They may be unwilling or unable to describe their experience.
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Don't be unwilling to give up-front to get more later.
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Many Latinos may still be unwilling to listen, but perhaps enough will.
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The prey might be unwilling, but ultimately nobody is really hurt or digested.
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Readers may be unwilling or unable to swallow the potent dram of generosity
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But some customers may be unwilling or unable to put down a deposit upfront.
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It also has relatively new steel plants which it will be unwilling to close.
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Moreover, Great Britain might be unwilling to extradite Assange for such a "political" crime.
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That's a piece of the show I would be unwilling to let go of.
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Trump voters might be unwilling to admit out loud to buyer's remorse, he allowed.
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Trump voters might be unwilling to admit out loud to buyer's remorse, he allowed.
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Some parts suppliers will be unwilling or unable to achieve this level of precision.
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The outlet reported that Trump said he would be unwilling to negotiate for any less.
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Indeed, they may be unwilling to reveal their discontent, or to fully admit it to themselves.
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Then a more vexing question arises: What will the country be unwilling or unable to see next?
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Many Republicans in Congress would be unwilling to go along with a plan that piled on debt.
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This will be both costly and time-consuming, and many publishers will be unwilling to take the risk.
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If it had retained control, potential customers might be unwilling to allow a competitor access to sensitive information.
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Profits suffer In some industries, companies will be unwilling or unable to pass the cost onto its customers.
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At the Pender clinic, Mr. Sangha said, counselors worried initially that patients be unwilling get their urine tested.
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Without reduced exposure or bigger profits, Mr. Doherty said, many investors would be unwilling to back the company.
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Some believe China would be unwilling to escalate the trade war dramatically by emphatically undermining Trump's Iran crackdown.
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In the end, prosecutors used a "nolle prosequi" — translation: "to be unwilling to pursue" — to dismiss the charges.
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You'd probably be unwilling to discuss a sale unless the bidder came back with a more plausible number.
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He doesn't tell me what his conclusion would be, or what line he would be unwilling to cross.
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And of course many Democrats would be unwilling to appear as pro-gun and pro-life as any Republican.
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"Tesla still appears to be unwilling to exercise any meaningful control over the conduct of its CEO," she said.
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In negotiations she may be unwilling to give ground to the EU even when it is in Britain's interest.
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Kim, for example, is believed to be unwilling to meet on a US aircraft carrier off the Korean coast.
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Investors will also be unwilling to commit too far either way before UK labour market data due on Tuesday.
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It is unfortunate that Washington officials would be unwilling to budge for something so important for our collective future.
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Obama might be unwilling to speak out against his successor, but that's why Key & Peele gave him an anger translator.
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If the hospital is Catholic-owned, for example, they may be unwilling to provide access to a local abortion doctor.
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However the House might be unwilling to agree to the "skinny bill," as some conservatives have already ruled that out.
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Turkey and South Africa both appear to be unwilling to implement meaningful economic policies, one analyst told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Some people may also be unwilling to use hormones, or wish to prevent STIs, which are important factors, Lew says.
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But now China appears to be unwilling to fund further sections of the line, leaving a question mark over its future.
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But for PESCO to succeed, much more is needed, including financial commitments which German voters may still be unwilling to accept.
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But, with its many treaty allies and interests in East Asia, Washington would be unwilling to offer that kind of carrot.
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Finally, U.S. officials might be unwilling to pressure certain partners on civilian protection for fear of losing cooperation in other areas.
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Trump, meanwhile, may be unwilling to travel to the demilitarized zone lest he be viewed as arriving on Kim's home turf.
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Some are unlikely to make another trip after last week's wasted journey or will be unwilling to pay to travel again.
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But fears of Syrizification, when a left-wing party surrenders its radicalism, means some Labour activists may be unwilling to do so.
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There are several reasons the Justice Department might be unwilling to just hand over classified or grand jury information, even under subpoena.
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He predicted that developers would be unwilling to pay the high cost of remediating sites that have been contaminated with toxic materials.
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Investigators, who are interviewing patients, say people may be unwilling to disclose using an illegal product like THC, the CDC has said.
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The United States also could isolate itself because allies would be unwilling to treat China as "an economic and political enemy," it said.
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Reaffirming guidance could be material and needs approval, she said, adding that Tesla still "appears to be unwilling" to exercise control over Musk.
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Yet investors may be unwilling to cough up on that scale for a company whose shares are down 71 percent in three years.
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Democrats, hoping to take back the Senate and make big gains in the House, may be unwilling to hand Republicans easy legislative victories.
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However, when the topic is brought up as a health issue, I've never had a patient be unwilling to engage in the discussion.
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At the local level, that means neighbors may be unwilling to allow taller buildings or to invest in more schools or improved infrastructure.
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At the national level, it means that politicians may be unwilling to take up immigration reform, or to address workers who fear unemployment.
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China and Russia, historical US adversaries and Iranian allies, may also be unwilling to cooperate with Trump&aposs demands on the nuclear deal.
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Other Democrats, such as Senator Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg, say they would be unwilling to provide American financial support for Israeli annexation.
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"LSE shareholders are reasonably convinced by the Refinitiv deal and so may be unwilling to change track for this proposed deal," said Colley.
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The latest results, from this month, found that 40 percent of regular fliers said they would be unwilling to fly on the Max.
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Although some hackers may be unwilling to become entangled in politics, Moss sees the intense post-election interest in his community as an opportunity.
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Sanders' fiercest supporters can be unwilling to countenance criticism of their candidate and seem ready to back him almost no matter what he does.
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Sanders' fiercest supporters can be unwilling to countenance criticism of their candidate and seem ready to back him almost no matter what he does.
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And as Petersen notes, there are many entirely valid reasons Thurman might be unwilling or unable to relay her experience in full to Dowd.
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With this figure in mind, some doctors may be unwilling to take seriously young women who fear an unusual lump might be breast cancer.
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The labels have also suggested they will be unwilling to compromise with Spotify as its contracts with the labels expire over the next year.
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Stores may be unwilling to make coupon codes so easily accessible, and many "already complain about how much PayPal costs them anyway," she says.
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His replacement may be unwilling or unable to follow in his footsteps, leaving uncertain whether China will tackle problems that could threaten its growth.
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It cannot offer to reintegrate with the mainland, as the island is a democracy and Taiwanese people would be unwilling to surrender their freedoms.
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Without this critical guarantee, many banks would be unwilling to finance home loans, making the promise of the American dream elusive for hardworking families.
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So far, the banks have avoided refinancing stress; Turkish lending is lucrative for European banks which may be unwilling to risk those long-standing ties.
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Jihadists including Jabhat al-Nusrah and the Islamic State also were not at the talks, although they would be unwilling to participate in any case.
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If the worst happened and America did retreat from the rules-based system, its other 163 members would be unwilling to follow, even under provocation.
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Mount said although the Trump administration had repeatedly raised the possibility of negotiations, the US President could be unwilling to enter into long, messy negotiations.
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"Farmers may be unwilling to take action in the name of climate change, but they are interested in increasing resilience to weather events," Detchon says.
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In his congressional testimony in mid-July, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell seemed to be unwilling to make strong predictions about the future course of events.
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The government may be unwilling to hike prices — unpopular in a country used to state subsidies — before a presidential election scheduled sometime in late spring.
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Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois, who is facing a tough re-election battle, appeared to be unwilling to antagonize constituents by icing Judge Garland out.
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Officials may be unwilling, that is, to mark up their growth expectations too aggressively for fear of looking like they are endorsing Congress's fiscal policy.
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Companies may also be unwilling to hike prices -- even if they are feeling pressure to do so -- because it looks bad during a health crisis.
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If voters perceive that the primary beneficiaries of redistribution are from a group that they view negatively, they may be unwilling to support redistribution programs.
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The ICC is a court of last resort and only steps in when a government is found to be unwilling or unable to do so.
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Trump had previously signaled that he would be unwilling to work with Democrats on issues such as infrastructure as long as he was under investigation.
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This ambiguity may constitute a significant barrier to families raising money for private ransom payments, as potential donors may be unwilling to gamble on prosecutorial discretion.
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Many may be unwilling to accept the major losses implied by the restructuring that the country's President Nicolas Maduro proposed last month, sending debt prices plunging.
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Even if Ms Warren wins next year's election, the Senate would probably remain under Republican control and might be unwilling to endorse a radical break-up.
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When a resource is provided to them as a default—even something as trivial as a pen—people tend to be unwilling to part with it.
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He said media companies may be unwilling to show cannabis ads as long as marijuana remains illegal for recreational and medical use on a federal level.
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Beijing regards space as another realm for war fighting and would be unwilling to give up on developing the ability to strike at American space assets.
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Without novelty driving you out the door, you may wistfully long for an endorphin boost, but be unwilling to switch off Netflix and go get it.
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He might be guilty of engaging in criminal behavior with the president and be unwilling to talk about that or to help authorities with that investigation.
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After years of arguing that debt limit increases should be paired with spending cuts, conservative Republicans may be unwilling to raise the ceiling without a price.
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The George W. Bush administration took the latter strategy, betting that future Congresses would be unwilling to allow taxes to rise, effectively making them permanent. Wrong.
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Mattarella may be unwilling to dissolve parliament ahead of preparatory work in September for the 2020 budget, which must then be presented to parliament the following month.
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If recent history is any indicator, the Republican-controlled Congress (and Republican-controlled state legislatures) will be unwilling to work with Democrats to remedy this constitutional defect.
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"It may be (overtly or covertly) passed on to another country, even though the UK would be unwilling to share directly with that state," the solicitors argued.
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The death of a child is so painful, it is all too possible to shrink from the retelling, to be unwilling to examine the tragedy head-on.
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Most importantly, the White House must be unwilling to accept as legitimate any government created by the constituent assembly arising from the bogus referendum planned by Maduro.
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These later generics might not be ready to launch or might be unwilling to challenge the first filer's patents or launch "at-risk" (before a court decision).
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"There's a tendency, especially in the honeymoon period, that people can be unwilling to criticize a president-elect," said Norm Singleton, a longtime aide to former Rep.
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Congress won't go along easily Still, Trump's budgetary strategy could face significant challenges -- particularly in the Senate, where Republicans may be unwilling to support cuts to popular programs.
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And southern NATO nations, focused on uncontrolled migrant flows and the failing states on Europe's borders, may also be unwilling to grant more resources to the eastern flank.
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Committee leadership may be unwilling to put vulnerable members to a vote on an issue as contentious as encryption — even on a bill considered as mild as McCaul's.
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Corporate and government customers abroad also might be unwilling to use cloud services from Microsoft if they thought their data could be seized by American courts, Microsoft said.
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Many foreign investors will be unwilling to put money in local currency assets until they think the pound has found a floor, and that point may be distant.
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But Garland would probably be unwilling to overturn a standing rule, so he would be more likely to throw out illegally obtained evidence through the existing exclusionary rule.
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And that decision squares with immigration activists' broader fear that Republicans will be unwilling to match their rhetoric on DREAMers with action that's controversial within their own caucus.
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Supporters of the bill say the system is flawed because commanders can be unwilling to prosecute such cases and victims, fearing retaliation, are often afraid to report them.
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Spot price discounts for Basra mean buyers with term contracts looking to re-sell their cargoes may be unwilling to let go of them as they will incur losses.
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The PS4's huge success also means that a lot of people will be unwilling to part with the digital libraries they've built up over the past seven years.
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One challenge in removing students with suspected concussions from sports is that athletes may be unwilling to be sidelined or may mask symptoms to avoid it, the study found.
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But it is next to impossible to attribute any cyberattack with absolute certainty, security experts say, and the White House may be unwilling to go that far without definitive proof.
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No matter how painful sanctions may be, analysts say, Mr. Kim would be unwilling to give up his nuclear weapons unless an accord left him feeling completely safe without them.
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The Times reported that Trump's team is also betting that Mueller will ultimately be unwilling to subpoena the president in a bid to compel him to participate in the interview.
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There's no doubt that this is the best computer for current MacBook Air owners to upgrade to, should they be unwilling or uninterested in giving Windows or Chrome OS a shot.
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In a typical bankruptcy, this kind of financing is provided by private lenders, but in the midst of a crisis the private sector may be unwilling to provide that bridge financing.
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He went on to suggest that Morrisey would be unwilling to oppose Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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If the Equality Act's sponsors continue to be unwilling to entertain legitimate religious freedom, then another legislative vehicle will be required to have any chance of passage in the short term.
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It also provoked worry from Western allies, including the United States, that Turkey would either be unwilling or unable to be a reliable partner in the fight against the Islamic State.
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They have criticized his character and raised the prospect that they might be unwilling to cast a vote for him under any circumstances — even in a general election against Hillary Clinton.
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The bank strategist added that the size of the deal made it "potentially unaffordable" as HKEX shareholders may be unwilling to support any heavy borrowing sought by the Hong Kong exchange.
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If such an employer cuts wages, a worker may be unwilling to move to another employer that asks her to work different hours — or to be on call during "off" hours.
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The lawyers and aides believe the special counsel might be unwilling to subpoena the president and set off a showdown with the White House that Mr. Mueller could lose in court.
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Mr. White said he has spoken to employees who, in a theoretical attack, said they would be unwilling to break a window to escape out of fear of being fired later.
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But Mr. Erdogan, who has so often reaped domestic rewards from stoking arguments with Europe, may himself be unwilling to commit to a long-term thaw in the European-Turkish relationship.
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By comparison, 43 percent in Italy, 36 percent in Britain, 34 percent in Austria and 33 percent in Germany said they would be unwilling to accept a Muslim as a family member.
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Chinese banks have been named as possible buyers of Russian loans, but most Chinese banks will be unwilling to jeopardize their US operations, which could leave them unable to buy the debt.
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"Donald Trump may put himself in a box because he is promising action that he might actually be unwilling to deliver on," said Timothy Naftali, a presidential historian at New York University.
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The banks were said to be unwilling to give up a portion of interchange fees, which merchants pay in order to use the bank's payment infrastructure, Fairfax Media reported in mid-2015.
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However, Fitch has modelled all loans with an extended maturity to account for the increased default risk of short-term bullet loans should CBK be unwilling or unable to refinance maturing loans.
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Be respectful of your roommate by allowing them enough time to find a new home, and be prepared that they may be unwilling to leave before the date your living agreement specified.
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Jo Johnson, the universities minister between 2015 and 2018, argued the report's proposal would destabilise university finances, and that the Treasury would be unwilling to cough up the funds to plug the gap.
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Realistically, Democrats may be unwilling to pay the price of an impeachment investigation in the knowledge that few GOP senators -- cowed by the President's fervent support from his base -- will vote to convict.
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The rule allows investments by qualified institutional buyers, which could help BR Distribuidora tap a category of investors that otherwise may be unwilling to finance the company through other means, the person said.
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"One reason unionized public-sector workers may be unwilling to fully pay for premium increases with reduced wages is that the higher premiums reflect things they do not fully value," Mr. Chernew said.
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And he can no longer be present for discussions about information classified as top secret or sensitive compartmented information, and foreign officials could be unwilling to discuss highly classified intelligence they have collected.
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For example, many analysts worried in 2013 that Khamenei would be unwilling to overrule the hard-liners, both in the government and among the citizenry, who opposed (and still oppose) the nuclear deal.
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Martina Lawless, an economist with Ireland's state-sponsored Economic and Social Research Institute, says business and government will be unwilling to invest in new warehousing or port expansion unless there is a clear need.
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Joe Biden says he threatened to withhold $1 billion in loan guarantees from Ukraine if it did not fire a prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, who was widely seen to be unwilling to bring corruption prosecutions.
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The individual fund manager has exactly the same issue: she may know she is spreading herself too thin but be unwilling to make the economic sacrifice which placing client interests above her own entails.
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However, the better statistic here would be the percentage of Americans who would be unwilling to vote for a candidate that didn't acknowledge this science or wasn't willing to support legislation abating its effects.
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Days after Nadler's request, Trump initially suggested he would be unwilling to comply with the document requests, citing what he said was former President Obama's handling of congressional probes during his time in office.
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Trump was surprised and angered by a recent announcement from North Korea's chief nuclear negotiator that North Korea would be unwilling to trade its nuclear weapons for economic aid, administration officials told the Times.
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No matter how much money the company spends promoting its craftsmanship, no matter how many performers endorse its pianos, China's middle class might ultimately be unwilling to make the leap to high-end instruments.
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That suggests his government may stick to the gradual changes it has been introducing in recent years or be unwilling to show all its cards yet amid the trade talks with the United States.
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Moscow might miscalculate that the United States would be unwilling to use its current nuclear weapons in response to a Russian low-yield nuclear strike because the U.S. yield is too high, they figure.
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More than 80 percent of open jobs are with such companies as larger corporations seem to be unwilling to invest with the cannabis market so localized and the drug's legal status uncertain, according to Glassdoor.
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Lawmakers might be unwilling to pay for a repeat performance, especially with some of the benefit going abroad—and the mere possibility of their not stumping up would set the world's financial markets a-jitter.
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Juries can be unwilling to convict defendants of the aggravated versions of a crime if they think that the abuse was simply flung in the heat of the moment, rather than representing deep-seated prejudice.
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The lawyers and some Trump aides believe Mueller might be unwilling to subpoena the president and set off a showdown with the White House that the special counsel could lose in court, the Times reported.
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A customer shown a price for a service may be unwilling to pay more if a worker tries to bargain, she said, leaving the cleaner without much more control over pay than an Uber driver.
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Asked about working with a Republican Senate that would likely be unwilling to compromise on these things, Biden said that he would be able to convince legislators like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to cooperate.
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The EU is likely to be unwilling to extend such benefits to the UK if negotiations over the divorce are acrimonious, or if their are red lines on either side that do not allow for compromise.
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Here are a few of the best reactions: Most people seem to be unwilling to try the mayo and pea pizza, and some even seem to be straight up offended by its existence on this planet.
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Several White House officials downplayed the prospects that Mueller could reveal newly damaging information about the President during his appearance, saying they believed he would be unwilling to go beyond what was contained in the report.
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And some senior Labour politicians have said the damage from a disorderly exit must be avoided at any cost, even if it meant their party appearing to be unwilling to face voters in the near term.
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Analysts also cautioned that the lull was unlikely to be permanent, because Libya's many competing militias and smugglers make so much money from the crossings that they will be unwilling to abandon the trade for long.
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Republicans for the most part remain hesitant to split with the President, and Democratic leaders may be unwilling to provoke steel interests by passing a bill that would lead to the removal of Trump's current tariffs.
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They're often limited in where they can run ads online (Facebook bans then, while other ad platforms restrict images), and payment processors may be unwilling to handle transactions, for fear that it'll look bad for their brand.
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But a weak economy and endemic corruption would hinder any move to accession, and some states would be unwilling to further anger Ukraine's Soviet-era ruler, Russia, by incorporating it into an alliance it views as hostile.
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But it's not just the airline bean counters — pilots, who will be the most familiar with the plane, will most likely be unwilling to fly it unless they're convinced of its safety and their ability to control it.
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Most workers have in mind the lowest wage they're willing to accept in a new job, economists say, and men who have left higher-paying manufacturing and construction jobs might be unwilling to take a large pay cut.
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And that suits Republican politicians well, because the same voters who worry about the national debt also tend to be unwilling to lose access to entitlements—including health care and pensions for seniors—that are primarily responsible for it.
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Strache said an Austrian referendum on European Union membership could become a political target for the FPO if the EU continued to be unwilling to introduce reforms and if countries such as Turkey were given a chance to join.
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Polls have mostly shown a slim lead for Moore, but it's unclear how much support he will get from some groups within the Republican Party that may be unwilling to overlook allegations against Moore of sexual misconduct with teenagers.
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But it's worth remembering that it's not normal for the president and his social media team to be unwilling or unable (or both) to do basic vetting of the accounts he's choosing to share with his 3333 million followers.
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Trump made the remarks after speculating that congressional Democrats would be unwilling to work with his administration on a fix for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA) recipients, accusing the party of just wanting to "talk" about immigration reform.
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Somehow it does not feel truly and fully pro-life to be unwilling to give up one-3.64 billionth of my security to make room for someone bombed out of their city, someone who is homeless, cold and unwelcomed.
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But, what I do need to ask you is, is there any reason that you would be unwilling to serve, if the outcome required you to remain in office, or indeed, any coalition invited you to remain in office?
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They have consistently shown themselves to be unwilling or unable to stop abuse on the platform and their recent policy announcement about Trump's violent threats reads to me as though they just like being the bullhorn for a dictator.
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Those who feel they have too much to lose may be unwilling to bet on the "inevitability" of legalization, but others, especially those who have already invested a good deal of money in cannabis, think the gamble is in not trying.
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Jason Tuvey, a senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economics, said Monday that he believes Turkey's inflation rate has hit, or is close to, a peak and hence the central bank would be unwilling to tighten (increase interest rates) any further.
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Because these people are not Australian citizens, though many of them have family members who are, the Australian government is limited in its power to advocate for their release — and may simply be unwilling to go to bat for them.
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Only President Sergio Mattarella has the power to dissolve parliament and he may be unwilling to do so ahead of preparatory work in September for the 2020 budget, which must be presented to parliament and the European Commission the following month.
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Some also fear that the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), the country's central bank, will be unwilling to loosen its grip over the currency as its governor, John Mangudya, is thought to oppose the move to abandon the dollar peg.
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"TPG seemed to be unwilling and probably not able to build a competing 5G network, so Telstra is very much going to have that to itself with Optus," Henry Jennings, senior investment analyst and portfolio manager at Marcus Today newsletter said.
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He may also be unwilling to offer much clarity on the status of the Russia investigation itself up to the point of his departure from the FBI, given legal considerations and the fact that key evidence is likely to be classified.
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President Sergio Mattarella is the only person with the power to dissolve parliament, and may be unwilling to do so ahead of preparatory work in September for the 2020 budget, which must then be presented to parliament the following month.
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Mr. Deripaska offered this year to cooperate with congressional committees investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 election in the United States, but American officials were said to be unwilling to accept his conditions, which included a request for full immunity.
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One reason is that Republican voters who buck their party on a ballot measure, as many appeared to do in Missouri, may be unwilling to vote against Republican candidates in a general election, even when those candidates are hostile to labor.
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The Russian businessman offered this year to cooperate with congressional investigations of Russian meddling in the 2016 election in the United States, but American officials were said to be unwilling to accept his conditions, which included a request for full immunity.
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Although he acknowledged that Dolan had apologized to him, Oakley said that he was not so quick to forgive and that he would be unwilling, at least for now, to accept any invitation from Dolan to attend another Knicks game.
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The eagerness of African countries like Senegal and the Ivory Coast to regain their stolen artifacts also indicates that they may be unwilling to follow the longer diplomacy route Macron had hoped for with his planned Euro-African summit next year.
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Because Ms. Harris has a good chance of being elected senator and there is a significant risk that Republicans would block her confirmation to the Supreme Court, she may be unwilling to drop out of the Senate race to become Mr. Obama's nominee.
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If she reaches a deal with Brussels, she will be unwilling to go quietly, believes one MP. What's more, if a leadership challenge is triggered and she survives it, under the party's rules a fresh challenge cannot be launched for another year.
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The trick is that foreign-based hedge funds may be unwilling to turn over details to the U.S. government of who invests in their funds, and it may be difficult for the government to administer a look-through test on its own.
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"Indeed, Sky would be unwilling to pay the same rates for rights which were de facto no longer exclusive to Sky and, with the removal of its product differentiation, Sky's promotional efforts and in turn Sky's subscriber volumes would reduce," it said.
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"A President and those who assist him must be free to explore alternatives in the process of shaping policies and making decisions and to do so in a way many would be unwilling to express except privately," the Court wrote in 1974.
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Keeping the government shut down for an extended period was not going to change the reality that most Republicans would be unwilling to take a stand that would quite possibly be the target of the next Twitter barrage from their party's leader.
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But if he doesn't address past praise for the Latin American left and what socialism means to him head-on, voters may be unwilling to back a candidate who has supported leaders who have uprooted their families and torn their countries apart.
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At a time when the federal government may be unwilling or unable to implement policies that would seriously improve energy efficiency and cost savings for families and building managers, all smart city officials must, as the saying goes, think globally and act locally.
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"As Wisconsin citizens continue to distance themselves to ensure their safety, many will be unwilling to risk their safety and the safety of others by waiting in line to register to vote and cast their vote on election day," the filing reads.
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While the House will hold a hearing next Wednesday on a new version of the bill, and could hold a vote in the coming weeks, it appears likely that Puerto will be unwilling or unable to make the payments due on May 1.
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For example in this month's poll, 69 percent said they would not give up email privacy even if it would help the government foil foreign terror plots and 13 percent said they would be unwilling to give up text-message privacy for the same reason.
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For example in this month's poll, 69 percent said they would not give up email privacy even if it would help the government foil foreign terror plots and 75 percent said they would be unwilling to give up text-message privacy for the same reason.
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With 122 members, the U.N.-backed ICC is a court of last resort, only stepping in when member countries are found to be unwilling or unable to prosecute war crimes on their territory — or when a case is referred to it by the U.N. Security Council.
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"Physicians will be unwilling to help patients in need, even when continuing pregnancy is detrimental to a patient's health, or potentially fatal, out of fear of being scrutinized by the criminal justice system," Dr. Yashica Robinson, a board member and ob/gyn, said in a statement.
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Eliminating it "would stifle access to capital because people would be unwilling to underwrite transactions if two sides aren't bound by a common understanding of how you resolve differences," said Scott Segal, a partner at Bracewell, a firm whose clients include pipeline developers and oil refiners.
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Called a nolle prosequi motion, which means to be unwilling to pursue, prosecutors told the Federal District Court in Manhattan that Bruno Iksil, the major witness involved in the trades, who received the nickname London Whale for the outsize bets, was no longer a reliable witness.
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Eric and I spent all of July 4th, 2002, inside the Pentagon, which was requesting that The Times not run the story, not because it was wrong but because allies in the Middle East might be unwilling to join the U.S. coalition if the plan was exposed.
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"Given that the bulk of institutional investors' remaining JGB holdings are for regulatory and ALM (asset liablity management) purposes, there will likely come a point where these holders will be unwilling to sell their JGB holdings, no matter what price the BOJ offers," HSBC said in a note Monday.
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Yerlan Syzdykov, head of emerging debt at Pioneer Investments, reckons the deal is "doable" but Moscow may have to pay a premium of around 50 basis points above its existing bond curve as compensation for "sanctions liquidity", as many funds will be unwilling or unable to buy the issue.
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"Rouhani will likely be unwilling or unable to push back against hardliners.... Those who want real change ... will once again — and most unfortunately — be stuck between a rock and a hard place," said Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior Iran analyst at Washington-based Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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The meeting between Trump and Kim could take place as soon as May, but many experts remain unconvinced of North Korea's good faith, suggesting dictator is using Trump to give legitimacy to his regime, and will be unwilling to countenance the possibility of handing over his nuclear arsenal.
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Although Han appealed to foreign nations to cooperate in global trade, he reportedly signaled that China would be unwilling to make significant concessions to the U.S. China recently said it would impose $3 billion worth of tariffs on more than 100 U.S. goods in retaliation for Trump's tariffs.
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Hal Wolman, a political scientist at George Washington put an entirely different spin on the question: I think there are a substantial number of whites who will support a "reform" black candidate (think Anthony Williams or Adrian Fenty) but would be unwilling — think liberal guilt — to vote for a white one.
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" He didn't understand, he continued, why his girlfriend would be unwilling to, among other stipulations, wear makeup at all times, including at home; provide him with a minimum of three blow jobs a week; and regularly remove all of her pubic hair — since, in his words, hair in this area is "incredibly disgusting.
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Even if socially conservative ideologies are "what people hold in their hearts and practice in their homes," she argued that many black women see themselves as having a "linked fate," a common outcome with other black women, and might be unwilling to vote for policies that could harm others in their communities.
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The talks come less than two weeks after Harrison partnered with Hilal's new fund, Mantle Ridge LP. The parties are discussing Mantle Ridge's request for more than three CSX board seats, but CSX is said to be unwilling to hand over that many seats, WSJ reported, citing people familiar with the matter. on.wsj.
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Saudi Arabia has shouldered much of the burden of the OPEC cuts, but at last week's CERAWeek 2017 conference, the national energy minister indicated that Saudi Arabia would be unwilling to continue cutting its own production just to give a boost to prices: it would take more concerted action by OPEC to achieve that goal.
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Putting Golovkin on PPV was a gamble which simply did not pay off and it is obvious this could cost K2000 and its client further down the line in any negotiations with Golden Boy Promotions for a superfight against Saul "Canelo" Alvarez with both promoter and fighter already proving to be unwilling participants so far.
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American officials have long believed that Mr. Putin, who was sent home from his post as a K.G.B. officer in East Germany during the fall of the Soviet Union, has a deep antipathy toward former intelligence agents who aid Western countries, but that he would be unwilling to order a strike in the United States.
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Although Coca-Cola was badly burned last year when its funding for the Global Energy Balance Network was exposed, the industry continues to trot out "calorie balance" as the answer to our obesity epidemic and be unwilling to acknowledge the already substantial scientific evidence pointing to the contribution of sugar drinks to serious health problems.
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Even if the President and his team had serious ambitions to achieve a kind of détente with Russia to break through some of the logjams that exist overseas right now, those efforts will be difficult and many legislators -- in both parties -- will be unwilling to give him or Putin the benefit of the doubt that more productive relations are possible.
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"In failing to address or even mention First or Fifth Amendment requirements, the hearing notice itself suggest that the agency does not appreciate or may be unwilling to accept the limits imposed by the constitution," Kelli Coombs, a lawyer representing a coalition of drug and device makers called the Medical Information Working Group, told Califf and other FDA senior officials assembled in the auditorium.
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So far, 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 has tried mightily to get the one actor with significant leverage — Beijing — to intervene but they appear to be unwilling to go beyond Swiss cheese sanctions.
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The California Democrat joked that like 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's plan for a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border, Mexico will be unwilling to foot the bill for this barrier.
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Over half (52%) say they wouldn't give up their cell phone, 49% say they wouldn't give up owning a car and 34% wouldn't abstain from dining out, according to a recent survey by Tally, which asked more than 2,000 U.S. adults (1,5003 of whom currently have financial debt) which products or services they would be unwilling to sacrifice for one year in order to be relieved of their debt.
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"I think one of the really sad realizations over the last year is not what kind of a president Donald Trump turns out to be — I think it was all too predictable — but rather, how many members of Congress would be unwilling to stand up to him, and more than that, would be completely willing to carry water for him," Schiff told Politico in an interview published Monday.
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