunday rejected the president's assertion.
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Two Jewish groups had called on Mr. Trump earlier in the day to back down from inflammatory rhetoric that they said seemed to be encouraging the most radical fringes of American society.
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The president refused to back down from a Twitter post a day earlier in which he took aim at Joseph R. Biden Jr., the Democratic presidential candidate he is most concerned about.
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But he insisted that the U.S. won't back down from key demands, and still wants provisions like protections for American intellectual property and for China to open its market to foreign companies.
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"Those factors do come into play, but I will not apologize for them, and I will not back down from being a woman, from being black, from having an opinion," she said.
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Trump is determined to get his border wall and a slam dunk on his signature campaign promise, refusing to back down from his demands of $5 billion to fund his border wall.
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The concession would be the first major policy U-turn for President Emmanuel Macron since coming to power last year, and a major back down from his tough talk in previous days.
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A national, bipartisan outcry forced Trump to back down from tearing immigrant children from their parents' arms at the border; that was a shared outpouring of compassion that represented our country's best.
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"Canada will not back down from its commitment to fight climate change — and we are not alone," the prime minister said after kayaking briefly with Ms. McKenna to observe World Environment Day.
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"I'm a fighting man through and through and I've never backed down from anyone in my life and I was certainly not going to back down from fighting this dispute," he said.
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After huddling with Obama's aides, members of the Judiciary Committee suggested Republicans would face increased pressure to back down from their blockade of the president's nominee once a name is put forward.
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The president finally appeared on Sunday to acknowledge the possibility of deaths on a large scale and back down from weeks of insisting that the threat from the virus might be overblown.
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The president finally appeared on Sunday to acknowledge the possibility of deaths on a large scale and back down from weeks of insisting that the threat from the virus might be overblown.
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A day after President Trump denounced "ridiculous partisan investigations" in his State of the Union speech, Speaker Nancy Pelosi declared that the House Democrats wouldn't back down from holding his administration accountable.
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As the shutdown continues without any sign of a breakthrough, there are few indications that the president will back down from his demand for $5.7 billion in additional funding for the wall.
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A.I.G. said Mr. Icahn and Mr. Paulson had agreed not to carry out a proxy fight, but it also did not back down from the less radical strategic plan it announced last month.
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But it's not clear, Kyle, that the Chinese are going to back down from the asks, so to speak, whether it be intellectual property, whether it be on removing tariffs on U.S. goods.
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Earlier Tuesday, Sanders suggested that the president might back down from his demand that Congress appropriate $5 billion for the project ahead of the Friday funding deadline for a number of government agencies.
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And it was then, thinking about the needs of their spacecraft and the many others to come, that he knew what his future multinational company should do: get data back down from space.
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At an event at Cass Technical High School in Detroit, Tlaib criticized a culture of "corporate greed" in America while vowing that Sanders would not "back down" from a fight with wealthy interests.
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Here's a snapshot of latest developments on Friday: * Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador urged Trump to back down from the threats and promised "great prudence" in seeking a resolution to the dispute.
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The Chinese Ministry of Commerce indicated that the tariffs, which it first publicly suggested almost two weeks ago, were intended to pressure the Trump administration to back down from a simmering trade war.
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Yes, but a defiant President Trump and his Cabinet are refusing to publicly back down from their intensely controversial policy, which has further polarized the already divisive immigration debate in the nation's capital.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said he would not back down from a hike in fuel tax, despite plans for nationwide protests this month and his personal popularity reaching a new low.
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Rihanna knows what she brings to the table, and knowing that the fashion industry has lacked inclusivity, she's not planning to back down from being a young, black woman new to the business.
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Washington is exploring whether it can remove Turkey from production of the stealth fighter jet, angered by Ankara's refusal to back down from its planned purchase of a Russian-made defense missile system.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump refused to back down from his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea, despite his own advisers' efforts to modulate his message.
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The decision to allow the Turkish advance came less than a month after Mr. Trump spooked American partners in the region by appearing to back down from another confrontation, that one against Iran.
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Pelosi's comments show Democrats have no plans to back down from the fight against allocating billions of dollars for the border wall, which Trump has pursued in fervor as his top domestic priority.
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The sense was Duke might have underestimated North Dakota State, a tough, confident team that has, so far, refused to back down from the challenge of facing the best team in the country.
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As Biden signaled Friday — and as he's done throughout much of his campaign — he's not been willing to back down from perceived screw-ups even when he's risked offending parts of his base.
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"We'll have to see," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office when asked if the summit was still on, though he insisted he would not back down from his demand for North Korea's denuclearization.
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But a senior Turkish official reiterated Ankara's position that it would not back down from its planned purchase of the system, a procurement that has widened a diplomatic rift between the two NATO allies.
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TRADE: Ahead of the talks, Trump said that China "broke the deal" in negotiations with Washington and vowed not to back down from new tariffs on Chinese imports unless Beijing "stops cheating our workers".
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" On Tuesday, Trump refused to back down from his criticism of Machado, telling "Fox and Friends" in an interview that Machado had "gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem.
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" Earlier Tuesday, Trump refused to back down from his criticism of Machado, telling "Fox and Friends" in an interview that she had "gained a massive amount of weight and it was a real problem.
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"I will never back down -- and that's true, Obama's hometown -- I will never back down from trying to save American lives," Trump said, pointing out that Chicago is the hometown of President Barack Obama.
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Getting the Justice Department to back down from defending the ECPA — and getting new directives to reduce prosecutorial secrecy — mark a rare straight-up victory for Silicon Valley in the law and order world.
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Pompeo is among a number of former officials who have been signaling the increased possibility of a slide into military confrontation with North Korea over its refusal to back down from its nuclear program.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech president refused on Sunday to back down from comments slamming what he called a 103 percent unemployment rate among the country's Roma, earning a rebuke from campaigners and rights activists.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Sunday he would extend nationwide social distancing guidelines for another 30 days, an abrupt back-down from his push to reopen the country as coronavirus continues to spread.
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Outspoken and never one to back down from a debate, he served in the administrations of the past three Republican presidents, mostly in the State Department, and has elevated his profile in recent years.
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"I'm going to continue with a spirit of good will to find common ground," Mr. Murphy said in an interview, but he added that he would not back down from taking on Democratic allies.
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"I think you are gambling making him counsel to the White House, especially if you believe the Democrats will somehow back down from impeachment" because of Flood's history working with them in the past.
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The actions taken by House Republicans to back down from a measure to curb the Office of Congressional Ethics after Trump tweeted his disapproval, suggested to Cramer that Congress' priorities may be different than Trump's.
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The actions taken by House Republicans to back down from a measure to curb the Office of Congressional Ethics after Trump tweeted his disapproval, suggested to Cramer that Congress' priorities may be different than Trump's.
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Many of those products come largely from Republican-dominated states, where lawmakers might be expected to have some influence with President Trump and could therefore persuade him to back down from his latest trade demands.
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"They will lie, they will obstruct, they will spread their hatred and their prejudice, but we will not back down from doing what is right," he told a cheering crowd at the Omni Shoreham Hotel.
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U.S. lawmakers from farm states, like Iowa, have urged the Trump administration to back down from his trade barrier threats, warning that retaliatory measures against the U.S. could have a significant impact on their states.
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Moderates are more open to finding any solution possible to give Dreamers a pathway to citizenship, while hardliners refuse to back down from their list of immigration policy changes, which would lower legal immigration levels.
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PORT MORESBY (Reuters) - The United States will not back down from its trade dispute with China, and might even double its tariffs, unless Beijing bows to U.S. demands, Vice President Mike Pence said on Saturday.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has refused to back down from Ankara's planned purchase of a Russian S-400 missile defense system that the United States has said would compromise the security of F-35 aircraft.
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The president has insisted that he won't back down from his plan to impose the tariffs — a move clearly aimed at China, which makes roughly as much steel as the rest of the world combined.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's decision to release the pilot comes amid public pressure on the two leaders to back down from the brink of war, after a number of recent tit for tat attacks.
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Interest rates have been in double digits since Ukraine plunged into turmoil following Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014, but they were cut five times in 2019 as inflation eased back down from crisis levels.
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" Around the same time, shortly after vowing to make Kim "truly regret" harming the U.S. or its allies, Trump in a tweet praised North Korea's decision to back down from threatening Guam, calling it "wise.
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Suspicions that it might back down from an earlier announcement that the policy would require the removal of all vaping flavors from the market, however, has drawn sharp criticism from multiple health and advocacy groups.
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Hensarling, the architect of the CHOICE Act, said he'd back down from his demand to amend the Senate bill if its sponsors agreed to consider a separate package of capital formation bills from his committee.
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In March Reuters reported Washington was exploring whether it can remove Turkey from production of the stealth fighter jet, angered by Ankara's refusal to back down from its planned purchase of the Russian missile system.
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What makes "Dance Dance Resolution" the best episode of The Good Place to date is the way it refuses to back down from its most horrific implications, which only makes its jokes all the funnier.
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Members want him to appear before them next week so they can appeal directly to him about the tariffs and urge him to back down from his threat, which is set to take effect on Monday.
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If you've been using your Apple ID and iCloud in the past, all your settings, photos, documents, and other data will gradually get pulled back down from your most recent backup and stored locally where appropriate.
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Since Epic is quite literally buying the game in question, it seems unlikely that the company would back down from applying pressure to Valve unless it felt it absolutely had to in order to save face.
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Separately, the Justice Department on Tuesday also threatened to advise Trump to invoke executive privilege over the entire unredacted Mueller report if House Democrats did not back down from a plan to hold Barr in contempt.
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" Instead, she argued that news outlets seemed to back down from Trump "either because of his railroading or because there was a lack of willingness to ask really tough questions for fear of cutting off access.
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Cerrone is an old hand who is coming back down from welterweight, Hernandez burst into the UFC by starching Beneil Dariush on short notice and followed it up with a grindy decision over Olivier Aubin-Mercier.
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A clear signal that the United States would back down from its commitments to reduce emissions and provide financial assistance could undermine the political will in other countries, such as India and China, to take action.
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Wall Street investors were also concerned that U.S. President Donald Trump's refusal to back down from his initial reaction to the demonstrations in Charlottesville, Virginia, would damage the prospects for his economic agenda, including tax reform.
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In remarks at the White House on Monday, Mr. Trump said he had not decided whether to proceed with those additional tariffs but gave no indication he was ready to back down from his trade fight.
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Reuters reports that European Financial Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici told BFM TV on Thursday that the European trading bloc is planning a response to the tariffs that it still hopes Trump will back down from imposing.
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While the Powerbeats 3's cables descend from the front of the earbuds while you're wearing them, the Powerbeats 4's seem to descend from the back, down from the arms that hook over your ears.
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North Carolina stands to lose $4.8 billion in funds, mainly educational grants, if it does not back down from the law, according to an analysis by lawyers at the University of California, Los Angeles Law School.
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After the talks with Murrison, Iran said it would not back down from its decision in May to reduce some of its commitments under the pact, state TV quoted Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi as saying.
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Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh spoke at Tray Walker's funeral this weekend -- remembering his former player as a tough, sweet talented guy who didn't back down from anyone ... including future Hall of Famer WR Steve Smith.
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Trump also accused Bernie Sanders' supporters of sowing unrest at his events and the GOP front-runner refused to back down from his rhetoric that some have cited as the cause of heightened tension at his rallies.
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In March Reuters reported Washington was exploring whether it could remove Turkey from production of the F-35 stealth fighter jet, angered by Ankara's refusal to back down from its planned purchase of the Russian missile system.
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Republicans previously included controversial items in the NDAA despite veto threats from then-President Obama, but they would likely face enormous pressure to back down from a similar fight with Trump months before the November midterm elections.
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Speaking at an Atlantic Council event in Washington on transparency, Lagarde said that the fund would not back down from its views on Greece's economic prospects despite protests from the Greek government that they were too pessimistic.
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But, like my father, I never back down from challenges, so here I am, a little new to the convention scene but incredibly honored and very confident in the good man that America is coming to know.
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Fact Check of the Day At a news conference, the president answered a question about healing national divides by saying, falsely, that he had forced China to back down from a plan to strengthen its manufacturing industry.
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On Tuesday, he met privately with the House Freedom Caucus, telling the conservative lawmakers there isn't a "snowball's chance in hell" that he'll back down from his pledge to block a Supreme Court nomination before the election.
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Meanwhile, theDemocratic presidential candidate, who is running on a policy-driven platform, tweeted yesterday that she won't back down from Zuckerberg's threats, creating a potential war between Facebook and the U.S. government if she's elected in 2020.
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President Donald Trump is so far unwilling to back down from a trade war with China, but that may change as pressure mounts from the influential political and donor network backed by the conservative billionaire Koch brothers.
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After weeks of anticipation, President Donald Trump has decided to back down from a hard-hitting policy that would sharply restrict Chinese investment in the US — opting to work with Congress on a more modest measure instead.
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Ankara has condemned the letter, saying it will not back down from its decision to acquire the S-400 missiles, which Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday said would arrive in Turkey in the first half of July.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will not back down from its offensive against Kurdish fighters in northeastern Syria "no matter what anyone says", President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday, adding that the battle would continue until "ultimate victory" is achieved.
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However, there was little sign that the Fed is about to radically back down from the multiple rate hikes that it expects this year and come closer to the market's much more dovish outlook for U.S. monetary tightening.
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" Trump on Thursday refused to back down from his comments, saying in an interview with the "Today" show that "without the woman's card, Hillary would not even be a viable person to even run for city council positions.
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The White House on Tuesday seemed to back down from Trump's earlier promise that he would "proudly" shut down the government, saying the president would be able to cobble together wall funding from other parts of the government.
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The White House on Tuesday seemed to back down from Trump's earlier promise that he would "proudly" shut down the government, saying the president would be able to cobble together wall funding from other parts of the government.
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They had argued that the United States should not back down from trying to force China to make more fundamental changes to its economy, even if such measures would cause short-term pain for American businesses and consumers.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday it would not back down from its decision to scale back some of its commitments under 2015 nuclear deal with major powers, state TV quoted Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi as saying.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has refused to back down from Ankara's planned purchase of a Russian S-400 missile defense system the United States has said would compromise the security of F-35 aircraft, made by Lockheed Martin Corp.
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Based on the trailer, The Post seems eager to remind us that Graham didn't just have to fight overwhelming government pressure to back down from an incendiary but vital story; she had to overcome severe sexism in the bargain.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (Tenn.) used a closely watched Senate floor speech to urge the president to back down from his emergency declaration.
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But, just as often, Jobs also answered hard questions with candor and aggression and did not often back down from a fight on numerous issues over his life, often deploying a mischievous smirk as he said something very naughty.
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"Anyone who has worked with Dr. Wen knows that when it comes to protecting her patients, she doesn't back down from a fight," said Representative Elijah Cummings of Maryland, for whom Dr. Wen has said she named her son.
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Sanders said that unless a group of GOP senators back down from opposing an expansion of unemployment insurance benefits, he would hinder the bill until stronger restrictions were applied to hundreds of billions of dollars in aid for corporations.
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That would require Turkey to back down from a months-long refusal to abandon a dozen military observation posts set up around the perimeter of the de-escalation zone, most of which are now surrounded by Syrian government forces.
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The stalemate over votes on the NDAA comes as Republicans are expected to soon start moving appropriations bills on the Senate floor, setting up a potential repeat scenario if GOP senators refuse to back down from the hardball tactics.
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This time of year, Everest can become crowded by people attempting to use brief windows of good weather to ascend the mountain, potentially creating bottlenecks that delay people on the way up to the summit or back down from it.
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But the ANC refused to back down from a call it made on Tuesday to mandate the central bank to boost employment, underlining deep fissures in the party that are seen as leading obstacles to President Cyril Ramaphosa's reform drive.
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Experts now expect a temporary peace to continue since North Korea has probably won what it wanted from Tuesday&aposs summit and Trump is unlikely to back down from summit deals that he wants to portray as a diplomatic triumph.
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DUBAI, June 23 (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday it would not back down from its decision to scale back some of its commitments under 2015 nuclear deal with major powers, state TV quoted Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi as saying.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has refused to back down from Ankara's planned purchase of a Russian S-400 missile defense system that the United States has said would compromise the security of F-35 aircraft, made by Lockheed Martin Corp .
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While the Ye rapper went on to say if he could go back in time he wouldn't have framed his comment as "a one-liner or a headline," he doesn't want to back down from what he meant to say.
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ANKARA, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Turkey will not back down from its offensive against Kurdish fighters in northeastern Syria "no matter what anyone says", President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday, adding that the battle would continue until "ultimate victory" is achieved.
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Incredibly, when confronted by this fact, she did not back down from her nuclear brinksmanship, but somehow tried to create a fantasy world where she would negotiate a deal with Syria and Russia to allow the U.S. to control Syrian airspace.
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From Coinage: The Top 5 Most Expensive Movies of All Time Not one to back down from a challenge, a reluctant and red-faced Fassbender, dressed in a three-piece suit, removed his jacket and cleared some space for himself onstage.
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Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (CNN)The four Arab countries leading an embargo against Qatar are ready to talk but not to back down from their demands, the quartet's foreign ministers said in a joint press conference Sunday in Manama, Bahrain.
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In a report last week, credit rating agency Fitch Ratings said that because of the election result, "the government may back down from more substantive initiatives such as public sector pay reform, particularly if the oil price recovery is sustained".
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Battlefield 1's horses are coated in super-strong metal I had to climb off, in the end, when I realized my equine friend wasn't going to be coming back down from its new home a few feet off the ground.
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If the threat of American military force got Assad to back down from chemical use, that would make chemical weapons use less likely in Syria and in other conflicts without putting American troops in harm's way or risking a wider conflagration.
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The backdrop: The order, which Trump signed sandwiched between Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and Vice President Mike Pence, comes days after Trump and his Cabinet refused to publicly back down from the policy, instead punting the issue to Congress.
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The president would thus undercut his own credibility by showing that Iranian (and possibly European) pushback, coupled with the prospect of financial losses by an American manufacturer, are sufficient cause for the White House to back down from its tough talk.
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The campaign went viral as Mr. Trump appeared to back down from his threat to shut down the government unless Congress allocated $5 billion for the wall, a capitulation that outraged his most ardent supporters and right-wing media pundits alike.
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The savvy move by Washington would be to find a face-saving way to back down from the escalating rhetoric and to stop giving Kim Jong-un what he wants: propaganda victories and a justification to keep building bombs and missiles.
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His inability tonight to explain how many "trillions" of dollars it will take to enact his policies and his refusal to back down from praising Fidel Castro will only exacerbate a concern that he fundamentally misunderstands and trivializes the issue.
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Brooke Binkowski, Snopes's managing editor, said she has no plans to back down from fact-checking what is real and what is not, especially in an era when misinformation is rampant and rationality seems to have fallen out of the window.
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Republicans said they had proposed a clean swap: Charlotte would back down from the changes it made to its anti-discrimination ordinance in February, including new protections on the basis of gender identity, and the General Assembly would repeal H.B. 2.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's president and the top U.S. business lobbying group called on President Donald Trump to back down from a threat to impose punitive tariffs on Mexican imports, in a dispute over migration that could shock Mexico's economy.
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WARSAW/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's education minister said on Monday he was "honored" Poland had canceled his visit to Warsaw this week because he refused to back down from condemnation of a bill that would outlaw suggesting Poland was complicit in the Holocaust.
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The elder Casey may be known more to a national audience as the pro-life Democrat denied a speaking opportunity at the 1992 Democratic convention, but around here he's remembered as a two-fisted political leader who never back down from a fight.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia will not back down from new rules requiring Freeport-McMoran to divest a majority stake in its local unit, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Ignasius Jonan said, in a dispute over rights to the world's second-biggest copper mine.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said in a blunt speech on Saturday that United States will not back down from its trade dispute with China unless Beijing bows to U.S. demands, dampening Friday's trade optimism that was fueled by President Donald Trump's comments.
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"No matter what President Trump, Mitch McConnell or D.C. special interests throw at him, Senator Casey won't back down from the fight to eliminate the policies that stack the deck against Pennsylvania's middle class," Casey campaign spokesman Max Steele said in a statement.
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The trade row between the United States and major economies has rattled financial markets over several weeks, with no sign U.S. President Donald Trump is about to back down from his 'America First' protectionism policies that many fear will harm the global economy.
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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton earlier told 2GB radio he stood by the detention policy that the government says is necessary to deter asylum seekers from attempting perilous sea voyages to Australia, and that it would not back down from its evictions from Manus.
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In that respect, the Post story clarified the Times story, which could be read to suggest that McGahn had told the President of his intention to quit, causing the President to back down from the order to have the Special Counsel fired.
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ANKARA, June 13 (Reuters) - Turkey will not back down from its decision to buy Russian S-400 missile defence systems and rejects any ultimatums on the issue, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday in response to U.S. warnings about the purchase.
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Google distanced itself from the memo and refused to back down from its decision to fire the author, even though it received intense backlash, Green tells CNBC Make It. Other companies, he says, should take note of this when dealing with public outrage.
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Related: She wanted to be president, but ended up jailed instead Today, Ingabire says that although she might have chosen a different location to speak about the deaths of moderate Hutus in the genocide, she will not back down from her comments.
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In a fake emergency, you act when you've decided the political timing is right as part of a larger ass-covering move because you need to back down from an ill-advised congressional fight that, itself, followed from an ill-advised campaign promise.
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It looks as if negotiators of the deal made on Friday simply ramped up the scale of these agreements to give Trump a face-saving way to back down from tariffs that threatened the American economy as well as the Mexican one.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will not back down from its decision to buy Russian S-400 missile defense systems despite U.S. warnings that it will lead to Ankara's exclusion from the F-35 fighter jet program, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday.
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One such nation — Brunei, a small south Asian absolute monarchy — was forced to back down from its plans to sentence those who had gay sex to be stoned to death amid outcry from several major companies and celebrities who threatened to boycott the country.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said in a blunt speech on Saturday the United States will not back down from its trade dispute with China unless Beijing bows to U.S. demands, dampening Friday's trade optimism that was fueled by comments from President Donald Trump.
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As Jon himself later implies, he can't back down from it, even knowing that this exact same brand of play-it-straight honesty, this inability to play Westeros' game of lies and deceptions, is part of what got Ned killed in the first place.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, sharpening U.S. criticism of Chinese policies around the globe, will give China a blunt warning on Thursday that the United States will not back down from what Washington sees as Chinese intimidation in the South China Sea.
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The settlement said the state would back down from an advisory announced earlier this year and inform county-level officials "to take no further action on any data files" the Texas secretary of state's office sent claiming thousands of non-citizens were on electoral rolls.
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Regardless of what the Obama Administration decides to do, the Trump team should be prepared for more, and more unpredictable, Chinese actions designed to get the new president to back down from his apparent intention to challenge the status quo in Sino-US relations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks saw their biggest one-day fall in six years on Monday, as investor profit taking brought the market back down from record highs seen in late January, after benchmark bond yields rose to a four year high last week.
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The trade row between the United States and major economies has rattled financial markets in the past several weeks, with no sign U.S. President Donald Trump is about to back down from his 'America First' protectionism policies that many fear will harm the global economy.
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If China knows the US isn't willing to endure even a few quarters of economic slowdown to reorder the economic relationship that experts say costs the US $600 billion in pilfered intellectual property a year, then China won't back down from US challenges, Chorzempa said.
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The new story could also defuse some criticism of the Trump administration, which has refused to back down from billions of dollars in weapons sales to the kingdom and as of Monday was still planning to attend a glittering Saudi investment forum next week.
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Foreign states and militant groups by now thoroughly understand the president's intellectual limitations and emotional needs; all it takes is one of these groups, in a highly tweetable crisis, to push Trump and his rhetoric into a place where he can't back down from them.
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The official also said retaliatory tariffs proposed by China on $50 billion worth of U.S. goods on Wednesday, hours after Washington readied tariffs on a similar amount of Chinese goods, were an attempt to "intimidate" the Trump administration to "back down" from its trade demands.
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Still, the president, who has always dug his heels in when criticized, has not backed back down from his hard-line talk, even amid a national outcry over a detainment policy that has resulted in the separation of more than 2100,300 children from their families.
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Behind the scenes, India's ambassador to Beijing is leading the effort to find a way for both sides to back down from confrontation on the Doklam plateau - which China calls Donglang - without losing face, an Indian government source aware of the sensitive negotiations told Reuters.
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I drove my parents to tears as they begged me to back down from progressive activism in a country where progressive activists have a funny tendency to disappear, and I had my own brushes with police brutality, getting both eyes blackened after a protest.
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Union leaders vowed to continue marching until the government withdraws its plan, while in Parliament, Prime Minister Édouard Philippe offered no hint that Mr. Macron might back down from his plan to merge the 42 different state-managed pension plans into a single system.
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If instead they cave in and choose to comply with the EU's rules, as they finally did last year, they will either need to back down from their plans, or find a way to plug a hole in the public finances of tens of billions of euros.
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Do Trump and his defenders seriously believe that Iran is both an aspiring regional hegemon willing to plot terrorist attacks around the world and a country so casualty-shy that the single killing of a commander would cause it to back down from these grand ambitions?
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.), adding that he hadn't heard back from the White House about his proposal calling on Trump to back down from his emergency declaration. Sen.
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While winning over Democratic votes on a measure like that will be difficult – if not impossible – Johnson's hoping if America's neighbors to the south get on board with a proposal like that, it could get Trump to back down from launching another all-out tariff war.
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Ellison never seemed to back down from a fight — not for nothing was a recent biography titled "A Lit Fuse" — so when he did get attention recently, it was usually because he'd said or done something offensive or dumb, most notably in an incident at the Hugo Awards.
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Seehofer and Merkel are due to discuss the outcome of the summit ahead of a meeting of CSU leaders planned for Sunday at which a definitive decision will be taken on whether to accept the Brussels deal and back down from a threat to tighten Bavarian border controls.
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But the centerpiece of Reagan's engagement strategy sprung from the belief that the Kremlin was more prone to taking risky expansionist policies when the Russians believed that they had the strategic advantage over the US. Diplomacy worked because Reagan chose to negotiate, but didn't back down from military confrontation.
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Several Senate Republicans, as well as multiple House Republicans from Florida, have said this week that they believe GOP leaders should back down from the fight on Planned Parenthood to fast-track Zika efforts in their home state, which has been hit hard by the mosquito-borne virus.
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Trump has a characterological inability to let go of a perceived slight or back down from a fight — even when it's clear he's in the wrong, and, more importantly, even when it's clear that rationally he has more to lose by staying in than he would by getting out.
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That ignores the fact that at the time, Trump demanded that Obama back down from his "red line" — and stay the hell out of Syria: AGAIN, TO OUR VERY FOOLISH LEADER, DO NOT ATTACK SYRIA - IF YOU DO MANY VERY BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN & FROM THAT FIGHT THE U.S. GETS NOTHING!
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Trump made it clear on Thursday that he would not back down from obtaining some sort of count of those living legally -- and illegally -- in the United States, but he did admit the serious legal hurdles his administration needed to clear in order to get that question on the 2020 census.
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Iran's recent aggression — targeting oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf of Oman, shooting down a US drone — are likely responses to the US pressure campaign, an attempt to get the US to back down from a posture that has done real damage to the Iranian economy.
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Huge strikes during Jacques Chirac's presidency forced the government to back down from changes in the pension system that would have, among other things, raised the retirement age for railway workers above 55 and reorganized the state transportation system, cutting jobs among other changes designed to cut the government's deficit.
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Gidley declined to comment on a report by ABC News that the president was going to back down from his effort to put a question on the 2020 census about respondents' citizenship status, an idea that has been challenged in court by some states and civil rights groups as discriminatory.
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And to be sure, Mindhunter has a lot of scenes that take the form of "Can you believe this sick freak?!" that drive me up the wall, but they're always staged as cool, hushed conversations between psychology experts, which allow me to slowly inch my way back down from the ceiling.
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"However, all members of the House are in agreement that they will not back down from the 5% pay raise that passed the House, and the Delegates representing the House on the pay raise conference committee have been notified they are to stand their ground on 5%," the Facebook post said.
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In reality, while the changes made the measure somewhat more palatable to the White House and to energy companies that objected, they mainly provided a way for the president to back down from a confrontation he was sure to lose if the sanctions bill reached the floor of the House.
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Republican senators are publicly urging President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE to back down from his decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northern Syria.
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After a progressive media organization dug up years' worth of his incendiary old comments from a shock jock's radio show, Fox News host Tucker Carlson said he would not apologize and would not back down from his "mob" of critics — who have "been working hard to kill" his show since the beginning.
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In a tough speech in Washington last week, a former senior Chinese official, Dai Bingguo, said that the findings would amount to no more than "waste paper" and that China would not back down from its activities in the South China Sea even in the face of a fleet of American aircraft carriers.
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Nina Khrushcheva, a professor of international studies and associate dean at the New School, noted a shared characteristic in the two men: that of a tough authoritarian leader, or put another way, a schoolyard tough refusing to back down from a fight (an image Mr. Putin himself has used to describe his childhood).
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Mitt Romney did not back down from his feud with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE at a GOP dinner Tuesday night.
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Earlier in the week, he seemed to back down from his demand that a new deal to fund the government include $2173 billion for a wall, but he reversed course on Thursday and has apparently decided he is happy to shut down the government after all if he doesn't get his way.
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Here are some of the highlights: Trump railed at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who forced Trump to back down from his $5.7 billion demand for funding for the border wall, accusing her of "hurting our country very badly" and saying he did not think he could work with her in future.
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"I think it is important to know when you are wrong and to do what is right, and I will do what is right and I will fight for what is right and I don't back down from those fights," Gillibrand told reporters Wednesday when asked about her shifts on issues like immigration.
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Before cutting a red ribbon with oversized scissors that were draped across stacks and stacks of paper lined against a White House wall, Trump said his administration is going to get the Federal Regulatory code back down from the over 185,000 pages it is today to the 20,000 pages it was in 85033.
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But where the president's inability to back down from a big fight meets the military's willingness to start a lot of small ones lies the great peril of his presidency: not deliberate warmongering, but an accidental escalation that his generals encourage, and that the ultimate decider has no idea how to stop.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Monday said he would not back down from his planned new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, creating a possible standoff with top lawmakers from his own Republican party who have criticized the planned levies for threatening the U.S. economy and possibly sparking a trade war.
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WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Monday said he would not back down from his planned new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, creating a possible standoff with top lawmakers from his own Republican party who have criticized the planned levies for threatening the U.S. economy and possibly sparking a trade war.
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Trump's position, such as it is, is self-contradicting and demonstrably weak; as The Washington Post's Daniel Drezner notes, Trump is now asking for what the previous U.S. administration got; he has proven he'll back down from a military confrontation at the eleventh hour; and he is increasingly making Iran's nuclearization more likely, not less.
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Trump Reaffirms Commitment to Tariffs but Opens Door to Compromise President Trump, facing an angry chorus of protests from leaders of his own party, including the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, insisted on Monday that he would not back down from his plan to impose across-the-board tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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He was then asked again why Trump "decided to back down" from his earlier call to bar Muslims, not people from specific countries, from entering the U.S. "I think he's made it very clear from the beginning that this was a country-focused issue, a safety focused issue ... I don't see anything other than that," Spicer told reporters.
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But Burr did not back down from the subpoena, and the committee and Trump Jr. struck a deal for him to testify for two-to-four hours on roughly a half dozen topics, including the key questions the committee has for the President's eldest son about the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting and the Trump Tower Moscow project.
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Given the recent sharp downturn in relations between the United States and China across a broad front, however, there is reason to worry that an accidental confrontation between the two militaries in the South China Sea at this point could spiral into a crisis that neither side can back down from and that both find difficult to contain.
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Groups opposed to the multifront trade war President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE has waged said the ISM numbers showed it was time to back down from the tariffs.
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Mr. Trump's private admission to having a loose grasp of the facts and his public refusal to back down from the incorrect statement — the United States has an overall surplus in trade with Canada — were vivid illustrations of the president's cavalier attitude about the truth, and a reminder of how that approach has taken hold at the White House.
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Much remains uncertain -- do Democrats try to get Trump's personal taxes and taxes for his various businesses, for instance -- but what is clear is that the newly installed majority party in the House has no plans to back down from what will almost certainly be one of the most pitched fights of the second half of Trump's first term.
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Two opposition senators in Mexico said Sunday that their government should not back down from responding to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's campaign rhetoric. Sen.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) said Wednesday that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE won't back down from her pledge to improve a sweeping Pacific trade deal until there are more benefits for more Americans.
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A day after the lack of an immediate ruling created uncertainty for hours in the climactic moments of the country's national championship, the United States Golf Association, however, did not back down from its decision to enforce the penalty based on its examination of the various factors when Johnson's golf ball moved as he was preparing to putt on the fifth green Sunday.
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A pair of New York Times journalists on Monday refused to back down from their article documenting Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's past relationships with — and comments about — women.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurraySenate Democrats call on White House to abandon plan to collect DNA from migrants Overnight Health Care: Judge temporarily blocks Alabama near-total abortion ban | Sanders dismisses calls for 'Medicare for All' funding plan | Dems urge Trump not to back down on vaping flavor ban Senate Democrats urge Trump not to back down from vaping flavor ban MORE (D-Wash.) and Rep.
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The decision to keep the current overall look of the iPhone this year could come down to the iPhone upgrade program – if Apple can flip a good percentage of people every year by giving them the confidence that they can get "the new iPhone," then maybe it stands a chance of moving the ownership needle back down from the current two-year ownership cycle.
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Trump's former nominee to join the Federal Reserve Board, Stephen MooreStephen MoorePresident Trump is right: Mainstream media 'do a very good job' Immigrants should not be on welfare Trumponomics is no flop MORE, told the Post that the president is unlikely to back down from his threats for more tariff action against China unless a deal is struck to address U.S. concerns with U.S.-China trade policy.
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Caroline Wozniacki (Denmark) Born: July 11, 1990 (Age 27) Height: 1.77 meters Plays: Right-handed World ranking: 2 Grand Slam titles: 20143 (Australian Open 2018) WTA match record in 2018 (won-lost): 26-9 2018 WTA titles: 1 Biggest weapon: The fierce Dane is not one to back down from a fight and is ruthless in attack as she grinds her opponents down with her persistence.
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That was the fight that Garcia was screaming about when he came through the ropes and directed a brief and pointed message at Keith Thurman, who was doing color commentary for the Premier Boxing Champions bout on Spike TV. Thurman, the undefeated WBA welterweight champion, didn't back down from the verbal sparring session, and the two have already made a date for their fight.
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President Trump should stand firm and refuse to back down from demanding the complete and verifiable denuclearization of North Korea, in the face of the communist nation's new threats to cancel his planned June 12 summit with dictator Kim Jong Un. Any sign of weakness President Trump shows – as previous U.S. presidents have shown – will only encourage Kim to dig in his heels and demand more and more concessions.
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"I think I would urge caution," Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said at an event hosted by the Atlantic on Thursday, a day after Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE refused to back down from his compliments to the Russian leader.
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Meanwhile, a Harvard economist said bitcoin in 10 years is more likely to be $100 than $100,000 (CNBC)* Ripple jumps as traders speculate that Coinbase may add the cryptocurrency to its platform (CNBC) President Donald Trump, facing an angry chorus of protests from leaders of his own party, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, insisted he would not back down from his plan to impose broad tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Trump's decision to announce an end to DACA now, but delay its implementation for six months, is something of an attempt to have his cake and eat it too: The White House appears to hope that the states will back down from their threat to sue (though it's not clear that the states will comply), while trying to avoid the president getting blamed for targeting a politically popular group of immigrants.
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In a Twitter post on Friday morning, Mr. Trump wrote: (An earlier version of the post in which Mr. Trump misspelled Mr. Baldwin's name as "Alex" was deleted.) Mr. Baldwin, rarely one to back down from a feud, replied in a Twitter post of his own: In another post, Mr. Baldwin mused about the idea of a Trump presidential library: Then he posted: A press representative for NBC declined to comment on Friday morning.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonOvernight Health Care: Trump officials making changes to drug pricing proposal | House panel advances flavored e-cig ban | Senators press FDA tobacco chief on vaping ban Why Republicans are afraid to call a key witness in the impeachment inquiry Lindsey Graham basks in the impeachment spotlight MORE (R-Wis.) is using economics to try to convince President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE to back down from restricting e-cigarette flavors.
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The negative press and popular backlash against Zillow for the move, however, meant that Wagner also had lots of offers coming her way to help — including one from the Electronic Frontiers Foundation, which crafted a masterful response in defense of fair use and remix culture: The pressure ultimately caused Zillow to back down from its claim — a smart move, since the takedown attempt was rapidly turning into an example of the Streisand Effect — the internet rule of thumb that an attempt to censor something usually makes that thing even more popular and likely to spread even more rapidly.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.) warned that unless the group of GOP senators back down from their demand for changes to the unemployment insurance benefits, he would slow walk the bill until stronger guardrails were put on hundreds of billions in funding for corporations.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE (I-Vt.), who is running for the Democratic presidential nomination, warned that unless a group of GOP senators back down from their demand for changes to the unemployment insurance benefits, he would slow walk the bill until stronger guardrails were put on hundreds of billions in funding for corporations.
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The former top lawyer at the FBI (Jim Comey's right-hand man) weighed in on the Q&A at the trial: If Obama had asked the FBI to investigate DJT's Russia connections publicly disclose what we found in late Oct '16 to hurt DJT because he thought it was in the public interest for HRC to win, I would have refused to participate, reported him, and resigned if he didn't back down From a former House GOP staffer and ex-CIA officer who sought the presidency as an independent in 2016: Republican leaders in Congress believe—and privately say—that they fear the country is quickly changing in ways that may soon deprive them of power, and that they must use the power they have now to delay it as long as possible, even by harming the Republic if necessary.
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Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyJudicial nominee breaks down amid question about attitude toward LGBT people Senate Democrats call on White House to abandon plan to collect DNA from migrants Senate rejects Paul effort to cut spending MORE (D-Vt.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurraySenate Democrats call on White House to abandon plan to collect DNA from migrants Overnight Health Care: Judge temporarily blocks Alabama near-total abortion ban | Sanders dismisses calls for 'Medicare for All' funding plan | Dems urge Trump not to back down on vaping flavor ban Senate Democrats urge Trump not to back down from vaping flavor ban MORE (D-Wash.), and Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoSenate Democrats call on White House to abandon plan to collect DNA from migrants Democrats introduce SWAMP Act to ban meetings with foreign leaders at Trump properties Democrats urge Rick Perry not to roll back lightbulb efficiency rules MORE (D-Hawaii).
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenHouse Democrat presses Mnuchin on 'alleged rampant corruption' at Treasury Vulnerable Republicans balk at Trump-backed drug pricing bill Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Warren faces tough choices on 'Medicare for All' funding | Dems demand answers on Tom Price's charter flights | Medicaid expansion nears 2020 ballot in Oklahoma MORE (D-Ore.), and Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurraySenate Democrats call on White House to abandon plan to collect DNA from migrants Overnight Health Care: Judge temporarily blocks Alabama near-total abortion ban | Sanders dismisses calls for 'Medicare for All' funding plan | Dems urge Trump not to back down on vaping flavor ban Senate Democrats urge Trump not to back down from vaping flavor ban MORE (D-Wash.) demanded answers as to why HHS has not followed through on numerous recommendations from the agency's inspector general to recoup the money, and to implement changes to ensure there is no more wasteful spending.
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John CornynJohn CornynNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans Roberts, senators to be sworn in Thursday for impeachment trial MORE (R-Texas), who said late last year that he hoped Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans GOP senator: 22020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) would agree to let them work only five days a week, told The Hill that he saw no signs the GOP leader was prepared to back down from the more demanding work schedule.
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