He mocks her theatrics ("Bowing, bowing, bowing"), and she pleads with him in song ("We're gonna fall, gonna die"), before he flings her offscreen.
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No bowing to democratic European leaders, however; only bowing to hereditary rulers, leaders of nations with no history of women's rights or progressivism, and despots implicated in funding terrorism.
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"Doing the hula & bowing to the alter of @weightwatchers!"
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You know, the kind of protocol that he needs to understand going in there about bowing or not bowing and hugging or not hugging which we have seen a couple of times.
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Bowing to the inevitable, refiners themselves are leading the consolidation.
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And now Apple seems to be bowing to that pressure.
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"Have a good night," he said each time, bowing sarcastically.
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He withheld his backing for months, finally bowing in June.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Bowing to criticism from the Singapore Exchange (SGXL.
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Chris Christie put it before bowing out of the race.
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Al Gore bowing out of a bid for the presidency.
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"We didn't need the bowing and the tuxedos," he said.
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Bowing to common sense in the interest of victory, Gen.
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He slipped off his shoes and joined them, bowing low.
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But galleries are not only bowing out for economic reasons.
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His lawyer accused the judges of bowing to public pressure.
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Baron Hill announced he was bowing out of the race.
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I wish we could follow the Japanese custom of bowing instead.
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Here's how the Twitter universe is bowing down to the master.
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They tucked their hands behind their backs, bowing their heads pensively.
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Bowing to the same rule, most generals offer blandly stirring replies.
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Jumping makes Soldier: 76 jump, and bowing forward makes him crouch.
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It seems likely that many people are bowing before the storm.
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Bowing out would be a truly non-toxic display of masculinity.
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But should companies be bowing to stakeholder activism and media pressure?
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Bowing to pressure, Mr de Mistura did not invite the Kurds.
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Microsoft is bowing out of building its own phones for consumers.
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But CNN's Manu Raju reports several are already bowing to pressure.
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At the end, before bowing to the audience, he exhaled deeply.
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Mr. Wyden accused Republicans of "bowing down" to the White House.
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Kwan nodded, bringing her palms to a prayer before gently bowing.
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Bernie Sanders should set an example by bowing out with grace.
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" She described his bowing as "magical, something you can't break down.
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It makes its bowing to Saudi censorship demand even more disappointing.
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"Bowing at the altar of free markets is out," the person said.
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"I'm so grateful to my family," she said, bowing to her parents.
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Joshua Jackson may be bowing out of The Affair sooner than expected.
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"Italy bowing down to the Iranians like this is embarrassing," Capezzone said.
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But the farmers now accuse the government of bowing to U.S. pressure.
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Ramos said he&aposs bowing to a demand by Puerto Rico Gov.
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"We are truly sorry, and we apologize," Yoshinaga said, after bowing deeply.
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And there is something a bit sinister about that bowing Ronald McDonald.
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" He continued, "[You're] bowing down right now tellling me to bow down?
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Such actions as outlined above are simply a bowing to strategic reality.
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But those now bowing out are among China's richest and most skilled.
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By bowing out, Cruz cemented Trump's position as the presumptive GOP nominee.
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"Curtsying and bowing is etiquette, nothing to do with precedence," said Koening.
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WHO officials have shared alternative greetings like waving, bumping elbows, and bowing.
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Even with small insurers bowing out, the Obama administration's effort did work.
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The Merc With a Mouth is bowing down to Princess Diana of Themyscira.
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There's a lot to be said for bowing out on a high note.
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Soon, the whole world was bowing on one knee, begging for his leadership.
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Bowing to public opinion, Congress has also shut down horse slaughterhouses in America.
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The board's three outside members were widely seen as bowing to his wishes.
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Who concluded his bowing-out speech by bopping his wife on the nose.
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Bowing to pressure, PepsiCo on May 2 agreed to take its lawsuits back.
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Make no mistake, the Republican Party bowing to Trump is not without consequence.
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Unlike I did in 2001, they aren't bowing out because of family obligations.
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So here you have Sodom and Gomorrah bowing to the great Christian God.
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I'm getting old; after bowing for so long, I can't stand it anymore.
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Dinner begins once Claire arrives, with everyone but the Comte bowing to her.
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Nor is it bowing to pressure from a handful of loudmouths on Twitter.
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But he also signaled that Iran had no intention of bowing to pressure.
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The actor eventually agreed, bowing to Phillips's creative vision and lost 52 pounds.
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"Italy's not for bowing its head," is a typical tweet from Mr. Salvini.
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Wouldn't revising that law be an admission that secularism is bowing to Islamism?
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Third, internationally observed elections early next year, with the president bowing out beforehand.
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"I deeply apologize for causing worries for the people of Tokyo," Masuzoe said, bowing.
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Jamie Bell knows fatherhood comes with pressure, but he's not bowing down to it.
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Like Cal, it's not hard to imagine Maryland going deep or bowing out early.
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GoPro said it's bowing out of the drone market and discontinuing its Karma drone.
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No wonder his competitors are literally bowing down to him in the ready room.
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The old saw about the long arc of history bowing toward justice was true.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), criticized Apple and Blizzard for bowing to China's censorship demands.
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Hartman, Reubens recalls, thought he was bowing to crass careerism and squandering his gifts.
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Sakka preferred to greet men by putting her hand on her heart while bowing.
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Instead of bowing out, he made up offensive replacements for the Spanish lyrics. Burrito?
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Instead of bowing out, he apologised for "frustration and confusion" the matter had caused.
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Bowing to public pressure, Lego has finally released its first minifig in a wheelchair.
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Bowing out gracefully, and soon, would solve both the Democrats' problems and his own.
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That's why in some cultures apologizers literally make themselves look smaller by bowing deeply.
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While AlphaGo is bowing out at the top, it isn't done with Go altogether.
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It will feel like Jónsi bowing his guitar, but the guitar is your tongue.
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An awakening, in fact, has already begun: Bowing to public pressure, the Ringling Bros.
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Our relationship is strong and I have no intention of bowing out anytime soon.
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Companies are bowing to public pressure, changing their policies, and even closing their doors.
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There are pictures of Obama bowing down low to the king of Saudi Arabia.
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But bowing to pressure, our patients most often allow the tube to be placed.
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One opened Yan's door, bowing deeply, while another retrieved our luggage from the trunk.
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KCNA published photos that showed Kim bowing and weeping as he made his confession.
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People picking through piles of debris, people embracing, people bowing their heads in prayer.
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By the time the cast was bowing on stage, Mr. Murray was in tears.
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Some analysts say Beijing is bowing to China's heavy reliance on imported crude oil.
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Shaw fought periodically until bowing out of the unlicensed game aged 45 in 1981.
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"It is not true to say we are kowtowing or bowing to Apple," he said.
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The club on top demanded it, and the ambitious challengers grew weary of bowing down.
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The world's top basketball league is now on record as bowing to a totalitarian government.
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Two generations have grown up without bowing to Baghdad or even bothering to learn Arabic.
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The good news is Orange is the New Black's fifth season is bowing much sooner.
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"A film glorifying the US military, bowing to Chinese sensitivities," one person wrote on Twitter.
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With BenDeLaCreme bowing out, how do you think that impacted the rest of the season?
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Bowing to public pressure in Canada, Trudeau allowed American draft evaders to stay in Canada.
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Reagan went on to win several other primaries before ultimately bowing out to Gerald Ford.
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Kaine responded to a report that the administration was "bowing to pressure" from Florida Gov.
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But there's a difference between bowing to a political reality and embracing a counterproductive narrative.
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Is it so hard to imagine Amazon bowing out of the product business with grace?
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We should probably move for a while to the Japanese simple bowing to each other.
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Gabbard announced she was bowing out on Thursday, and endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Photographs issued by the North's state news agency showed Kim bowing and wiping away tears.
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Mike Conaway, and Pete Olson said they'd be bowing out of the 2020 election cycle.
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Today, we are bowing a string instrument, and the answer is the musical direction LENTO.
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Simple goodbyes become a dance of bowing and nodding in an exercise of demure grace.
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And, bowing to its critics, MSNBC is reportedly reconsidering its entire approach to 2020 coverage.
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"They were recognizing multiple different bird calls and bowing to different individuals," Ms. Hannan said.
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But critics suggest governments may also be bowing to pressure from powerful car industry lobby groups.
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In finance executives begin bowing out in their 40s, flush with wealth and drained by stress.
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Bowing to pressure from fellow Republicans, Trump said Tuesday he would no longer talk about Curiel.
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The appeal of bowing to pressure palls if it is unlikely to make the pressure stop.
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The new accord removes foreign magistrates from the tribunal, bowing to a demand by Colombian judges.
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" A top-30 investor in the bank added: "I believe he is bowing to the inevitable.
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Most importantly, she has the most ruthless warriors in all of Westeros bowing at her feet.
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In part, those advocating a warier approach to China are bowing to an unhappy political logic.
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On Wednesday evening, hundreds attended a vigil in his honor, holding hands and bowing their heads.
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While Bey belted out "Love Drought," and "Sandcastles," fans were busy bowing down to their goddess.
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The trend they're bowing to is millennial pink, a design phenomenon first highlighted by The Cut.
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It's a disgrace how weak our lawmakers look for bowing down to these tech corporate overlords.
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The company denies bowing to government demands and says Gado's contract came to "a natural end".
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Several have gone out of business or are bowing out of the markets because of losses.
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To compensate, when he got the door open he went all English butler, bowing and scraping.
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Even though he's bowing out, Bloomberg still isn't happy with the state of the presidential race.
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Trump, bowing to bipartisan backlash, signed an executive order to stop the family separations last month.
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George W. Bush, from removing their hats, bowing their heads and praying in a silent protest.
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And once the "Article 50" business is done, there will be more bowing to the inevitable.
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Microsoft decided last year to shut down its own CodePlex software repository, bowing to GitHub's popularity.
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Are these the same old Raptors with a new way of bowing out to the Cavaliers?
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Bowing to conservative pressure, the addendum did not mention allowing women to sit on the throne.
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But Koepka's most prominent challengers, though impressed with Koepka's performance, were not bowing to his ascension.
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The burden that is bowing medical students has truly been crushing lower- and middle-income graduates.
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But today Trump is not just bowing to a king; he's kowtowing to a mad prince.
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Goggia approached Vonn near the start of a race that year and began bowing and kneeling.
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Bowing to his parents' wishes, he accepted a scholarship to study medicine at Christ's College, Cambridge.
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Clearly investors aren't thrilled that these financial giants are bowing to pressure from a measly startup.
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They know he's unlikely to start bowing to authority now he's on verge of the nomination.
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" Bowing out on Wednesday, Cameron said: "Nothing is really impossible if you put your mind to it.
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The final season will feature an extended run of 12 episodes instead of eight before bowing out.
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I look around and realize my friends and I are crouching, then sitting, then bowing forward, too.
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"You freeze it while alive and then slow-cook it at low temperatures," the waiter explained, bowing.
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And Patel outlines the broad implications Apple's bowing to Chinese pressure could have for democracy at large.
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"It hurt to kill them, obviously," Nicolás said, bowing his head as his voice started to tremble.
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Trump caused a bit of a stir by bowing before the king as he received the honor.
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There was a brief return to silence while the monks chanted and went through their bowing rigmaroles.
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I don't approve of my boy bowing down to some picture of a Jap in a dress.
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Gillum's bowing out was an acknowledgment that many Democrats in the state believe the fight is over.
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Benjamin Franklin reminded his colleagues at the Constitutional Convention to begin by bowing their heads in prayer.
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He cited financial strain as a reason for bowing out of the crowded (but narrowing) 2020 field.
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But in bowing out now, Bloomberg is again showing that he is the consummate data-driven manager.
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After thriving in his musical studies, Schütz, bowing to family pressure, began to study law in Marburg.
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He also installed Wi-Fi, bowing to what he said was his young clientele's one nonnegotiable demand.
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They are not riding those noble steeds bred from Arabian horses, bowing low under the heavy trees.
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Outerwall, bowing to pressure from Engaged Capital, said in March it would explore strategic and financial options.
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We judged that Ennahdha was kind of subservient, bowing down, while the isis guys were too crazy.
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Democrats are bowing to hard-left special interests that can't get over the results of the election.
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None of them -- it's worth noting -- have given any indication that they are even considering bowing out.
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Disney head honcho Bob Iger seemed to be considering a run before bowing out earlier this year.
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Yet the Trump administration has achieved striking success in bowing state and local governments to its demands.
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Lawmakers voted last year to ban all ivory sales by 2021, bowing to pressure from environmental activists.
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But it's possible the Communist Party would rather wreck their own economy than be seen bowing to America.
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Thousands of people are laying flowers and bowing below giant statues of the late leader and his predecessor.
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Slam the ball to the ground in a bowing motion while keeping your lifted leg off the ground.
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Or it might make a mockery of free discussion by manipulating everybody into bowing down before conventional wisdom.
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Saito joined other captains in the front row, bowing his head with his baseball cap in his hands.
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They crawled up the steps leading to their seated monarch, bowing repeatedly when they got to the top.
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Bowing out of the Divergent TV movie likely means she has something even more exciting up her sleeve.
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The future just keeps arriving, mutating, bowing to the fickle pressures of advertising markets and quarterly earnings reports.
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" — Reddit User Skipped A Step"In college, I checked my outfit in the mirror but not while bowing.
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The IT services provider named three directors to its board, bowing to pressure from activist shareholder Elliott Management.
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N said on Thursday it would explore strategic alternatives, bowing to pressure from U.S. hedge fund Caerus Investors.
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The program has been criticized for dragging its feet and bowing to the interests of the chemical industry.
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In her acceptance speech, Oh thanked her parents in Korean, saying "I love you" and bowing to them.
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Two days later, bowing to pressure from Ukrainian civil society and western donors, the Rada dismissed Mr Shokin.
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Sanders and Kasich both ran for president last year, lasting deep into their respective primaries before bowing out.
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Meanwhile, religious leaders affiliated with Nahdlatul Ulama, Muhammadiyah's main rival, criticized Muhammadiyah for supposedly bowing to Bloomberg's money.
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Bookmakers give Real slightly better odds on Saturday, perhaps bowing to its unmatched trophy haul in the competition.
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Experts who have seen the letter to ministers say the commissioner appeared to be bowing to carmakers' demands.
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Leavers, bowing to the first impulse, insisted on stopping free movement, making a "Norway" single-market solution untenable.
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With Trump bowing to his wishes, Rubio has also started exerting his influence on other Pink Tide countries.
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Bowing to objections from Republicans would appear to acknowledge that legitimate concerns over the original choice do exist.
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The couple shook her hand, rather than bowing or curtsying, but only after Elizabeth offered her hand first.
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Over a weekend, there's nothing wrong with bowing your head during grace and going along with the religiosity.
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This week's action again demonstrated Kim has no intention of bowing to the demands of any external power.
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But for business leaders who thought that they could please Trump with a bit of bowing and scraping.
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Katherine Jackson is bowing out of the guardian biz when it comes to Michael Jackson's youngest child, Blanket.
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The six men stood stiffly in dark suits on the stage, each bowing as Mr. Xi introduced them.
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"Not curtsying or bowing," Hume says, "can be seen as taking an anti-establishment or anti-monarchy stance."/•/
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Cooling demand for wearables doesn't mean every wearable company is bowing down to Fitbit and the Apple Watch.
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Two of them dropped to their knees, bowing in prayer as soon as they stepped onto the deck.
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A few bars of barely felt hummingbird trills morphed into a section of full-throttle, aggressive tremolo bowing.
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I'd like to give people the option of bowing out if they don't want to pay for anything.
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The work is alternately contemplative and gritty, Mr. Jalbert said from the stage, "reflective of the time we currently live in," but it ends in utter serenity, in a movement headed "Soulful, mysterious," with the first violinist bowing a bell and the other players bowing their instruments in a fading pianissimo.
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The Palestinian BDS National Committee responded by accusing the UN of bowing to pro-Israel pressure from Trump's administration.
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Australia's conservative government opposed holding a Royal Commission before bowing to pressure from Katter and others in late 2017.
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Amazon's increased interest in the healthcare industry comes as the company is reportedly bowing out of the pharmaceutical business.
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It's not so much of a knockout as it is bowing out gracefully with dignity to fight another day.
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The video, shared by The Moscow Times on Twitter, captured people laughing, bowing, shaking their heads, and, predominantly, cursing.
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We've been bowing down to Beyoncé for years, but it's about time we started showing Solange the same courtesy.
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But Ichiro Suzuki and his teammates didn&apost get past the ALCS, bowing in five games to the Yankees.
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He gave Obama a lot of shit for just bowing, but Trump decided to take it up a notch.
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That involves people pointing one arm upwards towards the sky while also bowing their head into their other arm.
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The Information, which broke this story earlier this morning, argues that this means that Mesosphere is "bowing" to Kubernetes.
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The popularity of Adele is so mighty that even the soccer-mad U.K. is bowing down to the singer.
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Bashir has blamed the unrest on unnamed foreign powers and showed no signs of bowing to demands to quit.
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Cosby, who has said he has vision problems, sat silently during her testimony, at times bowing his head down.
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Pedro sits silently on a bench in the front row, bowing his head and gazing at the blue carpet.
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The video, showing Tsuyu in a plain black sweater apologizing and bowing, quickly went viral, some media reports said.
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On Monday, Fico's ally, Interior Minister Robert Kalinak, said he would resign, bowing to the demands of Most-Hid.
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Another, by Sabine Herrmann, depicts a woman kneeling and bowing her head as if to shake out her hair.
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The series is officially bowing out after seven seasons, and in doing so, it's finally answering its biggest questions.
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The bowing and scraping before the 'upper classes,' which produces such an unpleasant impression in Europe, is completely unknown.
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Most debt investors around the world are bowing to lame terms, however, meaning Caesars probably will be an exception.
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The State Legislature and the governor overrode that ordinance, bowing to political pressure in other parts of the state.
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With Cuomo and Patrick bowing out, the Democratic establishment appears to be focusing its attention on Biden and O'Rourke.
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He only began confirming judges at a more rapid pace after bowing to pressure from conservatives and the president.
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Jennifer Granholm, who had been seen as a potential chair candidate before bowing out, sung Perez's praises on Twitter.
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But as part of the Buddhist "bowing pilgrimage," participants stop every few steps and lie prostrate on the ground.
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More likely is that she eventually creates a public account, because she's bowing to some industry or public pressure.
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The video, showing Tsuyu in a plain black sweater apologising and bowing, quickly went viral, some media reports said.
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The video, showing Tzuyu in a plain black sweater apologising and bowing, quickly went viral, some media reports said.
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Our children sat on the generous, bowing limb of a shoreline oak tree and reveled in their climbing abilities.
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She tried desperately to qualify for the Olympics, anyway, before finally bowing out a month before the Sochi Games.
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Bowing to years of intensive N.R.A. lobbying, Congress enacted the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act in 2005.
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If anything, it is Ms. Carmena's leftist backers who have criticized her for bowing to Madrid's powerful business lobby.
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Whenever we went there, we thought you had to learn to behave like a Japanese person, you know, bowing.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, bowing to intense pressure, told restaurants, bars, cafes and health clubs to close.
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But like Clarifai, as many as 20 other companies have worked on the project without bowing to ethical concerns.
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An all-female lineup of composers, a mostly black roster of soloists, and one violinist bowing the wrong way.
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U.S. health officials have been substituting bumping elbows or bowing rather than shaking hands as a greeting, for example.
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Bowing to the inevitable, the GSMA telecoms association that hosts the get-together said it had cancelled the Feb.
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Bowing to the inevitable, the GSMA telecoms association that hosts the get-together said it had canceled the Feb.
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Even when you do have a rare case of the university bowing to hard fiscal realities, it doesn't last.
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Visitors to the zoo laugh and clap at this and Azalea's other array of tricks, which include bowing and dancing.
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Bowing to criticism, EA didn't strip loot boxes from Battlefront II, but did remove the option to pay for them.
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She'll also be bending and bowing for Prince William and Kate, due to his position in line for the throne.
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" Mudd, bowing his head and still fighting back tears, then told CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer, "I can't do it, Wolf.
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But ABC backed away from naming names, and Palfrey accused the network of bowing to government pressure by withholding them.
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Chan really got into his furry friends, bowing ferociously at fans and waving his pandas at them as they chanted.
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As Gizmodo noted, Gawker has been a strong critic of other sites for bowing to outside pressure and deleting posts.
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Bowing to intensifying political pressure, several major drugmakers have also announced drug price freezes until the end of the year.
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Cruz battled Trump in a divisive primary earlier this year, before bowing out after losing the Indiana primary in May.
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That decision was widely seen as bowing to pressure from President Tayyip Erdogan, who has repeatedly railed against high rates.
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Bowing to pushy investors has become more common in Japan: Olympus and bathroom fixtures maker Lixil have done so, too.
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Ryanair suffered a series of damaging strikes last year after bowing to pressure to recognize unions for the first time.
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For us average folk, pretty much anything a gymnast does is impressive, but this girl really has us bowing down.
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Bowing to short-term shareholder pressures that felled predecessor Mark Fields, Hackett is undoing 503 years of Ford's automobile legacy.
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Three months after bowing out of the 2016 competition, the vice president had a few second thoughts about his decision.
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David Jolly, another GOP candidate, said he would join López-Cantera in bowing out of the race if Rubio runs.
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Bowing to conservatives, on his first day, President George W. Bush ended funding of overseas clinics that provided abortion services.
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He criticized Europe for bowing to Turkey's demands and not taking a tougher line with Ankara on its domestic troubles.
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Bowing to pragmatism, Mr. Obama decided those detainees would have to remain locked up without trial for the time being.
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Hankes, of the SPLC, said white nationalists aren't bowing out post-Charlottesville, even though they may be rethinking their tactics.
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"He was like a father to my son," she said, bowing her head and pinching her eyes as tears came.
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But bowing to the protesters' demands and seeming to cave in to the French street has political downsides as well.
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A collective delusion so seductive that it will have us all, in Locke-step, bowing down to reason and reality.
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There has been no bowing to kings, no leading from behind and guess what, folks, the world is still standing.
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Last year, the State Department, bowing to Turkish objections, quietly blocked a Kurdish effort to begin reconciliation talks with Damascus.
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Images from the news conference outside a church facility in Gapyeong showed him bowing his head while on his knees.
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It was the latest signal that Mr. Xi has no intention of bowing to the protesters' demands for greater rights.
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But we then, however briefly, confront our mortality as well, bowing our heads before the great mystery we all face.
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They're too long to fish out of the soup whole; you must pray a little, bowing your head to eat.
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But by Friday, September 12, Bank of America said it was bowing out unless the government was willing to help.
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Rhodes allegedly followed the employee, at one point getting down on his knees, bowing down in imitation of a Muslim praying.
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Bowing to the pressure, Bank of America held a vote on the issue in September, but shareholders upheld the board's decision.
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Italian media quoted Trapani Prosecutor Alfredo Morvillo as saying the investigation would be carried out without bowing to any political pressures.
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Organisers advised trade visitors to avoid shaking hands and to choose alternative forms of greeting such as bowing or waving hands.
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Tom Petty had hit singles in the '70s, '80s, and '90s, and did it without ever truly bowing to the times.
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It clambers awkwardly up a shoot of grass to get at the seeds in their papery chaff, bowing the sprig over.
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Mr. Kovarsky learned how to mime a mean vibrato, and Ms. Hall-Tompkins gave him pointers on inflection, bowing and movement.
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Cook's comments come after U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy (D - Vermont) criticized Apple for bowing to Chinese demands to remove these apps.
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The simplest acts of kindness, Mahatma Gandhi once said, are by far more powerful than a thousand heads bowing in prayer.
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But after an outcry by students and alumni, with some accusing the university of bowing to China, the school reversed course.
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Bowing to GOP pressure, Trump said later Tuesday he would no longer talk about Curiel, but stopped short of an apology.
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Trump's bowing out marked the first time in the event's 40-year history that a president or first lady hasn't participated.
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While service businesses account for three-quarters of Japan's GDP, all those bowing staff and long opening hours make firms inefficient.
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There are some 80,000 Shinto shrines, all over Japan, where priests and devotees can be seen clapping and bowing like Akihito.
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Adding to the troubles, last week, long-time CEO John Stumpf suddenly retired, bowing down to mounting pressure over the scandal.
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A white marble statue of Mao looms in the centre, and people place yellow flowers on an altar, bowing three times.
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"Thank you, thank you, thank you," Jerzy said, bowing around the room with what looked like genuine tears in his eyes.
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The opposition, among them leftist parties, accused the government of violating national sovereignty and bowing to the terms of the IMF.
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Salvini dispatched his closest aide, Giancarlo Giorgetti, to see Casellati and he showed no sign of bowing to 5-Star's demands.
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Overall, the images and video look great, but I did notice image distortion, or bowing, at the edges of the lens.
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Everything we know about Apple historically tells us that bowing to this kind of censorship is antithetical to its core values.
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The Pistons (37-44) trailed through the first three quarters but made a late-game charge before bowing to Payton's heroics.
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Wale is bowing out of his Friday night concert in Brooklyn because he just became a dad for the first time.
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She'll also be bending and bowing for Prince William and Princess Kate, due to his position in line for the throne.
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Trump on Wednesday announced the U.S. will ground the Boeing Max 2023 aircraft "effective immediately," bowing to heavy pressure from lawmakers.
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Given his grim poll numbers, Flake was simply bowing to political facts by waving the white flag on his reelection fight.
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"Humiliation," the main headline reads, over a photo of a bald eagle bowing its head in front of an American flag.
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During my 40th birthday party a friend was out on my hammock, which was attached to a railing that started bowing.
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That's not her bowing down to the pressure of cultural narratives, nor do I believe it's a violation of feminist ideology.
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"The last eight years have shown that bowing down to bullies or ignoring them does not make them go away," Rep.
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Without one, he has no clear path to victory, and it's hard to see how he justifies not bowing out soon.
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Bowing to pressure, the government eventually refunded most of his original deposit but deducted the three interest payments he had received.
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Bowing to conservative pressure, the addendum makes no mention of any discussion to allow women to sit on the throne themselves.
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A woman approached their table and started bowing in an "I'm not worthy" gesture and gushing that Rodgers was the greatest.
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Mr. Biden sought the presidency twice before but he has also considered it at least as many times before bowing out.
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When Jenner revealed the new ride, Woods was visibly emotional, bowing her head in disbelief as Jenner and their crew cheered on.
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How it captures sweat and closed eyes and constant movement of those gathered — standing, sitting, raising hands, bowing in prayer — feels intimate.
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In a New York Times Magazine cover story, author Michael Pollan accused the administration of bowing to the demands of corporate agribusiness.
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Nurses chatted with them and the boys responded with the customary Thai sign of respect — hands pressed together while bowing the head.
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And more importantly, what do the men with TVs for heads have to do with the little guys bowing to the cube?
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Lebanon's prime minister presented his resignation on Tuesday, bowing to demands by protesters who have paralyzed the country for 13 straight days.
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Caral Ni Chuilin of Sinn Fein, the main nationalist party, accuses NIHE of bowing to unionist pressure not to develop vacant sites.
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In contrast, techno-optimists claim that human superiority, which defined intelligence activities over the last century, is already bowing to technological superiority.
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Power company director Ricardo Ramos said Sunday that he&aposs bowing to a demand by the U.S. territory&aposs governor, Ricardo Rossello.
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Why it matters: Absent a big surprise, the Democratic field is now set, with neither of the two early frontrunners bowing out.
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But perhaps there is a resignation that bowing to the surveillance juggernaut is the requisite price for participating in this modern economy.
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The piece touched on a lot of things, including Evans' love of tap-dancing and his bowing-out of the Marvel franchise.
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PulteGroup announced earlier this month Dugas would retire effective May 2017, bowing to a demand from founder and Chairman Emeritus Bill Pulte.
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Bouteflika stepped down three weeks ago, bowing to pressure from the army and weeks of demonstrations by mainly younger Algerians seeking change.
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One drizzly afternoon, the Old Man picked me up after class and noticed the seniors bowing in seiza at the aged snap.
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The Cabinet secretaries and the vice president joined Graham in prayer, bowing their heads along with about 100 people from local congregations.
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Facebook has stopped collecting WhatsApp user data across Europe, the Financial Times reports, bowing to pressure from privacy watchdogs across the continent.
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The attorney general recused himself Thursday from any federal probes into Russia's election interference, bowing to bipartisan pressure that he step aside.
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Trump, bowing to intensifying pressure, reversed course last week and signed an executive order halting his administration's practice of separating migrant families.
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Bouteflika stepped down this month, bowing to pressure from the army and after weeks of demonstrations mainly by young people seeking change.
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Fastjet announced in March the departure of Chief Executive Ed Winter, bowing to pressure from easyGroup, which holds a 12.6 percent stake.
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Former "Apprentice" contestant and top Donald Trump cheerleader Omarosa Manigault is warning his critics they will soon be bowing down before him.
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On her Instagram profile, she posted a series of pictures of the two where Williams is bowing on his knees to her.
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The next day, Pasternak — bowing to Soviet pressure — cabled the Swedish Academy to let them know he could not accept the award.
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The technology giant is now bowing to the pressure, agreeing to turn over more than 3,000 of those ads to congressional investigators.
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And it applies to everyone, including the running back digging in for the extra yard and the lineman bowing to prevent it.
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As your eyes adjust, you see four naked men along the wall, bowing and brushing themselves off, as though brushing off history.
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We spent the next few hours with him, climbing around an ancient rice mill and bowing our heads into former slave quarters.
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But this week, after Bloomberg's rough debate performance, Biden allies argued the field needs to narrow and Bloomberg should consider bowing out.
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China's government announced a new tariff on U.S. grain Tuesday morning while simultaneously bowing to U.S. demands on automobile imports, CNBC reports.
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SeaWorld said last month that it would stop breeding killer whales in captivity, bowing to years of pressure from animal rights activists.
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Boris Johnson did the opposite and stared at me, and the moment you see in the picture is actually him half-bowing.
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"Snow panic," a friend called it, a friend who had been considering meeting me in the sequoias and was now bowing out.
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IBM will be bowing out of its work with Apple&aposs Swift programming language in 2.63, the Swift organization said on Thursday.
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I wasn't subordinate, I didn't count good, I hated bowing, and outside downloading GIFs of Daisy Fuentes, I was terrible with computers.
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On a few occasions throughout the speech, Charles could be seen blinking before bowing his head, appearing to have his eyes closed.
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In reality, they said, the city wanted to break up large gatherings of homeless people, bowing to the demands of some residents.
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Gail and Getty Jr., anxiously presenting their young family to Getty Sr. like paupers bowing down before the lord of the realm.
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Prime Minister Theresa May announced the timetable for her resignation last month, finally bowing to intense political pressure over the country's Brexit impasse.
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Each captures a young female figure in different poses: frozen in the arabesque position; bent backwards slightly with a tambourine; and bowing gracefully.
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Bowing to pressure from the right, House leaders instituted an income cap on the tax credit to prevent wealthier Americans from claiming it.
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We got the Eagles' guitarist in NYC and he went off about the Hall being too political and bowing down to corporate sponsors.
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Not to mention that Microsoft would be effectively bowing out of the console race had it decided to try and change that equation.
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A recent Instagram post shows Clinton bowing her head in prayer with ministers at the recent conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Eight years after you won the Iowa caucuses and one year after you left Fox News, you're bowing out of this particular circus.
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Francis is often seen bowing his head and closing his eyes for a long period of time while he prays, the Guardian reported.
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Nothing in the vegetable plot except mushy weeds bowing to the earth, something sodden and green that may once have been a potato.
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The Taken star made headlines at the Toronto International Film Festival in September when he declared he was bowing out of action films.
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GUTFELD: OK. I read Reason Magazine, I usually respect -- I like what they say, but they say that NFL was bowing to Trump.
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It's time to stand up and have a voice instead of bowing down to the perverted homosexual agenda that's taking over this nation!
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Still, market participants said the lack of action only deepened concerns the bank is bowing to political pressure to keep borrowing costs down.
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In others, Liao lays across Moro's back, almost pointlessly, like planking, T-bowing, or other internet memes, wearing him like a disposable garment.
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If people start bowing before new deities—if they exchange Odin and Athena for, say, television and Twitter—the old deities go extinct.
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Bowing to off-stage pressure from Republican bigwigs, he backed away from his earlier, unconstitutional talk of banning Muslims from entry to America.
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"The agency is bowing to political pressure and ignoring its own experts, and that's a terrible sign for the species," Grijalva said Wednesday.
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On Sunday, Morales resigned in a televised address, bowing to pressure from the military and weeks of protests over an allegedly rigged election.
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At one point, he urged the crowd to "say a little prayer," and attendees behind the stage could be seen bowing their heads.
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Before announcing he was bowing out, Royce raised some $1.53 million from outside his Southern California district, which has attracted a dozen candidates.
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Trump bowing to the NRA and refusing to support background checks could be a death blow to the GOP winning back suburban women
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First, there's the calculation that bowing to the interests of the Turkish government was a fair price for tamping down the far right.
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Colorado, meanwhile, earned a fifth seed afterfinishing seventh in the Pac-12 and bowing out in the conference-tourneysemifinals to eventual-champ Arizona.
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I think we have to stop bowing to that and really say yes we believe in this and we have the right idea.
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More consequential, Sanders bowing out would allow Democratic voters to sit out the remaining primaries so that everyone can keep their social distance.
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Some of those activists have begun to bristle publicly at what they regard as Mr. Grassley's weakness in bowing to Dr. Blasey's demands.
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The book does not end with an epilogue explaining what happens to the cast, but by simply bowing out at an appropriate spot.
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Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Rodriguez, in a response on Twitter, accused Giammattei of bowing down to the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But if he tries to undo it, he could strain the alliance with Washington while leaving the impression of bowing to Chinese pressure.
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One favors bowing continuously so you can control the volume; the other prefers "to bow and let go" and let the blade vibrate.
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Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) — who chairs the panel that held Tuesday's hearing — raise fears the company is bowing to censorship pressure from Beijing.
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They speculate that he may not have enough support to win the vote under current conditions and is bowing out to save face.
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Bowing his head, Williams asked the dozen friends and family gathered around his mother's dining room table in Northeast Washington to join hands.
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"This, all of this, is due to our efforts, not bowing to political correctness, not worrying about being loved today," Mr. Christie said.
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As for bowing down to Trump before she broke ranks ... April says O shouldn't wait for invites to the church social anytime soon.
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In peripheral economies, the battle lines are clear enough; Greeks see themselves as bowing to Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, rather than to faceless Eurocrats.
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The immigrant from Uzbekistan was allowed into the country in 2010 on a diversity visa, President Trump now bowing to end the lottery program.
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They've also been working on broadening Android compatibility with that OS. So it shouldn't come as much surprise that the company is bowing out.
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The red flag was waved as the television broadcast showed Mercedes boss Toto Wolff bowing his head in disappointment back in the team garage.
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After bowing out the presidential race in March, Rubio returned to the Senate and said he didn't want to be on any candidate's ticket.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to stand pat at its meeting Wednesday, bowing this time to global volatility from the U.K.'s Brexit vote.
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But thankfully, some celebrities are not bowing to the pressure to "bounce back" after giving birth, and setting a good example for us all.
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Google is bowing to the inevitable and shutting down the Inbox email app, though users will have until March to switch over to Gmail.
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"We'd go over there, and Magic and Sphen would be bowing to each other," Tish Hannan, the aquarium's penguin department supervisor, told ABC News.
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The maids bowing to Gianni Versace in the morning creeped me out a bit, but I was too distracted with the tiling to care.
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The more logical conclusion is that people are just doing what I did, by finally bowing to Tidal's stranglehold on top tier music releases.
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Chances are, your morning routine is a bit of a process — but after reading about this mom's morning rituals, we're bowing down in admiration.
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We know this because "Below" wraps with poor Ethel Muggs (Shannon Purser) bowing in her hospital bed to her "king," as she lovingly says.
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Los Angeles agreed to host the 2028 Summer Games, after bowing out of a two-way contest with Paris for the 113 Summer Games.
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The pro-Trump doc was the worst showing for the right-wing conservative filmmaker, bowing with $2.3 million and picking up just $5.8 million.
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"I'm certainly never going to be happy about bowing out, but I'm quite proud to have made it this far already," he told me.
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With Pretty Little Liars bowing out after season 7, we need our big baddie to go out on as high a note as possible.
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So, with The Vampire Diaries bowing out in a mere two episodes, it's worth wondering: what would Somerhalder say to Damon if he could?
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Which is sort of where Bloc finds itself now, bowing out unnaturally early but with the blessing that it will be so sorely missed.
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SPD leader Andrea Nahles accused Trump of turning the G7 summit into a disaster with his tweets and bowing out of his international responsibilities.
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Will they allow their coverage to be manipulated by those in power, or will they exercise their unbiased judgment without bowing to political pressure?
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A year after bowing out in the opening round on her Flushing Meadows debut, Vondrousova appears more at ease on the Grand Slam stage.
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Most recently, bowing to pressure from investors and rating agencies, he scrapped Rio's long-standing dividend policy, which it had promised never to cut.
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"The mother was on the grass, praying I guess, bowing her hands down, and pulling on my husband's arm to call 911," Burt said.
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When she was 13, she said, she came home to find "a little man sitting on the floor" and saw visitors bowing to him.
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Trump, bowing to bipartisan pressure, attempted to ease criticism for his administration's policy last week by signing an executive order to halt family separations.
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Disreputable corporate executives nationwide are bowing in thanks for Equifax, the credit reporting bureau responsible for the most damaging data breach in American history.
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But on Monday, bowing to pressure from Democrats, the White House gave the agency free rein to interview as many people as it desired.
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And he is so short you can't see him now, but you know he is there because everyone is bowing over and over again.
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Bowing to domestic protests and international pressure, Bolsonaro deployed the military over the weekend to fight the fires now burning across six Brazilian states.
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This is particularly true if you're not a football fan but are bowing to social pressure and pretending to be one for the day.
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Bowing to public demand after he published several calendars featuring female curlers, Karrys came out with the first Men of Curling Calendar in 2014.
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After Japan scored its first goal of the 2014 tournament, the team's celebration of forming a circle and bowing instantly became an animated GIF.
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Instead, he sees a game of retitling courses and bowing to complaints in a transparent attempt to appease the college's crucial customers: the students.
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We hope that compassion for our veterans—not bowing to asbestos interests campaign donations—will prevail, and the Senate will roundly oppose S.357.
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Unhappy with this partial bowing to its censors, CCTV and Tencent announced they would suspend current broadcast arrangements for the NBA's pre-season games.
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She put a tray down on the matted floor beside us and backed, bowing and apologizing, from the room whilst our uninterrupted kiss continued.
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Bowing to the inevitable, Hurley also began collecting the school's basketball trophies from their perches on shelves in the hallways and in the auditorium.
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He stands among rows and rows of men at the mosque, facing east toward Mecca, bowing together and falling to their knees before Allah.
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"I think I can help these guys on the defensive end, and bring that tough edge about bowing down to no one," he said.
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Boy George seems to be following ScarJo's lead, who spoke out against PC casting after bowing out of a film about a transgender person.
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Bowing to nearly a week of intense public pressure, the Charlotte Police Department released video footage on Saturday of officers shooting Keith Lamont Scott.
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In the video, he can be seen bowing his head as the women tell their stories, and murmuring, "Thank you," without answering their questions.
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Instead of rooting against him, they started shouting support for Pan, who cut the deficit to 2-up before bowing out, 4 and 2.
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The cringe-worthy encounter culminated with Hyland bowing down to Phoenix with her hands in a prayer position, seemingly in awe of his talent.
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The television icon, film producer and actress was a magnet for cameras throughout the telecast — smiling, laughing, bowing and inspiring a constellation of memes.
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Timothy quickly decides to make a move once he notices the banner, then goes right back to bowing after disposing of the unwanted advertisement.
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Unfortunately, Sobel's essay about "The Bowing Machine" misses the point pretty egregiously, reducing Moore and Beyer's spellbinding aesthetic dexterity to a lamely topical reading.
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Last summer, during a working visit to the U.K., Trump made headlines when he shook hands with the 93-year-old monarch instead of bowing.
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"The people must rally around the flag, not listen to false prophets who accept dirty cash & preach bowing to Beijing & spurning the #US," Wu wrote.
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But he is expected also to try to ensure he is not seen as bowing before repeated attacks from Trump for not easing policy further.
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Some point to the rushed passage of a controversial law bowing to Jewish nationalism as proof that he is preparing to go to the polls.
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Pepper can bend its body, but it can't bow, because bowing is an expression of respect and Pepper can neither express itself or feel respect.
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The Washington governor is bowing out of the Democratic race having elevated climate change issues in the primary, despite never breaking through in polling himself.
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Intimate images of Ali practicing the rituals of Islam are most captivating: the "greatest of all time" bowing down to an entity greater than himself.
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"We'd go over there and Magic and Sphen would be bowing to each other," Tish Hannan, supervisor of the aquarium's penguin department told the broadcaster.
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In 2013 Ghana more than tripled its capital requirements for foreign-owned trading companies, bowing to local retailers irked by a proliferation of Nigerian shops.
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The Swedish justice system is not bowing to pressure from the U.S. government ... with the Prime Minister essentially telling President Trump and the State Dept.
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The group has been in crisis-mode since the sudden departure of both its chief executive and chairman in July, bowing to pressure from shareholders.
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Obama came under fire after meeting the emperor in Tokyo in 2009 for what his critics back home said was bowing too low to Akihito.
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Why not end every episode with Daenerys either riding a dragon or walking out of a fire with a big CGI mob bowing before her?
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So much so that he's bowing out of the franchise that led him to become one of the most well-known film score composers ever.
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The painting to my left is of the Pilgrims as they embark for America, holding fast to the Bible, and bowing their heads in prayer.
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Trump on Wednesday announced the U.S. will ground the Boeing 737 Max 8 and Max 9 aircraft "effective immediately," bowing to heavy pressure from lawmakers.
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Trump, bowing to intensifying pressure from both sides of the aisle to stop such separations, signed an executive order on Wednesday to halt the practice.
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For a segment ostensibly about Donald Trump and China, he went to Chinatown in Manhattan and asked people about bowing, karate and herbal sex potions.
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Separately, the president abandoned his embrace of expansive gun control, bowing to pressure by the National Rifle Association and embracing its agenda of arming teachers.
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With heavy bowing and accents that rise above the rest of the orchestra, the measure suddenly colors the ecstatic passage with a touch of lunacy.
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He saw the writing on the wall, however, and began bowing out of the life, retiring to his home in Sands Point on Long Island.
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A Collins campaign ad that ran just days before the election shows a video of Mr. McMurray bowing and speaking in Korean in slow motion.
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And hey, who knows, maybe some bowing and scraping to Vladimir Putin when Trump meets him will solve some of our problems with Russia, too.
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Instead of bowing out, she ran a write-in campaign — posing a challenge to voters who needed to know how to spell "Murkowski" — and won.
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Bowing on Netflix on January 1, skating drama Spinning Out looks like it will be serving up major Black Swan on skates action and emotion.
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Critics claim companies like Apple are simply bowing to Chinese pressure because they are worried about the possible loss of revenue caused by angering Beijing.
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With each oscillation, the blade-shaped feather rubs against the feather next to it, as if bowing a violin, causing the thickened feathers to resonate.
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The Awami League came close to doing just that in recent years, bowing to Islamists' requests to prove to them that it is Islamic enough.
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Pull-up bars are easy to install, can support your weight without wobbling or bowing, and are a great addition to anyone's home gym setup.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick had previously stepped down from an advisory council in February, bowing to pressure from outside groups and vexed employees at Uber.
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The news that Lee Se-dol is bowing out comes three years after he lost in a closely watched series against Google's AlphaGo in 2016.
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He accused the upstate Republicans of "zealotry" and bowing to the "Ryan radical right," a reference to House Speaker Paul Ryan, who backs the bill.
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However, as the monarch spoke Charles could be seen blinking rapidly and bowing his head, and he appeared to have his eyes closed at times.
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That made it "even more essential ... to avoid any weakening of their ruling mechanism by bowing to U.S. calls for less state involvement," he added.
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The contrast between the show's subject and the current government emphasis on "family values" prompted immediate accusations that Mr. Urin was bowing to Kremlin pressure.
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This year in Gambia, President Yahya Jammeh left the country after finally bowing to the result of an election that ended his 20033-year rule.
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Tech companies appear to be bowing to new privacy rules springing up in Europe, California and elsewhere, putting in place processes to show they're complying.
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To curtsy, Meier instructs placing one leg behind the other (whichever one is more comfortable for you) and bowing your head slightly while bending your knees.
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But on Saturday, Beijing abruptly fired the securities chief, bowing to criticism of the country's bungled attempts to stem a market rout that started last summer.
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Ryanair has been hit by a series of strikes across Europe despite bowing to pressure to recognise unions for the first time almost a year ago.
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With OnePlus bowing out on headphone jacks, Samsung and LG remain as the last two globally known manufacturers with flagship phones that still have headphone jacks.
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The world number 22 was way too shaky in Lille and rapidly fell behind against world number 80 Lajovic, bowing out after saving five match points.
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Nielsen stock was down roughly 10% Friday after the New York Post reported that private-equity giant Blackstone Group was bowing out of the bidding process.
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The deal was contingent on the Meredith Corporation bowing out from its own attempt to combine with Media General, which it agreed to do on Wednesday.
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FYI, RiRi is a HUUUUGE Bron fan -- and can be seen bowing to #23 while sitting in her courtside seats at Game 1 on Thursday night.
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The president and his ruling National Congress Party have shown no sign of bowing to those demands and have blamed the unrest on unnamed foreign powers.
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Gigi Sohn, a fellow at the Georgetown Law Institute for Technology Law & Policy, accused Justice Department officials of bowing to political pressure from the White House.
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"No one in a position of authority is taking this seriously," said Morrissette, who accused the state's leadership of bowing to pressure from the energy industry.
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To curtsy, Meier instructs placing one leg behind the other (whichever one is more comfortable for you) and bowing your head slightly while bending your knees.
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But even if Google is bowing out of the race to control better mapping data for enterprise applications, there are others still hot on the trail.
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There's not much an individual investor can do to guard against the risks posed by high-frequency trading, short of bowing out of the market entirely.
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The events of the Vietnam War and President Johnson's bowing out of the 1968 election will have their own 50th anniversaries over the next few years.
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He kept the cheers going, waving in every direction, bowing, chatting with an audience member, and grabbing another's phone and appearing to film a quick video.
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A growing number of brands are bowing to grass-roots pressure and consumer surveys that show that sustainability and ethics are top concerns for young shoppers.
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Then, bowing to international uproar, authorities proceeded with an investigation that, while deeply flawed, eventually led to eight suspects being arrested and charged with Cáceres's murder.
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In this era of expanding government secrecy, the Court should refrain from bowing to corporate interests and uphold the public's overarching interest in access to information.
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Charlotte, bowing to the prejudices of the day, often presented herself as a kind of country mouse, nothing more than the daughter of a humble clergyman.
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It's possible that Trump's threats to close the border are mostly meant to pressure the Mexican government and Democrats in Congress into bowing to his demands.
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But Clinton made this easy on him, bowing out of the race after the last primary contest rather than arguing that superdelegates should back her instead.
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This is the catch-22 latent in the ruthless logic of the market, and Google bowing out of one military contract isn't going to change that.
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Wode is an exemplary reminder that, in its purest state, black metal is capable of casting the widest range of emotions without bowing down to anyone.
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"I deeply apologize for causing great trouble to many customers and shareholders," the president, Akira Takeuchi, said at a news conference, bowing deeply alongside other executives.
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Mr. Walker, Wisconsin's two-term governor, said he was bowing out to help "clear the field" so a "positive, conservative alternative" could emerge to Mr. Trump.
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While taking his first break after Brabham, Lauda set up a charter airline and returned to his aviation business full-time after bowing out of racing.
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Steven Simon and Jonathan Stevenson urge the European Union to play diplomatic and economic hardball with President Trump — enough hand-holding and diplomatic bowing and scraping.
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Bowing to commercial considerations, the producers had renamed the movie "Sympathy for the Devil" and dubbed the complete recording of the song over the last sequence.
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Al Franken (D-Minn.) resigned in January after a slew of sexual harassment allegations, bowing to demands from female and male senators that he step down.
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The McDonald's deal would have run through the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, and bowing out is likely to save the company hundreds of million of dollars.
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As an interracial family in the 1950s — James's father was black, his mother white — "there wasn't a lot of bowing to institutional doctrines," he told me.
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Department officials held a news conference to apologize, bowing deeply and long, according to Japanese custom, and acknowledged the woman had not been strapped in properly.
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On Saturday, the No. 153 seed, Karolina Pliskova, joined Osaka on the upset list, bowing to 30th-seeded Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (3).
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Where once had been warm, pulsing flesh was now a cold heavy stone, that pulled down pressing out normal life and bowing the head of her.
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The mining and commodities giant said it would also set new targets for cutting emissions from both its activities and products, bowing to pressure from shareholders.
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The production will emphasize the work's satire of Victorian mores, and do away with racially charged performance tics and excessive bowing and shuffling in its choreography.
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VUCJAK, Bosnia (Reuters) - Bosnian authorities, bowing to international pressure, begun moving migrants on Tuesday from a freezing makeshift camp in a forest to more appropriate shelter.
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Mr. Jammeh took power in a coup, as a 29-year-old lieutenant in 1994, before bowing to international pressure and holding elections two years later.
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Donald and Melania Trump broke a major royal protocol rule by shaking hands with members of the royal family instead of curtsying and bowing on Tuesday.
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Senate Republicans are now faced with the hard choice of defending their institution, which Mr. Trump is attempting to circumvent, or bowing to the president's whims.
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Hathaway, 33, posted a video of herself bowing her head down with the letter "B" written on her hand as Beyoncé's hit "Halo" plays in the background.
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Dabbing, which involves bowing your head into the crook of your arm, was popularized by people like Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton and the rap group Migos.
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You can hear synthesis, but if it sounds sort of semi-real it's because I'm sort of bowing along, not very well, mono fiddling in the background.
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"I feel very sorry for causing concerns for many people," a somber Lee said, bowing his head and walking into the court as anti-Samsung protesters jeered.
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"I feel very sorry for causing concerns for many people," a somber Lee said, bowing his head and walking into the court as anti-Samsung protesters jeered.
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But he is expected also to try to ensure he is not seen as bowing before repeated attacks from President Donald Trump for not easing policy further.
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It captures Harvest Moon's satisfying fantasy of simple, honest work without simply bowing to nostalgia, making it the perfect way to escape the last days of 2016.
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"I feel very sorry for causing concerns for many people," a sombre Lee said, bowing his head and walking into the court as anti-Samsung protesters jeered.
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In addition to coloration many Piebald have other conditions, bowing of the nose, short legs, bowed legs, arching of the back, short lower jaw and internal issues.
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With season 2 of the hit Netflix show bowing at midnight on Friday, who better to check in with about the impending season than star Ellie Kemper?
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Even on a low wooden stool you are completely doubled over, bowing to the clay, perhaps in reverence the first time round, the second time in supplication.
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Farah, 64, was one of the three directors that Tiffany had agreed to add to its board, bowing to pressure from activist investor Jana Partners in February.
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On Thursday, Sessions, bowing to mounting GOP pressure, announced that he was recusing himself from the escalating FBI probe into Moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Sad but true: Pretty Little Liars is bowing out at the end of season 7, leaving only 10 episodes to spend with the ever-beloved Rosewood squad.
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Behind all this is an EPA bowing to the demands of activists who ignore current environmental and financial assurance laws that protect taxpayers from post-mining costs.
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Netflix's own The OA depicted a school shooting minutes before bowing out for the season, and never revealed the shooter or gave a reason for the violence.
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After bowing out of League Play and missing the playoffs entirely, the team unraveled, leaving only its well-known captain to try and assemble another winning squad.
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In December Ecuador, bowing to pressure from Cuba's government, imposed a visa requirement on Cubans, in effect closing off the most popular route to the United States.
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Lastly, acting against the trade and the "festival" could also expose the Yulin authorities to nationalistic accusations that the local leaders are bowing to Western cultural imperialism.
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Commenting on Blackberry bowing out of internal hardware making, CCS Insight's chief of research, Ben Wood, also questioned the longevity of even third-party made Blackberry devices.
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Last Friday, the band's agency JYP Entertainment uploaded a video of a somber Chou bowing and apologizing for her flag-waving action, causing another wave of controversy.
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Bowing to national pressure, Indiana enacted a "fix" stipulating that the exemptions could not be used to justify discrimination on the basis of gender or sexual orientation.
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The former governor, a Sunni who now has at his command an armed force trained by Turkey, says he is bowing out of office but not politics.
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It suggests that we are not independent authors of the community narrative, but are prone to bowing to the loudest and most influential voices in our orbit.
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On Thursday, bowing to pressure from Trump, Israel barred a visit by Rashida Tlaib and fellow Democrat Ilhan Omar that it had initially said it would allow.
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Critics of the governor have said those alternatives are not practical and have accused Mr. Cuomo of bowing to pressure from environmental groups without providing practical alternatives.
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The move, which was quickly reversed, was harshly criticized by Republicans, who accused the Obama administration of bowing to political correctness at the expense of national security.
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If men truly knew what women endured every single fucking day of our lives I think they would be bowing at our feet, begging us for forgiveness.
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CEO Richard Smith abruptly retired from the company on Tuesday, and some believe it was an attempt by Equifax to avoid being perceived as bowing to Congress.
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Bowing to intense public pressure, Sina Weibo -- often called China's Twitter -- said its latest campaign to "clean up" the platform would no longer target gay-themed content.
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Stein: And there's some bowing of cymbals with a violin bow, and we played the violin, not knowing how, to make squealing noises sound like dying pigs.
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Bowing to the terms of the contract, NBC will pay Kelly the remaining sum of money, believed to total about $30 million, two of the sources said.
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Bowing to the demands of the United States Olympic Committee, U.S.A. Gymnastics confirmed Friday night that all the remaining members of its board of directors would resign.
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That decision ignited fury among Chinese students, who saw it as a betrayal by Western nations and by China's leaders, whom they accused of bowing to Japan.
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You can do an abbreviated sun salutation by inhaling and reaching both arms straight up to the sky, then exhaling, bending at the waist and bowing forward.
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There are many different forms of greetings around the world — from kisses on the cheek to bowing to even sticking one's tongue out as a cordial acknowledgement.
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Definers distributed a 13-page memo titled "Apple Bowing to Chinese Cyber Regulators" that detailed how Apple's activity in China contradicted its public stance on privacy elsewhere.
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Bowing to pressure from congressional Republicans, he said the suspects would instead be tried before military commissions at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, that Obama had hoped to abandon.
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The closest thing to a message that "Rules Don't Apply" imparts — that the slavish sycophants bowing and scraping before their master enable his insanity — is hardly new.
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The shutdown ended after 21 days, with Clinton bowing to a key Republican demand: submitting a seven-year balanced budget plan scored by the Congressional Budget Office.
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The NBA's China crisis has also drawn comments from American politicians who initially accused the league of bowing to Beijing's pressure and putting money over human rights.
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He sat on a wooden chair, bowing his head occasionally as he listened to his lawyer, Hannah Kaplan of the Legal Aid Society, argue for his release.
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The violation became public after Emanuel released hundreds of emails in December, bowing to pressure from two lawsuits claiming that he had violated Illinois's open record law.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), the young advocates accused Congress of bowing to the wishes of the powerful National Rifle Association (NRA) at the expense of school safety.
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She was bowing to demands by pro-European rebels in her Conservative government that she reduce the risk of a chaotic "no deal" departure on March 29.
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Bowing to this argument, the Obama administration's Department of Labor granted state and municipal governments a waiver from ERISA for government sponsored plans for private sector workers.
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Bernie Sanders is damned if he does, damned if he doesn't with his fans -- one of whom totally lit into him for bowing to Hillary Clinton. Sen.
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The Brooklyn-set comedy, which turned Lena Dunham into a household name and helped Adam Driver become a Star Wars villain, is bowing out after Season 6. E!
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It ended the sale of assault-rifle in 2015 and also raised the minimum age for gun purchases to 21 in 2018, bowing to years of public pressure.
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The event opened with both men bowing their heads in prayer under a mounted 38-point buck (reportedly the largest white-tail buck ever harvested by a hunter).
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President Abdelaziz Bouteflika stepped down after 20 years in power this month, bowing to pressure from the army and weeks of demonstrations mainly by young people seeking change.
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In July, Apple removed apps that allowed people in China to evade censorship to comply with Chinese regulations, sparking criticism that it was bowing to Beijing's stringent censorship.
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They reached the Elite Eight again last season before bowing out against eventual national champion Duke, and they entered this season ranked as high as No.9 nationally.
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Toto keyboardist Steve Porcaro came out to play the keyboard solo, and he provided a good dose showmanship, grinning through his cameo and bowing on his way out.
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On Friday, bowing to popular pressure, Communist Party officials said they would send a team from the powerful anticorruption committee to investigate the circumstances surrounding Dr. Li's death.
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With microphones in a room, bowing on cardboard, using metal on glass, using my hands and my ears in a direct feedback loop, that link immediately reconnected itself.
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By leaving its three other rates, including the benchmark repo rate, steady, the Turkish central bank could fuel concern it is bowing to pressure from President Tayyip Erdogan.
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But Ms Bachelet is bowing out with a reform that she no doubt hopes will secure a more popular legacy: an end to the country's ban on abortion.
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Last month, Philadelphia announced it will end a major information-sharing contract with ICE , bowing to intense pressure from activist groups and drawing immediate condemnation from federal officials.
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There had been speculation that the contest could be accelerated due to Johnson's strong lead but there was no immediate sign of rivals bowing out of the race.
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Those lawyers are now accusing the special litigation committee of bowing to Ellison and Catz and attempting to "hobble" the pursuit of a case that the committee greenlighted.
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Just over the last week at the Toronto International Film Festival she's worn printed, brightly-colored outfits that have us bowing down to the Queen of TIFF style.
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The Russian took a medical timeout down 0-3 in the third set and was stretching her knee between points before bowing out after 2 hours, 7 minutes.
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After buying the wrong colored gi, bowing down to the "Jap picture," this was the last straw for the Old Man and I was banned from karate thereafter.
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The Brazilian president's unannounced visit to the CIA on Monday also drew the ire of his opponents back home, who see it as his bowing to U.S. power.
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Bernie Sanders announced Thursday he will visit Puerto Rico in wake of Hurricane Maria, bowing out of his previously scheduled speaking gig at the Women's Convention next week.
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Bega Cheese, an Australian company earlier reported to be an interested party, said late on Thursday it was bowing out of the race, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.
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There's a moment when you're bowing, and you see the patrons who want to get out before the bows end, and you have to negotiate those emotions internally.
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Bolt has not said if he would consider the post, and in any case has committed to run at next year's World Championships before bowing out from competition.
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It also comes after Andrew McCabe stepped down as deputy director of the FBI, bowing to pressure from Trump and congressional Republicans who were clamoring for his ouster.
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Thiel and his buddy David Sacks argued that colleges were bowing to political correctness, dumbing down their admissions policies and silencing intellectual dissent in the "name of diversity."
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Footage of the wedding showed Suthida kneeling and bowing to the king before sitting beside him to sign marriage documents inside the ornate Ampornsathan Throne Hall in Bangkok.
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All in all, it seemed to Cramer that Penumbra's decline was a textbook example of investors bowing out of a stock after seeing a reasonable amount of success.
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What's next: Jackson isn't bowing out, and the White House is now signaling it will mount a stronger fight for his confirmation as the next Veterans Affairs secretary.
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It dropped its pledge to go into opposition only after Merkel failed to form a government, bowing to pressure from President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to ease the deadlock.
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But the most acute sting she seemed to feel from bowing out was what it might signal to the countless young girls she met on the campaign trail.
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As Ms. Hedren navigated the steeply raked stage with care, Mr. Muhly made her laugh with a story about a tumble he once took while bowing in Paris.
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"Sometimes a cunning tradesman, sometimes a stubborn toughness, sometimes glowering, sometimes bowing, but always with confidence that he would make it happen in the end," Mr. Can wrote.
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Kneeling before this behemoth is a second figure, bowing in supplication or prayer, with long cartoonish human hands and a scraggly tail emerging from its shiny black drapery.
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LONDON — Unilever, the consumer products giant, has given up on plans to close its London headquarters, bowing to shareholder criticism of a move to simplify its corporate structure.
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First Google, then Apple, and now Amazon: all three are bowing to pressure from the EU over the issue of humans reviewing recordings from their respective digital assistants.
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For decades the ruling clerics, bowing to reality, have said that people are free to do as they like, but only in the privacy of their own homes.
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Indeed, I suspect that many of his officials are engaged in what I once saw described as "bicycling": bowing to the man above while trampling on those below.
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Bowing to pressure, the Trump administration permitted members of the intelligence committees and congressional leaders to read a copy of the complaint, which remains classified, late on Wednesday.
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The president then ordered the agency to support his version of events, triggering a collision course with an organization that prides itself on never bowing to political pressure.
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The songs get a lift from Ms. Vigoda's live looping and electric violin playing, with bowing that can resemble a lover's caress or a tree surgeon's cut saw.
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After bowing to employee pressure and cancelling Project Maven, Google&aposs AI work for the military, he secretly met with military officials to try to smooth over relations.
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But Barack Obama, despite his obvious skepticism of the war effort, exacerbated Bush's mistakes by bowing to the Washington foreign policy blob and authorizing a pointless troop surge.
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"I think along with Lindsay Reynolds it's definitely a sign of them kind of bowing to the traditional people who work in this job," Ms. Andersen Brower said.
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The Hallmark Channel came under fire for refusing to air ads featuring a same-sex couple in a move that was bowing to pressure from a conservative group.
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Until recently, Charli had been releasing sporadic cult mixtapes and infectious loosies—the strategy of an artist who seemed more interested in innovating than bowing to industry expectations.
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Puigdemont was clearly bowing to the last minute plea by Donald Tusk, president of the European Counsel, not to take an irreversible step that could block any negotiations.
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And, Sanders clearly benefited from that dynamic -- staying in the race all the way through the final primaries in June before bowing out amid Clinton's insurmountable delegate lead.
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El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells, former Escondido Mayor Sam Abed and retired Navy Seal Larry Wilske all announced they were bowing out of the race to support Issa.
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In the streets of Algiers on Friday, the protesters insisted on their determination to keep marching until their goal was achieved — Mr. Bouteflika's bowing out of the election.
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Donald Trump might be America's midnight wordsmith, but Merriam-Webster isn't bowing to all the covfefe -- the President's made-up lingo will NOT be in their good book.
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Impress with new ideas and IPs that that nascent gamers can call their own by reaching out to them, not bowing down to them without appreciating their actual demands.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will proceed as planned to meet with Republican congressional leaders on Tuesday and criticized Democratic leaders for bowing out, the White House said.
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The 15-year-old star of Netflix's "Stranger Things" totally crushed a karaoke bit with Jimmy Fallon on his show Wednesday night and we are bowing down to her.
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Some of the rescued soccer team members bowing their heads respectfully in front of a sketch of the Thai Navy SEAL diver who died while trying to rescue them.
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After the first round, he thanked Zeman voters for "not bowing to foreign interests", migration and the related "threat of liquidation of European and Czech culture, traditions and values".
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"I feel very sorry for causing concerns for many people," a sombre Lee said, bowing his head and walking into the Seoul High Court as anti-Samsung protesters jeered.
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The party is having a reckoning of its own, with Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairwoman Cheri Bustos on Tuesday bowing out of a fundraiser for anti-abortion Democrat Rep.
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Switzerland, the world's largest offshore wealth centre, last year began sharing bank data with many foreign tax authorities, bowing to international pressure to help crack down on tax cheats.
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On the other hand, the new guidelines can be confusing, containing what seems like conflicting messages and bowing, in some cases, to industry pressures, especially with regard to meats.
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While the Centre Court crowd erupted as they rose to their feet, some fans were seen bowing to Nadal's greatness and even Sousa joined in by applauding the effort.
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A new study of Indian jumping ants determined that ants have the same sort of thing going on, but without all of the singing or giraffes and zebras bowing.
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It gives sanctuary both to those who fear they might be the assassins' next target, and to members of death squads who worry about the repercussions of bowing out.
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Creation of a dolphin sanctuary comes three months after SeaWorld Entertainment Inc said it would halt breeding killer whales in its parks, bowing to pressure from animal rights activists.
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Ronda Rousey graciously if not belatedly accepted defeat on "Saturday Night Live," bowing to Holly Holm, and then playing a thirsty bachelorette and a bullied student who kicks ass.
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Solomons is bowing out on a positive note, with IHG reporting a second successive quarter of faster growth in room revenue in the first three months of the year.
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The result was an elegant, sweeping structure engineered in an arch bowing against the pressure of the water, enabling a relatively thin sheet of concrete to withstand unfathomable forces.
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Trump hates when his underlings get bad press more than he hates bowing to CW. (I think.) And, on #2: OF COURSE he can find someone to replace Price.
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The Democrats' beef: they see the willingness of the Justice Department and FBI to share some classified information about Russia meddling investigative tactics as bowing to pressure from Trump.
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"I wanted people to go through space somehow, not to have people in front of space, looking at something, bowing down to something," Mr. Acconci said of the performance.
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It could also lead to worries that the central bank is bowing to the pressure from President Donald Trump, who has made clear that he opposes higher interest rates.
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BEIJING — Bowing to days of passionate street protests, a city government in eastern China said Wednesday that it had halted any plans to build a nuclear fuel plant there.
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Likely options include Putin leaving the Kremlin but continuing to run the country from another post, or bowing out of public life and handing over to an anointed successor.
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He says he is bowing out after 30 years of service to TSMC to spend more time with his family, but he'll keep a close eye on the company.
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The characters do a lot of deferring and apologising, and even when they aren't expressly said to be bowing gently to one another you can easily imagine they are.
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Werner Faymann stepped down as chancellor on Monday, bowing to a party revolt that erupted after the SPO's candidate in Austria's presidential election crashed out in the first round.
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Some analysts accuse Meirelles of bowing to governors' pressure and diluting the original bill that aims to rebalance the finances of states struggling to honor their debts and payrolls.
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They were taken to smaller rooms, and in addition to bowing and kneeling, they were arranged so that all they could see was the wall in front of them.
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Both of them voted against the confirmation of Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh; Mr. Manchin, bowing to the will of his constituents, was the lone Democrat to vote in favor.
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" The group's chief executive, Sarah Kate Ellis, said in a statement on Friday that Mr. Hart made a mistake by bowing out and that "he should have stepped up.
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Bowing to investor pressure, FirstGroup last month put its iconic North American bus line Greyhound up for sale and said it would spin off its UK First Bus business.
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McDermott, speaking on a late-night call with reporters, denied bowing to pressure from Elliott, saying he would have had to decide on renewing his contract in early 2020.
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The swirl of wind or the rushing of water sometimes serve as a backdrop to Hole's playing; elsewhere they close in around his quiet bowing, threatening to overwhelm him.
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Also, take heart in the fact that you get to direct the narrative here: After bowing out gracefully, feel free to keep the news to yourself for a bit.
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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)Pakistan said it is not bowing to Indian or international pressure as it cracks down on militant groups in the wake of the crisis over Kashmir.
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Energy companies in Houston abruptly shifted from expansion to retrenchment, slashing more than 2175,20083 energy-related jobs while bowing out of planned projects, consolidating resources and dumping unneeded property.
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Trade between China and North Korea looks to be slowing drastically, providing further evidence that Beijing may be bowing to U.S. requests to put pressure on the rogue state.
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"For every one person accusing us of this, there's at least one gender-critical feminist accusing us of being anti-feminist or bowing to the patriarchy," she tells me.
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Bowing with her right hand, she coaxed out a pitch that she controlled by bending and twisting the blade, at times jiggling it to create an expressive trembling vibrato.
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Then served it with a baguette and some salted butter, and when the children had ripped through it all, I was bowing like Hugh Jackman at a curtain call.
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And as a writer, it gave me the power to truly write independently and to not be bowing and scraping the various proprietors, editors, or the rest of it.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - American gymnast Simone Biles' performance at the Rio Olympics on Sunday was so spectacular that even her rivals were bowing down to the 1.45 meter Texan.
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It's less a performance than an exercise in kinetic energy: Bodies bowing, lower and lower, to the snowballing rhythm of "Dripping Sun," the groove militant and hushed with organic tension.
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In light of the unique circumstances leading up to Mr Gorsuch's nomination, Senate Democrats are not bowing down to Mr Trump's Supreme Court pick—despite their adversaries' 52-48 majority.
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In 2016, bowing to complaints about noise and air pollution, the city reached a deal with Manhattan's helicopter sightseeing tour operators to cut the number of their flights by half.
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Bowing to Mr. Kim's needs puts him in a weaker negotiating position and is unlikely to sit well with the president, whose bellicose foreign policy leaves little room for deference.
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Democrats, sensing a prime opportunity to make Republicans pay a political price for bowing to their hard-liners, moved quickly on Saturday to stir up outrage from their own partisans.
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A hand-coloured image from 193 shows the Oba bowing slightly as he shakes the white-gloved hand of Queen Elizabeth II, four years before the declaration of Nigeria's independence.
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Trump on Monday denounced white supremacists, including neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan, as "criminals and thugs," bowing to days of mounting political pressure to condemn such groups explicitly.
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Now, having won more than frankly anyone ever imagined possible, will Sanders finally not only endorse Clinton but do so emphatically and enthusiastically while formally bowing out of the race?
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Bowing to pressure from Democrats, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has agreed to testify in public Tuesday before the Senate Intelligence Committee, which has scheduled a hearing for 2:30 p.m.
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As they enter the ring, they salute every corner by bowing their heads three times to Buddha, Rama and the Sangha of monks, similar to the tradition in Muay Thai.
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Aides were arguing in favor of "bowing to what was demanded," said Petro Burkovskiy, a senior fellow at the Democratic Initiatives Foundation who has close ties to the Ukrainian government.
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Spain had a staggering 75 percent possession but found no way past Russia's hard-working defense, bowing out when keeper Igor Akinfeev saved two spot kicks in the shoot-out.
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The low-cost carrier scrubbed its plans last month, accusing Boryspil International Airport in Kiev of bowing to the wishes of its largest customer, flag-carrier Ukraine International Airlines (UIA).
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Dorsey has given multiple contradictory explanations for Twitter's approach to handling Jones, but above all, he's been consistent on one point: not bowing to public opinion and pressure to act.
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"Congress should be making it easier for Americans to file their taxes each year, not bowing to the interests of the tax prep industry," Warren said in a press release.
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He was bullied by Chris Christie and Donald Trump and failed to win his home state of Florida before bowing out of a Republican primary many tapped him to win.
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Armed with an English degree from Vassar, Amanda throws herself into this surreal life, which involves literal mud-slinging, bowing down to "Queen Elizabeth" (Seana Kofoed) and poorly summarizing Shakespeare.
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MOSCOW — Bowing to pressure from international donors, the Ukrainian Parliament voted on Tuesday to remove a prosecutor general who had clung to power for months despite visible signs of corruption.
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Bowing to investor pressure, the company last month put its iconic North American bus line Greyhound up for sale and said it would spin off its UK First Bus business.
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Bowing to pressure from the House Freedom Caucus, the House Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing Tuesday that will be a step toward impeaching Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen.
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Darrell Issa and Ed Royce announcing their retirement plans over the last two days, there are now 32 House Republicans bowing out in 2018 as compared to just 15 Democrats.
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I couldn't help but wonder how a radio listener would interpret the dry flutter produced by a violinist bowing what looked like a Post-it note tacked to her instrument.
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Mr. Trump has, as with so much else, redefined the political role of the presidency to fit his own unconventional style rather than bowing to the customs of the office.
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There are men in the narrative of "Jagged Little Pill," but what's thrilling about the album, especially today, is that Ms. Morissette seems so uninterested in bowing to their presence.
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Bouteflika stepped down two weeks ago after 20 years in power, bowing to pressure from the army and weeks of demonstrations mainly by young people seeking change in the country.
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She thought she had blown her chance with unforced errors on two match points but it was Williams who was left bowing her head after failing to clear the net.
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They're stacked neatly in bunk beds, like bodies in a morgue, and she stares at the bowing mattress above her, the straining metal coils, worried that they will not hold.
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Bowing to pressure from patient advocates, the FDA approved the drug, Exondys 0003, last month, even though an outside panel of experts and the agency's own reviewers questioned its efficacy.
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Cruz finally blew his top at Trump before bowing out of the primary, calling him an "utterly amoral" narcissist and a "pathological liar" who has bragged about battling venereal disease.
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Paul Ryan (R-WI), has been brought to his knees, bowing down before the almighty nationalist populist movement, as his life's work—a career in politics—flashes before his eyes.
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But absent new developments, perhaps on the scale of an on the record, public accusation against Kavanaugh, it is hard to see Republican senators bowing to Democratic pressure to act.
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So there is no circumstance under which Xi could allow himself to be seen as bowing to bullying from any Western leader, let alone an American president as combative as Trump.
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After bowing out from the boards of listed Tata entities on Monday, Mistry said he would keep up a fight to improve governance norms in the nearly 150-year-old conglomerate.
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Former CEO Tim Sloan announced in March that he was stepping down immediately, bowing to pressure from regulators and politicians who were frustrated at the pace of change at the bank.
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With Donald Trump's remaining rivals bowing out of the race, clearing his path to the nomination, Hillary Clinton is looking for ways to woo Republicans turned off by the brash billionaire.
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Huawei, China's tech champion, has lost access to Google's Android and Intel's chips, and it's even seen other international partners like ARM and Panasonic bowing to American influence and discontinuing trade.
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So after watching and re-watching the quick and clean method a couple dozen times, we decided to give it a try ourselves (before completely bowing down to its claimed excellence).
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He later won a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, where, bowing to the demands of repertory theaters of the period, he took pains to cultivate plummy London diction.
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With the franchise's comedic heavy hitters off-world, the best the Earthbound crew can really manage by way of a funny introduction is Rhodey duping Banner into bowing to King T'Challa.
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Bowing to the Commission's demand to create a fourth network operator also proved impossible as it failed to find a buyer for either O2 or its own UK mobile subsidiary Three.
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But she said she grew to understand they weren't bowing to pressure to appeal to the male gaze, but were instead celebrating their choice and right to dress however they pleased.
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Rihanna was ON FIRE during Game 1 of the NBA Finals -- allegedly heckling Kevin Durant, bowing to LeBron James ... and talking trash to haters on the way out of the arena.
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Everywhere you look box office stats are bowing to the power of these heroes — Endgame has nearly hit $21 billion in 2145.8D ticket sales, the fastest film ever to do so.
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Bowing to pressure from growers, the Australian government in 2013 rejected a A$2.8 billion bid for GrainCorp by U.S. agribusiness giant Archer Daniels Midland Co Ltd on national interest grounds.
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Former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said last month he would not run in the presidential elections, bowing to the wishes of Ayatollah Khamenei who warned his candidacy would increase divisions in Iran.
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At least Brian (Kelvin Yu) and Arnold's shockingly intense Jabbawockeez fandom gives viewers the hilarious scene of the pair and their idols bowing to each other in a never-ending loop.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Bowing to pressure from the ultra-Orthodox parties, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu froze plans for an egalitarian prayer space at the Western Wall, one of Judaism's holiest sites.
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"Bowing to concerns from Republican House members in high-tax states, the chamber's chief tax writer said he'll preserve a federal income-tax break for property taxes," per Bloomberg's Ben Brody.
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It's not a matter of bowing to Trump; it's a matter of articulating the conservative solutions that will make life better for all Americans and fit the needs of voters today.
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Just when you thought rumors of the duo's long-anticipated return to Coachella had finally died down, Beyoncé bowing out from her headlining spot has thrust them back into the spotlight.
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Bill Moran was bowing out because of what officials described as a question in his judgment after it was discovered he maintained a professional relationship with someone who had been reprimanded.
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SeaWorld said on Thursday that it would immediately cease breeding killer whales, bowing to mounting criticism by animal rights activists, regulators and lawmakers over the treatment of marine mammals in captivity.
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On Thursday morning, Ms. Bresch, bowing to pressure, announced that the company would expand its coupon and patient assistance programs to help patients who were facing higher out-of-pocket costs.
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BEIJING — One of the world's largest academic publishers was criticized on Wednesday for bowing to pressure from the Chinese government to block access to hundreds of articles on its Chinese website.
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Bowing to criticism, the court, which sits in the majestic Peace Palace, has agreed to crack down on moonlighting by judges as arbitrators in cases unrelated to their full-time jobs.
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They've learned from each other, with Brooklyn Rider picking up Persian inflections and bowing techniques and Kalhor adapting a traditional solo style to move in and out of the string ensemble.
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Mr. O'Rourke, who bridled last month when he was asked at an event in Virginia why he was not on television more, is hardly alone in bowing to the new format.
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BEIJING — The Chinese government, bowing to pressure from environmental groups, said on Monday that it would temporarily reinstate a ban on the use of rhinoceros horns and tiger bones in medicine.
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After finally bowing to the creation of the tournament, UEFA has so far stymied FIFA's efforts to secure the participation of the continent's top teams for the inaugural event next year.
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THE KEY The FBI has pledged to revamp its policies for sharing information about election breaches, bowing to criticism that it was far too secretive about Russian hacking efforts in 2016.
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Big technology companies have usually played a defensive game with government prosecutors in their legal fight over customer information, fighting or bowing to requests for information one case at a time.
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You can do so much good to help stop the spread of coronavirus by persuading people to adopt the fist bump or elbow bump, or, as some other cultures do, bowing.
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LIESMAN: DO YOU WORRY AT A TIME -- LET'S SAY THERE WAS A CLOSE CALL ON RAISING RATES, THAT IT COULD POTENTIALLY BE SEEN AS BOWING TO THE INFLUENCE OF THE PRESIDENT?
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But some supporters of the universal health care measure, led by the California Nurses Association, said Rendon was bowing to big industry groups that contribute to state Democrats' political action committees.
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New York (CNN Business)Bowing to growing pressure from opponents who say that cashless stores leave out low-income Americans, Amazon plans to take cash at its 10 cashierless "Go" stores.
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During the U.S. election campaign, Trump said a wave of militant attacks showed "France is no longer France", and reprimanded the then-Socialist government for allegedly bowing its head to jihadists.
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The defendants were led to their arraignment in State Supreme Court in Manhattan on Tuesday in handcuffs, bowing their heads as members of the news media swarmed around them, taking photos.
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" Earlier this week, it was reported that instead of accepting its reign is over and bowing out, The X Factor would return for another year, with "big changes to the format.
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But, if you are ready to pack it in, Enough is Enough: How to Quit with Dignity will walk you through the process of bowing out of the art world gracefully.
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Kim returned to South Korea after Chun, bowing to weeks of massive public protests, allowed a free, direct presidential election in 1987, which marked South Korea&aposs transition toward a genuine democracy.
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Lagerfeld's second-in-command for most of his tenure at Chanel, Viard has been bowing alongside him at recent Chanel shows, and took his place at its spring 2019 haute couture event.
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If I can, at the end of the day, be like 'Okay, Nationals, I'm satisfied with what I did and I feel good with that,' then I'll totally be okay bowing out.
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Faced with the threat of tariffs on its car exports, Germany wants to negotiate a way out of the trade spat with America, but France and others resist bowing to Mr Trump.
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The actor had contemplated bowing out of action movies back in 2015, and he predicted earlier in this month that Hard Powder and The Commuter would be two of his last thrillers.
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Barely across the cathedral's threshold, dozens fell to their knees, heads bowing or eyes glistening as they gazed across the vaulted expanse and strained to hear a priest leading them in prayer.
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Bowing to widespread opposition from coastal towns, the Obama administration announced Tuesday that it won't open the US Atlantic seaboard to offshore oil exploration, but will still allow some leases off Alaska.
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BEIJING — Bowing to intense pressure from millions of internet users, a Chinese social media site said on Monday that it would scrap plans to censor cartoons and video games with gay themes.
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China and India will continue to be important and growing markets for coal, but there too governments struggling with smog are bowing to the physical reality and demanding cleaner sources of energy.
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Katy Perry, Lorde, Lana Del Rey, Imagine Dragons, Shawn Mendes and The Chainsmokers are not bowing to the terrorists, because they're fully committed to performing in England this weekend ... with an asterisk.
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Unfortunately, food manufacturers are being subjected to great public pressure to go "GMO-free," with brands like Dannon and Cheerios bowing to the pressure and shifting to sourcing only non-GMO ingredients.
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Before and after their runs, Goggia and Vonn were seen giving each other a long embrace — a far cry from the bowing that Goggia gave Vonn when they first met years ago.
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Hearing and being sensitive to what various fans want makes sense, but bowing to the force of a vocal contingent -- one that's perhaps a small minority -- is a road fraught with peril.
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The 74-year-old former vice president considered a run against Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination in 2016 before bowing out, citing family concerns in the wake of his son's death.
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This could represent Daenerys (the largest dragon) and her three "children" rising as leaders of the Dothraki, who are represented by the horses who appear to be bowing to the Dany-dragon.
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President Abdelaziz Bouteflika stepped down after 20 years in power 10 days ago, bowing to pressure from the army and weeks of demonstrations mainly by young people seeking change in the country.
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Zanganeh accused Tehran's regional rival Saudi Arabia of bowing to U.S. pressure, saying such remarks had no "real impact on the market" but were part of a psychological war launched against Iran.
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But if the Hashemite Kingdom continues on the path of bowing to the religious right, censorship can only drive out the musicians, authors, and other artists to the point of cultural irrelevance.
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Iran, OPEC's third-largest producer, has accused Trump of orchestrating the oil price rally by imposing sanctions on Tehran and accused its regional arch-rival Saudi Arabia of bowing to U.S. pressure.
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Trump had been marinating on this idea throughout the day and ultimately decided to pull the trigger because the speculation and bowing out of candidates had begun to get out of hand.
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The City University of New York, bowing to pressure from prominent African-American leaders from Harlem, on Monday postponed the anticipated appointment of the next president of City College, its flagship school.
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In the last 22020 hours, we've seen the center-lane in the Democratic field clear up considerably with Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, two proud Midwestern moderates, bowing out and endorsing Biden.
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Trump has signed the DPA but not actually used it, bowing to pressure from business leaders who say there are too many unknowns and have instead volunteered to produce whatever is needed.
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"I'm starting to come back, and it's going to take a little time," Woods said after bowing out of his second PGA Tour event since April, when he had his latest surgery.
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Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain would ultimately leave little doubt about their contempt for the interest-group politics that would come to dominate their party, even after bowing to it at times.
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Every November, the monastery hosts a crane festival featuring dancers dressed as deities of the forest, or imitating the cranes' bowing, jumping, wing-flapping mating dance known as the thrung thrung karm.
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The New York Philharmonic canceled the remainder of its season on Monday, bowing to the reality that the coronavirus pandemic will silence large-scale performances in the city for months to come.
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The New York Philharmonic canceled the remainder of its season on Monday, bowing to the reality that the coronavirus pandemic will silence large-scale performances in the city for months to come.
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On Tuesday, the East Asian Olympic Committee revoked its decision to host the 2019 East Asian Youth Games in Taichung, a city in Taiwan, bowing to Chinese pressure, according to news reports.
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I thought of that photograph years ago of President Barack Obama with little Jacob Philadelphia, bowing down so this black child could know that the president's hair was just like his own.
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By handing the question to the inspector general, Mr. Rosenstein appeared to be trying to thread the needle, giving the president what he said he wanted without fully bowing to his demands.
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Eric Greitens of Missouri announced that he will resign, bowing to months of pressure as he faced a felony charge, a scandal tied to an extramarital relationship and the threat of impeachment.
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Bowing to the pressure from community banking lobbying groups, repealing Section 1071 is a knee-jerk reaction to bankers who claim it is just too onerous to track and report this information.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Darts great Raymond van Barneveld lost the final match of his garlanded career, bowing out in the first round of the PDC world championships at the Alexandra Palace on Saturday.
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Something similar befell China earlier this decade when, late to halt engagement with Muammar el-Qaddafi before eventually bowing to international pressure, it found itself investor non grata in post-revolutionary Libya.
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"Living with fear" goes against everything Bowie and his many alter egos stood for, so it's no surprise that he would view bowing to fear as the absolute worst state of existence.
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That team finished eighth, winning just one game and bowing out in the quarter-finals, so the NHL's snub offered him a second chance to add an Olympic medal to his trophy cabinet.
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He was also no stranger to Broadway, appearing in the 1973 romantic comedy Seesaw and bowing out of revival of Can-Can to accept President Reagan's invitation to serve as Ambassador to Mexico.
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Mr Erdogan's resistance to higher interest rates, and the fact that turning to the IMF would require some bowing and scraping to America, dent the chances that Turkey will get ahead of things.
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Oxfam EU Migration Policy Advisor Raphael Shilhav said European governments were focusing on bowing to anti-immigration sentiment at home for short-term political wins, at the expense of long-term development strategies.
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VW agreed to fit older diesel vehicles with better catalytic converters, reversing its position and bowing to political pressure which mounted in the three years since an emissions cheating scandal, Spiegel Online said.
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No news on Paris-based Zodiac is generally seen as good news, following production upheavals and repeated profit warnings that resulted in the company bowing to Safran's long-held takeover ambitions last year.
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Cognizant rose 5.9 percent to $56.95 after the IT services provider named three directors to its board and announced a $3.4 billion share buyback program, bowing to pressure from activist shareholder Elliott Management.
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But, bowing to longstanding staff requests, state-owned transport operator RATP will allow its 15,000 drivers to wear bermuda shorts or skirts from June to September when temperatures rise above 28 Celsius (82F).
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Bowing to regulatory pressure to speed up the reduction of bad debts, Intesa is looking to sell a majority stake in its bad loan unit together with a large portfolio of soured loans.
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In government handout photos of her husband's funeral, a grief-stricken Liu Xia, wearing all black and sunglasses, can be seen bowing to the open casket and holding a portrait of Liu Xiaobo.
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At a meeting in March of the larger Group of 20 finance ministers in Germany, ministers dropped their traditional pledge to keep global free trade open, bowing to an increasingly protectionist United States.
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Cognizant rose 4 percent to $55.93 after the IT services provider named three directors to its board and announced a $3.4 billion share buyback program, bowing to pressure from activist shareholder Elliott Management.
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EVANS: BUT I WONDER, PETER, IT'S INTERESTING, WE'VE SEEN MULTIPLE EXAMPLES IN RECENT MONTHS OF AMERICAN COMPANIES NOT NECESSARILY STANDING UP TO CHINA AND, IN FACT, KIND OF BOWING DOWN TO THEIR WISHES.
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A few late worshipers trickled in and joined the circle, hastily removing their shoes and respectfully bowing in the direction of Sheikha Fariha, who had the bearing of a slightly bossy school principal.
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In other corporate news, Cognizant rose 4.4 percent after the IT services provider agreed to appoint three new directors and return $3.4 billion to shareholders, bowing to pressure from activist investor Elliott Management.
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But the leading candidates for the 2020 Democratic nomination, by bowing to the teachers' unions, would make it harder for these low-income, predominantly minority students to attend a high-quality school. Sen.
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A leading contender to lead the Justice Department is Christie, the New Jersey governor and former federal prosecutor who shocked pundits by endorsing Trump shortly after bowing out of the race in February.
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At a meeting of the larger Group of 20 finance ministers in Germany in March, ministers dropped their traditional pledge to keep global free trade open, bowing to an increasingly protectionist United States.
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That is because hospitals, bowing to pressure from the insurance industry and in an effort to keep costs low, have pushed patients into nursing homes that once would have had longer hospital stays.
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The trailing point of a scarf that swoops around a head and fastens under the chin echoes the tips of leaves on a bowing branch, which itself recalls the bend of brow line.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — After bowing out of the Australian Open this week, Jack Sock and his childhood friend and doubles partner, Jackson Withrow, ended up on opposite sides of a great divide.
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Then more criticism when she did cover it in a mosque (protocol like meeting the pope), her shorts, their daughters' expressions and skirt lengths, his bowing to Saudis and I could go on!
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" • "The changes were discussed with other Communist Party leaders, which brought into focus worries that the proposed deal could make Mr. Xi and the party look as if they were bowing to pressure.
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LONDON — Two of the world's leading chemical manufacturers, the Huntsman Corporation and Clariant of Switzerland, terminated a planned multibillion-dollar merger on Friday, bowing to pressure from activist investors who opposed the deal.
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It would underscore the chaos surrounding Mr. Trump; amount to an acknowledgment that Mr. Kavanaugh is tarnished; and, by bowing to liberals demanding he not be confirmed, infuriate the conservative rank-and-file.
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Once you recall that you've been content performing free to an audience of four walls, or rehearsing on a phone that wasn't even cordless, or bowing covered in pie, everything else is gravy.
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Cognizant rose 4 percent to $55.96 after the IT services provider named three directors to its board and announced a $1 billion share buyback program, bowing to pressure from activist shareholder Elliott Management.
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Other than "grin and bear it" or bowing out, do you have any suggestions that could help me engage or behave in a way that would make these events more satisfying for me?
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" The Twitter CEO said that bowing to external pressure to take down Jones' account would give the message that the platform was "constructed by our personal views that can swing in any direction.
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Clinton frequently praises Obama, but she's more apt to mention that people are still hurting, bowing to the reality that nearly seven in 2900 Americans believe the country is on the wrong track.
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Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) said Friday he will soon resign his seat in Congress, bowing to the inevitable after pleading guilty this week to illegally using campaign finance funds for personal matters.
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Sachs's adaptations wholly embrace this meticulousness, from the obsessively crafted objects that introduce efficiency to his own gestures of pouring drinks or bowing on the ground as he slowly but deliberately distributes refreshments.
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"We'd go over there and Magic and Sphen would be bowing to each other… [which] is a Gentoo way of saying they love each other," said Tish Hannah, supervisor of the penguin department.
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Only people who have never lived in the South will be surprised to see blacks and whites on opposite sides of political issues yet standing together, arms across shoulders, bowing their heads in prayer.
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Still, sexual predators may not change their ways by considering moral arguments or bowing to social pressure, but threats to their funding money—and by virtue, their very livelihood—may actually have an impact.
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ABB and Spiesshofer had originally decided to keep the unit after a review two years ago and recent reports suggested that the chief executive was bowing to pressure from an activist investor to sell.
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In 2015, bowing to pressure from animal-rights groups, Feld Entertainment, the circus's parent company, did away with its elephant acts, and once the big beasts were taken off the show ticket sales plummeted.
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Takata CEO Shigehisa Takada said on Tuesday he would resign after a "new regime" is found for the auto parts supplier, finally bowing to calls to step down over a long-running recall crisis.
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ATHENS, Ohio (AP) — With Donald Trump's remaining rivals bowing out of the race, clearing his path to the nomination, Hillary Clinton is looking for ways to woo Republicans turned off by the brash billionaire.
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And yet, these accounts, while surely sincere, are also so simplistically heartwarming that they're misleading -- bowing to America's impulse to see certain black lives as a balm for the bruises of the political moment.
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Charlotte police on Saturday released portions of bodycam and dashcam footage and other information related to the fatal shooting of Keith Lamont Scott, bowing to public pressure after initially refusing to share any video.
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O on Wednesday agreed to add four new independent directors to its board, bowing to pressure from activist hedge fund Starboard Value LP and averting a proxy fight ahead of its upcoming annual meeting.
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Sophomore guard Loren Cristian Jackson scored 263.3 points for eighth-seeded Akron (230-22001), which is bowing out of the tournament early after advancing to the semifinals in 202 of the past 23 years.
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Wearing black dresses, ornate necklaces and braided pigtails, the women are pictured bowing their heads beneath wide-brimmed black hats, shielding their eyes as Beyoncé did in the video from her visual album Lemonade.
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SunEdison added a former partner from David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital to its board, bowing to pressure from the hedge fund, which has sought a sale of the solar company or some of its assets.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's government formally suspended plans on Sunday for a mixed-gender prayer space at Jerusalem's Western Wall, bowing to opposition from Orthodox Jewish politicians to reforms at one of Judaism's holiest sites.
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Christie endorsed Trump for president after bowing out of a bid of his own, and in so doing, he became one of the first major GOP figures to back the controversial first-time politician.
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World number 88 Tomic, who has been in and out of the Davis Cup team for years, pilloried Hewitt in his post-match media conference after bowing out in the first round on Monday.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on Tuesday defeated two parliamentary no-confidence motions tabled by opposition parties that accuse his government of conflicts of interest and bowing to industrial and banking lobbies.
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The very idea of media as a public service has long been in decline, with television news networks bowing before the demands of advertisers and Donald Trump threatening to eliminate funding for public broadcasting.
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In February, bowing to pressure from activists, Seattle's city council voted to divest approximately $3 billion from Wells Fargo, citing concerns over the bank's support of the North Dakota Access Pipeline, among other factors.
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Trump's comments came hours after, bowing to mounting pressure, he announced that he would sign a short-term funding bill to reopen the government without funds to construct a wall along the southern border.
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President Abdelaziz Bouteflika stepped down from 20 years in power 10 days ago, bowing to pressure from the army and weeks of demonstrations mainly by young people seeking change in the North African country.
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" Later, bowing to Judaism and other religions, a Sabbath violator was permitted to escape prosecution if he regularly kept "another day of the week as holy time and does not labor on that day.
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In selling its flagship building to a WeWork joint venture for $850 million, Lord & Taylor and its parent, the Hudson's Bay Company, are bowing to pressures that have increasingly weighed on the retail industry.
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At work, I am adapting to new customs, including the practice of bowing and immediately proffering a business card when meeting someone for the first time, and the need to fax formal interview requests.
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CEO Mathias Doepfner's comments on Wednesday came after Scout20.8949 said it would explore a sale or spin-off of its autos platform, bowing to U.S. activist investor Elliott's call to break up the business.
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All three works use extended technique, calling for players to adjust their bowing in order to draw whispered, scraping sounds from their instruments that hover on the border between pitched tones and white noise.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bowing to pressure from lawmakers, Dr. Robert Califf, President Barack Obama's nominee to lead the Food and Drug Administration, said on Thursday the agency would reform its process for approving opioid painkillers.
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Holding company behemoth WPP consolidated more of its agencies and, bowing to the in-housing trend, said it would create another division to serve marketers trying to set up their own in-house units.
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Trump, bowing to mounting pressure, signed a three-week funding bill late Friday, formally ending the 35-day shutdown without securing the billions of dollars he had demanded for a U.S.–Mexico border wall.
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In November, Fastjet's chairman resigned bowing to the pressure from its second largest investor to sack him for failing to relocate the airline's head office quickly and criticised him for a high cost base.
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Lloyd Swanton, on bass, used plucking, bowing and looping to establish the foundations of consonant harmonies; it was an event when, about 17 minutes into the piece, the chord shifted from major to minor.
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Remuneration policies at rival FTSE 100 banks HSBC and StanChart have also been criticized by investors in recent weeks, with HSBC bowing to pressure ahead of its AGM to cut pension contributions for executives.
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" In another memo, Blumenthal gave Clinton advice on how to use pictures of dead Osama bin Laden to political advantage, saying President Barack Obama could turn members of Congress into "liegemen bowing before him.
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Wells Fargo veteran chairman and chief executive officer, John Stumpf, abruptly departed last month bowing to pressure over the bank's sales tactics that have damaged its reputation and put Wall Street under renewed scrutiny.
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Her hybrid response was an indication that Ms. Hyde-Smith's advisers are as concerned about turning off conservatives by bowing to liberal outrage as they are about moderate whites staying home out of embarrassment.
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The photograph of the three men on the Olympic podium — Smith and Carlos raising fists to the sky; Norman bowing his head solemnly — is one of the lasting sporting images of the 20th century.
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Bowing to pressure from shareholders and the Paris international climate accord, Royal Dutch Shell pledged on Tuesday to increase its investment in renewable fuels and to cut its carbon emissions in half by 2050.
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"Trump's phony brand of 'environmentalism' means gutting the Endangered Species Act, bowing down to polluting industries, and denying climate change while the world burns," Travis Nichols, a Greenpeace USA spokesman, said in a statement.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's soccer, basketball and volleyball leagues suspended matches indefinitely on Thursday due to the widening coronavirus outbreak, bowing to pressure from players and coaches after many other countries called off sports events.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's soccer, basketball and volleyball leagues suspended matches indefinitely on Thursday due to the widening coronavirus outbreak, bowing to pressure from players and coaches after many other countries called off sports events.
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Bowing to pressure from China, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines began to remove references to Taiwan, of which Taipei is the capital city, as a separate country from their websites Wednesday.
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The prosecutor's announcement raised questions about whether Ukraine was bowing to public and private pressure from the president of the United States, on which it has depended on for millions of dollars in aid.
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They are not bowing down; they are holding their representatives accountable and giving a very visual reinforcement to the threat that defending Trump or supporting his agenda will be punished at the ballot box.
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But, bowing to political pressure, the Obama administration tried to curtail domestic production by denying permits for major pipelines and issuing regulations such as its intentionally tough 2015 rules on production on federal lands.
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At Glamour Brasil recently staff members shared a photo to the company's Instagram that featured a group of employees bowing and making "slanty eyes," a gesture widely interpreted to be mocking of Asian cultures.
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Even Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who briefly toyed with running for president before bowing out this week, lured a throng of New Hampshire voters to a recent meet-and-greet at a bookstore.
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ZURICH, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Swiss utilities Axpo, Alpiq and BKW have withdrawn their joint request to build nuclear plants, bowing to the Swiss decision to phase out nuclear power after the Fukushima disaster in Japan.
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Bowing to pressure from Washington, Chinese oil majors Sinopec and China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) have yet to buy any oil from Iran for November because of concerns that sanctions violations could hurt their operations.
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While a little bit of everyone buys into this dance, men continue to lead the way in perpetuating these notions by bowing down to a patriarchy that serves to harm under the guise of protection.
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In the same vein, Mr Maduro, a man not known for subtlety, began his recent trip by visiting Chairman Mao's mausoleum in Tiananmen Square, bowing and calling the embalmed tyrant a "giant of revolutionary ideas".
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Prime Minister Saad Hariri of Lebanon offered his resignation on Tuesday, bowing to a demand of the enormous antigovernment protests that have consumed the country and suspended daily life for nearly two weeks.
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Plus, it would damage his anti-politically correct/tough guy image by making it seem like Trump is bowing to the conventional wisdom that says he needs to improve his appeal to women and minorities.
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They also hold open the possibility that once Mr Gorsuch takes his seat on the bench, the court may begin a move away from bowing to the discretion of the executive branch in close cases.
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Abe apologized for recent scandals at the outset of a nationally televised news conference following the reshuffle, bowing his head for about eight seconds, and then reiterated that his top priority is reviving the economy.
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If Betty has it bad, Jughead may have it worse: The trailer shows Jughead scream for help upon coming across some sort of altar... where it looks like there are two dead bodies bowing down.
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While bowing to a standing ovation in San Juan, Miranda surprised the audience at the Luis A. Ferré Performing Arts Center by bringing his dad Luis, who's running the production, onstage for an emotional embrace.
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The Trump Hotels are a luxury brand but, like Donald Trump's political campaign for president, the D.C hotel project has been mired in controversy, with architects, restaurant operators and others bowing out of the project.
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Wednesday is the deadline to submit candidacies for the election, and all eyes are on President Joseph Kabila, who has yet to commit publicly to bowing out despite being barred from standing by term limits.
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In their eleven-year history, the group eked out three LPs (all of which made the Top Ten UK Charts) along with a smattering of singles and one-offs before effectively bowing out in 1999.
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Through a translator I explained what we hoped to achieve with a cover design and image, had tea, did my best at bowing, and was on the plane home the next day with preliminary sketches.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India eased taxes for some new businesses on Tuesday, bowing to pressure to exempt them from an "angel tax" on funds they have raised, in an attempt to boost investments and jobs.
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"They are closer to me than my actual children in some ways," he said, perched next to a weird bowing robot with corrugated tube arms and a grubby doll head impaled on top of it.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann resigned on Monday, bowing to a revolt from inside his Social Democratic Party after it suffered a humiliating electoral defeat to a far right buoyed by Europe's migration crisis.
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In 2009, when the former FLOTUS bared her arms for the first time as the first lady, instead of bowing down to the backlash and covering up, she made sleeveless dresses and tops the norm.
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On paper, it may seem like their most unpredictable move yet may be bowing out on the heels of such a groundbreaking album, but when you consider DEP's career trajectory, it actually makes perfect sense.
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His comments did more than obliterate the scripted cleanup effort he mounted at the White House Monday -- after bowing to extreme political pressure that built all weekend for him to call out white supremacist groups.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday he was cancelling an agreement with the U.N. refugee agency to relocate thousands of African migrants, bowing to right-wing pressure to scrap the deal.
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And when the technique of playing a particular instrument is extended, it's often in the direction of seemingly naïve gestures — like bowing the wooden shoulder of the violin — that result in the faintest of sounds.
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Beneath all the mystery and awkwardness has always a band that genuinely cares about its legacy and bowing out with a collection of tracks to round out each of their forms would make some sense.
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Some art world figures already seem to be bowing to fear of censorship: The day after the election, Red Dot Art Fair withdrew its offer to freely show leftist art collective T.Rutt's anti-Trump artworks.
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He added that those programs — which included clapping, bowing and giving thanks in unison to Mr. Raniere — included Nxivm members wearing sashes to indicate rank: white for students, orange for proctors, green for senior proctors.
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BEIJING — The Chinese leadership, bowing to immense public pressure, has fired 10 officials and punished dozens more in connection with a scandal over faulty vaccines that has undermined President Xi Jinping and fueled parent protests.
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Mr. Lopez throttles the bass, plucking and bowing it with relentless fervor; Mr. Baczkowski, who's based in Buffalo, uses a range of extended techniques to amplify, distort and detonate the sound of his tenor saxophone.
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But to hear Maria tell it, she lived like a serf, bowing to the whims of her feudal lord and lady even before this act of industrial espionage landed her on an F.B.I. witness list.
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"As Republicans continue to support important pro-life policies, Democrats are bowing to the most radical elements of their party & refusing to protect babies still in their mother's womb," Vice President Mike Pence tweeted Tuesday.
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Blizzard's initial decision came under heavy criticism, with numerous western players, commentators and fans accusing the publisher of bowing to pressure from Beijing and pledging to end their relationships with the company over its decision.
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SANTIAGO, Chile — Lawmakers in Chile agreed on Friday to hold a referendum next April on replacing the country's dictatorship-era constitution, bowing to demands of protesters who want the country's social and economic model overhauled.
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They also offer a bit of relief, as the FDA has delayed Obama-era initiatives on menu requirements and nutrition labeling over the last year, raising concerns that the agency was bowing to industry pressure.
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — One of the most totemic pictures of the Obama era was a White House photo showing the president bowing to let a 5-year-old black boy touch his hair.
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The appointment comes as the company searches for a new chief executive after Chairman and CEO Richard Dugas announced his resignation, effective May 2017, bowing to a demand from founder and largest shareholder Bill Pulte.
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The government has shown no sign of bowing to industry demands that it respect 10-year protections for existing projects against changes to the fiscal regime, or scrap plans to institute a windfall profits tax.
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Bowing to pressure from Washington, China's oil-majors Sinopec and China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) have not ordered any oil from Iran for November because of concerns that violating sanctions could impact their global operations.
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Maureen Dowd Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — One of the most totemic pictures of the Obama era was a White House photo showing the president bowing to let a 5-year-old black boy touch his hair.
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This was seen by some analysts as a sign the U.S. central bank was bowing to pressure from the White House to keep the dollar weak and strengthen the administration's hand in its trade negotiations.
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However, after the violent scenes on Sunday and continued protests on Tuesday via a partial strike across the region, the Catalan leader may be keen to keep face and avoid being seen bowing down to Madrid.
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Video But Democrats have pushed back against those requests, with Democratic leaders sending a letter to Rosenstein and Wray on Tuesday, expressing concern that the agencies are bowing to pressure from Republicans to disclose sensitive information.
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With one foot behind the other, Kate bent her knees and smiled at the Queen, while also slightly bowing her head — exactly how Myka Meier, founder and director of Beaumont Etiquette says a curtsy should look.
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Since bowing out of public duties last year — and a hip replacement operation that he underwent in April — Philip has largely been living quietly at Wood Farm house on the Sandringham estate and at Windsor Castle.
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Bowing to investor pressure, the company scaled back the notes' so-called equity claw provision, which allows a bond issuer to use proceeds from an equity offering to buy back the debt before it becomes callable.
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Biden toyed for months with his own run for the Democratic presidential nomination last summer before officially bowing out in the fall, citing family and the difficulties of mounting a campaign so late in the process.
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Carroll argues this gesture is largely meaningless, though, since Facebook refuses to cede users the option of bowing out of its extensive web of third-party website cookies and trackers that follow users around the internet.
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Das is the manager when the Indian team, then under British rule, win the field hockey gold at the Berlin Olympics in 1936, but it hurts him to see the players bowing before the Union Jack.
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With one foot behind the other, Kate bent her knees and smiled at the monarch, while also slightly bowing her head — exactly how Myka Meier, founder and director of Beaumont Etiquette says a curtsy should look.
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You liberals, you&aposre upset because the president isn&apost bowing and kissing the ring of Kim Jong Un and offering pallets full of cash and other currencies like the $150 million Obama gave the mullahs.
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Many experts further believe that the gradual increase in governments of high-rate HIV countries financially tackling their own epidemics, could be jeopardized if they feel like larger countries, such as the US, are bowing out.
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It's the sort of thing that inspires adults to throw caution to wind, run on the pitch, and ask a tiny soccer player to sign a jersey before bowing to him like some kind of God.
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O) says it is removing virtual private network (VPN) services from its app store in China, drawing criticism from VPN service providers, who accuse the U.S. tech giant of bowing to pressure from Beijing cyber regulators.
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But the Kurdish leadership showed no sign of bowing to pressure to call off the vote, including from the United Nations - which urged Erbil to resolve disputes with Baghdad over land and power sharing through dialogue.
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Trump, bowing to mounting pressure, conceded defeat on the shutdown Friday, stating that he would sign a short-term funding bill to reopen the government without funds to construct a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The three-page document addresses a question now facing Mr. Sanders's most ardent supporters: how to harness the energy of a movement now that his presidential bid appears to be bowing to the reality that Mrs.
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Yahoo, which has been struggling with falling ad revenue for years, has sped up the process to sell its media, email and other web businesses, bowing to pressure from activist shareholder Starboard Value LP and others.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Bernard Tomic admitted his idols "were not in tennis" after bowing out of the French Open with a 6-1 6-4 6-1 thrashing at the hands of American Taylor Fritz on Tuesday.
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Besides simple movements of its arms and legs, turning its head and bowing, Ma's robot, which has dark blonde hair and liquid eyes, and wears a grey skirt and cropped top, can create detailed facial expressions.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Fiery Benoit Paire toyed with and teased the emotions of his fellow Frenchmen for a smidgeon shy of three hours on Wednesday, before bowing out of his home Grand Slam in the second round.
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Two polls show Trump's favorable rating in high 40s, and a strong stock market and steady flow of companies bowing to the president on creating US jobs could keep it there, absent even more serious revelations.
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Witchcraft is about conjuring strength and agency from within and not bowing down to arbitrary authority, so it's a reminder that your oppressors, your trauma, and your government don't have to define you — or break you.
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And it's easy enough to believe, given when we've seen of Dothraki culture, that this display of cunning and ruthlessness combined with the timely arrival of Drogon could awe the Dothraki into bowing down to Dany.
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So it was with much distress that within hours of Keflezighi's lunch of salmon, chicken, and beet salad on Tuesday that he learned another major career moment—this time, bowing out—had been presaged by violence.
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Several sources said the changes were discussed with other Communist Party leaders, which brought into focus worries that the proposed deal could make Mr. Xi and the party look as if they were bowing to pressure.
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More importantly, it was evidence that Republican leaders seemed more interested in bowing to corporate pressure to keep the borders relatively open instead of dealing with the problems that massive migration present on a human scale.
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A title card tells us that a year later, Duterte, bowing to outside pressure, promised to cut down on extrajudicial killings of suspected drug users, actions that human rights groups have attributed to police and vigilantes.
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After Mr. Nunes scuttled the public hearing with Ms. Yates and other officials in favor of another round of questions for Mr. Comey and Admiral Rogers, Democrats accused Mr. Nunes of bowing to White House pressure.
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