We want to be fighting to change people's everyday lives and we want to be fighting for what we can actually win.
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Betty and Veronica may no longer be fighting over Archie, but they will be fighting over something when season 2 of Riverdale premieres.
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The pair will be fighting at the 95lbs minimumweight limit.
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Meanwhile, they will be fighting the new law in court.
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Both women will be fighting for citizenship rights in court.
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Tech giants will also be fighting Amazon in the cloud.
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We can't all be fighting the prevailing orthodoxy, can we?
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"We'll be fighting these fires for months," Edmund Blenkins said.
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Some of them may now be fighting for their lives.
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He'll be fighting Jessie Vargas for the WBO welterweight championship.
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She would be fighting a little harder for world change.
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I look too good to be fighting on the beach.
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We know which side the emus will be fighting on.
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But you, Lord Snow — you'll be fighting their battles forever.
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Because, first of all, we wouldn't be fighting for it.
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In the coming weeks, grassroots conservatives will be fighting back.
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Teachers should be fighting shoulder to shoulder with the poor.
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There'll be messes everywhere, and we'll be fighting with them.
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It is a value we should all be fighting for.
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And they will be fighting an ever more confident Taliban.
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But you, Lord Snow, you'll be fighting their battles forever.
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Its only real activity seems to be fighting the opposition.
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But today was not the day to be fighting God.
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"To be fighting Gwen who is far over a foot taller than me, and for her to be fighting someone who is far, far shorter than her, it's been a massive challenge," Williams said.
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If Powell cuts U.S. overnight interest rates today, not only will he be fighting hawkish members of his rate-setting committee, but the supposedly data-dependent Fed will be fighting the data as well.
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Yes, Fedor Emelianenko will be fighting on the UFC's streaming service.
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I mean, come on, we are supposed to be fighting terrorism.
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Democrats and Republicans shouldn't be fighting each other over this issue.
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"Turkey, by the way, should be fighting ISIS," Mr. Trump said.
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A Netflix spokesperson said the company will be fighting the lawsuit.
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He often seems to be fighting the rule of law itself.
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These are the issues that you're supposed to be fighting for.
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But these two snakes shouldn't be fighting over the same females.
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"But they would be fighting a very uphill battle," she said.
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"I think the factions will be fighting each other," he said.
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Both sides appear to be fighting about something larger than dollars.
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Those details are what health care groups will be fighting over.
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The Israeli prime minister may be fighting to stay in power.
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Why are you judging me when you could also be fighting?
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But who expected that we would still be fighting after two months?
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Now, though, GSP has returned, but it not's Silva he'll be fighting.
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"I definitely would rather be fighting," he told Bloody Elbow in January.
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At that point, Bryant realized he might be fighting a losing battle.
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But they have to be organized and can't be fighting each other.
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These guys need to be fighting crime or competing in the Olympics.
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The answer, unfortunately for us, could very well be fighting-induced trauma.
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Insurance companies will be fighting to get every single person signed up.
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"We don't only want to be fighting the last war," he said.
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Spoiler alert for that: We'll be fighting to death in a thunderdome.
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We might even be fighting a hot war there again before long.
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"I don't know that we're going to be fighting Hillary," he added.
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She's a huge Daddy Yankee fan and happens to be fighting cancer.
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Some 300 Britons are thought to be fighting in Iraq and Syria.
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One associate is known to still be fighting a grand jury subpoena.
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If we were to follow that linear curve, you'd be fighting Galactus.
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So, will he be fighting King Arthur (Hunnam) in the summer blockbuster?
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Whether this case ends positively or negatively, we're going to be fighting.
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Iranian troops are also said to be fighting Islamic State in Iraq.
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When the next pandemic strikes, we'll be fighting it on two fronts.
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FABER: YET YOU SEEM TO BE FIGHTING SOMETHING OF AN UPHILL BATTLE.
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I'll be fighting for justice and accountability, and my colleagues should too.
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Given that legal precedent, Trump would be fighting an uphill battle here.
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But they acknowledge that they'll be fighting against the GOP's deep pockets.
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No American soldiers should be fighting and dying in Afghanistan in 2020.
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There was always someone or something you had to be fighting against.
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"To be fighting Gwen who is far over a foot taller than me and for her to be fighting someone who is far, far shorter than her its been a massive challenge," the shorter star said in the video.
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We don't need to keep hearing it when we could be fighting it.
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Then of course, there's the question of just who we'd be fighting beside?
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It would just be fighting and be nasty in a lot of ways.
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Instead it looks like we're going to be fighting over the first amendment.
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"It's crucial really to believing in what our heroes will be fighting for."
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We should be fighting Obamacare, repealing Obamacare, replacing it with something totally different.
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Not saying they shouldn't be fighting this fight, just that it's a bummer.
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West looked completely unamused, while Kardashian appeared to be fighting back a smirk.
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"Insurers will be fighting to get every single person signed up," he said.
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Doug Jones, will be fighting for his political life in deep-red Alabama.
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I'm going to be fighting more like Democrats and just being very brutal.
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Opponents will be fighting every day to chip away at Jealous's likely lead.
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She said the de Blasio administration appeared to be fighting the wrong fight.
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In their lives on the outside, the Krays seemed always to be fighting.
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In a better world, they'd be fighting over who's got the prettier breastplate.
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Can they be fighting a Manor in the early stages of the season?
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As Monday's Electoral College vote approaches, Democrats should be fighting tooth and nail.
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"In years to come, we will be fighting over water," said Mr. Gómez.
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You don't know what you're going to be fighting when you get there.
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""Right now people are fighting over supplies, soon they may just be fighting.
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If recognition couldn't bring us revolution, what should we be fighting for instead?
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ICAHN: I SAY YOU'LL NEVER GET THAT IPO OFF THE GROUND I WOULD BE FIGHTING IT OTHERS WOULD BE FIGHTING IT. A LOT OF SHAREHOLDERS WILL HATE IT AND I THINK THE DELAWARE COURTS -- LOOK, I SEE DELAWARE IN ACTION.
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I mean, we're going to be fighting these people in the '18 election, we're going to be fighting people that voted against the tax cuts because the tax cuts are phenomenal and popular and helping people and helping our country.
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Nasrallah said the new government's top priority must be fighting corruption and financial waste.
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"We women are too talented to be fighting over roles like this," she says.
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She diverted resources that should be fighting crime in order to bring her down.
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Carey Hart won't be fighting any tan lines this summer with outfits like this!
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Instead of wringing our hands and beating ourselves up, we should be fighting back.
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Rather than pushing entrepreneurs away, the administration should be fighting to attract top talent.
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People may not be fighting each other off-camera because of their characters anymore.
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The personal computer as we've known it seems to be fighting a losing battle.
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And the Democratic Party will be fighting alongside them every step of the way.
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Viewed through a layman's eyes, Ms. Warren appeared to be fighting against working people.
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Nine of the 13 are believed still to be fighting in Syria's civil war.
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FYI, Dana recently announced Conor would 100% be fighting in the Octagon this year.
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This time, however, you'll be fighting as the son of original protagonist Marcus Fenix.
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California's would-be fighting force would have to compete with—or maybe take over?
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"I'm wrapping it up," said Rousey, who will be fighting Amanda Nunes in December.
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If he was in Syria he would be fighting in the war, he says.
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According to Global News, the university has indicated it will be fighting Peterson's lawsuit.
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Folks will still be fighting the fires out West; they will not get paid.
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But the fact is, you'd be fighting for a massive expansion of surveillance power.
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Of course, McGregor was supposed to be FIGHTING that weekend and making $10 MILLION.
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"NATO and Russia would not be fighting a common enemy," a NATO diplomat said.
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"In another dimension, I could be fighting for a world title," Masvidal told MMAjunkie.
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Islam is more than ever the cause for which everyone claims to be fighting.
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They'll also be fighting to protect the 31 districts that Trump carried in 2016.
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"If he was pro-abortion, the liberals wouldn't be fighting this hard," she said.
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Now why would the two of them be fighting in the crypt at Winterfell?
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Wars are only between governments; we don't really have to be fighting each other.
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We outnumber the NRA and we're going to be fighting back with our votes.
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I'm going to be fighting this -- in the courts and at the voting booth.
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Walt Disney and Comcast may not be fighting over 21st Century Fox any more.
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Were we doomed to become the very thing we claimed to be fighting against?
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"Not that long," Rousey responded after Ellen asked how much longer she'll be fighting.
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There has to be fighting, so Child choreographs a ridiculous biker bashing very early.
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Alexis, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Some readers shared that they will always be fighting their weight.
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Without proof of his whereabouts, he'd be fighting an uphill battle against the state.
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"I'll be fighting the corporate structure of the 13th-century Catholic Church," he said.
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The gangs were believed to be fighting for control of lucrative drug smuggling routes.
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The US would be fighting on two fronts in Syria, rather than just one.
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It looks like Cooper will be fighting that battle quite literally in season three.
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The actor's defense team, meanwhile, has made it clear that Smollett will be fighting this.
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Instead, he believed that studios would be fighting to make remakes of the franchise films.
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Even better, characters will be fighting in real-world locations like New York and Paris.
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"I expect to be fighting until I die, in some form or another," he said.
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"I'm not going to be fighting because I am running for office," he told CNN.
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You can't be fighting for the world and be home for dinner with your kids.
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Particularly this weekend with the Women's March, it's important to be fighting misogyny and patriarchy.
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Hundreds of Uzbeks are thought to be fighting for Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
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The Madkhalists make strange bedfellows of Mr Haftar, who claims to be fighting Islamist terror.
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Our public officials should be fighting to protect our right to vote, not preventing it.
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"Chuck is [about to turn] 50 years old and should not be fighting," White said.
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"Once summer hits and the heat comes, we're going to be fighting for this water."
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If not, Aldo would probably be fighting for the title again after just one win.
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"Some wasps will be fighting; some wasps will be watching the fights," said Dr. Tibbetts.
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But it felt good to be in the fight and to be fighting for points.
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Instead, Silicon Valley may be fighting just to keep some existing visa policies in place.
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In many ways, the president will be fighting on two fronts in the coming days.
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The thing is, I shouldn't have to be fighting for this in the first place.
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All in all, it's a mess, one that, ideally, regulators would be fighting to improve.
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If you're working on the same spreadsheet, you're going to be fighting over the mouse.
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"I believe we're going to be fighting from space in a matter of years," he said.
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As many as 700 were thought to be fighting in Iraq and Syria in mid-2016.
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I am so happy to be fighting at a high level again, especially at my age.
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We'll still probably be fighting it for another year or two or however long it takes.
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So you could be fighting an even more difficult battle to keep the fogginess at bay.
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Fans noticed that a sunlight drenched The Hound appears to be fighting someone in the Dragonpit.
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"If the pardon happens, there will be tears, but there will also be fighting," she said.
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RADIO RAHEEM WILL ALWAYS BE FIGHTING DA POWERS DAT BE. MAY GOD WATCH OVER BILL NUNN.
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I ask Baez if it's frustrating to, in many ways, still be fighting the same fight.
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It shouldn't be political but it still is something that we need to be fighting for.
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He seems to intuit that he would rather be fighting Congress than the eventual Democratic nominee.
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Meanwhile, Leites could be fighting for his UFC life despite being in the top 15 rankings.
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The number of Syrian rebels estimated to still be fighting in the country is around 150,000.
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Had Shaun* stayed silent about his own diagnosis, he wouldn't be fighting to save his career.
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One-time front-runner Jeb Bush was happy to still be fighting while New Jersey Gov.
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You managed to fool both Stark and Targaryen leaders into thinking you'll be fighting alongside them.
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It feels like we all need to be fighting for alternative paths on a massive scale.
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A Texan named Russell Bentley was known to be fighting for one of the Donetsk battalions.
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I will predict that Hispanics and the blacks will be fighting each other before that happens.
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The Nets and Celtics could both be fighting for a top-four seed in the East.
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So far, the labor market and the consumer economy seem to be fighting off trade tensions.
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He most recently announced he'll be fighting fellow YouTuber KSI in another boxing match in November.
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Critics argue that if Mexico truly valued Dreamers, it would be fighting to take them back.
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"If we can be fighting for the podium in Melbourne, it would be great," he said.
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That Cris Cyborg won't be fighting for the featherweight belt is bizarre to even think about.
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I agree, I think I should be fighting 'Rumble' Johnson, but that's between Anthony and Jon.
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Freddie will be fighting the extradition request as these are nothing more than trumped up charges.
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By next year, the two could be fighting for complete control of boxing's most competitive division.
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At first the warriors seem to be fighting for the creed but eventually they transform it.
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Like Castro, Arias claimed to be fighting for poor and working-class people in his country.
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"It's great to be fighting on the court against you," Tsitsipas said at the trophy presentation.
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But the campaign also argued that in the end, the candidates will be fighting for delegates.
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I'm proud to be fighting alongside you to put power in the hands of the people.
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There were eight foreigners killed who were known to be fighting with the rebels, he said.
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"I tore my ACL in training and I won't be fighting in Korea," Ortega just revealed.
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And his current rising star Sidluck will be fighting for 1 million Baht later this year.
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And we should be fighting for everyone to have rights whether they are married or not.
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NBC's Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert was always going to be fighting an uphill battle.
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Trump has worn glasses before, suggesting he may be fighting a losing battle with his squint.
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A lot you see now are more spontaneous, emotional fights by guys that really shouldn't be fighting.
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You would think, in 2019, that we would no longer have to be fighting for civil rights.
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Will we be fighting with or against the forces of the malignant Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad?
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You told people that when you got to Washington, you'd be fighting in the trenches for him.
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Moving into New Hampshire, Biden's campaign did not think it would be fighting a multi-front battle.
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And I hope you know that I will be fighting alongside you, every step of the way.
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These two companies will be fighting for your attention in a sort of press conference face-off.
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When a communications blackout falls over the planet, they find that they might be fighting one another.
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But it gave me a small glimpse of what it actually means to be fighting this disease.
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White supremacists may or may not claim to be fighting for Christian (or even Judeo-Christian) values.
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Thus, American officials considered many military soldiers and commanders, including Ali, to be fighting for U.S. interests.
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"It's just not a healthy situation for her parents to be fighting constantly," the insider tells PEOPLE.
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It's not at all clear why they should be fighting since they have nothing to fight about.
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What she didn't expect to be fighting for was access to a medicine Jett was already using.
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That means both campaigns will be fighting over 6-85033 percent of independent voters in battleground states.
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If the administration thinks impeachment is such a political winner, they wouldn't be fighting it this hard.
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Our representative should be fighting for Iowa, not voting to enrich their campaigns with your tax dollars.
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Maybe the best hope is that at least they'll care enough to be fighting about apples again.
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I could be fighting for extended periods at the max kill-combo, and overdrive never became available.
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Friend: Mars connects with Uranus today, and Aries may be fighting for more recognition or a raise.
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Extra garments, event officials told Zafar, were a safety issue, so she wouldn't be fighting that day.
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At the very least, Trump would only be fighting one tariff battle in Asia instead of several.
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Parts of both armies appear to be fighting or advising in the five-year-old Syrian conflict.
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Instead, young radicals who believe themselves to be fighting injustice are shown to be fools — and worse.
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They might be fighting over their "electability," but no one has actually attacked a rival as unelectable.
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Translation: Democrats could still be fighting among themselves little more than three months before the general election.
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She could be fighting Nazis in WWII or be a princess in the Middle Ages, she says.
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That's good news for this trio that will be fighting to make the cut for the weekend.
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An emotional Justin Bieber appeared to be fighting back tears mid-song at his Philly tour stop.
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By trying to win their hearts and minds, Logan may be fighting on the wrong battlefield altogether.
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White acknowledged McGregor's importance to the UFC but said he would not be fighting on the card.
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Hilary Duff may be fighting off a bad illness, but her children still remain her top priority.
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The group just didn't anticipate it would be fighting so enthusiastically on behalf of a President Trump.
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No. Certainly the few generations before that, TV was ... Soon you'll be fighting with Apple and Google.
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Republicans and the right will be fighting to end the reforms of -ObamaCare that brought new coverage to so many people, and to oppose the public option that Sanders and Clinton and liberals will be fighting for, to fix the predictable problems that came with the Affordable Care Act.
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It turns out that the Philippines' Manny Pacquiao will not be fighting British pro Amir Khan, after all.
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It&aposs also true that it&aposs a very tough time for Democrats to be fighting this pick.
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The Crown attorneys, acting on behalf of the United States will probably be fighting that application for disclosure.
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I&aposm not saying anyone on this panel -- NEEDHAM: The party should be fighting to rein in spending.
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Pitt will be fighting for custody, as Jolie has asked for sole physical custody of their six children.
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We chatted with him last week to find out which battles he expects to be fighting in 2018.
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In Kimura, he'll be fighting a complete newbie—the owner of a 0-0 record in MMA competition.
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Climate change, in the best of circumstances, we're going to be fighting it for the next many decades.
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I assumed I would be fighting the good fight: I would be giving a voice to the voiceless.
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We believe our opening offer to Mo'Nique was fair -- which is why we will be fighting this lawsuit.
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Instead, most fighters claimed to be fighting in the name of their town, their brigade, or their blood.
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But Trump "doesn't seem to be fighting for what he promised" on healthcare and tax reform, Meckler said.
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But I think, you can't be fighting two people that are fighting each other, and fighting them together.
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But in the longer term, Trump is still going to be fighting for his political life in 2020.
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Mr. Lauer's latest co-host, Savannah Guthrie, began the show on Wednesday appearing to be fighting back tears.
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They worked in the purple states of Minnesota and Virginia, where the Democratic nominee will be fighting hard.
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We look at the competing visions for America they'll be fighting over this week, and throughout the campaign.
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Marquez will either fighting an opponent too big, or Cotto will be fighting at a weight too low.
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I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election.
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They are believed to be fighting in Syria with the Islamic State (IS), and are wanted by Interpol.
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And the way to do that is to imagine what it feels like to be fighting their battles.
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Judging by this early look, the biopic of the WWE wrestler Paige appears to be fighting with itself.
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"The other teams will be fighting with tanks and the Koreans will be using wooden sticks," Lee said.
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In Kenya, Garissa county officials believe they'll be fighting locusts in the area for the next six months.
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We believe our opening offer to Mo'Nique was fair — which is why we will be fighting this lawsuit.
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We should be fighting for and guarding each other's rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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That's because Democrats "will be fighting over who is more socialist, Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton," Scalise added.
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Even if our government were a paradigm of functionality, we'd surely be fighting for custody of our brains.
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It might be a two-minute or five-minute fight, sometimes you might be fighting for 20 minutes.
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It's just up to New York voters who they want to be fighting corruption in Albany — and Washington.
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"I thought it [was] an interesting thing to remind ourselves that none of these things are new, and that this is a battle that we're going to be fighting for, we've been fighting since the beginning of our history and we'll probably be fighting for a long time afterwards," Clooney said.
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While these movements may not seem similar on the surface, they could actually be fighting for the same thing.
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And Demi knows she's got a target on her back: "Looks like I'll be fighting someone tomorrow," she predicts.
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Some of the reports published in America have false information such as Momo will be fighting a professional fighter.
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ISIS has built multi-layered defenses around the city and would be fighting among a civilian population under siege.
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According to police, the boy and a friend appeared to be fighting on the platform when police approached them.
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"I will maintain, today, yesterday, and tomorrow, I'm going to be fighting for the rights of women," Inslee added.
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Diaz announced last week that he had tested positive for a banned substance and wouldn't be fighting on Saturday.
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The hard part was always going to be fighting his way out afterward, and he prepared extensively for that.
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Nearly all the belligerents in 1914 believed they would be fighting a short war, until they found they weren't.
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But even as McDonald's tries to hold on to its market supremacy, it might be fighting a losing battle.
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I promise it will–because there are lots of allies out here who will be fighting on your behalf.
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Earlier May appeared to be fighting back tears as she was applauded out of the House of Commons chamber.
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Because Evangelion also tackles headier concepts: What does it mean to be fighting a battle you don't believe in?
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And it's certainly not a good look for Barcelona's own historied front third to be fighting on the field.
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Even before ABC officially decided to cancel it, Downward Dog was always going to be fighting an uphill battle.
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"If a criminal charge is brought, he will be fighting that vehemently," Mr. Rosenzweig said of the former judge.
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Help us honor all veterans by bringing them all home from the mental war they may still be fighting.
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Now consider the various ways that the Democrats will be fighting on harder terrain than the Democrats of 2006.
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But Mr. Lester seems to be fighting for more than the right to wear the swimsuit of his choice.
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"He is just picking petty fights with people he shouldn't be fighting," host Joe Scarborough responded on the program.
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While some outside legal experts have disputed Flood's argument, Trump has made it clear he will be fighting back.
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Democrats always have to be fighting a two-front war: pushing new policies while also defending those they've achieved.
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I want 21625 percent voter registration and 2900 percent turnout, and that's what we should all be fighting for.
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"We should be fighting to make it easier to vote, not harder to vote," he said, slamming Republican lawmakers.
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The AU peacekeepers, Somali federal government and local states are all supposed to be fighting the al Shabaab insurgency.
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We should be fighting for the system to expand, so that all of us can get access to roles.
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Sometimes she is not sure whom she should be fighting: the state, the farm owners, the skeptics in Orosi.
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In other words, Dr. King would still be fighting to make the dreams of low-wage workers into reality.
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"If you want to invest wisely, you constantly need to be fighting off your own worst impulses," he said.
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Public libraries might be fighting with Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu for your eyeballs in the online content wars.
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These unions could be fighting for sustainable jobs in a green transition as part of a broad-based movement.
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I accepted that recovery wasn't a one and done deal, that I would be fighting this thing for life.
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We know you guys will disagree and you'll fight against each other sometimes, but you'll be fighting for us.
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I'm pretty damn sure that it's going to be something they're going to be fighting for long after next year.
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Steve King said Monday that blacks and Hispanics "will be fighting each other" before overtaking whites in the US population.
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In the opening moments, a voice blares over the speaker, setting up the reason you're going to be fighting demons.
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While the Republicans would keep control of the House, they would be fighting with one hand tied behind their back.
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As important will be fighting corruption and crime in ways that reinforce the rule of law rather than undermining it.
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PDT This story has been updated to clarify that McGregor will be fighting in his first-ever pro boxing match.
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Exploring theories about our supposed innate differences will only fuel homophobia and inequality — which we should be fighting to end.
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"They'll be fighting over the Leicester and Aston Villa kits," joked William, who is an avid fan of the latter.
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Do you think five years from now you will be fighting a son of ISIS or a grandson of ISIS?
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I assume Geraldo and Pam are going to be fighting, so I will start with Greg before the fight begins.
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"I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election," Trump tweeted.
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As stupid as it would have sounded at the time, it was impossible to predict who Silva would be fighting.
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Yoder, who was elected to the seat in 2011, appeared to be fighting an uphill battle late in the campaign.
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Joyce, who turns 32 this month, has signed with Haye and will be fighting 35-year-old Briton Ian Lewison.
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You can use all the right lightening ingredients, but if you're not using SPF, you'll be fighting an uphill battle.
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Here are the global automakers that could be fighting it out to own the maker of Jeeps, Rams and Maseratis.
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The moment of calm is ending, and Chase will soon be fighting again, from North Carolina to the country's capital.
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WASHINGTON — Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders are right where they want to be: fighting each other over Medicare for All.
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These are good qualities if you want to survive a Winter where everyone is going to be fighting around you.
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The West must urge both Turks and the Kurds to see that they should be fighting IS, not each other.
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Her footwork as a defensive fighter has been marvellous and she has never looked to be fighting on instinct alone.
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If we leave again, 10-year-old Americans will be fighting as 20-year-old men and women in Iraq.
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As Pete Townshend wrote almost 50 years ago, "We'll be fighting in the streets / With our children at our feet".
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I want all of his friends to be fighting to come to his house to sample his mother's culinary creations.
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At the same time, it seems that the United States military will be fighting violent extremists for the foreseeable future.
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"We will be fighting this to ensure that democracy reigns supreme in the country," the party said in a tweet.
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"I predict that Hispanics and the blacks will be fighting each other before that happens," King said on 1040 WHO.
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At 85033, the idea of running came to mind, and now at 19, I will be fighting for the people.
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If regulators permit, the pair will soon be fighting over mainland shareholders, as well as digital payments and cloud computing.
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"Now that I've got your badge, I'm always going to be fighting the bad guys with you," he tells his niece.
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Regardless, there are three main areas the divorce lawyers will be fighting over: Either way, nothing legally changes on June 24.
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Popper and Hayek might be fighting for a decentralisation of the internet, so that individuals owned their own data and identities.
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Because Congress didn't yet know who the US would be fighting, the sentence didn't specify which groups the president could target.
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We already knew the latest Far Cry game was set in Montana, where players would be fighting a rural religious cult.
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However, we all know that the role everyone in Hollywood will be fighting over is Rufus, Ron's pet naked mole-rat.
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The new game is called Hades, and it looks like you'll be fighting your way through the underworld in Transistor style.
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And for various reasons, many of which are political, the government to date has not seemed to be fighting very hard.
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Votel: I hope in five years we won't be fighting a son of ISIS, but these terrorist groups don't just evaporate.
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Lin and Dewan will be fighting against the fact that people really do have a sense of learned helplessness around privacy.
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I love what this movie represents—gathering the light carriers, the people, the warriors who will be fighting against the dark.
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White also announced McGregor would "100%" be fighting for the UFC this year -- but didn't specify an opponent or a date.
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Voting is a fundamental constitutional right, and politicians should be fighting to protect and expand it no matter their political affiliation.
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Democrats seek to turn Virginia all-blue Democrats will be fighting to flip Virginia's House of Delegates and Senate on Nov.
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Controllers will be fighting fatigue and the additional stress of not knowing how their mortgages and other bills will be paid.
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The 11 banks will be fighting for an estimated fee pot of $85 million, according to Freeman Consulting/Thomson Reuters estimates.
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But if some members of Congress get their way, US forces may soon be fighting in a brave new frontier: space.
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It's a battle the Kurds may soon be fighting alone, as the United States begins to withdraw its forces from Syria.
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By competing to become a beauty queen, some asked, is a woman acquiescing to the very machismo she might be fighting?
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"And we're supposed to be fighting Russia," he says, complaining that the U.S. foots "90 percent of the cost of NATO."
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I said to my Generals, why should we be fighting for Syria.... ....and Assad to protect the land of our enemy?
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Some users questioned why a black print wasn&apost chosen, given the environment that space troops would theoretically be fighting in.
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"If we still had the draft, I doubt that we would still be fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan," one classmate wrote.
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Seven years after their city was destroyed, "We never thought that we'd still be fighting against the earthquake," Ms. Colaneri said.
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We Should All Be Feminists is a short book, but a great reminder of what gal pals should be fighting for.
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That's who I'll be talking about Tuesday night and who I'll be fighting for every single day in the White House.
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Given Hawley's tendency to amplify the quirks of the original film, Coon may be fighting through the headwinds of outright cartoonishness.
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In doing so, Powell appears to be fighting to avert the inevitable: The US economy is eventually headed for a recession.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA) said, adding that he's the son of immigrants and will be fighting to protect the DACA recipients.
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"At a certain point, so many people are going to be fighting for so little time to get exposure," Littman said.
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A team that once appeared to be fighting just to make the playoffs is a league-best 2104-23 since Feb.
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Eventually, opposition groups come into power, Sulzberger explained, and he doesn't want the paper to be fighting for any particular side.
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They would be fighting two powerful trends: A changing America and a court that has managed to put decisions like Plessy v.
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In a war situation we might be fighting each other, but this is a community without borders and having a great relationship.
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Someone you work with, a friend or relative may be fighting very hard against this disease, even if you can't see it.
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If these people were actually pro-life, they would be fighting hard for healthcare, childcare, education, gun control and protecting the environment.
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"If you want to invest wisely, you constantly need to be fighting off your own worst impulses," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Or was Josephs sticking up for Staub, who appears to be fighting with Caffrey as they make their way down the aisle?
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Ayatollahs tend to live long lives, but Mr Sistani is 88 and Mr Khamenei is 80 (and said to be fighting cancer).
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He also intimates that they have a history that she knows nothing about and that he wants her to be fighting him.
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For me it seems like this fucking war on drugs, which the government seem to be fighting and don't realise they've lost.
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And he looks forward, too, ruminating on which up-and-coming industries will be fighting over top talent in the coming years.
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But Mrs Clinton will be fighting hard through the next primary, in Nevada, and she is backed by a formidable campaign organisation.
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"We should collectively be fighting for a more open world, not one that promotes hatred and a lack of acceptance," he wrote.
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She may be fighting to put down masked vigilantes, but that doesn't liberate her from her own past as one of them.
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"I am proud to be fighting alongside you because, my friends, this is a time for all of us to stand together."
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But the matchup should remain intriguing, and both sides should still be fighting for playoff seeds at that point in the season.
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Republicans will be fighting to protect their Senate majority, which will expand by two seats to 85033-47 on Jan. 3. Sen.
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Jorge Masvidal will definitely not be fighting Conor McGregor next as "you can't make ultimatums," the UFC boss Dana White has said.
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Lessened risk translates into an improved ratio, and if you can avoid large losses, you won't consistently be fighting an uphill battle.
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"If you want to invest wisely, you constantly need to be fighting off your own worst impulses," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Regardless, the U.S. workers that Trump has pledged to protect should be fighting for them as the guestworkers alongside them already are.
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As far as I'm concerned, if they had any real ability they wouldn't be fighting me, they'd be doing something constructive themselves.
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FYI, the fatal incident McGregor is referring to occurred in 2016 -- and the man who died happened to be fighting Charlie Ward.
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At 6-4, the Falcons are still in control of the NFC South, and will probably be fighting for a playoff bye.
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The US continues to support a local rebel group in and around Rukban, Maghawir al-Thawra, which claims to be fighting ISIS.
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That is all sensible, but Stiglitz too often seems to be fighting intellectual battles of limited relevance to his largely American audience.
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So yes, the caucus-goers at this individual site will be fighting for tiny pieces of a fraction of a state delegate.
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If Wilbur Ross does what I think he will do, the only difference will be that we'll actually finally be fighting back.
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"We need to use this moment to defend DACA today and tomorrow we should be fighting for citizenship for all," they said.
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"A lot of Americans don't believe we should be fighting and sending young Americans over to die in another country," he said.
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In Week 9 of this season, the Packers and Lions will be fighting for relevancy in their Monday night clash at Lambeau Field.
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If I could only be happy with my body at a certain weight, I reasoned, I would always be fighting an uphill battle.
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Tsang closed his eyes as he heard his fate, while his family members in the public gallery appeared to be fighting back tears.
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US President Donald Trump has suggested his priority in Syria will be fighting Isis and not pushing for Mr Assad to step down.
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In addition, Clinton voters skewed more conservative than Clinton on several issues, like immigration and how aggressively the US should be fighting ISIS.
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If we were really separatists, or if there were separatists somewhere in this region, would they not be fighting the Donetsk government instead?
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Mickey is now practicing every day, he is looking forward for the bout and keeps asking when he would be fighting in Russia.
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If a film depicts non-whites as dependent on whites, the thinking goes, then it reinforces the systems it claims to be fighting.
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Giuliani said that if the Mueller team tried to force the issue by subpoenaing the president, it would be fighting a losing battle.
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Instead, the government should be fighting tax evasion, "sending the army to the border to close illegal crossings and addressing evasions", he said.
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Hardy will be fighting Austen Lane on June 12 -- and if he wins, it's possible White could award him with a UFC contract.
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The polls favor the former, history looks more favorably on the latter, though Cruz is now thought to be fighting for his survival.
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"Telekom will be much easier (to tackle) than RTB Bor and Resavica, but we will be fighting for Bor and Resavica," Vucic said.
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But the opposition will be fighting an uphill battle to secure the votes of Felda settlers, who have long been loyal UMNO supporters.
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Country star Joey Feek may be fighting terminal cervical cancer, but that doesn't mean she's ready to say goodbye to those she loves.
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Authorities have named Bahrun Naim, an Indonesian militant believed to be fighting with the Islamic State in Syria, as the suspected cell leader.
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Democrats, however, will be fighting to hold on to 25 seats, making the overall risk of Republicans losing their Senate majority relatively small.
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"We can't claim to be fighting the youth vaping epidemic while simultaneously protecting the favors most abused by young people," the letter reads.
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The group, Britain First, claims to be fighting the "Islamization" of England, and the graphic videos purported to show Muslims committing violent crimes.
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Lorenzo, who struggled all weekend, said it had been clear after the warmup that he would not be fighting with the other frontrunners.
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But the argument I am making is not that we should not be in Iraq, or that we should not be fighting ISIS.
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Sharp, an online magazine on European issues, argues that Britain should be fighting to keep what it has for as long as possible.
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Now, "AJ" will be fighting for a world title—an extraordinary rise which replicates the man's ever-increasing popularity in the United Kingdom.
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Out of boredom, many have already gone off to fight in Syria, but don't even know what they're going to be fighting for.
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"The players should be fighting against the state, but we wanted to make sure that there was tension between the players," he explains.
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"I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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It's a situation that has left some prominent Democratic women frustrated to still be fighting battles they hoped had been settled years ago.
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Just today, the U.S. Secretary of Defense said upwards of 20003 Americans are believed to be fighting for ISIS in the Middle East.
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Should we be fighting to take back the House and Senate, or will there be other opportunities to resist before the November elections?
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He'll be fighting Patrick Pikus, who has oddly been the subject of Republican mailers accusing him of being too liberal, for the nomination.
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The little tots appear to be fighting over a stuffed mermaid toy as Luna can be seen tugging on it from Miles' lap.
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Staring straight ahead, Anton Akastyolov describes what it feels like to be fighting on the frontline of Russia's proxy war with the west.
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If those numbers hold over the next eight weeks, Republicans struggling to hold their House and Senate majorities will be fighting steeply uphill.
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"I definitely do not think they should be fighting about this," said Arielle Kane, who directs health policy for the Progressive Policy Institute.
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" "We don't want to have a depleted military because we're all over the place fighting in areas that we shouldn't be fighting in.
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"This is absolutely a fight they should be fighting and that we will hold them accountable if they don't fight it," she said.
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Russian authorities deny using military contractors in any foreign military theater and say any Russian civilians who may be fighting abroad are volunteers.
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About 100 Australians are believed to be fighting or engaged with terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq, according to the Attorney-General's Department.
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Plus, you'll be fighting for the communities and issues you care about on a regular basis — not just when someone else organizes a demonstration.
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And that is what they are going to be fighting for and that is what the lawmakers tomorrow are going to be asking for.
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"For a lot of young people, myself included, I never imagined we would be fighting for access to the ballot like this," said Changa.
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Because everyone will be fighting over a finite amount of network capacity, that's tantamount to offering those that don't pay up shittier service anyhow.
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For Russia, the attack might well be seen as orchestrated by what Moscow sees as the terrorists it claims to be fighting in Syria.
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If the women don't reach it, she'll be fighting for a spot on the men's team, which has allowed mixed gender rosters since 2010.
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Disney creating its own ongoing content makes sense considering that it will be fighting for attention in an already-crowded field of streaming sources.
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He later added, "A lot of Americans don't believe that we should be fighting and sending young Americans over to die in another country."
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"I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election," he wrote on Twitter this week.
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May, 62, appeared to be fighting back tears as she left, stopping to shake hands with the speaker, John Bercow, on her way out.
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Whether he tries to defund Planned Parenthood, ban abortion, or make the Hyde Amendment permanent, we'll be fighting him every step of the way.
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One minute, they'd be fighting "like they never fought before," and 10 minutes later they'd be hugging and kissing and holding hands, he said.
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Friday, June 9 is Trans Lobby Day where members of the National Center for Transgender Equality will be fighting to advance trans-inclusive policies.
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"I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming election," President Donald Trump tweeted on Tuesday.
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He told reporters a shutdown wasn't "necessarily" on the table but could be, pledging that the White House would be "fighting for" the wall.
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If Derek's ghost showed up (which is not out of the realm of possibilities for this show), he and Meredith would probably be fighting.
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The Stranger Things characters may be fighting monsters from the Upside Down, but things are right-side up for fans of the Netflix series.
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It gives Democrats an opportunity to stand up for the principles surrounding open borders and illegal immigration they regularly claim to be fighting for.
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"I will be back a lot because we're going to be fighting real hard for Danny, and for Adam, and for Dean," Trump said.
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Though she may be eating apples again, the former champ is not expected to be fighting fit until the last quarter of this year.
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If you were to walk up to me in the street and say any of those things in my face, we'd probably be fighting.
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However, they could be fighting a losing battle if any more rain falls because of the porous rock type found inside the cave network.
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"If I cannot give my family, my team, and the fans everything that I have, then I should no longer be fighting," Ward added.
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It is unconscionable and unacceptable for nurses, doctors, and orderlies to be fighting on the front lines without face masks and other critical gear.
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Like Swakopmund, Walvis Bay and its mostly one-story houses seemed to be fighting a losing battle in avoiding becoming swallowed by the sand.
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All the while, the people they claim to be fighting for are losing insurance because they can no longer afford to pay astronomical premiums.
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Political context: Blue states all over will be fighting the rules, arguing they are an attack on women's health, so Washington won't be alone.
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I would suggest reading The Books of Sorrow since they outline the backstory for the Hive Gods we're likely to be fighting in Shadowkeep.
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But with 900 million people eligible to vote and more than 560 million internet users, the tech companies may be fighting a losing battle.
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About 100 Australians are believed to be fighting with or engaged in terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq, according to the Attorney General's Department.
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" Warren tweeted her thanks to Pressley, writing that "I'm proud to be fighting alongside you to put power in the hands of the people.
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"There might not be fighting in Marawi anymore, but there are still clashes almost every day in other parts of Mindanao," Mr. Lorenzana said.
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That we can't just be fighting the people in seats of power; we actually have to be the people in the seats of power.
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They will not be fighting door to door — at least for now — meaning US casualties are likely to remain low in the near term.
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You need your body to relax into being held by the corset; you don't want to be fighting it every step of the way.
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Vulture broke down some of the trailer's secrets, including the possible meaning behind the Matrix-like bullet scene and the baddies Diana will be fighting.
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In their place, fringe and backup options will be fighting over the next few weeks for a spot in next month's World Cup qualifying roster.
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They introduced us to the new kitschy It-bag fashion bloggers are going to be fighting over Shaped like a giant spool of golden thread.
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"Steve's going on to Breitbart where he'll be fighting the good fight against those globalist cucks, like my son-in-law Jared," fake Trump said.
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Boosting Klobuchar will only help moderates coalesce around a candidate, and rally them in opposition to the political horizon Warren claims to be fighting for.
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Somehow, in an age when the humanities are said to be fighting for their lives (let us wage that battle), Homer continues to be read.
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You assume The Bachelor owns a vacation house on a tropical island somewhere because that's the only reason 50 women would be fighting over him.
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The Mad Men alum will, once again, portray a true rebel — albeit this time, she won't be fighting against the government within a patriarchal dystopia.
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The attack marked the emergence of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) – a group that claimed to be fighting for the rights of the Rohingya.
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The Unsullied are also sporting new dragonglass-tipped spears, which means they will be fighting White Walkers, thank to Jon Snow's mining efforts at Dragonstone.
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They seek to expand government in passing massive increases in military spending when we have no wars to fight or that we should be fighting.
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At times on Tuesday, he seemed to be fighting against his own sense of impotence and disappointment that his rhetoric had not forged more progress.
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Rubio's voice was hoarse (he appeared to be fighting off a cold) but his strategy was the same as in the last debate: attack Trump.
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She was having treatment for throat cancer, so I was contacting her husband and her and she seemed to be fighting it, really doing well.
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On the 26th, I'll be fighting off my demons with "New Year's Eve," a perfect comedown from the thrill and innocence of the day before.
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Scott Jennings, a McConnell political advisor, said things will change for Trump and McConnell because the two will be fighting to win reelection in 2020.
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"We are aware of open source reports of reportedly American citizens currently in custody who were believed to be fighting for ISIS," Pentagon spokesman Cmdr.
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"I am concerned for women of color, who may be fighting on the foreign shores as to how their morale would be," Jackson Lee said.
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In the arena concourse, fans could get a glimpse at the Grand Finals trophy that the Shock and Titans would soon be fighting to win.
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She said the IRL party would be fighting to be a distinctive voice on the right in what would be a largely center-left agenda.
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Despite the title, it's not the next installment of the Mad Max franchise, but that doesn't mean Strang won't be fighting the powers that be.
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Commercials.... Which would make it kind of weird why he would be fighting again, because you know there's talk of him fighting in the UFC.
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Nevertheless, there will be a long line of candidates — men and women — who will be fighting tooth and nail to get the Uber CEO job.
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"I think we should be fighting even in these dishonest conditions," Ms. Sobchak told a packed news conference at the Stanislavsky Electrotheatre in central Moscow.
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And while the Modernists were triumphant, in his early days as a teacher and scholar Professor Scully seemed to be fighting a rear-guard action.
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But there were times when they wanted to eliminate one of our programs and I'd say, I am going to be fighting you on this.
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Both fighters will be well aware that if Cris "Cyborg" Justino hadn't failed a dope test in December, she would be fighting for that belt.
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And while they may not be fighting for victories, the drivers remain motivated to beat their rivals in a tussle often decided by fine margins.
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On July 20, through art builds and artful activism, youth will remind you of the beauty of the planet you should be fighting to protect.
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"Whether it's likely we win or unlikely we win, we need to be fighting each and every race," Thompson told ThinkProgress in a Wednesday interview.
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The fact that America has been a bastion of anonymous shells is a blight on Washington's claims to be fighting kleptocracy and grand corruption abroad.
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" Spielberg is one of the most influential figures in Hollywood, but Bock believes he and much the old guard may be fighting "a losing war.
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But if President Donald Trump and some members of Congress get their way, US forces may soon be fighting in a brave new frontier: space.
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UFC fighter Rachael Ostovich says she's "grateful" to be fighting on Saturday night -- after a domestic violence incident in November nearly derailed her MMA career.
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Should they be fighting just ISIS, as they're currently doing, or should the mission be expanded to fighting Iran and Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad?
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Even with a deeply unpopular Republican-led government, the Democrats may still be fighting an uphill battle to take back control of Congress in 2018.
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He'll bring the gang back together again for one last mission, only this time, they'll be fighting for their own gain, rather than for their country.
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We should not be fighting, as we have been under the Trump-Pence administration, for gains made generations ago — rights to control our bodies and futures.
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A tactic that could prove deadly in the expanse of the Pacific where Marines will be fighting as a distributed force across ships, island and barges.
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"If you're going to be fighting with people on stage, you need someone to come in to make sure that that fighting is safe," he explains.
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Unfortunately, that gives Russian and Syrian claims to be fighting extremism a morbid ring of truth, even as they allow jihadi fighters to retreat to Idlib.
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Experiencing such a film, I should not be fighting the temptation to check my phone (I didn't) or yawn (I did) at regular 10-minute intervals.
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"We will be fighting for freedom, dignity, democracy and for a Poland in Europe," PO leader Grzegorz Schetyna said during a televised speech at the march.
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"Arpaio would be fighting for the same votes as her, and Flake has a very strong conservative base he can hold onto," Volgy told BuzzFeed News.
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"We'll be fighting that battle without one of the very important tools, which is of course being able to look at the content itself," Zuckerberg said.
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And we know we can do this because they wouldn't be fighting so hard to stop us if they didn't know victory was in our sights.
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During the 1972, 1976, 1980, and 1984 presidential elections, Democrats seemed to be fighting themselves a lot more than the Republican candidates on the other side.
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They also have bigger fish to fry — namely an upcoming legal battle with Qualcomm, in which Apple and Samsung will be fighting on the same side.
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It's a shame it didn't get wider distribution: it's exactly the kind of diversity-minded, educational, and winningly entertaining documentary streaming outlets should be fighting for.
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She had been fighting "with one hand tied behind my back," and when she realizes who she should really be fighting for, her might is unleashed.
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One of the alleged documents shows the stamp of the Islamic State and contains identifying details of one person believed to be fighting with the group.
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Militants with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria appear to be "fighting to the death" in Libya's coastal city of Sirte, the Pentagon said Monday.
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In Doom you'll be fighting off demons, but with a pinball, while Elder Scrolls will include the ability to craft weapons and buy and sell goods.
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Now they are more likely to be fighting corruption charges (like President Jacob Zuma) or living it up in a way their constituents could never afford.
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The suspects had been communicating with and received money from Bahrun Naim, an Indonesian militant known to be fighting with Islamic State in Syria, Setiyono said.
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Leading into next Saturday's South Carolina primary, the Sanders campaign will be fighting to change the narrative that Sanders' appeal is limited to white liberal voters.
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Many Americans might struggle to articulate why Americans need to remain in places like Iraq and Afghanistan or be fighting in places like Niger and Yemen.
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But for those who start with some version of his politics, the idea that we should be fighting for control over our time might prove powerful.
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Congress should be fighting for the health and environmental interest of Americans and their children instead of safeguarding the ill-gotten profits of one multinational corporation.
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Lineker bout began to swirl, the ever-reliable Ariel Helwani reported the Caraway and Rivera would also be fighting soon – you guessed it, against each other.
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"Unless we counter terrorist radicalization and recruitment," the document concluded, "we will be fighting a never-ending battle against terrorism in the homeland, overseas and online."
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It might be fine at first, but if the earth is slightly damp or the beach too windy, you'll be fighting the elements the entire meal.
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That's why politicians as disparate as Mr. Trudeau, a Liberal, and Doug Ford, Ontario's Conservative premier, can both claim to be fighting for middle-class voters.
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Their first priority will be fighting the Syrian Kurds; in the process, they will turn another large swath of Syria into a wildlife preserve for jihadists.
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The counter is, separate from the court battle is, does Shari Redstone really want to be fighting Les Moonves for weeks and months and longer perhaps?
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On top of that confusion, I harbor a fear of expressing views that will offend other progressives, scholars and teachers who may also be fighting oppression.
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Even though the South Bend mayor is more centrist than Warren, the two appear to be fighting over a similar demographic niche — highly educated white voters.
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"The asylum program is a scam," he said, describing people "who look like they should be fighting for the U.F.C.," with large muscles and face tattoos.
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The green groups that will be fighting Pruitt are very skilled at this kind of litigation — and they tend to win a lot of these battles.
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Between his ponytail and his desire to throw jump spinning kicks any time Anders got close enough, Perez seemed to be fighting out of a different era.
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The successful attempt at creating fake viral content is especially ironic coming from Facebook, a company that claims to be fighting against this very type of content.
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So the first thing is for people to put it on top of the table, and not be afraid of, Well, we're just going to be fighting.
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You might be the one I'm controlling with the analog stick, but when push comes to bullets, the person I'm going to be fighting for is Clem.
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Teacher will appeal the ruling Clark's attorney told CNN that they'll be fighting her contract termination and will be asking for a hearing to contest her firing.
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Hopefully, you won't be fighting with anyone: Charming Venus enters Leo on the same day, encouraging an optimistic energy and bringing blessings around any travel you're doing.
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" The powerful statement goes on to explain that the battle against police brutality is one everyone should be fighting, "no matter your race, gender, or sexual orientation.
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Povetkin, 39 years old and with a 34-1 record, will be fighting in front of an 80,000 strong crowd at a stadium that Joshua calls home.
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Now the spotlight on Niger has led to calls for greater scrutiny both of the US troops' role there, and that of those they'll be fighting alongside.
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You might be fighting a swarm of tiny Yoshi with a strict time limit, or trying to beat Fox while dealing with ever-present wind and earthquakes.
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The coverage was to highlight that Turkish troops would be fighting Islamic State (IS) gunmen in addition to Kurdish ones—though IS has no presence in Afrin.
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EGW: I'm always going to be fighting negative stereotypes and assumptions about who I am, how much education I have, and what I have accomplished in life.
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"The first set was very tough and I was very nervous as I seemed to be fighting for every point," Halep said in a court side interview.
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The late star went to Washington, D.C. to lobby for the cause in 1986, 1990 and 1992, and would still be fighting today, according to her granddaughter.
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He will also be fighting in what he's dubbed "The Mane Event" when he faces Cezar Ferreira at UFC Fight Night in Halifax this Sunday, February 19.
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In this debate, the second of two, "both candidates seemed to be fighting not so much against each other as against negative stereotypes of themselves," we wrote.
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Additional Charges Whether or not Durst will ever face jail time in Kathie's death, the 73-year-old will be fighting legal battles for years to come.
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Conor recently told fans he would DEFINITELY be fighting Nate Diaz and Khabib Nurmagomedov in the near future ... but now, that all seems up in the air.
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Earlier this year, Khamenei said that if Iran was not taking part in the war in Syria then they would be fighting the same enemy inside Iran.
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After Apple's court filing Thursday, we can see arguments laid out from both sides and start to take stock of what the they will be fighting over.
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With Durant isolating on the block against a helpless defender, the help-side defenders will be fighting through the most unguardable off-ball action in the league.
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If we can get the task allocation right, the humans of the future won't be fighting with robots to shovel dirt, find landmines or drive mining equipment.
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Considering GoPro will already be fighting an uphill battle against DJI in terms of quadcopter market share, live-streaming from the Karma seems like a no-brainer.
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Votto desperately wants to achieve team-level success, and while they've started out competitive, the Reds don't figure to be fighting for a playoff spot this season.
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At DC Comics, the lesbian Batwoman will be fighting alongside Batman starting this month, while Cyborg, who is black, will star in a new series in September.
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He also said that 200 people from Belgium were believed to be fighting with the Islamic State militant group in Syria and that about 130 had returned.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov says he doesn't "have a lot of fights ahead" in his career because he doesn't want to still be fighting when he's 40 years old.
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While they may be fighting for changes they believe will reduce the public's health care expenses, the viability of their own business also hinges on the outcome.
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"We're there because virtually every expert that I have and speak to say if we don't go there, they're going to be fighting over here," he said.
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"We're there because virtually every expert that I have and speak to say if we don't go there, they're going to be fighting over here," Trump said.
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To top it all off, local lads Devin Clark and Ben Nguyen will be fighting in their hometown to get the crowd whipped up into a frenzy.
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But sure enough, yesterday it was announced that Sonnen will be fighting in the main event of Bellator's January 21 card at the Forum in Los Angeles.
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Avanesyan, a 21-1 fighter from Russia, won the interim title against Charlie Navarro last November and will be fighting for the first time on American soil.
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By going head-to-head and playing everybody in a balanced schedule, it forces you to be fighting all the way to the end of the season.
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She and fellow liberals Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan will be fighting the rightward tide even more than they did during the recently completed term.
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Mr. Menendez's hectic schedule underscores an effort to show that though he may be fighting to stay out of prison, he is still fulfilling his senatorial duties.
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The league does not want to be fighting a war with the union during the season when it is trying to keep the focus on the field.
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Congress has said it wants to form a post-poll partnership with Mayawati's BSP and SP alliance, though it will be fighting against it in 78 seats.
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And if we take military action we will not be fighting for democracy or freedom but for a polluting energy source that we increasingly no longer need.
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And the update will also cause the automated system to shut off if pilots appear to be fighting with it for control of the aircraft, pilots said.
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As he was running for president in 2008, Barack Obama presented Afghanistan as the war the United States should be fighting, not the "dumb war" in Iraq.
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" As he put it: "Shouldn't we be fighting back in this war, instead of withdrawing from combat or, even worse, providing institutional legitimacy for the bomb throwers?
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The videos make it difficult to see the extent of Mr. Hubbard's response, but at no point does he appear to be fighting back with similar force.
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If they're Democrats, tell them you want them to work harder — to stay on the Senate floor all night, if need be — fighting for people's health care.
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" Continuing, she said: "These groups are conjuring misinformation to work in their favor, when in fact we already offer the things they claim to be fighting for.
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Now the ESA's most notable priorities appear to be fighting the pathologization of gaming, and making the world safe for companies who want to sell loot boxes.
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A second marriage can bring children from the earlier union, and potentially they and your new spouse may be fighting over assets when the wealthy spouse dies.
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The 28-0 fighter still appears to be bruised up from the procedure -- but says he hopes to be fighting again by the end of the year.
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This is to guard against the possibility that the missing member may be fighting alongside an anti-American group like ISIS and later try to rejoin his family.
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As you make your charitable choices this year, here are a few of the non-profits that will be fighting for your digital privacy and security in 2017.
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The deal means that Kurdish forces, who were considered vital US allies in the fight against ISIS, would be fighting alongside allies of President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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The Socialist SPD Party – the third coalition partner – is gearing up for general elections in September 2017 where they will be fighting against the CDU and the CSU.
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When it was first announced that Demian Maia and Jorge Masvidal would be fighting on the main card of UFC 211, there was widespread excitement—and understandably so.
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As for Belmont, he's brings a new stage with him; naturally, he'll be fighting in Dracula's castle, complete with classic Castlevania bosses and candlesticks that give out items.
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Yamaha team boss Lin Jarvis said last week he doubted Rossi would go there unless he felt he could be fighting for the top five or six positions.
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At least 6,000 minors are still thought today to be fighting on both sides, with Houthis bearing most of the blame for violating this aspect of international law.
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Washington (CNN)White House chief strategist Steve Bannon appears to be fighting for his political life following stunningly lukewarm comments about him from President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
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The Golden State Warriors' biggest challenge on Saturday might be fighting the urge to look ahead in the schedule to dates at Cleveland and Chicago early next week.
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To be fighting for women's rights for your entire adult life, only to watch an alleged sexual harasser become the U.S. president, must be devastating in many ways.
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Personally, I take great comfort in knowing that she'll be fighting for us and with us as we continue to work towards gender equality and an inclusive America.
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Bellator stars Paul Daley and Michael "Venom" Page don't see eye to eye (they freakin' hate each other) ... and are rumored to be fighting in the near future.
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Billboards that advertise huge S.U.V.s motoring like tanks over potholed roads implied that each of us should be fighting the transit demon individually—Hey, get your own S.U.V.!
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They'll be fighting conquerors on the international stage, as well as infighting among tribal factions who want to plunder Wakanda's resources and sell them to the highest bidder.
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Because if we don't, I fear that a century from now we'll still be fighting the never-ending battle for a more accessible, equitable and inclusive health system.
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Lankford, the lead Republican sponsor, told reporters Tuesday that they would be "fighting all the way to the end" to get the provision into the defense policy legislation.
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"Everything we know about Mr. Quarles says he will be fighting hard on behalf of the big banks," Senator Elizabeth Warren said on the Senate floor on Thursday.
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It used to be at any point in time, you could go to a nightclub downtown and start a fight and you could be fighting for 20 minutes.
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"This isn't a fight I would've chosen - to be fighting the millionaires and billionaires and the government at the same time, with almost no resources," Nick Martin explains.
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Here's where the news gets even better: it's now looking like all six of the aforementioned men will be fighting in the next two and a half months.
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Late last week, Saul "Canelo" Álvarez announced that he will be fighting Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. on May 6th at a location to be determined on HBO PPV.
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Their betrayal is more painful -- and therefore elicits more anger from Bannon -- because they should be fighting right alongside him -- and instead they are working to undermine him.
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"Hey Cyborg Nation fans, I'm very excited to announce that I'm going to be partnering with Scott Coker and Viacom -- I'll be fighting Bellator," the fighting legend says.
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He also said that of the 600 militants known to be fighting in Marawi, about 220 were still entrenched in four neighborhoods in the city's central business district.
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Certainly the EV credit is worth fighting for, especially since, if Democrats ever get control of Congress, they're going to be fighting against these same Koch-funded groups.
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In Westworld, Ford seems to be fighting that fear by creating a whole race of creatures whose regrets can be wiped out with the touch of a tablet.
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A Baltimore police officer has resigned following the release of a video that showed him repeatedly beating and punching a man who doesn't appear to be fighting back.
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" The "American people," Hunter maintains, "don't want to be fighting off hordes and hordes of people from foreign cultures that are utterly changing their country to the core.
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He could have appointed, named any one of the 20183 people on his list, and they would be fighting the same sort of opposition as they are right now.
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At a moment when the party should be celebrating a victory, unified against President Donald Trump and preparing to roll out their agenda, they'll instead be fighting among themselves.
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If a fighter is only worth $10,000—the standard price tag for an anonymous debuting fighter—maybe they shouldn't be fighting for the UFC (or Bellator, for that matter).
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About 40 have returned – some of whom are believed to pose a continued threat – about 70 have been killed, and the rest are still believed to be fighting there.
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For days after the attack, legal scholars, journalists, and policy wonks questioned whether the soldiers were deployed under the AUMF and, if so, which group they might be fighting.
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Eugene Volokh, professor at UCLA School of Law, believes universities will be fighting a losing battle if they try to hold Spencer accountable for the actions of his supporters.
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Officials don't know how long the will be fighting since they only just made headway against the blazes on Sunday and any change in weather could set that back.
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No word on whether Gordon will be fighting with the DC superhero all-stars, but with his new guns, it looks like he'd be able to hold his own.
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"This is the group of people that every country will be fighting for," she told CNBC Make It, noting the growing international demand for skilled technical and creative workers.
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The group has virtually no support among the people it claimed to be fighting for (in congressional elections in March the party won less than 1% of the vote).
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Instagram just recently started selling the same type of full screen, vertical video ads that Snapchat has popularized, and the two apps will be fighting to win marketer budgets.
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French authorities estimate that about 100 French jihadists may still be fighting in the Baghouz area and say dozens are being held by Kurdish-led groups in northern Syria.
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Floyd Mayweather says a recently released video of him suggesting he was in talks to rematch Manny Pacquiao is "old," and that he won't be fighting the Filipino again.
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Perhaps it's fate that today is the Fourth of July, and you will once again be fighting for our freedom … Not from tyranny, oppression, or persecution … but from annihilation.
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They're just a thorn in the side and once they're gone, the YPJ will still be fighting: against fascism, against patriarchy, and for women's rights across the Middle East.
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"Trans and gender non-conforming people," she adds, "we are the architects of the world that feminism should be fighting for, a world where you're not restricted by gender."
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The ODNI report is released every six months and does not give details on where or for which groups the former detainees are confirmed or suspected to be fighting.
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That was hard because I didn't want to be fighting with my mom about when we're getting groceries next, or how various things in the house should be arranged.
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"My husband and I have been looking for a game we could play together for years that was co-op, and not be fighting against each other," she said.
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PANAJACHEL, Guatemala — If someone had come to her community in western Guatemala sooner to offer cervical cancer screening, perhaps Micaela Yac Jeteya, 235, wouldn't be fighting for her life.
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Such a perspective would help explain the many Valley-adjacent figures who have felt qualified to chime in on how we should be fighting the spread of the coronavirus.
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And while the Islamic State and Al Qaeda claim to be fighting on behalf of Islam, he said they do not speak for Muslims everywhere, including the United States.
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The point is that when the next presidential election comes around, the Democrats will not necessarily be fighting on that moral turf upon which they enjoy signaling their virtue.
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Because those are the people that will be fighting on our behalf, and we want them to go in with deep pockets, and to be able to wage war.
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If you can still fight when the odds appear to be against you, and when it looks like you might be fighting it alone, then you are genuinely brave.
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With Blaine Gabbert presumed to be the 6ers' No. 249 quarterback, Kaepernick, who led San Francisco to two NFC title games, was believed to be fighting for a roster spot.
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Eyewitnesses who were driving behind their vehicle told police that Alexandria and Anastasia appeared to be fighting and that Anastasia could be seen pulling her sister's hair, officials have claimed.
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If the Freedom Caucus exists to stand up for fiscal conservatism, it should be fighting for the AHCA to cut federal spending and reduce federal deficits as much as possible.
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When we hear about a great deal it can be difficult to not immediately think that the brand in question must be fighting for the spotlight in a crowded market.
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When Sara Hebard's 8-year-old son suffered a minor injury after falling off his bicycle, she never expected her boy would be fighting for his life just days later.
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Los Rojos and Guerreros Unidos are said to be fighting a bitter turf war over who controls lucrative criminal activities in the area such as kidnappings, extortion, and drug trafficking.
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Although Dawson's videos are made for entertainment purposes, according to the creator, they have arrived at a time when YouTube is supposed to be fighting conspiracy theories on the platform.
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But you will find that the families coming out of Orlando are going to be fighting for laws that will prevent a multitude of other gun tragedies around the country.
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Britain still seems to be fighting the referendum campaign (with the Remainers putting up a rather better fight than they did in 2016), instead of drawing up an exit plan.
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I want to thank ... those who respect us members in the black community, as we respect them, and those who would rather be fighting with us instead of against us.
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"A neuroscientist put it to me best and said, 'Andrew, you're going to be fighting the human mind because the human mind is programmed for resource scarcity," he said Tuesday.
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The Saudi-led coalition has claimed to be fighting to prevent Houthi rebels allied with Iran and other forces loyal to Yemen's deposed President Ali Abdullah Saleh from taking power.
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But when he claims to be fighting an establishment in October 2016, the arguments sound more conspiratorial and like an effort by someone who is losing to find a scapegoat.
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All in all, this Trump tweet, from Tuesday, has aged remarkably poorly: I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election.
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" The fight between Haye and Briggs has moved a step closer as the Brit announced on Facebook: "Briggs will be fighting on my undercard on May 21 at The O2.
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President Vladimir Putin has said publicly that about 2,000 Russians as many as 7,000 people from former Soviet countries are believed to be fighting with ISIS in Syria and Iraq.
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As for Joshua, he'll be fighting 29-year-old Andy Ruiz on June 1 -- after his original opponent, Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller, tested positive for a bunch of banned substances.
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In November he spoke to the Wall Street Journal about the arming of rebels, saying that he didn't think it was productive to be fighting Syria which is fighting ISIS.
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Because he'll be fighting in Russia: the frontier, the wild east, the land of unfettered masculinity and contempt for the "feminizing" corruptions of the western world, corruptions like drug testing.
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The group was suspected of having direct links to Bahrun Naim, an Indonesian who had lived in Solo but is now believed to be fighting with Islamic State in Syria.
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Terms such as "Spic" or "Polack," which used to be fighting words back in the day, now elicit blank stares and confusion when mentioned to teenagers, millennials or Gen Xers.
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Richards and other lobbyists who spoke to The Hill on Wednesday said that many clients would be fighting to attach policy riders to spending bills amid the shortened congressional schedule.
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Amother tech stock, Tesla, may well be fighting for its very life as its balance sheet looks dire while its massive bond payments are due over the next 1½ years.
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Protected by a friendly regime, ISIS and Al Qaeda would not be fighting for their lives but doing what they say is their mission: killing infidels all over the world.
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Unbeaten UFC lightweight Khabib Nurmagomedov and Tony Ferguson, a fellow competitor at the 155lbs weight limit who enjoys a nine-fight win streak, may be fighting each other after all.
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It's generally after 2200 hours that the soreness reaches its peak, and that's when he will be fighting in high altitude with rivals trying to take him off his perch.
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The trailer reveals that players will be fighting through time to help Saint XIV, a legendary Titan that has been mentioned through lore and armor pieces since the original Destiny.
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If reports of the deal are confirmed, it would mean that allies of the US will be fighting alongside allies of President Bashar al-Assad's regime, which the US opposes.
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Joshua Holland interviewed Haaland for the Nation recently, and the candidate said her top policy priorities would be fighting climate change, supporting a "renewable energy revolution," and Medicare-for-all.
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So, news that these two legends could be fighting again, in Japan, in an organization helmed by the former Pride president, is undeniably thrilling when it first reaches your ears.
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That's not a commercial thing, that's just a, you know, an urgency to stay relevant and a realization that every editor and every reporter should be fighting to be read.
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After a few days of riding, he did run into an issue where the wheel seemed to be fighting against him, emitting a strange high-pitched whine when he pedaled hard.
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They also mean that the President will not just be fighting for his political life next year but also could face a desperate personal motive to cling to the White House.
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We should all be fighting for Black Lives Matter, immigrant rights, women's rights, LGBTQ rights, indigenous rights, disability rights, and women's movement, and for all people of color who feel marginalized.
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Meanwhile, a direct listing means that everyone will be fighting for shares on day one, and even an average investor will have the same opportunity to buy shares as larger institutions.
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"Several years after the series has ended, and 20 years since its beginning, for the Buffy fandom, Buffy's vampires represent any retrograde asshole we happen to be fighting now," says Pender.
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Swonk expects the Fed to also cut rates next year, and ultimately take the fed funds rate back to zero since she believes the central bank will be fighting a recession.
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But as their candidates roll through vote-rich eastern Iowa and population centers like Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, they know they will be fighting for much of the same turf.
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The reason all of us are here is we believe we should be fighting for the working men and women of this country, and not Washington, D.C. BARTIROMO: Thank you, sir.
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There are no happy endings for Starks, and even in the best possible outcome, they're just going to be fighting for a slightly less miserable version of what they're facing now.
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So while Warcraft may be fighting a losing battle in the U.S., its numbers in China and elsewhere overseas have probably still made some folks at Universal quite happy about it.
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This means everything for Trump has to go almost exactly right from here on out, or else he will be fighting it out with Ted Cruz and John Kasich in Cleveland.
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Republicans will be fighting to hang onto their majorities, and they'll face another hurdle in the Senate: a slimmed-down majority come January after Alabama elected a Democrat earlier this month.
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A matter of months after the U.K. Independence Party achieved its founding aim of securing Britain's exit from the European Union, the party appears to be fighting for its political life.
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With this new agenda, LGBTQ+ leaders in New York will be fighting to reinstate Governor Cuomo's 2014 initiative to collect SOGI (sexual orientation and gender identity) data on New York residents.
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U.S. troops also are battling an enemy — Islamic State militants — that didn&apost exist 16 years ago in a country — Syria — that the U.S. didn&apost expect to be fighting in.
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Jim explained how he used to constantly be "fighting" with the medium – pastel colors would mix when he didn't want them to, brushes wouldn't be as exact as he needed, etc.
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So, with China still up in the air and the Fed determined to raise rates due to strong employment, investors will be fighting both the Fed and world events next week.
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In June, militants who claimed to be fighting for Islamic State said in a video they had chosen the Philippines' most wanted man, Isnilon Hapilon, to lead their Southeast Asian faction.
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And most important, trust your intuition—you will be fighting it at this time, which is unlike you, but the tension that's in the air will make you second-guess yourself.
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The Right Sectorites claim to be fighting on behalf of a vast and ignorant Ukrainian population that will welcome liberation when it comes but who lack the courage to achieve it.
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Few saw then that the United States would still be fighting wars of various kinds a decade and a half later, not only in Afghanistan, but also in Iraq and Syria.
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LOS ANGELES — Kevin Nealon appeared to be fighting back genuine tears as he delivered one of the biggest laugh lines at a memorial service Sunday night for the comedian Garry Shandling.
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Though Nurmagomedov said he doesn't want to still be fighting when he's 40, he still has a "fire" burning inside him which motivates him to build his legacy while he can.
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"Instead of pursuing a $15 minimum wage that will reduce employment opportunities and real family income, lawmakers should be fighting for $85033,000 careers by addressing the skills gap," the group said.
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"Clearly Bernie sees Beto as a true threat, they seem to be fighting over the same turf based on how I'm watching the opposition research within the Democratic Party," he said.
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I'm going to be fighting in the cage for Combate Americas, mi familia, mi casa, and I'm not just saying this because my boss is here and he writes my checks.
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There is less and less popular and elite opposition to Mr. Khamenei's claim that if the Revolutionary Guards did not fight terrorists in Damascus, it would be fighting them in Tehran.
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"We shouldn't have to be fighting this right now," Ms. Staples said outside the marble-lined courtroom as throngs of summer tourists, oblivious to conflict, wandered the Old Port neighborhood outside.
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Schiff has defended the decision to move forward, arguing Democrats would still be fighting the former Trump official in the courts for his testimony if they had gone down that path.
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Because American servicemen and women are stationed around the world in unstable theaters, the likelihood that they will one day be fighting on chemical battlefields just became a lot more likely.
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"Some of the roughest people you've ever seen, people that look like they should be fighting for the UFC," he said, referencing the Ultimate Fighting Championship mixed martial arts promotion company.
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"I never imagined that I would be the one to be fighting for this and having to go through it, but I definitely would do it over again," Jana Adams said.
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With this being the first time Oquendo has stepped into the ring in over 2-years, it doesn't make all that much sense for him to be fighting for a championship.
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Google will consider an appeal during that time period, which means that while the company tries to figure out how to adapt to the ruling, it will also be fighting it.
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Not long after the Globo article surfaced, Owen Roddy appeared on The MMA Hour where he revealed that McGregor had told him that he would definitely be fighting on March 5.
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The Times runs many vital stories on climate change and the governmental agencies that are supposed to be fighting it, but unfairly or not, it's the screw-ups that get noticed.
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And we must make certain our brave young men and women in the military are not thrown into perpetual warfare in the Middle East or other wars we should not be fighting.
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UFC star Tyron Woodley says he beat Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson so badly during their fight back in November, the dude suffered a concussion ... and he should NOT be fighting at UFC 209.
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"That fight is an important one for Gaga, who said turning 30 made her realize that she wanted to be "fighting for what's true — not for more attention, more fame, more accolades.
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The game veers pretty hard toward realism and gritty, authentic experiences, which, and this has been made pretty obvious by now, is the reason you won't be fighting zombies in this game.
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The elder Lopez Nunez at the time of his arrest was believed to be fighting for control of the Sinaloa Cartel against the sons of its captured leader Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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It can be so overwhelming to constantly be fighting for your existence, so I totally respect if one would want to just keep quiet about that and just try and lay low.
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Trump has been famously litigious during his career and has dozens of open lawsuits, and if the GSA decides to pursue the hotel issue, he'll be fighting it as a sitting president.
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It&aposs not a very good plan to be fighting over one of the president&aposs priorities going into the midterm elections, but this is where we find ourselves isn&apost it?
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He has indicated, though, that his priority in the multi-sided Syrian conflict will be fighting Islamic State - not forcing President Bashar al-Assad to leave power as Ankara has long desired.
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Though the marchers didn't all vote for Clinton, they all seemed to be fighting for the same things: equal rights for all, racial justice, reproductive rights, and better opportunities for every family.
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That path in itself is a potential landmine field, given the wide array of deductions and the various special interest groups and lobbyists who will be fighting to keep them in place.
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He has indicated, though, that his priority in the multi-sided Syrian conflict will be fighting Islamic State - not forcing President Bashar al-Assad to leave power as Turkey has long desired.
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Trump has spoken about this in the past, including a November interview with The Wall Street Journal, saying he didn't think it was productive to be fighting Syria, which is fighting ISIS.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A Massachusetts man who admitted to murdering three people in a weeklong 2001 rampage in two states will again be fighting a possible death sentence in federal court on Wednesday.
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Thanks to gifts like these, the SVCF has grown so big so fast that, were it an internet startup, venture capitalists likely would be fighting each other for a piece of it.
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Both Frankie Edgar and Jose Aldo got their wishes of a featherweight title fight at UFC 200 on July 2003, but they won't be fighting the man that actually holds the belt.
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Since the village was awarded its rights, they have also not been bothered as much by Maoist insurgents in the region, who claim to be fighting for the rights of indigenous communities.
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I wondered how these people could be fighting for justice on the streets and at the same time giving their business to a company that seems to be in bed with Trump!?
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If you're a New Yorker, physiologically, your body thinks you're in London and you're trying to adjust to that time, so you're gonna be fighting your physiology come bedtime that next night.
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One cannot be on both sides of the fence, support terrorism activities in one place for narrow political gains, while publicly claim to be fighting the vast terrorism infrastructure around the world.
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In 1917, World War I was going on, and women were questioning how the United States could be fighting to make the world safe for democracy when not all Americans could vote.
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By essentially forcing Democrats to keep filing lawsuits to try to enforce their subpoenas, Mr. Trump will be fighting what he can portray as "presidential harassment" and to stall the inquiries themselves.
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Those of us walking into the rooms of Covid-19-positive patients every day need you and your minds, your networks, your creative solutions, and your voices to be fighting for us.
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For the Trump administration to try to block the merger of two relatively small media players while letting Google operate freely with no privacy restrictions is to be fighting the last war.
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Average troopers are no match for the power of the force, and the stormtroopers know it, too, shouting about how unprepared they are to be fighting a Jedi when you battle them.
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As the 2020 election season ramps up, two global events beyond President Trump's control threaten to be decisive in determining the U.S. economic environment in which he will be fighting that election.
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Ms. Moore transformed and tamed the vaudeville style that had dominated sitcoms, perfecting a comic housewifely hysteria in Laura, made visible in the way she often appeared to be fighting back tears.
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But the penalties paled in comparison to the money gleaned off this data by wireless carriers over the last decade, and wireless carriers like T-Mobile say they'll be fighting the fines.
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It's just that I used to do things like engage in these idiotic fights, which is a terrible look for reporters, and then I'd be fighting with an egg with 27 followers.
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" In particular, he was interested in the question of whether an American Muslim soldier who turned his gun on fellow U.S. soldiers "in the name of Islam" would be fighting a "true jihad.
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This is the first time Khan will be fighting as a middleweight—in the loosest sense possible—despite not being close to a world title shot at his home at the welterweight limit.
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As Clark Jr. recalls, his father foresaw U.S. military intervention in Iraq and warned that as a soldier he would be fighting a war that had nothing to do with defeating al Qaeda.
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The compensation they are asking for is insignificant when compared to the revenue those video games make, but video game companies seem to be fighting SAG-AFTRA's demand as a matter of principle.
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Fernandez, 25, still expects to be fighting it out with Hanyu for gold in Helsinki but said emerging talents such as China's Jin Boyang and Japanese teenager Shoma Uno could not be discounted.
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Then, in season two, the stakes are thrown even further into chaos when it becomes clear that the Hosts might not be the worst of what humanity might be fighting for its survival.
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I used to see TM in the club all the time before I knew he was a producer, and every time I seen this nigga he would just be fighting in the club.
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One of the premises of Upworthy was that if climate change content is going to be fighting with some guy surfing off his roof for attention in the News Feed, it needs help.
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Both sides are supposed to be fighting Islamic State in Syria, but escalating clashes between them have highlighted the conflicting agendas of Ankara and Washington in the increasingly complex battlefield of northern Syria.
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TRUMP: Well I can only tell you – I can't tell you, because his strategy, it's open and it would seem to be fighting ISIS but he's fighting it in such a limited capacity.
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With a record of 5-1, Hall will be fighting in the Octagon for the first time since winning season 22 of the show—beating Russian-born Irishman Artem Lobov by unanimous decision.
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" But he has also tried to correct the record on Russian election interference, tweeting Tuesday: "I'm very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election.
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Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade, predicted "this is a battle the Fed will be fighting well into next year," when Jerome Powell likely takes Yellen's position as chairman.
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And then of course came the more existential question: Why did Space Force need a camouflage pattern at all, since none of its personnel would ever actually be fighting out beyond the mesosphere?
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"Everyone agrees that Congress should do this, there is no reason we should still be fighting about this in the courts," said Blackman, who agrees with Hanen that the program is likely illegal.
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Mr Alix, whose litigious investment firm, Mar-Bow Value Partners, is mischievously named after Marvin Bower, one of McKinsey's founding fathers, claims to be fighting to defend the integrity of the bankruptcy system.
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Some Chechens are known to be fighting as committed jihadis on the side of Islamic State in Syria and Moscow fears they may return to attack Russia, something they have threatened to do.
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In the video, obtained by TMZ, the dog appears to be fighting to stay out of the fast-moving stream as a man in a green suit wrestles to put the animal in.
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There's also some detail on the villains they'll be fighting, who are related to something called the "Children of the Vault" — seemingly, in true Borderlands fashion, a cult with a penchant for gladiatorial combat.
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As for public health experts, the authors say, the best way to fend off anti-vaccine sentiment online might not be fighting the antivaxxers in their mentions, but undercutting the legitimacy of their message.
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When a self-styled military "Peace Council" tried to topple Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and his increasingly authoritarian government on Friday night, the rebel generals and colonels seemed to be fighting the last war.
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Alongside the new footage, BioWare has put out a selection of screenshots that give us a better look at the armored aliens that seem to make up the Remnant faction you'll be fighting against.
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Eyewitnesses who'd been driving behind the sisters told police Alexandria and Anastasia appeared to be fighting, and that Anastasia could be seen pulling her sister's hair, officials have alleged, according to the Associated Press.
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"It's like we were supposed to be fighting so-called liberal propaganda by making our own," said Steve Klett, who covered the Trump campaign for The Epoch Times as his first job in journalism.
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"It is utterly regrettable that a movement that began with such promise and purport to be fighting for social justice matters has now deteriorated into a group that engages in criminality," Mr Price said.
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As I wrote in my column in The Hill this week, she should be appealing to them and making the case that she will be fighting on their side to make their lives better.
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"It always felt important to be fighting against bad things that are happening," she says, adding that she spends much of her time as an organizer doing just that, battling pipelines and polluting corporations.
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Just like TMZ Sports told you would happen ... the 41-year-old boxing superstar announced he'll be fighting at RIZIN 03 on Dec 31, against an undefeated 20-year-old kickboxer named Tenshin Nasukawa.
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"There's three quick teams and there's no doubt that Red Bull are going to be people that we are going to be fighting with this year," Mercedes technical head James Allison told Sky Sports.
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But for liberals, the legislative battles have exposed a series of tricky policy trade-offs that cut to the heart of a larger national debate: What kind of "progress" should Democrats be fighting for?
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Warren's position on healthcare is still far more ambitious than anything contemplated by the Obama administration, and she's previously said that her highest priority will be fighting political corruption (in other words, not healthcare).
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Now, under the USADA policy Diaz can contest any or all of the Whereabouts Failures with a review panel within 14 days of the provisional suspension, which means he could be fighting again soon.
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American democracy, while far from perfect, is fueled by the notion that money doesn't mean superiority, that we should be fighting for those left behind, not crowing about our ability to please the wealthy.
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Twelve brand is a 'gimmick' that tastes like medicine, according to a scathing YouTube whiskey reviewerKhabib Nurmagomedov's manager says the Russian won't be fighting 'irrelevant' Conor McGregor again because he's 'already whooped his ass'
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The new operation will also require careful synchronization among the Iraqi Army, Interior Ministry troops and the Counterterrorism Service, which report to different authorities in Baghdad and sometimes seem to be fighting separate wars.
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" Mr. Warren, the president of Community Change, which coordinates with over 200 grass roots organizations, was a bit more cautious: "If there is a political opening, we're all going to be fighting over priorities.
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Trump emphasized that he doesn't want the US to be relying on steel from a country that it might be fighting with in the future, framing it as a matter of national security. Sens.
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Prosecutors had demanded a 10-year sentence for Novi, whom they said received instructions to carry out the attack from Bahrun Naim, an Indonesian militant believed to be fighting with Islamic State in Syria.
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I could see that the people I was fighting were embarrassed, they were putting their heads down or closing their eyes, they were fighting with their pride, they didn't want to be fighting at all.
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While gun activists sit back and wait with bated breath for the moment a concealed handgun license holder saves the day on campus, I'll be fighting to keep guns out of my organic chemistry classroom.
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At UFC 70 in Manchester, England, Napao was paired against feared K-1 and Pride striker Mirko Cro Cop—the pride and joy of the country in which Gonzaga will be fighting in this weekend.
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"Tonight, we are taking to the floor and social media to denounce this plan and warn the American people that the Democrats will be fighting tooth and nail against this potentially catastrophic move," Schumer said.
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I can't see ever stopping because I'm always going to be around cats, I'm always going to be fighting for cat adoptions, I'm always going to be at humane societies and doing this cat music.
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He will be fighting to reverse dismal showings for the ruling party in the last two elections, when it lost considerable ground although still won enough seats to rule in a coalition with its allies.
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"Tonight, we are taking to the floor and social media to denounce the plan and warn the American people that the Democrats will be fighting tooth and nail against this potentially catastrophic move," he said.
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They will also be fighting a fraud lawsuit in San Diego, going to court against two chefs in Washington and continuing a long legal fight in Florida over airliners flying above his Palm Beach resort.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Valtteri Bottas could be fighting for his Formula One future this season but the Finn says he feels less pressure than last year when he joined champions Mercedes as Lewis Hamilton's team mate.
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We claim to be fighting for middle- and working-class people, but it is obvious to all that our priorities lie first and foremost with the wealthy donors we rely on to fund our campaigns.
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TJ Dillashaw and Cody Garbrandt would be fighting for the bantamweight championship, and in the event I personally was most invested in, the undefeated strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk would face Rose Namajunas for her belt.
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But there are (at least) four or five of them, all clustered around the same positions; come next summer, they will be fighting for the same voters, and as a result, they could all lose.
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Thousands of nationals from Central Asian nations are known to be fighting alongside Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq, and authorities have long warned they could return and carry out attacks on home soil.
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Though he was forced to pull out of his March 3 title defense due to an ankle injury, he claimed to be fighting-fit and ready to test Nurmagomedov ten pounds above his weight class.
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There are entire scenes, particularly near the end, where characters who should be fighting tooth and nail for what they want instead stand still and calmly reflect on what they each want to do next.
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Because, well, if you're claiming to be fighting for democracy by mobilizing popular support, and you're doing it from inside a Western democracy, can you really claim that while your organization remains in the shadows?
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Although Sidiqui understands women might be fighting an uphill battle in journalism — with insecurity and the threat of violence a constant -- she is hopeful that Zan TV will inspire young women to follow their dreams.
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"Tonight, we are taking to the floor and social media to denounce this plan and warn the American people that the Democrats will be fighting tooth and nail against this potentially catastrophic move," he said.
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Matchups across Week 210 will have direct implications about which teams will be staying home when playoffs start in January and which will be fighting for the ultimate prize of a Super Bowl trophy. 215.
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In New York, it's generally a risky move to be fighting with the city's two most powerful men on the same day you arrive for a campaign rally — but apparently not if you're Ted Cruz.
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There's this whole debate right now in the body positivity movement about whether we should be fighting for all bodies to be recognized as "sexy," or fighting for the idea that looks don't matter at all.
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All this doesn't mean that I am not open or celebrate new technologies and opportunities, but [as long as] I'm alive I'll be fighting for the capacity of hypnosis of the large screen for the viewer.
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Although the US and United Kingdom have sent military advisors to Ukraine this year, and a handful of European volunteers have been known to be fighting on Kiev's side, no Western combat troops have been reported.
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About 110 Australians overseas are believed to be fighting for the Islamic State or actively supporting the group, according to the Australian government, which is part of the United States-led effort to fight the extremists.
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Ghani's government, in a separate statement Thursday, also criticized comments made by Trump a day prior at a Cabinet meeting, where he said Russia and Pakistan should be fighting in Afghanistan, and not the United States.
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Thousands of nationals from Central Asian nations are known to be fighting alongside Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq, and the authorities have long warned they could return and carry out attacks on home soil.
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You're supposed to be fighting for someone and then that someone gives billions of dollars to the one you're, you know, guarding against, I think it's ridiculous so I let that be known also this time.
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Of to the side, Ben Carson, Chris Christie, John Kasich, and Jeb(!) Bush will be fighting as hard as they possibly can for airtime, not just in the debate, but in the Republican race going forward.
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Spicer stated that the hearing tonight, in which Trump will be fighting Seattle District Judge James Robart on his immigration and refugee executive order, is solely "an interim decision" on whether the president's order is enforced.
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"With the right funding, the right leadership, the right motivation, there's no reason we shouldn't have high expectations and be able to punch even higher above our weight, to hopefully be fighting for that third place."
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After striking an increasingly combative tone following the release of Mr. Mueller's findings, Mr. Trump proclaimed on Wednesday that the White House would be "fighting all the subpoenas" because he considered them partisan and politically motivated.
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If you have four appointed members on the MTA board, they should be advocating on behalf of the toll and fare payers, and they should be fighting and trying to stop these fare and toll hikes.
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While most of the visitors made it off the island alive, eight have since died and many more continue are in critical condition after suffering horrific burns, and will be fighting for their lives for weeks.
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In an era when the entire world seems to be fighting one another for the few good jobs left, it's hard to trust that mere bullet-points on a résumé are enough to get the gig.
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Ferlazzo, who conducted the interview in Miramar, said only that Santiago claimed to be fighting for ISIS and that he'd been in touch via jihadi chat rooms with like-minded people who were planning attacks as well.
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The agent, who conducted the interview in Miramar, said only that Santiago claimed to be fighting for ISIS and that he'd been in touch via jihadi chat rooms with like-minded people who were also planning attacks.
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He has kept a Confederate flag on his desk, and in an interview once predicted "that Hispanics and the blacks will be fighting each other before" their combined population exceeded that of whites in the United States.
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CD: I just look at the statistics and I say this is what I want to be fighting for and this is where I'm going and I'm not going to stop because I truly believe in it.
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The men will be fighting without headguards for the first time since the 1980 Moscow Olympics and the first to do so will be Britain's light-flyweight Galal Yafai and Cameroon's Semplice Fotsala in the opening bout.
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For the reasons I stated above regarding a new landscape, sure, but mostly because of the uphill PR battle they'd be fighting after the horrendously dated and unintentionally hilarious anti-drug campaigns of the 1980s and 1990s.
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Returning from a lengthy lay off in January of 2009, Rua took on the forty four year old Mark Coleman and while Coleman was obviously in no shape to be fighting any more, Rua gassed out hard.
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Ford at times appeared to be fighting back tears as she told the committee about how she discussed the assault in a 2012 therapy session, but tried not to think about it or discuss it much after.
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He was an outspoken critic of a phenomenon that he saw as a form of cognitive dissonance: military leaders' insisting on fighting the war they wanted to be fighting, rather than the war they actually were fighting.
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"I will be fighting these charges and I believe they are a conspiracy against the patriot movement," Galea told a Melbourne Magistrates' Court hearing during in a brief appearance on Sunday according to the Australian Associated Press.
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"We are going to be fighting this war for a very long time," said Ken Stiles, a former C.I.A. counterterrorism analyst who worked closely with paramilitary officers in Afghanistan and who lost three friends in the war.
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When Congress comes back in January, the companies that have waged a multiyear crusade against the open internet are likely to be fighting for federal legislation to overturn California's law and pre-empt those of other states.
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" And in a 2017 interview, speaking about upcoming demographic changes whereby nonwhite Americans would surpass white Americans in population, he said, "I will predict that Hispanics and the blacks will be fighting each other before that happens.
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From there, he hopes to continue to Syria, where he can fight for the Syrian Free Army, in whose cause he deeply believes — or, failing that, for ISIS, so that at least he would still be fighting.
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BTS is also nominated, once again, for the Top Social Artist category, but this time they'll be fighting to keep their title from two other Korean groups, EXO and GOT7, as well as Ariana Grande and Louis Tomlinson.
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He is writing a book, I just found out tonight, this is going to be a bestseller, too, they&aposre going to be fighting against each other, "The Case Against Impeaching Trump", famed Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz.
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Obama's goal, ultimately foiled by the courts and by Trump's election, was to give work permits to millions and then sic Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection on the gangs Trump claims to be fighting.
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Those calling for the 2001 authorization to be updated also argue Islamic State militants didn&apost exist 16 years ago and they are entrenched in a country – Syria – that the U.S. didn&apost expect to be fighting in.
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The theory: Brandon Stark has been cagey about what being the Three-Eyed Raven actually means, but the original tree dude teamed up with the Children of the Forest and seemed to be fighting against the Night King.
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The crackdown has left the second-biggest army in NATO in turmoil—this at a time when it is supposed to be fighting in Syria, alongside Syrian rebels, to push back both Islamic State (IS) and Kurdish militias.
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"So why in the world would the progressive forces that want to resist Trump, that want to win up and down the ballot -- why in the hell would we be fighting with each other?" another Democratic strategist said.
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"Our soldiers will not be fighting together with people who shot us and killed our soldiers and are trying to kill us," one senior Turkish security official, briefed on recent meetings between Turkish and U.S. strategists, told Reuters.
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"Until we change the political calculation for a lot of elected officials and get a much more vigorous campaign ... we are still just going to be fighting rearguard actions," she said on a Center for American Progress podcast.
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Some groups told The Hill that they will be fighting to block the Department of Education's efforts to roll back Title IX protections, which they say are a key tool for survivors of sexual assault on college campuses.
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But in 2019, with much of the blatant discrimination against women in the law has been expelled, the final frontier of women's equality may be fighting for these subtler forms of discrimination, she argued, abortion restrictions among them.
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And there's a growing possibility, advocates and experts say, that his policies could backfire, helping the very gangs he claims to be fighting, worsening the global refugee crisis, and galvanizing political opposition that costs Republicans control of Congress.
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Once Tehran described these forces as military "advisers" but with around 400 killed on the battlefield, this discretion has slipped and several thousand are now believed to be fighting Islamic State and other groups trying to topple Assad.
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AND ON DIRECT-TO-CONSUMER, BOB, I MEAN IT'S, YOU KNOW, SOMETHING THAT TOUGH SOME EXPERIENCE WITH, BUT NOT PERHAPS AS MUCH AS THE PEOPLE YOU'RE GOING TO BE -- OR THE COMPANIES YOU'RE GOING TO BE FIGHTING WITH.
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That changed late last week when militants from a newly formed branch of the Islamic State reportedly killed seven Russian soldiers believed to be fighting on behalf of the Wagner Group, the shadowy, Kremlin-backed private military contractor.
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And Mr. Brandis said about 110 Australians were known to be fighting with militant groups in Iraq or Syria, 40 had returned from those countries and an additional 200 were being investigated on suspicion of links to terrorists.
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I doubt anybody will change their habits from seeing Muriel talk about how we should be fighting against a slow slide into dystopia, instead of bemoaning it and doing nothing, but it's nice to hear all the same.
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As he began to learn more about the e-cigarettes, their flavors and their marketing tactics, Keith admitted that he began to feel skeptical, but never assumed his son would be fighting for his life in the ICU.
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In fact, the AEO has been spectacularly spot-on about one critical forecast: More than five years ago they predicted that, today, the U.S. would not be fighting a bloody war in the middle of a terrible recession.
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" He said that he wants people in Massachusetts's 22019st Congressional District to "know that the only interest I'll be fighting for in the halls of Washington are the interests of you and the people here in western Mass.
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At the time, no one could have predicted what an impact it would have on the pro-choice movement, or how many decades later we would still be fighting to keep women from having to seek out illegal procedures.
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On Saturday, the tennis star will be fighting for what could be her seventh Wimbledon win after an emotional round of matches at the tournament, but her off-the-court antics are just as stunning as her athletic prowess.
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That approach could help him emerge from a pack of low-polling centrist candidates if Biden falters -- but several other little-known candidates in the race will be fighting for the same chance to emerge as a moderate alternative.
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In fact, Wade's other loss came prior to his UFC tenure to another man hailing from the North Caucasus in Ozzy Dugulubgov—who will next be fighting the impressive Justin Gaethje for his World Series of Fighting lightweight title.
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With all the opposition parties lined up against the reform, a victory for Renzi would be a surprise and represent an enormous personal triumph for Italy's youngest prime minister who often appeared to be fighting the campaign single-handed.
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I ended up pulling it together, bringing the Sharks in … you have this dream that you're going to walk in, they'll be fighting over you, and yeah that happened at the end, but it didn't happen in the beginning.
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Canelo is moving back down to super welterweight where he captured WBA and WBC gold before being outclassed by Floyd Mayweather Jr. Meanwhile, Golovkin, the pride of Kazakhstan will now be fighting British-born IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook.
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A new NBC News/SurveyMonkey poll finds that 72% of Americans are concerned that the U.S. will be fighting a major war in the next four years, with the majority of respondents saying North Korea poses the greatest threat.
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Cook's letter draws a line out on the beach, where we're still talking about allowing brute force cracking of iPhone passwords — rather than right up against the fortress, where we will be fighting for our right to secure encryption.
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Appearing on the UFC Unfiltered podcast this week UFC President Dana White dropped the news that Ronda Rousey will not be fighting at UFC 205 when the UFC makes its long-awaited return to New York City in November.
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We knew he was in the Kurdish areas but as far as I knew he was teaching there, it wasn't going to be a surprise if he got shot at but I also didn't expect him to be fighting.
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That is the backdrop to a meeting of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Council on Thursday and Friday where president Sebastian Coe will be fighting to restore the credibility of the sport he graced on the track.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Skateboarding has always been a young person's game but when the X Games kicks off in Minneapolis on Thursday, competitors as young as 10 will be fighting it out for the most prestigious prizes in the sport.
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It's just not a good look to be fighting against regulatory measures that would protect privacy while your CEO preaches about how important users' data privacy is to him, and promising to make internal changes to better protect it.
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One of the highlights for Mr. Miranda-Rodriguez is that La Borinqueña, the Puerto Rican heroine he created in 2016, will be fighting alongside Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and other DC Comics characters for the betterment of Puerto Rico.
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Many suspects from the most recent arrests were found with military-grade explosives and police say they had been communicating with and receiving money from Bahrun Naim, an Indonesian militant known to be fighting with Islamic State in Syria.
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The consequence could be that, at a moment when the party should be celebrating a huge midterms victory, unified against President Donald Trump and preparing to roll out their agenda for the future, they'll instead be fighting among themselves.
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Hundreds of nationals from Kazakhstan and other Central Asian nations are known to be fighting alongside Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq and the authorities have long warned they could return and carry out attacks on home soil.
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"It's not a good sign for Republicans if they have to spend all these resources for a seat they shouldn't have to be fighting for," said Simon Haeder, a professor of political science at West Virginia University, in a phone interview.
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You may be fighting an abusive king, for example, but the villain and his world is merely a metaphor for the real-world issues of sexual harassment and the willingness of some adults to protect abusers to maintain the status quo.
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But if this was an enormously disappointing night for the two people who once seemed like they would be fighting a one-on-one fight for the nomination through the spring, it was hardly an overwhelming thumping by Bernie Sanders.
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Considering the fact that the promotion recently released Ryan Bader and Misha Cirkunov—two winning fighters in the talent-starved light heavyweight division—it seems even more plausible that Hendricks and Lombard could be fighting for their jobs this Sunday.
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Even if the U.S. and China come to some sort of an agreement at this week's G-20 summit, the world's two largest economies will still be fighting for much longer, conservative economics writer Stephen Moore told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Atlanta and St. Louis are at opposite ends of the competition cycle, but it's the Braves who appear to be fighting for a wild-card spot with their recent surge while the Cardinals have dropped five of their last seven games.
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Then humor is [also] about breaking those down, and being a part of this activity, and saying there's room for us to be laughing just as much as there is room for us to be fighting equality and gender equity.
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While the NIMBY term is well-known, the tricky part about organizing a national NIMBY coalition is that intentions behind NIMBY groups might vary city-to-city—one group might be fighting against subway expansion, another against tall buildings, for example.
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It is a conflict in which the various sides are fighting for power, for territory, for sectarian advantage, for religion and ideology, but one in which no one seems to be fighting for the interests of the Syrian people themselves.
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Even as the fans pleaded for some kind of resolution, Dana White made it clear that Conor would not be fighting in New York, and would be looking to schedule another main event matchup before tickets go on sale today.
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In a time when the Democratic Party — the party that is supposed to be fighting for the working class — has become associated with creative class elites, we need a candidate who is living the economic reality of working-class Americans.
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"It's not enough to keep hiring more women and more minorities, you need to make the conditions where they can actually contribute and feel at home and not feel they have to constantly be fighting against the culture," says Huffington.
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These kinds of debates sorely miss the larger point: We should not be fighting about where our kids go to school; we should be figuring out which type of education is best for each student and best fits their unique needs.
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Even after I ask her how she stays hopeful in the face of our current administration's stance on climate change (that it doesn't exist), she says, "If I wasn't hopeful for the future, I don't know what I'd be fighting for."
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We can do this better, and every single day I will be fighting to give people more access and more affordable cost until we get to my goal HOLT: Your time is up, Senator BOOKER: Which is every American having healthcare.
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Trisha Lee, the sole character in the show "The Pink Unicorn," certainly never imagined that one day she would be fighting for equal rights, or that she would defy her minister and stand against so many in their small Texas town.
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When Supattra, a 12-year-old fighter known as Pancake, faced her rival and 24 fans under halogen lights, she would be fighting for a purpose: $230, almost a half of a month's salary for Thai families in this region.
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"Maybe it's an alternative to some of the constant tribal warfare that goes on around here," said Senator Joe Donnelly of Indiana, another of the red-state Democrats in the group who will be fighting for re-election this year.
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You Might Be Fighting Climate Change, Too" [The New York Times] "There Is No More IRL Now" [The New York Times] "How to Prevent Loneliness in a Time of Social Distancing" [Scientific American] "Can social solidarity replicate faster than the virus?
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"The profession may still be fighting social trends and a health care system that's looking for fast cures," she said, but it long ago moved on from strict dogma to embrace a range of modern clinical theories, social advocacy and research.
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Had the popularity trophy remained, the two top contenders for it would surely be "Black Panther" and "A Star Is Born," but when those same films will be fighting it out for best picture this year, who needs the lesser contest?
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We just had to believe in the government, that everything would be O.K. If we had any problems, even though we didn't really know the grand plan or the next step, we were always happy to be fighting for our country.
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Since his brother's arrest last year, a central question facing Hondurans is how President Juan Orlando Hernández could proclaim to be fighting drug traffickers while his brother was under investigation for allegedly running tons of cocaine to the United States.
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One of the reasons is that many Kurdish families in the southeast have sons who ran away to join the American-backed Kurdish militia in Syria to help fight the Islamic State — and may now be fighting against the Turkish army.
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Republicans will be fighting to fend off what could be a formidable challenge from Democrats looking to capitalize on a different type of volatility — the political type, which has seen President Donald Trump's approval rating hover around the 40 percent range.
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With Bernie, I don't know how it's gonna play out, but I better trust him to be in the dark room where they make they make the compromise and him to be fighting for the values that I find important.
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"We should not be fighting about a great American who lost his life fighting this country," McCain said Monday about Trump's current feud with a Gold Star widow, continuing what has been a longstanding gripe about Trump's lack of civility.
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Hannity is wrong, by the way, to say Ocasio-Cortez's supposedly scary platform represents the current state of the Democratic Party—if that were the case, activists like her wouldn't be fighting with the establishment to push the party to the left.
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I would be a different consciousness because I would be fighting for my freedom in Syria, I probably wouldn&apost be alive today or if I lived in Saudi Arabia, I would have been influenced by more anti-western conspiracy theories, et cetera.
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"This may be a case of delaying the inevitable, but given that the U.S. is already at odds with China and Iran, the reasoning appears to be not to be fighting too many battles at once," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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The mission isn't expected to be a very long one — BepiColombo's spacecraft will not only be exposed to serious radiation and temperature swings, but the proximity to the sun means they'll constantly be fighting against its gravity, meaning fuel will run out fast.
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Soon after the Civil War, the US Army accelerated long-running efforts to expel Native Americans from ancestral lands across the continent, sometimes claiming to be fighting "barbarism and terrorism" as a pretext for Gilded Age projects of occupation and natural resource extraction.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - At least 90 Turkish rockets pounded a group of Kurdish fighters allied to a U.S.-backed militia in northern Syria on Friday, as clashes intensified between two sides both supposed to be fighting Islamic State, a monitor and militia spokesperson said.
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In the book, the struggle is much more ethereal — it's a quest to understand the un-understandable, to fight to hold onto one's self in the face of extreme uncertainty, a quest to live in a landscape that seems to be fighting back.
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Whether or not that's true, it's certainly a convenient way to evade the sobering lessons that should have been learned from the last election about the Democratic Party's lack of authenticity in its claims to be fighting for the interests of working people.
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It wasn't a championship or anything, just a night of boxing in the basement of a church somewhere downtown, and I had been planning this trip ever since I'd read online that Emilio Marcon would be fighting some no-name from the Bronx.
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Fully funding these efforts makes clear — both to the world and to the students who could be fighting disease someday soon — that combating emerging threats is a national priority and that the United States is committed to leading the world in this arena.
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"It is outrageous that I have had to be fighting for five years to get the Mayor to do his job to make sure that there is accountability when the NYPD murders our children," Carr told protesters immediately after the meeting last month.
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The second Democratic presidential debate is upon us, which can only mean one thing: The 20 candidates hoping to boot President Trump out of office will be fighting for airtime and desperately searching for momentum before the lights go out at campaign headquarters.
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The 2003 "shock and awe" campaign to topple Saddam Hussein reflected a misconception that the hard part of the Iraq War would be fighting through to Baghdad — but once we were there, and once Hussein was gone, it would all work out.
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Should Condit be fighting smart and keeping the distance it might be worth Maia throwing some kicks in hopes of instigating either a brawl in which he can duck in on Condit's hips or the clinch, or to get Condit to kick back.
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It's only fitting that the all-American platoon of Call of Duty: World War II seems almost to be fighting a forever war, acting more like members of the modern professionalized military that replaced the citizen-soldier ideal with a warrior ethos.
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Both men aren't hesitant to get into a fist fight, they are super motivated to right the wrongs suffered in their last contests and they could be fighting to salvage their UFC careers in this modern era of the promotion's revolving door roster.
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"The truth is I was up against an opponent who in the next five to 10 years will be fighting for the most important titles so I'm very happy to have won; it was a very exciting game," Nadal told Television Espanola.
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Especially important will be fighting to win over black New Yorkers in the areas of southeast Queens that Ms. Katz won, as well as those who are unsure about what this new vision of criminal justice reform, and other political changes, may mean.
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Every faction in each of the two main parties will be fighting and scheming for its preferred result, from a "no-deal Brexit" to a softer departure that leaves Britain closer to the European Union to abandoning the idea of leaving altogether.
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" Dylan Klebold, 17, who, along with Eric Harris, 18, a fellow senior at Columbine High School in Colorado, killed 13 people there in 1999 before committing suicide, said in a video before the massacre that "directors will be fighting over this story.
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But a cast full of characters truly inspired by Alanis Morissette would be fighting with themselves every step of the way about where they wanted to go, and why, and why they're even this invested when it's clear nothing matters at all.
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Arson, criminal damage, attacks on the police, attacks on bystanders with different views, throwing petrol bombs, trashing businesses, damaging railway stations: This has nothing to do with the democracy these runaways profess to be fighting for and is more akin to anarchy.
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Underscoring the severity of the situation, President Rodrigo Duterte said that of the estimated 600 militants in Marawi, about 220 are still believed to be fighting, a sharply higher estimate than the military's recent assertions that only around 60 were left there.
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Some even argue that Mr. Ryan, who operated in lonely political waters before his party took over the House in 2011, will adjust to the environment and try to help Republicans in congressional races who, in many states, will be fighting for their lives.
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There are so many more tourists everywhere we go, so our recommendations would be: Try and take your leave off-season, because the influx of people will be less and you won't be fighting for a crowd-less photo, or for a good Airbnb.
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She said it was especially damaging the party with young people to be fighting so stridently to maintain what she called "very hurtful, very mean-spirited" language including declaring families without a married mother and father to be damaging to society and to children.
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"I do believe that the government does not fully understand the religious practices of Dr. Attar and Dr. Attar's religion, and I think that's why we are in this courthouse today, and what we'll be fighting over for the next few months," Chartier said.
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Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders, whose liberal MR party will be fighting to stay in power in an election in May, said he was pleased with the ruling, adding in a statement that Belgian businesses had done well in the first year of CETA.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and his government have said publicly that about 2,000 Russians are believed to be fighting with ISIS in Syria and Iraq, many of them from the Caucasus region in Russia's southwest, where the government has battled Islamist insurgents for decades.
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In an interview on MSNBC, a cable-television channel, she explained that she faces a tough campaign because she will be fighting a candidate who "will literally say or do anything"—as if there were no doubt that Mr Trump would be her opponent.
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Trump tells Americans that they are not the leaders of the world but a hostage to it – because of all the wars they think they are supposed to be fighting; because of their trade policy, which is restrictive in light of the Chinese economy.
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It's time that we look at that those words in context of what we will be fighting over—that is, an appointment to the body that increasingly plays a central role in our citizens' lives but over which they have no direct democratic control.
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ET, FS216 ABOUT GEORGETOWN (215.6-23, 173-217 Big East): While the Hoyas are fighting to reach the postseason, Thompson may be fighting for his job, as the team likely will miss out on the NCAA Tournament for the third time in four seasons.
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Two of the five, a husband and wife, had been deported from Hong Kong for allegedly spreading radical ideology and the group had studied bomb-making techniques through a website run by an Indonesian believed to be fighting with Islamic State in Syria, police said.
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Having helped drive back what T. E. Lawrence called a "return pilgrimage" toward liberty and away from an intolerant imposition of religious dogma in the Muslim world, we must relaunch this vital journey together with the reformers, or we will be fighting jihadists forever.
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Based on a moment in the teaser that sees Williams piloting the Millennium Falcon alongside Chewbacca, we can make at least one safe bet about Lando in the new movie: It looks like he will be fighting on the light side again this time around.
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Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-Calif.), the lead impeachment manager, has defended not subpoenaing Bolton, arguing that they would've still be fighting the former Trump official in the courts for his testimony if they had gone down that path.
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SANA, the Syrian state news agency, said the strike unmasked "fake claims" by the Americans that they were fighting terrorism, adding that anyone claiming to be fighting the Islamic State and Al Qaeda should "direct strikes against them" and not against Syrian and allied forces.
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" In response to US criticism that the Iranian military has spread its influence across the region, he said: "I haven't fought in Iraq and Syria but if the military hadn't gone there, we would be fighting Daesh [ISIS] on the streets of Iran's cities.
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In Iraq alone, the Trump administration will be fighting this war in a vulnerable position with 28503,22020 isolated American troops on the ground, supported by air and naval power in the region, and an embassy fortress in Baghdad surrounded by Iranian and other enemies.
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"You want these people to be fighting like cats and dogs over what the best policy is, airing their views, making their case and then, when it's over, accepting the decision and implementing it," said Elizabeth N. Saunders, a George Washington University political scientist.
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Between the campaign's need to spend to preserve its position in the primary and its need to defend against the flurry of GOP attacks, Biden will be fighting on two fronts, amid new doubts over whether Biden will have the resources necessary to do both.
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As his fondness for Jackson shows, Mr. Trump is more a populist than a progressive, but in any case he will be fighting mostly over the party's definition of conservatism, trying to stretch an orthodoxy, or a clutch of orthodoxies, to accommodate a governing majority.
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Neither Daenerys nor Jon is aware of his true heritage, so it doesn't look as though they'll be fighting over the Iron Throne any time soon — or ending their blossoming new relationship, which they may reconsider when they realize Daenerys is Jon's aunt. Yikes.
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And that would have been enough, I think, to secure him the title fight by the rules of today's game, but yesterday Nurmagomedov upped the stakes, telling Twitter that if he doesn't get the title shot next he "won't be fighting in UFC" anymore.
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By the time you read this, the West Coast contingent of WIRED's culture team is already embroiled in the fray; from new Time Lords to rogue hosts to Wakandan royalty to the return of the Upside Down, here's all the stuff we'll be fighting to see.
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We would have affordable child care for everybody, we wouldn't be fighting these ridiculous fights on reproductive rights that we thought were done, we would have repealed the Hyde Amendment, we would be providing paid sick days to everybody, we would have raised the minimum wage.
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"It's a given that the right and the hard right will be fighting with each other once again this year," said Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, who has much to gain from Republicans losing the Senate because he would be vaulted into Mr. McConnell's job.
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They're the kind of threat that, at the height of their powers, requires the Avengers working with other teams like the X-Men to stop, and the fact that Danvers may be fighting them off alone is a way of establishing just how powerful the character is.
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But with the Raptors at a serious fork in the road, the back half of the roster needs to approach their work with the mentality that they'll be fighting for scraps in the rotation or fighting for their long-term place as a building block moving forward.
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"I talked to Michael Bisping already in New York about doing this fight," Diaz said about the UFC middleweight champion, who, we'd found out just days earlier, will be fighting GSP when the former welterweight champion makes his own Octagon comeback after a three-year hiatus.
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Within a few years, however, the United States and its allies would be fighting wars of occupation and "nation-building" in Afghanistan and Iraq, against people who lived there and who did not, it turns out, gratefully regard invading armies and their bombers as welcome liberators.
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WATCH THIS: Shaquille O'Neal Reveals His Wish List for 'Kazaam' Sequel: Halle Barry and Rihanna 'Would Be Fighting Over Me' Attached to his master bedroom, O'Neal has a massive walk-in closet with a dresser in the middle to house all of his clothes and shoes.
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If my late boss, mentor and friend Lloyd Bentsen were with us today, I have no doubt that he would be fighting like hell for what is right for Texas, America and for the young people who deserve better than inheriting a mess created by their elders.
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"The state courts are going to be a place where we're going to be fighting about all of the issues that are important to people's liberty, people's equality," said Samuel Bagenstos, a law professor from Ann Arbor, Michigan, who is running for the Supreme Court there.
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Clinton, meanwhile, seemed to be fighting tooth-and-nail Wednesday to stall Sanders's new momentum, arguing that while her opponent may pick up some additional wins, she will continue to rack up an "insurmountable" delegate lead, and have the party's nomination by the start of the summer.
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Angela Bernhard, the chief trial deputy for Santa Clara County, told me in August that she expected that the defense would "be fighting to keep out a lot of the evidence that we want in" and that she intended to present the Fitbit evidence at trial.
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When voters in this small New England state head to the polls on February 11 (polls close by 8 pm Eastern), they will be fighting for a portion of the state's mere 24 delegates — less than 1 percent of the pledged delegates in the Democratic nominating contest.
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Given that saturation and the sometimes-repetitive nature of these affairs -- such as Lady Gaga singing "Shallow" on Sunday, and due to reprise that in two weeks on the Oscars -- the top ceremonies seem to be fighting an ongoing battle to resist the pull of gravity.
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Another problem for Escandon will be the crowd, much of which will be coming from Russell's old neighborhood in D.C. to watch him as well as brothers Antonio (7-0, 5 KOs) and Gary Antuanne (0-0), both of whom will be fighting on the undercard.
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The former CageWarriors champion triumphed in his UFC debut against Marcin Bandel in Krakow, Poland, before cementing his position as Scotland's most promising MMA fighter three months later with a first-round knockout win over Leonardo Mafra inside the same arena he'll be fighting in come Sunday night.
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But even if Hogan went away, Thiel would not ... investing in Gawker right now is a very unattractive proposition, since any investor knows that they will be fighting a years-long battle with a single-minded billionaire who doesn't care about how much money he spends on the fight.
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Southeast Asian militants who claim to be fighting for Islamic State in the Middle East have said they have chosen one of the most wanted men in the Philippines to head a regional faction of the ultra-radical group that includes Indonesians and Malaysians, security officials said last month.
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" Last week, President Donald Trump made a stunning about-face regarding Russia election interference, a topic he has repeatedly tried to undermine publicly, by claiming on Twitter that he is now "very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election.
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While we should all be fighting every day of the year for the social, political and economic equality of women, International Women's Day is an official occasion to celebrate how far we have come in advancing the rights of women and how far we still have to go.
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If the U.S. Justice Department were to sue over its demands that AT&T sell Turner (owner of CNN and other channels) or DirecTV in order to have its $85 billion purchase of Time Warner approved, as reported Wednesday, lawyers say the regulators will be fighting decades of precedent.
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And I think part of what was so surprising about Pai using this example is because if people are concerned and unhappy that companies like Twitter or other internet platform companies are policing certain content on their sites, these people should really be fighting for net neutrality protections.
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To the elation of fans everywhere, the ever-entertaining Condit chose the latter course, and is now scheduled for a comeback bout with BJJ whiz Demian Maia—another top welterweight who could also be fighting for the title this weekend if things had shaken out a little bit differently.
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"The great disappointment is after years of scientists doing this work, of lawyers doing this work, why should we have to be fighting against a president bound and determined to dismantle the environment protections that we've built up over many decades —Democratic and Republican presidents alike," he told Hill.
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You always seem to be fighting with or getting sued by Mike Love and he's infamous for discouraging you when you were making Pet Sounds and Smile—music that many consider your most visionary and innovative—and yet I've never heard you say a bad word about him.
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"From now on I will be fighting for this project from the national level, but my values do not change," said Mr. Schulz, who has used his presidency of the only directly elected body in the European Union to widen its influence over many areas of European policy-making.
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Anyway, whatever the hell was going on at his crib ... he definitely let the cops know he was sick of them coming by -- saying they couldn't force their way in on a G.O.A.T. Side note, AB might be fighting off a cold or something ... his voice sounds super hoarse.
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It's a sad state of affairs, in 2019, to be fighting over the "controversy" of a "brave, progressive" representation of... two white, femme, conventionally attractive women kissing in an advertisement where, no matter how you slice it, a brand is trying to score points with a customer base.
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The push from Western countries to bomb more is a tacit admission that those who should be fighting the threat—predominantly Sunni countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey—have largely backed out of that effort, with the Saudis escalating a proxy war against Iran rather than fighting ISIS.
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It borders on the melodramatic to say that Rory MacDonald will be fighting for his life when he steps into the Octagon to face Stephen Thompson in the main event at the sold out UFC Fight Night in Ottawa, Canada on June 18, but he's certainly fighting for his livelihood.
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"There's been so much going on around her (Houston), around the service, around the drugs, around her and Bobby (Brown) supposed to be fighting, I didn't want to add anything to that and I didn't want to be a part of that," Franklin said of not immediately responding to Warwick's claim.
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Ironically, the authors maintain, pan-Christian fundamentalism was not all that different from the Islamic variety that it claimed to be fighting: At heart, the narrative of terror shapes the world-views of jihadists and the new [Christian] crusaders and is imbibed from wells that are not too far apart.
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Just as Israel proved a unifying force for Lebanon's Shi'ites during the Jewish state's 18-year-long occupation of southern Lebanon, the Assad regime and its Russian and Iranian allies have proved to be a motivating factor in bringing together Syrian rebel groups that might otherwise be fighting each other.
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But I've always been fascinated with this sort of Simakian scenario where human life is going to become this precious thing where these androids will be fighting for the last human baby on Earth to survive and the dogs will be telling stories of the educated fools around a campfire.
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On the contrary, his speech was a declaration of war against anyone who would stand in the way of his agenda, suggesting a new political landscape where Trump and a few loyalists (notably, senior counselor Steve Bannon and national security advisor Michael Flynn) will be fighting almost everyone else in Washington.
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According to a recent episode of SciShow, that pain is all thanks to the way your brain compensates for caffeine's effects, meaning you'll undoubtedly be fighting an uphill battle if you're trying to quit or if you just miss out on a "dose" of the coffee you've come to rely upon.
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My colleague Nate Schweber and I separately headed down to Battery Park to find out what we could from the people who sell these tickets: what they knew about the shooting, what spurred the violence and whether it was odd, after all, to be fighting over the Statue of Liberty.
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"We think the battle to liberate Mosul will be huge, complex; it will be about guerrilla warfare in built-up areas, which only PMF fighters are good at ..., as forces may be fighting house to house, room to room," the spokesman, Jawad al-Talabawi, said in an interview on Wednesday in Baghdad.
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" Adds Jennifer, a medical interpreter: "If he actually cared about people in rural Arizona, I bet he'd be fighting for social security, for better access to health care… I bet he would be researching, 'What is the most insightful water policy to help the environment of Arizona sustain itself and be successful.
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Read more: One of the best video games ever made is getting a sequel — and it's exclusive to the PlayStation 4Early trailers for "The Last of Us Part II," indicate that players will control a 19-year-old Ellie on a quest for revenge, though its unclear exactly who she'll be fighting against.
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Another reasonable response would be clear defiance, in the style of the "never Trump" movement, based on a recognition that in this election conservatism as we've known it could be fighting for its very life, and that if Trump is not repudiated then the American right could be remade in his authoritarian image.
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"It's one of the most challenging things to look at because you know the patients are in so much pain and will be fighting for their life for the next two or three weeks and even then they could die," John Bonning, president of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine, told the newspaper.
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The state authorities attributed the Manaus deaths to the Family of the North, an Amazon drug gang that had attacked prisoners connected to a rival gang, the São Paulo-based First Capital Command, known by its Portuguese abbreviation, P.C.C. The gangs were believed to be fighting for control of lucrative drug smuggling routes.
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I want my member of Congress, I want my senator, I want my governor to be fighting for me,'" Perez said in an interview with BuzzFeed News' AM to DM. "I'm hearing from soy bean farmers in the industrial Midwest who are getting hammered by these tariffs that the president has put on them.
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Much of what Congress has been considering this year has been about the fundamentals of public policy—whether or not we should as a society be fighting climate change or providing health care to each other or—as in the bill which passed the House-return to the days of a dangerously unregulated financial system.
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