Democrats, she said then, should be united on the issue.
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We should all be united in fighting racism and homophobia.
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We have to create awareness, take action, and be united.
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Yet, Republicans appear confident they will be united on Kavanaugh.
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IRL will have to prove they deserve to be united.
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"I do expect Democrats will be united," said Democratic Rep.
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But they will need their own party to be united.
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The acting President said Brazil must be united to move forward.
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And all [of] Westeros would be united against the Night King.
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We ALL must be united & condemn all that hate stands for.
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"We fear Yemen will never be united again," says Mr Afrar.
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He pledged a smooth transition and urged Americans to be united.
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We must be united at home to defeat our adversaries abroad.
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" "Serving in Afghanistan, we had to be united in our mission.
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They'll be united when we think that the time is right.
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This is an idea all of America & Britain should be united behind.
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There just needs to be united we stand, divided we fall. Right.
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When it is all said and done, we have to be united.
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I know many Americans are scared, but we have to be united.
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But it should be united in grief for a genuine American hero.
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And they'd need to be united in their support for that goal.
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This is an idea all of America and Britain should be united behind.
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It will no longer be United Health Insurance or Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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"We ALL must be united & condemn all that hate stands for," he tweeted.
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"We must be united at home to defeat our adversaries abroad," Trump said.
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He added that the banks' problematic assets could be united under Trust Bank.
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The idea might be: All humans can be united by a single greeting.
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"We must be united at home to defeat our adversaries abroad," he said.
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That Democrats would be united in their opposition was a given -- and an afterthought.
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We must never cease to be united in the defense and in their renewal.
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Jeff Merkley argued that the party should be united heading into the July convention.
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Even a house divided against itself can at least be united against your fiancé.
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Particularly NOW, in a world that needs us to be united more than ever.
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"We ALL must be united & condemn all that hate stands for," the President wrote.
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I think the Democrats will be united in saying that was a red line.
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The bill they passed contains many provisions that Republicans will be united in opposing.
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Fianna Fail's Martin said parliament would be united behind Varadkar at the December summit.
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China regards Taiwan as a renegade province to be united by force, if necessary.
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"We want the European Union to be united," Davis told a conference in London.
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Though headed their separate ways, they will always be united by their greatest loss.
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The two "work really hard to be united for their kids," the insider continues.
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For example, Red Sox fans may be united over their hatred of the Yankees.
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But what I do understand is the urge to be united in global ecstasy.
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The rebels want Kashmir to be united under Pakistani rule or become an independent country.
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"Thaksin asked lawmakers to be united and not to break that unity," Prayuth told Reuters.
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Will the Cavs be united or fractured under head coach Tyronn Lue in the playoffs?
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"We ALL must be united & condemn all that hate stands for," he wrote on Twitter.
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We will be united by our common culture, values and principles – becoming One American Nation.
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As these people noted, in order to defeat Trump in 2020, progressives must be united.
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We will be united and firm in the fight against hatred, violent extremism and terrorism.
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It will be united-family heroics (possibly with the exception of Henry) at the end.
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Candidates need to be United States citizens with a bachelor's degree in science, math or engineering.
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Like all of you, I want our country to be united, forward looking and problem solving.
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If we take it seriously, America can once again be united as one nation under God.
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"We are and will always be united in our support of each other and our family."
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But if previous years are anything to go by they will not be united in celebration.
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McCain promised that Republicans would be "united against any Supreme Court nominee" put forth by Clinton.
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Or when he asked America to be united in giving aid to Puerto Rico in September.
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Little did they know, these couples were about to be united by tragedy, fate and courage.
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Bengali issue is a national cause and we need to be united in establishing the truth.
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We are and will always be united in our support of each other and our family.
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Nevertheless, Democrats should be united on a comprehensive plan to remove semiautomatic weapons from the streets.
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Rebel groups want Kashmir to be united, either under Pakistani rule or as an independent country.
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With few exceptions, the programs require applicants to be United States citizens or lawful permanent residents.
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"He gives me hope we can be united as a country," the mother of two said.
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Our response as Jews and Christians must again be united in voice: not in our name!
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China regards self-ruled Taiwan as a breakaway province to be united with the mainland eventually.
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Republicans may be united in defending their president, but some are wary of Giuliani's ongoing acts.
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What I'm qualified to do in the 21st century technology economy maybe be United States senator.
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"But I think Ted or Trump are going to take care of our need to be united."
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We could be united, but they're trying to persecute us for something that obviously isn't the problem.
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But, as an international community, we should also be united against acts of hatred, violence and terrorism.
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"We must ALL be united & condemn all that hate stands for," Trump wrote in a Twitter message.
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"Democrats will be united as never before," he said, noting the opponents he defeated are behind him.
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"The Communist Party is our common enemy, and we need to be united against them," she said.
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"We have to be united and raise our voices to defend the immigrant community," Avelica-Gonzalez said.
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But above all we must be united in pursuing the one goal that transcends every other consideration.
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In the beginning, she thought that the two halves could be united, but found it too stressful.
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" President Trump has previously said that he would like to see the country "continue to be united.
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We have to know how to suffer, how to help each other and be united and compact.
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EST: The Senate votes on Eric E. Murphy to be United States judge for the 6th Circuit.
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These reports are especially problematic in the national security arena, where employees must be United States citizens.
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"I'm confident that by the time we get to the fall, Democrats will be united," he said.
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This matters because one of Marx's key principles was that theory must always be united with practice.
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Within a week, they said many of the listed people were known to be United States citizens.
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"We need to be united because we have a very powerful enemy in common," Cabello told reporters.
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Democrats will need to be united and win over at least one Republican to bring down the nomination.
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He also said that his victory shows that France must be stronger, and that Europe must be united.
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Together, we can build not just a better country, but a world that is destined to be united.
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But that in part is because the right needs to be united for regional elections later this month.
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Europe was to be united into a single entity as the solution for inner-European conflicts and antagonisms.
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But they will be united by one particular reason to strike: The undervaluation of everything that women do.
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"Above all we must be united in pursuing the one goal that transcends every other consideration," Trump said.
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"So we will be united in supporting it in the conviction it is the right one," he said.
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Europe may have its rifts, but for one weekend, at least, it will be united by cheesy tunes.
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The U.S. government should be united in pushing to reallocate underutilized spectrum to its highest and best use.
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" He continued: "If we take it seriously, America can once again be united as one nation under God.
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Leaders in many countries, she said, need to be united in making clear that with profit comes responsibility.
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Beijing considers Taiwan to be Chinese territory that must be united with the mainland, by force if necessary.
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"We're in it for a fight for women, and we have to be united," she said matter of factly.
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Instead, we've been wedged into smaller and smaller niches on many different sizes of screens, never to be united.
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In a few hours time, the fans and their heroes will be united in celebration of their remarkable success.
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We have to be united against a Republican vision and candidate who would drive us apart and divide us.
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Part of the settlement was that the families should be united by Alessandro's marriage to the emperor's daughter Margaret.
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"In the face of a great divider, we must be united," Vedder said at the close of his set.
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As recently as a couple of weeks ago, the Democratic caucus seemed to be united behind Pelosi's cautious approach.
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We should be united in solidarity, united in determination and united in collaboration to fend off our common enemy.
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The study estimates that four in five — not one in five — Latinos will be United States citizens by then.
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And our hair is united, so at the premiere, we decided we were going to be united as well.
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Unique curation could be united around an ultra-low price point or by the recommendation of key opinion leaders.
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For together, we can build not just a better country, but a world that is destined to be united.
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Supply chains of both companies are to be united while the network of laboratories are reshaped to improve efficiency.
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Concentrate on what you still have and the memories and the knowledge that you will all be united one day.
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"The Czech foreign policy has to be united in order to have any meaning," Zeman said at the naming ceremony.
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Alas, "Two Paths" matters even more because it fails in its stated aim: to show how America can be united.
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They've intermeshed good relations with individual needs, and in fact it needs to be United States sovereign-based needs first.
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All of those children will be United States citizens, adding to the chain migration problem and making it even worse.
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" Cruz also said lawmakers should be "united regardless of party" in calling white supremacy and white nationalism "hatred" and "bigotry.
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Democrats look to be united in their opposition to a wall and believe that they have the political upper hand.
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They should also be united in their hatred of Littlefinger, which is ultimately what I think will bring them together.
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"It's very important that the Democrats be united on this and not let the Republicans score cheap politics points," Rep.
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Supporters of the idea want the caucus to be united behind their nominee before going to the floor in January.
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It also remains uncertain whether Republicans would be united in blocking Trump's proposal, even for lawmakers who oppose the tariffs.
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As for House Republicans, I think the safest bet is that they will be united in opposition to the articles.
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"Japan must be united with the international community to enhance pressure on North Korea to the maximum degree," it said.
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Even if the sounds their artists issued were disparate, they tended to be united in this sort of observant outsiderdom.
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It regards the island as a renegade province, ineligible for state to state relations, to be united by force if necessary.
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"When my father passed, I took refuge in the hope that someday we would be united in the hereafter," she said.
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"Choosing me to do this speech, I think, is a message that we are ready to be united," she told HuffPo.
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The poll in El Financiero said 84% of respondents believed Mexicans should be united in the face of pressure from Trump.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire and German counterpart Peter Altmaier told journalists the European response would be united and firm.
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China considers self-ruled Taiwan to be part of its territory and says it must eventually be united with the mainland.
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"It's wonderful to be home and be united with family and friends again," Hoodfar told reporters at Montreal's airport Thursday morning.
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German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said the European Union should be united in its response to the threat of U.S. tariffs.
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Trump appointed her to be United States Executive Director of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development early in his presidency.
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Rebels have been fighting Indian rule since 1989, demanding that Kashmir be united either under Pakistani rule or as an independent country.
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We all need to be united and show that we will do our best to prevent this from happening again in Ruse.
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"People need to be united and cooperate instead of criticizing that they didn't do this or they didn't do that," she said.
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"We are and will always be united in our support of each other and our family," she said in a joint statement.
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Rebel groups have been fighting since 1989 and demand that Kashmir be united either under Pakistani rule or as an independent country.
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"Lebanon will be united behind the state and the army to prevent the Israeli enemy (violating Lebanese territory)," Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said.
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Still, the Democrats appear to be united when it comes to empowering Congress over the fate of potential strikes in the future.
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You know it used to be United Technologies, and I like that Raytheon ... but this thing is coming down for no reason.
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It exhorts cadres to be gracious and inclusive as they try to "unite all forces that can be united" around the world.
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Taiwan faces a long-term military threat from China, which considers the island part of its territory that must eventually be united.
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In addition, the firm's advertising operations will be united in a single division which will sit under the corporate and development department.
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In 2004, he was appointed to be United States attorney for the Southern District of Iowa, a position he held until 19903.
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"Players, clubs, supporters and the media must be united in the fight against racism in football," the clubs said in a statement.
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All the lawyers and support staff who work in court — for both the prosecution and defense teams — must be United States citizens.
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We may disagree on how to achieve these goals throughout the world, but we must be united in standing up to evil.
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EDT: The Senate votes to invoke cloture on Bridget S. Bade's nomination to be United States Circuit Judge for the 2628th Circuit.
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And again, we all want the president to succeed, we want the country to be great, we'd all like to be united.
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"I think it's time for us to be united, to present a strong front, to actually fight for what we want," Lira said.
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Rebels have been fighting Indian control since 1989, demanding that the territory be united either under Pakistani rule or as an independent country.
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The problem is the National Rifle Association and their enablers in Congress, and we should be united in taking the fight to them.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean he's not there, or that he and Brienne won't be united in some way during the final episode.
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Assurances In private and in public, Ryan is sending the message his party wants to hear: The GOP will be united this fall.
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At least eight members angrily pushed back at Ryan, saying the party needs to be united headed into November to keep the majority.
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" McConnell said that Republicans need to be united against Clinton, but he disagreed with Republican delegates who have been chanting "Lock her up.
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Second, all Americans should be united in advancing the cause of social justice that remains the bedrock of faith in our democratic system.
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What we've got to do as Democrats — what we've got to do as Democrats is to be united to actually solve these problems.
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" Obama added that Republicans and Democrats should be united in denouncing discrimination, questioning, "How hard can that be, saying that Nazis are bad?
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All people of color are in this together and must be united in calling out bigotry and discrimination against any other minority group.
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"We're confident that Democrats will be united and energized at our convention and throughout the general election," said Mark Paustenbach, a committee spokesman.
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The sisterhood has to be united in supporting the first woman leading a major ticket against the worst misogynist leading a major ticket.
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The Bidens also addressed U.S. troops and their families who couldn't be united during the holiday season, saying they are in their thoughts.
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The intelligence community appears to be united in that," Sessions said, adding, "But ... I know nothing but what I've read in the paper.
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Among Republicans, 57 percent think their party will still be divided in November, while 35 percent think it will be united by then.
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His team needs to be united and streamlined for efficiency and clear communication, open to new ideas but focused on taking decisive action.
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While this tribe may be united in its love of stacking, some question whether Speed Stacks has too much control over the sport.
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Noon: The Senate votes on the confirmation of Neomi J. Rao to be United States Circuit judge for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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The comments underline how Republicans may be united in their opposition to convicting Trump -- but are divided over the propriety of Trump's actions.
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Mr. Trump nominated him to be United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut in 2017, and he was confirmed the next year.
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"The beautiful thing is that we can all be united in this, and this isn't about our candidates, to be honest," Stamp said.
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The children would be vetted on British soil, and, if their claims were deemed credible, they would be united with their family members.
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Indeed, some Democrats may vote against impeachment in the full House while Republicans will be united, practically smothering President Trump in their embrace.
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The problem is the National Rifle Association and their enablers in Congress and we should be united in taking the fight to them.
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"It'll be United States and Mexico," President Donald Trump said nonchalantly at a news conference last week, just days ahead of the deadline.
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And we can all be united by the experiences we share and the power of lifting each other through our most excruciating moments.
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Rebel groups have been fighting Indian rule since 1989 and demand that Kashmir be united either under Pakistani rule or as an independent country.
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The only way we'll get our voices heard, and the only way we'll make a change and protect our rights, is to be united.
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"It is up to us to be united to put an end to a dictatorship that tortures and murders," he said in another tweet.
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There, the main mirror of JWST will be united with its "sunshield" — a complex structure that's designed to keep the telescope from getting overheated.
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As Americans, we have to be united by what it means to be an American--our allegiance to and defense of the U.S. Constitution.
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Rebels have been fighting Indian rule since 1989, demanding Indian-controlled Kashmir be united either under Pakistani rule or established as an independent country.
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"These three constitutional parties are going to be united in bringing the intentions of the Catalan government to an end," said the economy minister.
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The Mexican consulate in McAllen is working to get the girl released so she can be united with her father, the foreign minster said.
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We must be united—not only on our vision and goals, but on the path we will take together to achieve that bold vision.
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Days after the list was announced, local election officials said that many of the people on it were known to be United States citizens.
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Season 4 of Outlander took place on the east coast of the soon-to-be United States of America, just before the Revolutionary War.
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"Today our biggest problem is our inability to be united and to fight back in a strong way," Kramer, 84, told Reuters in an interview.
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"We must all be united in offering assistance to everyone suffering in Puerto Rico and elsewhere in the wake of this terrible disaster," Trump wrote.
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But perhaps the most egregious paeans to unity come from those who seem to naively believe that voters in this country can actually be united.
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At the same time, most Republicans believe the party will be united coming out of the convention, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Monday.
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China's leader, Xi Jinping, said his country "must and will be united" with Taiwan and didnot rule out the use of force to achieve this.
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To calculate when the ideal claiming years should be, United Income looked at the longevity for adults in those households, along with their spending projections.
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John McCain, R-Arizona, recently pulled back from his own comment that Republicans would "be united against any Supreme Court nominee" that Clinton put forth.
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Little children holding hands and others being pushed in rolling cribs were led by firefighters to a Target parking lot to be united with parents.
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"I promise you that we will be united against any Supreme Court nominee that Hillary Clinton, if she were president, would put up," McCain said.
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"I promise you that we will be united against any Supreme Court nominee that Hillary Clinton, if she were president, would put up," he said.
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And at least it allows Americans and Europeans to be united in the cultural experience that this kind of TV makes possible in any language.
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But, even if you don't want to be united in wedlock, it doesn't necessarily mean you don't want the legal security that comes with partnership.
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Dissident Republicans believe Ireland can only be united by force, a view condemned by most people in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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"We must all be united in offering assistance to everyone suffering in Puerto Rico and elsewhere in the wake of this terrible disaster," he said.
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While Republican leaders claim to be united on the tax plan, they must now sell it to lawmakers who have been deeply divided this year.
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Instead of putting Democrats in a jam by proposing something broadly popular, the president has made it easy for them to be united in opposition.
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And yet, I suspect, while black and white Southerners will be united in our outrage about the slur, many white Southerners will stick with Trump.
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" His very first statement, in the form of a tweet, on Saturday morning, said, "We ALL must be united & condemn all that hate stands for.
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For decades, the family appeared to be united in promoting the adulation of its best-known member, the pre-eminent Confederate general Robert E. Lee.
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At the time, they called for women to be involved in the peace-building process and for families divided by the war to be united.
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"It's a very tough situation, and I just pray that us as a country and a world can be united as one," he said Monday.
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"My neighbors, everyone here in this room, represent what we as a nation want to be: united in our diversity," she said in her victory speech.
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Among Democrats and independents who lean toward the Democratic Party, 84% now feel the party will be united by November, up from 239% before either convention.
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Right now, the situation is so chaotic that it is unclear whether children separated from parents will be united with them in weeks, months, or longer.
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"We must all be united in offering assistance to everyone suffering in Puerto Rico and elsewhere in the wake of this terrible disaster," Trump wrote Saturday.
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It regards the island as a renegade province, to be united by force if necessary, and ties have become strained since Tsai took office in May.
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Divisions within the party would be united under a Humphrey candidacy in 1968, the wounds Vietnam opened among "New Democrats" healed by a Cold War liberal.
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We need to be united in our vigilance in unmasking and combating all forms of anti-Semitism, including anti-Zionism and all other forms of hate.
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Collins glowingly introduced Rice to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during the hearing on her nomination to be United Nations ambassador, but later turned on her.
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As part of that deal I will continue to make the case for the Conservative Party to be united behind a policy that can deliver Brexit.
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The finding was so important because, first off, it provided a clue that one day, quantum mechanics and general relativity could be united into one grand theory.
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"I think Coco came at the perfect time to show everyone to stay together and live the importance of family, that families should be united," says Gonzalez.
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"My neighbors, and everyone here in this room, represent what we as a nation want to be: united in our diversity," Omar said in her prepared remarks.
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EDT: The Senate votes to invoke cloture on the nomination of Paul B. Matey, of New Jersey, to be United States Circuit judge for the 3rd Circuit.
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But if the party can't be united under Trump, both his fans and his foes will probably face a stark choice in the aftermath: Rejoin or die.
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Joining Munoz at the hearing will be United President Scott Kirby as well as executives from American Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Alaska Airlines and a consumers' union consultant.
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"The centre-right must be united to govern, no matter the electoral law," said Renato Brunetta, the head of Forza Italia in the lower house of parliament.
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"Katie and us — we arrived at an agreement when we endorsed her that it was important to be united against Republicans in the fall," Mr. Lipton said.
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"The party has to be united to get rid of Trump, that's the goal," said Bill Press, a progressive thinker who supported Sanders early on in 2015.
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That's what we're seeing right out of the gate, and so that tells me we're in it for a fight for women, and we have to be united.
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EU leaders have chastized member countries for clinging to protective gear like face masks, as the 27-country bloc is supposed to be united and enjoy free trade.
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As if Jews can be united by having smart lawyers sitting for a long enough time and issuing long enough reports on what makes a Jew a Jew.
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In a world overcome with death and the horrible losses of the Civil War, people turned to photography hoping to be united with deceased loved ones in perpetuity.
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There's a terrible irony that these two men, who should be united by the solidarity that only working for a terrible boss can bring, are at such odds.
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"More needs to be done, and it's important for the country to be united in the same way the 17 families united in support of this bill," he said.
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If a flight is overbooked, or looking like it might be, United will contact passengers who have signed up to the scheme up to five days ahead of departure.
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But now they have a major issue that's easy to agree on and that will give them a chance to be united and decisive on behalf of the nation.
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It's even possible to combine algorithms in a parody of sexual reproduction, so that two good features, one from each of two different algorithms, can be united in one.
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As Democrats try to take back the House this fall, they'll need to be united across the country, and specifically in California, where they need to make big gains.
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The new companies will be: United Technologies, a maker of jet engines and airplane parts; Otis, the elevator company; and Carrier, which will specialize in heating and cooling equipment.
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Macron said the EU held no desire to engage in a trade war with the United States and said the bloc must be "united and determined" in its response.
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After urging the crowd to be united and maintain faith, Obama explained that she arrived in Paris the day before and found out about the devastating fire from her driver.
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While England may be united by the marriage, Lizzie and Henry's personal and political rift runs deep, and the divide between them threatens to tear the kingdom apart once again.
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Most Kashmiris support the rebel cause that the territory be united either under Pakistani rule or as an independent country while also participating in civilian street protests against Indian control.
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Technically, the two bodies are supposed to be united under the GNA, but they do not fully recognize one another and thus make their own laws regardless of joint consensus.
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China, which considers Taiwan to be part of its territory with which it must eventually be united, has largely backed Taiwan's activities in support of its South China Sea claims.
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It should be United States policy, in conjunction with our allies, to sideline the crown prince in order to increase pressure on the royal family to find a steadier replacement.
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The extreme resolution implied that Koolhaas's conflicting visions of Lagos—ordered from above, chaotic from the ground—could be united into one image, capturing both the city and its humanity.
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First off the starting blocks will be United Mining and Chemical Company, Sennychenko said, while generator manufacturer Elekrtovazhmash and a hotel in central Kiev are set to follow shortly after.
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"I am pleased to announce that Kelly Knight Craft, our current Ambassador to Canada, is being nominated to be United States Ambassador to the United Nations," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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U.N. Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura announced that stalled peace talks between the Syrian government and still-to-be-united opposition would resume in Geneva on Nov. 28.
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" And, in the official announcement of their split, the couple told People via a representative, "We are and will always be united in our support of each other and our family.
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"May the Thai people be united in following and protecting the constitution to maintain democracy and their sovereignty," an officer with the Royal Scribes Bureau said at the glittering palace ceremony.
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While it's easier for the minority party to be united, there's also more time to plot political moves, since the party in the House majority controls the agenda and floor time.
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"I promise you that we will be united against any Supreme Court nominee that Hillary Clinton, if she were president, would put up," the Arizona Republican declared in a radio interview.
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I know it brings people together when I play out in public and in clubs, I just wanted to unite people at a time where they need to be united really.
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I see in our country factors of division, doubts, all those who want to fracture the country when we must have only one obsession: to be united to fight the virus.
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"Regarding the current situation we are facing, we need to be united against violence, say no to violence," Lam said in the chamber and again defended her efforts to end the crisis.
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Lavrov said if face-to-face negotiations started, Russia would be ready to contribute to the mediation and that it was in Russia's interest "for the GCC to be united and strong".
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"I withdrew it because we want make sure we win the election, and be united going into the election that this is a matter to be discussed after the election," he said.
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We certainly don't need a McCarthy-type witch hunt, and this shouldn't be abused for political purposes, but it's a critically important issue, and Democrats and Republicans can be united on this.
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But Mr. Sondland donated $1 million through his companies to the inaugural committee for Mr. Trump, who subsequently tapped Mr. Sondland last year to be United States ambassador to the European Union.
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While commodity groups have made it their motto to be united so they can fend off attacks on the farm bill, talks over the 13 law are only in their early stages.
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And even as he is actively splitting his own party and his own movement by publicly denigrating his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, Trump made a rousing call that 'America must be united.
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Schaeuble said EU member states should be prepared for Britain to try to play them off each other but warned that they needed to be united in talks with the London government.
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To give the new government a monopoly on the use of force, all militias, regardless of ideological background, must lay down their arms; the army must be united under a single command structure.
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Migrant children who illegally cross into the U.S. must be sent to a government shelter where they stay until they can be united with relatives or other sponsors while awaiting immigration court hearings.
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Key principles include keeping customer data on their devices - rather than in the cloud, on Apple servers - and isolating various types of data so they cannot be united to form profiles of customers.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Saturday "we must all be united" in fighting the coronavirus as he unveiled a raft of measures to fight the spread of the virus.
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Villatoro told CNN he met with Trump because he wanted to "show everyone that we should be united as one," and Garcia said he had no problem with Trump coming to El Paso.
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"Once in our care we work to put them in immediate contact with parents or family members so they may be united with a suitable sponsor as soon as possible," the statement said.
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"Now, to survive and to push through these obstacles and such—you have to be united," Jane, a dreamer whose name has been changed to protect her anonymity, told me on a phone call.
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Trump took aim Wednesday at the diversity immigration program, as well as others that allow "chain migration," in which immigrants can enter the country simply to be united with a relative already living here.
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When the Losers get lost in the sewer after fighting the child-eating clown, Beverly, the only girl in the group, decides that they must be united if they hope to find the exit.
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The National Security Council doesn't oversee broadband deployment, and there's no way this would get past the FCC, which as you can see above would likely be united in opposition to such a strategy.
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"Antisemitism has no place our society, which needs to be united, not divided," said Mr. Trump, who has been accused of using overtly racial appeals to motivate his largely white, working-class political base.
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" Both lines, as well as all the other categories of the business — presumably including jeans, underwear, fragrance and others — would be united under one "vision," with said visionary to be named "in due course.
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The communication aspect of it, the idea that people would all be united in a global brain which will be harmonious... that was a big theme in those days, in particular with Mondo 2000.
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"Once in our care we work to put them in immediate contact with parents or family members so they may be united with a suitable sponsor as soon as possible," the HHS statement said.
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Italy's governing coalition might be united in the face of external challenges when it comes to its 22019 budget, but voter polls show changing fortunes for the Lega party and the Five Star Movement (M5S).
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The process won't be perfectly harmonized, even though the House, Senate, and White House talked for months to arrive at a common framework to allow the entire party to be united in writing the bill.
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As it chronicles, people were willing to endure and inflict terrible pain so long as a spirit of political maximalism prevailed: if Ireland could be united fast, the thinking went, all horrors could be redeemed.
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Japan&aposs U.N. Ambassador Koro Bessho, who is not on the council but attended the briefings, told reporters there were many questions and "I asked the Security Council to stay the course, and be united."
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Charles Chamberlain, chairman of Democracy for America (DFA), which has voiced support for both Sanders and Warren in the 28503 race, emphasized that Democrats should be united behind the progressive candidates heading into the caucuses.
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But the two sides of the bay could yet be united by a project that has been in the works for ten years: a tidal system stretching across the bay that will create renewable energy.
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In an interview with The Associated Press shortly after the Gazette published the article, Ryan said he wanted to ensure Republicans would be united going into the fall, but expressed some concern about Trump's candidacy.
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MADRID, March 14 (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Saturday "we must all be united" in fighting the coronavirus as he unveiled a raft of measures to fight the spread of the virus.
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"The closure of any international office will clearly decrease services on fee-paying US citizens attempting to use our legal immigration system to be united with family members," said Ur Jaddou, a former USCIS chief counsel.
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IT IS a rare thing for Britons to be united by something that is not the weather or the national football team's performance at the World Cup, yet somehow the BBC's latest drama has managed it.
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Democrats are more apt to see their own party as united, 21% say so, while 2001% say it's divided now but will unite by November and just 2478% feel the party won't be united come November.
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She used her experience as a way to explain that Americans should be united with each other — including being united with American Muslims — against terrorist attacks, rather than singling out American Muslims as being potential threats.
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Under current law, migrant children who illegally cross into the U.S. must be sent to a government shelter where they stay until they can be united with relatives or other sponsors while awaiting immigration court hearings.
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Under current law, migrant children who illegally cross into the U.S. must be sent to a government shelter where they stay until they can be united with relatives or other sponsors while awaiting immigration court hearings.
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She said that because genetic material carries family connections, the data collection would have implications not only for those in immigration custody but also their family members who might be United States citizens or legal residents.
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"As a club, we've got to stick together, we've got to be united, we are a family," Solskjaer said after some fans sang anti-Woodward chants during the recent 4-0 league win over Norwich City.
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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy: The world cannot be united only in Facebook, when people re-post Greta Thunberg' speech, or photos of horrible fires in Australia, or photos of a downed, unfortunately, Ukrainian plane in Iran.
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A roughly equivalent setup would be United States taxpayers paying the collateral descendants of George Washington tens of millions of dollars a year to install themselves in a portion of Mount Vernon closed to public access.
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The fighting has become a predictable cycle of violence as the region convulses with decades-old animosities over Kashmir, where rebel groups demand that the territory be united either under Pakistani rule or as an independent country.
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"In a world which will only grow smaller and more interconnected, the example of our two nations says it is possible for people to be united by their ideals, instead of divided by their differences," he said.
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Ultimately, we are confident that the passion and energy from the primary will be united in a common purpose -- to move forward the ideals of our party and keep the White House out of Donald Trump's hands.
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They voted as they did despite the symbolic importance, too, of the idea that a priest be united to only one spouse, the Church, just as Jesus Christ was united in an exclusive bond with the Church.
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Republicans and Democrats may be united in disliking Moore, but the people sitting in blue and white folding chairs in a church gym here were the fervent supporters who helped him buck political gravity in the primary.
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"If tomorrow there is an increase in tariffs, like in the car industry, our reaction should be united and strong to show that Europe is a united and sovereign power," French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.
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It seems that many dinner tables divided by party politics will still be united by the idea that there is much to give thanks for—even if everyone agrees that America has a lot to worry about.
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"If tomorrow there is an increase in tariffs, like in the car industry, our reaction should be united and strong to show that Europe is a united and sovereign power," Bruno Le Maire said, according to Reuters.
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"If tomorrow there is an increase in tariffs, like in the car industry, our reaction should be united and strong to show that Europe is a united and sovereign power," Bruno Le Maire said, according to Reuters.
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A Republican, he was nominated in 2005 by President George W. Bush to be United States attorney in Maryland and was the longest-serving United States attorney until Mr. Trump appointed him deputy attorney general last year.
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"He confirmed to me that the European Union would be united behind France ... The proposed sanctions are unacceptable and the European Commission confirmed that all options are on the table," Le Maire told reporters after meeting Hogan.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Germany expects to be consulted before any Western allies conduct an attack on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces as the allies must be united on the matter, Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Thursday.
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U.S. officials "kept talking about how important it was that all of our anti-corruption efforts be united," said Andrii Telizhenko, the former political officer in the Ukrainian Embassy in Washington who organized and attended the meetings.
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In her first public policy comments since being nominated, von der Leyen said the EU needed to be united, as it contends on the global stage with a rising China, an unpredictable U.S. administration, and an assertive Russia.
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"An effective response to climate-damaging foods that will also contribute to raising awareness of climate change must be united, which requires that society sends a clear signal through regulation," Mickey Gjerris, a spokesman for the Council, said.
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Under current U.S. law, unaccompanied migrant children who illegally cross into the country must be sent to a government shelter, where they stay until they can be united with relatives or other sponsors while awaiting immigration court hearings.
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He was speaking after holding talks with U.N. Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, who announced that stalled peace talks between the Syrian government and still-to-be-united opposition would resume in Geneva on Nov. 28.
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"In death, however, I think all can be united in praying for the repose of his soul, for comfort for his grieving family, and that support and solace be given to those whom he hurt and let down."
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Chris Murphy said Saturday morning that Democrats are likely to be united on a key procedural vote on calling witnesses next week, though he acknowledged that not all 47 Democrats are guaranteed to vote to convict the president.
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I emphasized that these goals can be achieved while creating a system that operates effectively so that employers can hire needed workers quickly and efficiently, and families can be united with their loved ones in a timely manner.
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That's why it's important for us, and personally for me, to show the world that even if we may differ at times, we can and should be united in the effort to become better as people and a nation.
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And while opinions of the new character count may be mixed, Twitter users seem to be united in their hatred for the circle, which seems unnecessarily confusing as you can no longer see how many characters you've actually typed.
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" For emphasis, he quoted the Cuban national hero José Martí and the Brazilian author Paulo Coelho, and recited a line from the epic Argentine poem "Martín Fierro" by José Hernández: "Brothers be united because that is the first law.
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OVERHEARD AT DAVOS Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy: The world cannot be united only in Facebook, when people re-post Greta Thunberg' speech, or photos of horrible fires in Australia, or photos of a downed, unfortunately, Ukrainian plane in Iran.
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But even Republicans who slammed Moore just days ago have swallowed their pride and lined up behind the nominee in the wake of his victory, meaning that the state GOP will likely be united by election day in December.
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This be hope, this be home,we are hope, we are home, we be vigilant, we be united, we be good, we do good, we are good,as we shouldin the place where a millennium stood for what we understoodwas right.
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Arizona senator John McCain, once known as a relative moderate who would work across the aisle, suggested this month that the GOP would "be united" against any of Clinton's Supreme Court nominees, before his spokesperson slightly walked that statement back.
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" Last month, the Arizona senator told a Philadelphia radio station Republicans would "be united against any Supreme Court nominee that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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That's why it was important for us, and personally for me, to show the world that even if we may differ at times, we can and should be united in the effort to become better as people and a nation.
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"I prayed (in Mecca) for a very strong Pakistani government and nation and for the whole of the Muslim ummah (community) to be united and strong financially, morally and mentally," said Syed Sajjad Ali Bukhari, a pensioner living in Canada.
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"In times like this, it is important to be united and support however we can to help all those who are in the front lines, fighting every day to save hundreds of lives," a statement on her Instagram account reads.
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Harry B. Harris Jr., a former head of the Pentagon's Pacific Command and the administration's nominee to be United States ambassador to South Korea, said at his Senate confirmation hearing last week that he supported suspending the war game in August.
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Moore's speech followed an exuberant speech from Jones to his supporters in Birmingham, where he said his campaign was about "finding common ground" and that Alabamians led by example in showing the rest of the country how to be united.
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They may not all agree on whether African Americans are morally deserving of their high-crime surroundings and poor economic prospects, but they certainly tend to be united in blaming generations of Democratic political leadership for allowing those things to happen.
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Call us naïve, but we believe — as an immunologist and biochemist attempting to perfect and deploy gene-editing advances to cure disease — that Democrats and Republicans alike can be united by a shared drive for scientific exploration and life-saving discoveries.
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Both of them seem to be united by a commitment to a Wii-like visual and audio design, and both have made works that are about crafting small, wonderful spaces in which you get to do fun, dare I say it, cute things.
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" Why it matters, from The Economist: "It seems that many dinner tables divided by party politics will still be united by the idea that there is much to give thanks for—even if everyone agrees that America has a lot to worry about.
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Sources close to the matter said that Vivendi might be betting on divisions opening up among the Berlusconi family, but Berlusconi himself said that he and his family would be united in fighting any Vivendi move to weaken their grip on Mediaset.
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But the episode offered a glimpse into a struggle for dominance within the Shi'ite community which is supposed to be united in the push to defeat Islamic State, the ultra-hardline Sunni group that seized around a third of Iraq's territory in 2014.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), who is not a member of the Judiciary panel, told a Philadelphia radio station that Senate Republicans would be "united against" a Clinton Supreme Court nominee.
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"We have taken steps to reduce fares beyond what a regular last-minute fare would be," United spokesman Frank Benenati said, adding that passengers "traveling to, from or through areas" affected by the hurricane can waive their change fees and difference in airfare.
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He boldly repudiated several Trumpist themes, warning against the president's brand of nationalism (think "America First"), saying America and France must be united against the threat of climate change, and urging lawmakers to support the Iran nuclear deal — something Trump has wavered on.
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Maybe Irving is sending us a message that, hey, yes, things are messed up but we can get through this if we work hard at fixing the mistakes in our country and that only through these efforts can we truly be united once more.
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"Now is the time for us to come together and be united across this house and across this country to ensure that we work for the best possible deal for the United Kingdom and the best possible future for us all," May told parliament.
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Voters also soured on the departing president, Ma Ying-jeou, and his policy of pursuing a closer relationship with China, Taiwan's giant neighbor, which considers Taiwan, a self-governed island, to be a part of its territory with which it must eventually be united.
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"It felt like, more than ever, the millions of us who believe in the values we've held so dear in America needed an action, needed something to come together — to be united and to send a message that we actually are the majority," she continued.
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What Mr. Trump should have done was to warn President Vladimir Putin of Russia that if he interfered in the election, American political leaders would be united in imposing consequences of some kind on his nation, as the Republican candidate's vice-presidential running mate, Gov.
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While Mr. Trump's advisers insisted that Republicans would be united by the time the candidate finished speaking on Thursday night, a rump faction appeared determined to resist him and to send a message that his brand of divisive politics did not represent their party.
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"The activities of this 12 of October have been a massive show of force by the opposition that continues to be united in the push for a recall referendum," leading opposition figure Lilian Tintori said near of the end of the opposition's mobilization efforts.
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In a speech this month to the people of Taiwan, a self-ruled democracy that Beijing considers Chinese territory, President Xi Jinping said the island "must be and will be" united with China and warned that independence efforts could be met by armed force.
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While Bloomberg had considered creating an independent entity to back the eventual Democratic nominee, ultimately it seemed a better use of resources to be "united in strategy and execution" with the national and state parties, according to a memo from his campaign to the DNC.
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"Now is the time for us to come together and be united across this house (of parliament) and across this country to ensure that we work for the best possible deal for the United Kingdom and the best possible future for us all," May told parliament.
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Pentagon chiefs and members of Congress are ever more publicly sounding the alarm about China's intentions towards Taiwan, the democratic island of 24m people that America calls an ally but China claims as its own, saying it must be united with the motherland, by force if necessary.
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Homestead is the nation's largest influx shelter, able to house thousands of kids as they wait to be united with sponsors in the U.S. Because the facility is classified as a temporary shelter, the federal government maintains it is not subject to state child welfare regulators.
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The Trump White House has faced a large amount of turnover at high levels, and the administration often taps figures from the media for prominent positions, such as the selection of State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert, a former correspondent for Fox News, to be United Nations ambassador.
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" Even Senator John McCain, who once joined with Democrats in an effort to depoliticize the judicial nomination process, recently told a radio show, "I promise you that we will be united against any Supreme Court nominee that Hillary Clinton, if she were president, would put up.
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Though all sides claim they will be united in working to defeat President Donald Trump, the brewing Biden-Sanders battle could run even hotter than the Clinton-Sanders clash, because of Biden's and Sanders' dueling strengths, which have divided the party along lines of race and age.
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An RTÉ/BBC poll from 2015 found that only 13 percent of people in Northern Ireland want a united Ireland in the short or medium term, though that figure increased to 30 percent when people were asked whether they want Ireland to be united in their lifetimes.
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What made this into an international scandal was that the women happened to be United States citizens rather than "ordinary" Salvadorans, and that three of them, Ita Ford, Dorothy Kazel and Maura Clarke, were Catholic nuns (the fourth, Jean Donovan, was a lay volunteer doing missionary work).
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A claim made last week by the Texas secretary of state — that 95,000 registered voters had a citizenship status that could not be determined — appeared to fall apart on Tuesday when local election officials said many of the people were known to be United States citizens.
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Enraged by Henry Kissinger's manipulation of leaders in the Middle East (a policy that the then Secretary of State referred to as "constructive ambiguity"), Hafez al-Assad — Syria's President and the father of current President Bashar al-Assad — retreated from his belief that the region could be united.
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"Oil prices got their groove back after the world's largest economies signalled they will be united in fighting off the economic impact of the coronavirus and on the Russian capitulation in agreeing to deliver deeper production cuts at this week's meeting," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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"Oil prices got their groove back after the world's largest economies signaled they will be united in fighting off the economic impact of the coronavirus and on the Russian capitulation in agreeing to deliver deeper production cuts at this week's meeting," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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In addition, a U.S. District Court judge in California issued an order this week ending the separation of illegal immigrant parents from their children and requiring that separated families be united with 30 days when the children are 5 or older, and within 14 days when the children are younger.
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America is about an idea that we are a country of vastly diverse people, who came to this land from vastly diverse places, who come together for a shared purpose: that our vastly diverse people must be united and never divided against each other for nefarious purposes by unscrupulous politicians.
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The Senate is also expected to take up the nominations of Michelle Bowman to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board, Thomas Feddo to be assistant secretary of the Treasury for Investment Security and Jennifer Nordquist to be United States executive director of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
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But at a time when Arab allies should be united in facing the atrocity of the mass killings in Syria, the escalating war in Yemen, and the rebuilding of state institutions in Libya and Iraq, some regional players have chosen to pursue petty grievances and selfish ambitions that undermine our unity.
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"It felt like, more than ever, the millions of us who believe in the values we've held so dear in America needed an action, needed something to come together — to be united and to send a message that we actually are the majority," Ferrera said in a speech during January's Women's March on Washington.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE voters and the most ardent Trump supporters all should be united in outrage over the death of Daniel Shaver.
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"We are the last daily newspaper in America with a free-standing books section, an essential journal of literary discussion and debate," Dean Baquet, the executive editor of The New York Times, told the organization's staff in an email on Wednesday announcing that daily and Sunday books coverage would be united under the editorship of Pamela Paul.
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Here's a classic summation of this point by political scientists Edward G. Carmines and James A. Stimson: Thus, by their very nature, all party alignments contain the seeds of their own destruction, the various groups that make up the party may be united on some issues, particularly on those that gave rise to the alignment in the first place.
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Ms. Pelosi, the highest-ranking Democrat and the de facto leader of her party, insisted in public and in private on Thursday that Democrats would be united around their nominee no matter who it was — even as she pointedly refused to embrace Mr. Sanders's agenda, especially Medicare for All, which lacks the votes to pass the House.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.) predicted the Democrats would be united in opposition.
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Fischer also emphasized to me, concerned by my apprehension at how the project was executed, that the Whitney was "the only blue-chip museum" in Manhattan to respond to their call for this protest, and he is leery of falling into the trap of internecine fighting among the left when we need to be united in resistance.
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"If you would have told me that, at this point in time, Democrats would be united and on offense, and Republicans would be divided on defense, when it comes to ACA, or the Cabinet, for that matter, I would have said, you know, you're wrong," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" on Sunday.
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During that time, two Cabinet-level nominees were rejected on the floor of the Senate after failing to win approval in committee, including John Tower as secretary of defense in 1989 and John Bolton in 2005, who was filibustered by Senate Democrats to be United Nations ambassador before being installed as a recess appointment by then-President George W. Bush.
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And lastly on the behalf of those who fight for equality in a world that is not equal, not just and not ready for the change we are here to bring I say up to you bring us your tired, your pour and any immigrant that seeks refuge for tog we can build not just a better country but a word that is destined to be united.
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" RELATED: Why Trump's spontaneous moments on race tell us more than the scripted ones After Trump tweeted earlier Saturday that everyone "must be united & condemn all that hate stands for," Duke issued a fiery reply on Twitter, the President's platform of choice: "I would recommend you take a good look in the mirror & remember it was White Americans who put you in the presidency, not radical leftists.
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"On the behalf of those who fight for equality in a world that is not equal, not just and not ready for the change we are here to bring, I say unto you: Bring us your tired, your poor and any immigrant who seeks refuge for together we can build, not just a better country, but a world that is destined to be united," he said.
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Nominations: The Senate is working on a series of nominations including Kelly Craft to be the United States' representative to the United Nations General Assembly, Michelle Bowman to be a member of the Federal Reserve Board, Thomas Feddo to be assistant secretary of the Treasury for investment security and Jennifer Nordquist to be United States executive director of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
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" Chain migration happens when immigrants can enter the country, simply to be united with a relative already living in the U.S. The type of visa Saipov possessed could, theoretically, have allowed dozens of his family members into the U.S. The Department of Homeland Security told Fox News that Saipov was admitted to the U.S. "upon presentation of a passport with a valid diversity immigrant visa to U.S. Customs and Border Protection in 2010.
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Democratic governors are worried that years of heated political rhetoric have left their voters exhausted ahead of this year's presidential contest, and that a drawn-out nominating fight risks exacerbating divides within a party that has to be united as it takes on President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is publicly breaking with congressional Republicans on trade and guns, causing tensions within the party at a time when lawmakers hope to be united ahead of the midterm elections.
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They may not all agree on whether African Americans are morally deserving of their high-crime surroundings and poor economic prospects, but they certainly tend to be united in blaming generations of Democratic political leadership for allowing those things to happen With all that in mind, while only Trump can say for sure why he embraces this verbal tic, you can rest assured that you're not alone if it sounds wrong to your ear — in a way that goes beyond grammar.
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The most concise and convincing (to me) explanation of the transience of American political alignments comes from political scientists Edward G. Carmines and James A. Stimson, who in their excellent book Issue Evolution: Race and the Transformation of American Politics offer the following: Thus, by their very nature, all party alignments contain the seeds of their own destruction, the various groups that make up the party may be united on some issues, particularly on those that gave rise to the alignment in the first place.
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Some Democrats said they were concerned that heated rhetoric and growing rifts between the leading contenders threatens to divide the party at precisely the moment it needs to be united to combat Trump's enthusiastic base — an unsettling echo of the 2016 campaign, when Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonWarren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left Poll: Trump trails 2020 Democratic contenders in Michigan US company offers free cybersecurity assistance to campaigns MORE backers harshly criticized Sanders for a perceived disinterest in bringing his most die-hard fans back into the fold after a bitter primary.
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