Yet you're also presenting language poetry as breaking with convention, and I imagine you mean breaking with American convention specifically?
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Mental health experts are breaking with tradition by diagnosing Trump Mental health experts are breaking with tradition by diagnosing Trump This segment originally aired Feb.
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These Democrats are breaking with tradition after a divisive election.
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In replacing Ms. Yellen, Mr. Trump is breaking with precedent.
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C.P., in breaking with his side, risks ostracism and worse.
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In this regard, Trump is not breaking with presidential precedent.
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Breaking with some of his more critical Democratic colleagues, Rep.
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He concluded: Clinton wasn't even breaking with an informal precedent.
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Given Powell's conduct, Clinton wasn't even breaking with an informal precedent.
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Breaking with past precedent, the speech at no point mentioned Clinton.
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The two have a history of breaking with the Trump administration.
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Because the narrative was that I was breaking with my father.
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I respect those willing to take the lead breaking with convention.
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Lingerie brands are all for breaking with tradition these days, too.
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Only Toomey has kept alive the prospect of breaking with Trump.
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Mr. Trump, breaking with this practice, answers a major conservative demand.
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It's about power and money: Breaking with the President on this foreign policy doesn't lead to party breakdown or impeachment; breaking with him on threatening the integrity of US elections and allegedly breaking the law does.
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But it is the GOP, of course, that is breaking with tradition.
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Panama established diplomatic ties with China in 2017 after breaking with Taiwan.
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Many more of Ortega's supporters are breaking with the embattled Nicaraguan President.
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Both Republican governors have a history of breaking with the Trump administration.
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Already, several Republicans have faced primary voters' wrath for breaking with Trump.
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Breaking with recent tradition, the current president did not deliver a eulogy.
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But the city, like the duke and duchess, is breaking with tradition.
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But some key Republican constituencies are breaking with the party on climate.
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McCain seemed to relish his return to maverick and breaking with his party.
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The country has since made some progress in breaking with its Soviet legacy.
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He believes that human activity causes climate change, breaking with most Republican leaders.
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Breitbart has been breaking with the Trump administration more often in recent weeks.
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Again, one can argue about whether breaking with Hart was the right move.
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These are Amash's constituents — and financial supporters, until he began breaking with Trump.
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Breaking with recent tradition, he refused to invite them to the White House.
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In looking past Ms. Yellen, Mr. Trump would be breaking with longstanding precedent.
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As a Republican, I didn't enjoy breaking with my party or my president.
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The Tulsa World is hardly the only conservative editorial board breaking with precedent.
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For some of them, their political survival may depend on breaking with him.
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But Kroger is breaking with that familiar model for its next big push.
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Not all states are interested in breaking with the failed policies of the past.
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Bush fired seven U.S. Attorneys and his attorney general, breaking with post-Watergate traditions.
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A post-race interview with NBC was similarly effusive, her voice breaking with giggles.
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Here's how some Republican senators are breaking with the President and responding: Ohio Sen.
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Once again breaking with tradition, Mario recommends pairing it with a light pinot noir.
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Breaking with modern tradition, the president and first lady arrived separately at the Capitol.
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Mr. Trump previously criticized the Fed this summer, breaking with decades of presidential convention.
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Mr. Trump's first overseas trip as president was to Riyadh, breaking with presidential precedent.
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Trump didn't consult the Justice Department before pardoning Sheriff Joe, breaking with presidential tradition.
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She was a key player in Venezuela's government before breaking with it in March.
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But breaking with tradition can have perilous consequences when bombs and missiles are involved.
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Jose Luis Silva Silva, told CNN that he's breaking with Maduro and supporting Guaido.
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The barrier to removal will rise because breaking with your party will be harder.
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If others are considering breaking with the president, they've been very quiet about it.
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Breaking with the violent past demands paying intimate attention to its often-erased figures.
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Breaking with InfoWars' usual reliance on such files, he declined to publish the documents.
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Mr Ross spelled out what he meant: breaking with Europe's "highly protectionist" standards and regulations.
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Like with her wedding choices, the Princess of York has no problem breaking with tradition.
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Trump has refused to make his tax returns public, breaking with decades of presidential tradition.
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But Republicans have been wary of formally breaking with Trump, with attempts by then-Sen.
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Like Sununu, Vice President Pence criticized Obama for breaking with precedent by attacking his successor.
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But Indonesian parties have a history of breaking with their own coalitions on contentious legislation.
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Senate Democratic candidates are breaking with progressives who are calling for the abolishment of ICE.
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Breaking with the Constitution, Congress did not use the 28500 census to reapportion its seats.
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The president has not shied from breaking with Trump during his final days in office.
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Breaking with the bad news, the Chicago Purchasing Management Index came in ahead of consensus.
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Ms. Ros-Lehtinen worked for her constituents, even if it meant breaking with party lines.
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Allies have lionized MBS as a modernizer, breaking with the desert Kingdom's extremely conservative roots.
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TV on Thursday, breaking with fellow Democrats who have rallied behind Pelosi over the move.
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But they will not risk their careers by breaking with him in the national interest.
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The House Democratic leadership was divided this week on members breaking with the party line.
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However, President Donald Trump — breaking with tradition — passed on hosting one in 2017, causing controversy.
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In 0003, seven so-called "faithless" electors went their own way, breaking with their state results.
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McCarthy has come out hard against the petition, breaking with some of his fellow California Republicans.
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In raw political terms, that means there is still considerable peril in openly breaking with Trump.
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After all, breaking with genre convention isn't new for Zelda, it's been there from the beginning.
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But Brazilians, angry with the political establishment, rewarded him handsomely for breaking with the status quo.
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The NBPC, breaking with tradition, endorsed candidate Trump early on in an announcement filled with falsehoods.
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Rubio's comments are significant in that he's breaking with the President, who is also a Republican.
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He's the first member of the royal family to serve as oil minister, breaking with tradition.
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Trump has made a habit of criticizing the Fed over interest rate hikes, breaking with presidential precedent.
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And we have been — particularly in the area of breaking with neocons on both war and trade.
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He declined to hold one last year, breaking with more than 20 years of White House tradition.
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The president refused to release his tax returns during his 2016 campaign, breaking with decades of precedent.
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Joe Manchin made a rare move on Thursday breaking with his party by endorsing embattled Republican Sen.
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Trump announced via Twitter earlier Saturday that he would not attend the dinner, breaking with past presidents.
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Crude oil fell more than 3 percent on Monday, breaking with stocks, which surged into the close.
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Curbelo, a freshman Republican, has made a name for himself by breaking with his party on climate.
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Breaking with the norms of inauguration speeches, Trump provided little in the way of promises of reconciliation.
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"I'd throw it all away to have my daughter back," said Moreland, her voice breaking with emotion.
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Trump announced in February that he would not attend the dinner, breaking with years of political tradition.
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It features the title "Warren Endorses Sanders, Breaking with Colleagues" and mimics the newspaper's typefaces and design.
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After all this time, she is not breaking with anything we've come to expect from Jessica Pearson.
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Biden's comment came hours after Trump accused labor leaders of breaking with union members by backing Democrats.
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Tsushima paints a complex picture of modern Japanese womanhood, and of the anxieties of breaking with tradition.
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Breaking with the main opposition coalition, however, one prominent opposition leader, Henri Falcon, has launched his candidacy.
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Breaking with campaign custom, the Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump, has refused to release his returns.
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Others in the conference, however, talked more openly about the political difficulties of breaking with Mr. Trump.
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"I'm used to helping people and not asking for help," she said, her voice breaking with emotion.
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Breaking with convention, Leadsom said it was right for the Conservatives to stand a candidate against Bercow.
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Breaking with the political playbook for presidential hopefuls, Mr. Bolsonaro often used curse words during unscripted addresses.
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Some franchise fans have criticized the new series for breaking with the optimistic tone of past series.
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Breaking with party leaders is becoming increasingly rare on big questions like impeachment and critical confirmation fights.
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He had fled from Russian to Britain in 2000 after breaking with Putin and his inner circle.
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In the same interview, Trump commented on the Fed's interest rate policies, breaking with years of precedent.
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Last year Trump softened U.S. criticism toward the project, breaking with the years-long State Department posture.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan voted against the amendment, but ultimately defended it after the vote, breaking with Trump.
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Trump infuriated Palestinians by breaking with U.S. policy and saying he could potentially support a one-state solution.
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But breaking with the gender-segregated tradition didn't seem to spoil anyone's fun — certainly not the happy couple's.
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LW: Do you see Libyan Sugar as conforming to or breaking with conventions in the coverage of war?
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Tillerson declined to unveil the report in person, breaking with precedent established during both Democratic and Republican administrations.
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She is one of the most prominent officials to do so, breaking with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Donald Trump dominated the GOP primaries after breaking with key elements of his party's post-9/11 ethos.
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According to the statement, electors had been warned that breaking with Clinton could subject them to misdemeanor charges.
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But Sanders's point was that breaking with market liberalism would require a radical departure from politics as usual.
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Much of the early response to Trump's tweet focused on Trump's habit of breaking with precedent and decorum.
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Trump chose to skip both dinners, breaking with decades of presidential precedent, and instead hold a political rally.
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The second part of the challenge involves code-breaking, with tasks testing lateral thinking and problem solving skills.
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Breaking with most Republicans, Mr. Trump has also recently signaled an openness to a robust infrastructure-spending package.
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Scotland and Northern Ireland are weighing the possibility of breaking with England, and Britain's political crisis is deepening.
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Trump had earlier this year withdrawn the United States from the Iran nuclear deal, breaking with European allies.
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Trump refused to make his tax information public during his White House bid, breaking with decades of tradition.
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Claure and other top executives have repeatedly said that they&aposre breaking with WeWork&aposs past under Neumann.
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President Trump has also vowed to move the embassy, currently in Tel Aviv, breaking with longstanding U.S. policy.
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"It's fascinating because it's a version of modernism that's not breaking with the past," Mr. Grainger-Herr said.
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Once in office, Trump replaced Yellen with Powell, breaking with the tradition that Fed chiefs serve two terms.
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"We are breaking with a paradigm that always created an inefficient state and sometimes enabled corruption," he said.
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From there, he went to Bali for a climate conference, breaking with the Bush administration he once backed.
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For this reason, we are breaking with convention and putting our support behind, not one, but two candidates.
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That means senators could vote next week without a CBO analysis of the controversial provision, breaking with precedent.
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Republicans are wary of breaking with the president on border security — a potent issue among the party's base.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, in breaking with tradition of past administrations, has recently spoken out about the Fed.
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President Trump does not acknowledge Native Americans in his first proclamation of Columbus Day, breaking with his predecessor.
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Lipinski isn't just pro-life; he had a long track record of breaking with Democrats on major issues.
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That was proof, they said, that he was intent on breaking with the European Union, come what may.
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Neither of the candidates have a significant medical background, breaking with 50 years of history for the agency's heads.
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"You can't be neutral in the war," says Carlos (not his real name), 22000, his voice breaking with emotion.
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It continues a theme of Powell's Fed speaking with a unified voice, breaking with the past actions of policymakers.
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But his call for penalties wasn't widely embraced -- with the No. 2 House Republican breaking with Priebus Tuesday morning.
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The number two House Democrat issued a critical statement Tuesday evening breaking with the President's strategy on the vote.
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The widening bribery scandal has divided Rousseff's fractious coalition and moved the PMDB closer to breaking with her government.
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Breaking with her recent predecessors, she declined to take public positions on state ballot initiatives, including sentencing-reform measures.
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Some House Democrats have repeatedly voted to overturn regulations that were issued under President Obama, breaking with their party.
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One area, however, where he is already breaking with his predecessors is his open endorsement of monetary policy rules.
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Absent a drastic change in political circumstances, it is hard to imagine Republicans breaking with Mr. Trump en masse.
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Breaking with al Qaeda could also make it easier for the Nusra Front's external supporters to continue their funding.
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West Elm has gotten six reports of the stools breaking, with one injury, the commission said in a statement.
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Which means that Ryan breaking with Trump even if Trump fires Mueller would be politically perilous for the speaker.
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Breaking with my online shopping habit, I went to a mall with my sister-in-law this last weekend.
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Trump has enraged Beijing by breaking with decades of U.S. policy and speaking to the Taiwanese president by telephone.
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Columbus, Ohio, announced that the city would not observe Columbus Day this year, breaking with decades worth of practice.
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On Friday he spoke with Taiwan's president, Tsai Ing-wen, above, breaking with nearly four decades of American policy.
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The Senate's votes on both highlight a Republican Party that's suddenly more open to breaking with the Oval Office.
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And several of them say they're breaking with Republican President Donald Trump on some matters of policy and personality.
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In the late 1930s, breaking with Le Corbusier over her affinities with communism, Perriand emerged as an activist designer.
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But there's nothing to subvert as president; breaking with protocol is not admirable and is, in fact, often criminal.
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Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Obama-era nuclear accord and reimposed sanctions on Iran, breaking with European allies.
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Thomas Massie and Francis Rooney of Florida in breaking with fellow Republicans to vote in favor of the resolution.
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President Trump's team is breaking with White House precedent by taking a victory lap after a stock market surge.
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Ward has shaped her campaign around her ardent support for Trump, repeatedly hitting Flake for breaking with the president.
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Worldwide, regulators are breaking with the tradition of trusting the FAA's expertise and launching independent reviews of the plane.
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" Trump told reporters on Tuesday that breaking with Saudi Arabia would cause oil prices to "go through the roof.
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Breaking with the international consensus, Trump in 2017 recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, infuriating the Palestinians and other Arabs.
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Baghdadi follows in 2013, breaking with al Qaeda and renaming his group 'The Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant'.
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He voted for Trump's Cabinet nominees early on, breaking with the party to endorse conservative Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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By not releasing his taxes, Trump would be breaking with long held precedent that both major political parties have set.
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Other people's fear of breaking with convention, and society's response to difference, leave people like me alone and unloved—untouchable.
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He voted for Trump's cabinet nominees early on, breaking with the party to endorse conservative Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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The conservative majority has shown no qualms about breaking with precedent and settled law to enable Trump's restrictive immigration policies.
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Why it matters: The most successful Democratic politician of his generation is breaking with precedents from a more civil era.
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Trump has refused to make his returns public, breaking with the practice followed by every American president since Richard Nixon.
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All three made encouraging noises about the value of political openness and the importance of breaking with an authoritarian past.
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Ervin left Parris' planning commission after breaking with him over a proposed Walmart, and he then ran for City Council.
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"The whole happy Naviti family has come to an end," says Kellyn, breaking with months of her Naviti-strong mantra.
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Breaking with science fiction tradition, the computers did not gain sentience and attempt to destroy humanity with a robotic battleship.
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Fiji, breaking with most countries at a time when 65 million people around the world are displaced, welcomed the Kiribati.
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President Trump's administration is breaking with his predecessor, announcing Friday that it will no longer release White House visitors logs.
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Morganelli has long been a hardliner on immigration, breaking with his party and advocating for a crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Claire McCaskill, and her allies have attempted to goad Republican attorney general Josh Hawley into breaking with Trump on tariffs.
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Trump and his staff announced earlier this year that they would skip the dinner, breaking with years of political tradition.
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Elected officials in Brooklyn need to demand it, even if it means breaking with the mayor and facing angry constituents.
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After breaking with Hart, the Academy should have quickly moved on and laid out a plan for what would follow.
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CNN cut away early from President Trump's speech on tax reform Wednesday, breaking with other cable news and business networks.
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"Independent Republicans all over the nation are breaking with Donald Trump and disavowing him," said PAC spokesman Marc La Vorgna.
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Rick Scott of Florida signed firearm restrictions into law, breaking with the N.R.A. in a state known for gun rights.
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During the electoral vote on Monday, seven electors defected, breaking with the results of the popular vote in their states.
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Many Republicans are moving closer to Donald Trump's trade platform, breaking with decades of their party's orthodoxy on the issue.
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Later, Osama bin Laden founded Al Qaeda after breaking with Saudi Arabia over its reliance on Western troops for protection.
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Baghdadi follows in 2013, breaking with al Qaeda and renaming his group "The Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant".
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Mr. Trump's "words were not — not — what this nation needs," Mr. McAuliffe, a Democrat, said, his voice breaking with emotion.
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When he traveled to Moscow in April, he declined to meet with human rights activists, breaking with decades of tradition.
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Pruitt also has a 24/7 security detail, breaking with predecessors who had security details when working and in transit.
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Still, Volker testified that he never felt like Giuliani did anything against US interests, breaking with other witnesses like Hill.
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His defenders may say that breaking with precedent, as on "one China," does not create a clear and present danger.
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Congressional Republicans were more muted, but they showed no immediate signs of breaking with Trump despite the latest bombshells. Rep.
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission states that there have been 16 reports of these candles breaking, with no injuries yet.
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Breaking with Republican orthodoxy, Ross said the Trump administration will work quickly to re-do the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Breaking with Trump, Cohen said that "I respect our nation&aposs intelligence agencies" and their "unanimous conclusions" about Moscow&aposs role.
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He waged war on al Qaeda's Syrian wing, the Nusra Front, breaking with the movement's global leader, al-Zawahri, in 2013.
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Breaking with conservative orthodoxy, he said that businesses should not receive religious exemptions based on their proprietors' views on gay marriage.
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Then he proved that repeatedly breaking with liberal orthodoxy over politically correct speech wasn't lethal in the general election after all.
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He declined to unveil it in person, breaking with precedent, and drew criticism he was not giving rights issues adequate attention.
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Breaking with Bachelor precedent, Galavis didn't propose to his final choice, Nikki Ferrell, instead just giving her his rose in 2014.
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Al Franken is increasingly becoming a thorn in President Donald Trump's side — and breaking with his fellow in-state Democrat, Sen.
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Now, President Donald Trump is again breaking with tradition on a more personal matter: keeping a pet at the White House.
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Given this history, enacting a supermajority requirement would actually be much closer to returning to tradition rather than breaking with it.
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Trump in February suggested he would be open to either a one- or two-state solution, breaking with longstanding U.S. policy.
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Overtly political works dotted the show and a tentativeness hung over the sales market, breaking with the frenzy of recent years.
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Rick Scott of Florida signed firearm restrictions into law, above, breaking with the N.R.A. in a state known for gun rights.
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Breaking with long-standing U.S. policy and international consensus, U.S. President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital in December 2017.
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The female undergrads were offered campus training in code breaking, with the promise of government civilian jobs in Washington upon graduation.
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She could have used that opportunity to signal a new direction, breaking with the tarnished culture and bringing in fresh faces.
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Breaking with tradition Sovereign nations have every right to bar entry from critics that they believe do not share their values.
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Estonia in particular moved aggressively to assert its independence after breaking with the Soviet Union in 1991, often provoking Russian ire.
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As is his style, Mr. Trump would be breaking with foreign policy orthodoxy — except this time, it would be fully warranted.
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Along with a string of others — brown people, blackpeople, people of all tints, all ages, voices breaking with eagerness, sore voices.
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As Marcus shows, however, there were scarcely any Republican senators who would even consider breaking with their party on the vote.
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Far from breaking with the establishment, Mr. Renzi had been co-opted by its bankers, bureaucrats and power brokers, she said.
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That year, Google made a radical change in its operations in China, breaking with the country's practices of censoring internet content.
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In December 2016, before he had assumed office, he took a congratulatory call from President Tsai, breaking with decades of precedent.
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Breaking with longstanding tradition, President Trump has so far successfully stonewalled all requests to get him to reveal his tax returns.
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She's been held up for unique opprobrium because, breaking with America's foreign policy consensus, she empathizes with Palestinians more than Israelis.
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Modern elopement is about "breaking with the norms of the past," says Jenny MacFarlane, 39, from Eloping is Fun in New York.
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Breaking with his usual practice of speaking off the cuff, Trump read from a teleprompter and left without taking questions from reporters.
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Sanders held a town hall on Fox News Monday evening, breaking with the Democratic National Committee to appear on the conservative network.
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They clearly planned their outfits in August when the line-up was announced and had no intention of breaking with that now.
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Breaking with Telenor's hardware-centric legacy, the cloud-based approach has two big advantages, said WG2's Chief Executive Officer Erlend Prestgard.
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There have been only a handful of instances in U.S. history of top Justice Department officials publicly breaking with the White House.
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Bruce Rauner (R) has called on a Nazi candidate to drop out of a Chicago-area congressional district race, breaking with Sen.
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In the end a majority did not see the sense of breaking with Scotland's biggest trading partner and its currency, the pound.
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Jose Luis Silva Silva, told CNN that he's breaking with President Nicolas Maduro and supporting Juan Guaido, the self-proclaimed interim president.
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With more women working, an unprecedented number of men are breaking with tradition to take hands-on caregiving responsibilities for their families.
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Breaking with protocol, the chancellor opted to sit rather than stand at a similar welcome for Denmark's premier in Berlin on Thursday.
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If Mr. Trump were to take any of these steps with Mr. Kushner, however, he would be breaking with decades of practice.
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He also allowed those concubines who did not bear him any children to leave the palace and remarry, breaking with ancient tradition.
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For his part, Mr. Sirisena felt that the risks he had taken in breaking with his lifelong party were not fully appreciated.
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"This is about my honor and my family's honor," Guerrero said in a telephone interview on Friday, his voice breaking with emotion.
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Breaking with a tradition of gubernatorial candidates in California, he did not release his tax returns during his 2010 or 2014 campaigns.
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Just one Republican senator, Mitt Romney of Utah, took the extraordinary step of breaking with his party in voting to convict Trump.
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In doing so, Trump is breaking with longtime U.S. policy and potentially threatening regional stability, despite warnings from Western and Arab allies.
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Brian Kemp is making a somewhat surprising move with his appointment for an open Senate seat: He's breaking with President Donald Trump.
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Some states are breaking with the federal government and taking the law back into their own hands on matters dealing with guns.
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As it is, Trump's job approval rating is low enough that Republicans on Capitol Hill feel comfortable breaking with or rebuking him.
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Breaking with the president has its risks, but rattled financial markets and slower economic growth are also problematic in an election year.
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"Traitor!" cry socialist stalwarts, who cannot forgive the former state governor for breaking with their beloved late leader Hugo Chavez in 2010.
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He later moved to the left, breaking with conservatives in 1968 by voting for a bill to outlaw racial discrimination in housing.
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You might not know that while Ms. Brewer outraged the left, she also angered the conservative establishment by breaking with small-government orthodoxy.
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The Portman Group, which represents drinks manufacturers, said Britain was breaking with international practice by suggesting the same consumption for men as women.
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In the face of a tsunami of critical media coverage, some of Trump&aposs own allies are breaking with him on this one.
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Unfortunately, some Maine Democrats, despite holding a majority in the House, are breaking with the nearly 56% of voters who supported the increase.
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"I'm not a liar nor a hypocrite, and I haven't done anything to be called names," Holliday said, her voice breaking with emotion.
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Paduchik's elevation to the RNC post was seen as a reward for breaking with the establishment and helping to deliver an important state.
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Last month John Bolton, Mr Trump's national security adviser, enraged China by breaking with decades of precedent to meet his Taiwanese opposite number.
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Juncker backed the European Parliament when it voted to impose sanctions on Hungary for breaking with EU values on democracy and civil rights.
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So it seems likely that William will carry the best man title, breaking with tradition on yet another element of the royal wedding.
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At a CNN town hall, former congressman and presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke said Congress should begin impeachment proceedings against Trump, breaking with Pelosi.
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He alarmed China by breaking with decades of precedent last month by taking a congratulatory telephone call from Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen.
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Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson is breaking with President Trump by backing Roy Moore in the Alabama U.S. Senate race.
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The party remains committed to breaking with Britain and uniting with the Irish Republic, though that is anathema to Northern Ireland's majority Protestants.
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Trump, who has an often hostile relationship with the press, announced in February that he's breaking with tradition and skipping the correspondents' dinner.
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Breaking with a tradition of doubling up, China announced in August that it would not be expanding its financial commitment to the region.
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China revealed its Politburo Standing Committee, China's most powerful body, breaking with tradition by not including a clear successor to President Xi Jinping.
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Republican lawmakers joined Democratic lawmakers in breaking with the president for failing to condemn the hate groups over what became a deadly demonstration.
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These investigations were the first of their kind to be self-initiated by Commerce in over a quarter century, breaking with historical precedent.
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The Trump administration has taken a more lenient stance toward Assad, breaking with the Obama administration's past calls for him to abdicate power.
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He also lashed out at McCain for for breaking with his party to vote against the GOP's repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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In fact, Laurie believes that Jane's father's doctors would have had a sound argument, based on current standards, for breaking with his wishes.
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Rick Scott signed into law an array of gun limits, breaking with the N.R.A. Here's a look at what's in the new law.
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But the Navy refused to discuss its code breaking with a grand jury, rightly fearing any additional publicity, and the case fizzled out.
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Breaking with this pattern, Chairman John Larson of the House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Social Security has stepped up to the challenge.
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Edmund G. Ross of Kansas, who, after breaking with his party, is generally considered to have cast the deciding vote to acquit Johnson.
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Klobuchar, breaking with the pack (and most Democrats), defended fracking by saying natural gas is a "transition fuel" to getting to carbon neutrality.
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An attempt to hold on to power by breaking with party tradition on leadership transition would be politically risky and potentially self-destructive.
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The Scottish Parliament voted this week to have another go at breaking with Britain, and Britain's ties to Ireland are being re-examined.
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"I said, 'Call an ambulance right now and tell them your husband just had a stroke,'" he recalled, his voice breaking with emotion.
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The party has been wary of breaking with Trump on border security, which has emerged as a lightning rod among the party's base.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, breaking with the White House's traditional practice of not commenting on Fed policy, recently criticized policymakers for raising rates.
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Juan Pablo Galavis & Nikki Ferrell Breaking with Bachelor precedent, Galavis didn't propose to his final choice, Ferrell, instead just giving her his final rose.
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Breaking with past precedent, the president decided against briefing all Congressional leaders in advance of the operation, because he was concerned it would leak.
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The decision is also considered an overwhelming defeat for Trump's Justice Department, which chose to pursue the antitrust case anyway, breaking with the norm.
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In response to McGowan's restriction, Twitter took the rare step of breaking with its policy against commenting on individual accounts to explain what happened.
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I had spent years reporting on sex crimes before breaking, with my colleague Jodi Kantor, the story of Weinstein's alleged sexual harassment and abuse.
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Trump has pledged to push past these disagreements and disputed Russia's role in the hacks, even breaking with his running mate to do so.
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Breaking with his colorful past, Drift has turned to a life of cargo hauling and smuggling for anyone willing to pay the right price.
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Breaking with decades of presidential tradition, Trump has refused to make his tax returns public, leading other Democrats in Congress also to seek them.
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George P. Bush, the Texas land commissioner, is breaking with his father, a former Donald Trump Republican primary rival, to back the GOP nominee.
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They have also taken their first major step to acquire the president's tax returns, which he has refused to release, breaking with presidential precedent.
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"She needs to just do the right thing and just come back and face what she's done," said Charles, her voice breaking with emotion.
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One need look no further than her June 17 interview with Wolf Blitzer for evidence of her commitment to breaking with the current orthodoxy.
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But what Massimo has done is revolutionary, breaking with the foundation of Italian cuisine where everything has to represent the region you are in.
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The media — Tillerson got off to a bad start, by breaking with precedent and refusing to allow the press corps to travel with him.
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He came in for some criticism after breaking with fellow Democrats over the issue of whether incarcerated felons should have the right to vote.
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Breaking with presidential precedent, Trump held onto ownership of his businesses when he took office, meaning he makes money when his properties do well.
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LABOR GROUPS DIVIDED ON DAKOTA PIPELINE: Some constituency groups of the AFL-CIO are breaking with the parent organization on the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Aside from stricter contracts, the Gaines' could combat their vacation rental problem by breaking with tradition when it comes to their next few remodels.
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On the eve of public impeachment hearings, even the handful of moderate Republicans in the House see no upside in breaking with the president.
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President Trump also repeatedly lashed out at McCain for breaking with his party to vote against the GOP's repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Tuesday explained the site's decision not to suspend conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, breaking with several other top tech companies.
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But Corker and Flake, like their more quietly -- or "privately" -- concerned colleagues, have shown little sign of breaking with Trump on high-priority legislation.
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Both are moderate Democrats who've spoken out with concerns about the rule, and the rule's opponents have highlighted their comments as breaking with Obama.
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Turkey is breaking with NATO Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan defied strong objections from the U.S. and NATO countries in buying the S-2628.
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Even this president, while laudably breaking with the self-defeating rigidities of prior administrations, sometimes has sent mixed signals, especially on U.S.-China relations.
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It comes after several other examples of well-known GOP figures who have faced the wrath of the electorate for breaking with the President.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly held out his financial disclosures as a justification for breaking with tradition and refusing to release his personal tax returns.
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The city of Columbus, Ohio, won't observe Columbus Day this year, breaking with a decades-long tradition in the city named for the explorer.
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The Trump administration has been winding down TPS designations for most countries in the program, breaking with previous administrations that often renewed the protections.
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"I seriously doubt Moscow is breaking with Assad," said Andrew J. Tabler, a scholar on Syria at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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To say that something is 'BREAKING', with caps on for extra emphasis, is to suggest that it is happening in urgent and immediate fashion.
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The appearance of someone who seems not just unafraid of breaking with tradition, but indeed unapologetic about doing so, is often greeted with wariness.
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The legendary Japanese duelist was well known for his breaking with tradition in the use of both the long sword and short sword simultaneously.
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Breaking with a decades-long policy, and drawing Palestinian accusations of pro-Israel bias, President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital in 2017.
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Breaking with precedent, King Bhumibol will be the first monarch to be placed in a coffin rather than a ceremonial urn for the cremation.
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The president made his latest move after a monthslong policy debate inside the White House over finally breaking with support for Yucca, officials said.
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The widening bribery scandal has divided Rousseff's fractious coalition and moved the PMDB party, the largest in Congress, closer to breaking with her government.
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Always one to do things his own way, Mr. Reid is breaking with the tradition of having his portrait ceremony occur after his retirement.
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But Trump appealed to working-class voters — particularly in typically blue states — by breaking with Republican orthodoxy and verbally pummeling America's largest trading partner.
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Trump announced last month that he would pull the U.S. from the deal, breaking with much of the international community, including key U.S. allies.
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Dowd abruptly resigned in March after breaking with the president on key legal elements surrounding Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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A group of 17 House Republicans on Wednesday introduced a resolution calling for action on climate change, breaking with most of the party's leadership.
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On this issue, breaking with Trump would truly be a civic duty, and one that might save American lives and democracy in the future.
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Last May, Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, showing that he had no qualms about breaking with decades-long American policy in the region.
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And their son's birth announcement on Instagram had a deep blue background so, even superficially, their message of breaking with tradition seems a little inconsistent.
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Trump refused to make his tax returns publicly available as a presidential candidate, breaking with the precedent set by most other candidates in recent decades.
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Rick Scott (R) has announced that he supports raising the minimum age to buy a rifle to 21, breaking with the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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In breaking with that tradition, Trump has blamed the Fed and its leader for swings in the stock market and undermining trade deliberations with Beijing.
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The reports of Russian hacking have raised concerns among both political parties in Congress, with top Republicans breaking with Trump to call for closer scrutiny.
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The White House announced earlier this month that it would not make its visitor logs public, breaking with a policy set by the Obama administration.
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Bernie Sanders will hold a town hall on Fox News, breaking with the Democratic National Committee's decision to distance itself from the pro-Trump network.
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Indeed, breaking with established practice, the FCC has not held a single open public meeting to hear from citizens and experts about the proposed Order.
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Aged 35 and a congresswoman, she was close both to Hugo Chávez's regime in Venezuela and to Ms Heredia before breaking with the Humala government.
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The way in which he did it was absolutely unlike anything we're accustomed to seeing, vis-à-vis a President breaking with his own party.
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The Trump administration will not approve state requests to impose lifetime limits on Medicaid coverage, breaking with conservatives who have pushed for the strict limitation.
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Trump declined to host an iftar dinner last year to commemorate the end of Ramadan, breaking with nearly two decades of tradition in the process.
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With a few defining strokes, he paints whimsical faces on tables, chairs and doors, breaking with Modernism's abstraction, blurring the boundary between art and design.
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Trump also repeatedly lashed out at McCain for breaking with his party last year to vote against a GOP repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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As Bernstein also noted, we are in something of a Goldilocks period when it comes to members of the incumbent party breaking with the president.
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We don't know what financial conflicts he might have, since he never released his tax returns, breaking with 40 years of tradition in both parties.
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Trump made hard-line immigration rhetoric a key part of his presidential campaign and Republicans on Capitol Hill have been wary of breaking with him.
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In breaking with that tradition, Trump has blamed the Fed and its leader for swings in the stock market and undermining trade deliberations with Beijing.
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But at the time, Westerwelle was criticized for ignoring decades of German policy in breaking with western allies like the United States, Britain and France.
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Go deeper: Gowdy, who is retiring from Congress at the end of this term, hasn't been shy about breaking with Trump on the Russia issues.
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"Breaking with him is something I feel is absolutely necessary to give these families their day in court," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut.
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Breaking with his predecessors, he plotted their labors on a graph to measure the average amount of time it took each woman's cervix to dilate.
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Buildings will be prefabricated for the most part, and will be highly energy-efficient; breaking with traditional zoning rules, they will not have fixed uses.
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All clerics interviewed for this article spoke on condition of anonymity for fear that they, too, would be arrested for breaking with the government line.
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Mr. Yaalon has political experience: He joined the Likud party in 2008 and served as Mr. Netanyahu's defense minister before breaking with him in 2016.
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For Cornyn and Cassidy, the impeachment question is relatively easy: Their states are conservative and there's no path to victory by breaking with the president.
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In 2014, Mr. Orban proclaimed that Hungary was breaking with the kind of early 21st-century liberalism that had been bankrupted so spectacularly in 2008.
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Trump is breaking with tradition set by former presidents and visiting Poland before he visits any major European powers ahead of the G-20 summit.
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Gabbard continues to face heat for breaking with House Democrats in votes on impeachment articles charging Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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She was a fierce advocate of fair trade, even breaking with her party leaders to denounce international trade agreements, saying they only hurt manufacturing jobs.
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Two losing opposition candidates, Henri Falcon in Lara state and Alejandro Feo La Cruz in Carabobo, have conceded defeat, breaking with the official coalition position.
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Trump received heavy criticism for breaking with recent presidential precedent and not releasing any of his tax returns, therefore providing limited information on his financial holdings.
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While Trump often depicts himself as breaking with every president since Ronald Reagan, his ideas about the Middle East have their origins in the early 1990s.
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After the Umbrella Movement failed, we learned it's very difficult to achieve true democracy and autonomy without breaking with the Chinese Communist Party, without truly decolonizing.
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As much as his primary candidacy was about breaking with Republican Party orthodoxy, his victory in the general election was heavily influenced by party loyalty voting.
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Details: Breaking with traditional schooling, these new models emphasize capabilities over knowledge — with extra weight on interpersonal skills that appear likely to become ever more valuable.
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The National Labor Relations Board, breaking with the administration, argued that contracts requiring employees to waive their right to collective action conflict with the labor laws.
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Like many things about this year's presidential race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the stock market's behavior even looks to be breaking with the norm.
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Mexico soon sent several other top suspects to the United States, breaking with the stance that holding them in Mexican prisons would demonstrate the country's sovereignty.
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Breaking with the standard 30 percent cut, which is what most platforms (Apple, Facebook) claim in exchange for their services, Valve announced a few major changes.
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"I think eminent domain is wonderful, " Trump told Fox News in 2015, breaking with much of his party, who see it as government abusing its power.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders will hold a town hall on Fox News, breaking with the Democratic National Committee's decision to distance itself from the pro-Trump network.
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It is for all these reasons that FP's editors are now breaking with tradition to endorse Hillary Clinton for the next president of the United States.
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The secretary of State also allowed few journalists to accompany him on recent trips to Germany and Mexico, breaking with past practice, according to Foreign Policy.
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DURING her first two months in office, Theresa May has made a point of breaking with the policies and personalities associated with her predecessor, David Cameron.
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President Donald Trump has not hidden his anger with that vote, and McCain has never been shy of breaking with the President or his own leadership.
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GOP senators have been wary of breaking with the president on border security and the wall, which remain a potent political force among the party's base.
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In a 85033-53 vote, the House sounded its disapproval of the lifting of sanctions, with 130 Republicans breaking with Trump and backing the Democratic measure.
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Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, helped set the tone as well, breaking with Republican orthodoxy by vowing not to cut Social Security benefits.
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Breaking with tradition, like setting up a new Twitter account that shares your secret news far too early, Apple has also created a supercut of sorts.
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By breaking with the Obama-era one-for-one defense-domestic link, Congress has established that defense funding should be determined without consideration for domestic projects.
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Washington focused on maximizing stability and minimizing radicalism, even when that sometimes required, as during the 1956 Suez war, breaking with allies (Britain, France and Israel).
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Breaking with longstanding precedent, political groups continued airing attack ads throughout areas in Michael's path — a practice normally seen as distasteful by members of both parties.
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In a 362-85033 vote, the House sounded its disapproval of the lifting of sanctions, with 130 Republicans breaking with Trump and backing the Democratic measure.
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Breaking with four other circuits, the panel held that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act covers political subdivisions even if they have fewer than 20 employees.
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The Obama administration opted to abstain from the vote instead of vetoing it, breaking with longtime U.S. protocol of intervening to block U.N. reproaches toward Israel.
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Trump's taxes have garnered interest because the candidate has refused to release his tax returns, breaking with a practice that presidential candidates have followed since Watergate.
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In fact, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has already given in to some of Mr. Trump's demands, breaking with decades of asylum practices in Mexico.
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But it wouldn't be the first time a Democrat rose to prominence on the basis of breaking with his party on matters of war and peace.
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"It may seem surprising that the president is breaking with one of his top advisers, but there's another way to look at it," Mr. Carlson said.
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But Pakistan, having these groups on its territory and a large Pashtun population of its own, never had an easy option of breaking with Afghan militants.
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In 2017, a Republican-led majority ousted him from a committee post in the legislature after he began breaking with the consensus in his party caucus.
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Skeptical of Trump's warmer relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, lawmakers in both parties are breaking with the incoming administration to carve out a tougher stance.
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Earlier this month, Trump rejected the Paris climate change agreement, breaking with the nearly 200 nations that came together in an effort to limit greenhouse emissions.
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" The exchange said that traders will get in the spirit by wearing Levi's denim from head-to-toe," breaking with a longstanding "no jeans allowed" policy.
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After breaking with Mr. Aristide, he used his quiet manner and diplomatic charm to encourage the soft support of the George W. Bush and Obama administrations.
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Clearly, a maverick like McCain or Russ Feingold can be informative to voters on both sides of the aisle by breaking with his or her party.
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Breaking with decades of U.S. policy and international consensus, Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital in 2017 and Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights last month.
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On Tuesday, he took another step, breaking with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has warned that doing so could energize Trump's base ahead of the 2020 election.
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Last April, Netanyahu confirmed that Israel had struck Syria "dozens of times," breaking with the policy of remaining quiet about involvement in its war-torn northern neighbor.
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Sirisena, a former minister in Rajapaksa's cabinet, capitalized on this ahead of presidential elections in 513, breaking with his former ally and joining the opposition against him.
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By the same token, Trump keeps breaking with bipartisan sentiment in Congress to defend Saudi Arabia — three of his four vetoes as president have been about this.
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Sotomayor noted that President Donald Trump's administration had switched sides in the case to support Ohio, breaking with a position held by previous Republican and Democratic administrations.
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Breaking with tradition, Melania Trump and 10-year-old son Barron plan to remain in New York City until at least the end of the school year.
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Breaking with former President Cristina Fernandez's policy of denying benefits to the inhabitants of the islands, Macri has proposed more flights from Argentina's mainland to the archipelago.
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Already as president-elect he's escalated tensions with China by breaking with the longstanding diplomatic policy of top American officials not talking to the president of Taiwan.
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Breaking with decades of U.S. policy and international consensus, Trump recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital in 2017 and Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights last month.
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The bill was inspired by Trump, who refused to release his tax returns on the campaign trail and since entering office, breaking with years of election tradition.
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In an interview with Reuters news agency, Trump said he wouldn't want to "cause difficulty" for the Chinese leader by again breaking with the "one China" policy.
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Trump, who came into office in 2017 still owning sprawling global business holdings, did not release his returns during the 2016 election, breaking with decades of precedent.
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Heidi Heitkamp, another red-state Democrat up for re-election, hinted at voting on a potential nominee ahead of the midterm elections -- breaking with her Democratic colleagues.
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He'll also begin holding press conferences after each meeting, breaking with the practice established by Ben Bernanke in 2010 of only speaking to reporters once a quarter.
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Some suggested that the unknown man could possibly be a captor, though analysts say he was most likely a member of Hariri's team breaking with TV protocol.
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Hatch's letter, obtained by The Hill, is an illustration of the divide among Republicans over proposals to lower drug prices, with some Republican lawmakers breaking with Trump.
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Trump during the presidential campaign refused to release his tax returns, breaking with years of practice that major presidential candidates release the documents while running for office.
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Well, you can start a nice round of ice-breaking with this handy list of awkward silence-squashing table topics, drawn from pop culture by yours truly.
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Many of those artists were part of Judson Dance Theater, the 1960s collective that imbued dance with a radically democratic ethos, breaking with the modern-dance establishment.
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He has seized especially the issue of war powers, breaking with President Obama by calling for Congress to provide authorization for military action against the Islamic State.
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Breaking with Trump's dedicated voters, this group overwhelmingly supports granting legal status to undocumented immigrants who have held jobs and paid taxes for at least three years.
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This could have been a politically calculated performance, for all I knew, but there was a boldness to it, a breaking with the way things are done.
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With the spreading coronavirus pandemic forcing movie theaters to close, Comcast is breaking with tradition and making a number of new movies available to watch at home.
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Sirisena, a former minister in Rajapaksa's cabinet, capitalized on this ahead of presidential elections in 2015, breaking with his former ally and joining the opposition against him.
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But Mr. Xi may instead open the way for holding onto power in some form beyond his second term, breaking with the practice of his immediate predecessor.
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Top members of the military are openly opposing President Trump's move to ban transgender troops, breaking with their commander-in-chief on whether the policy is necessary.
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The Trump administration will not voluntarily disclose logs of visitors to the White House complex, it announced Friday, breaking with the practice started under former President Obama.
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As Representative Sonya Williams-Barns, the Black Caucus chairwoman, said this week, finally discarding that emblem would represent an important step toward breaking with Mississippi's toxic past.
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Beyer said Trump's refusal to release his returns, breaking with precedent of past presidents, is another reason he wants to see Democrats take back control of Congress.
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Trump announced in December that the U.S. would relocate its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, breaking with decades of U.S. policy in the region.
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Trump wanted to let Russia back in the G7 Breaking with American allies, Trump repeatedly called for Russia to be invited back into the Group of Seven.
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Trump's announcement was widely seen as the U.S. siding with Israel and breaking with its former role as an honest broker in a fragile regional peace process.
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Mr. Trump's tax returns have been a matter of intense curiosity since he declined to release them during the 2016 campaign, breaking with decades of candidate tradition.
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Mr. Trump's tax returns have been a matter of intense curiosity since he declined to release them during the 2016 campaign, breaking with decades of candidate tradition.
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Sign o' the Times was his first album since breaking with the Revolution, and it occasionally feels like a break-up record, albeit an unusually socially conscious one. .
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Mnangagwa was elected a year ago on a promise of breaking with the strong-arm tactics that characterized Robert Mugabe's 37-year rule, and engineering an economic upturn.
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Although you talk of Scotland breaking with its main trading partner (England), it would have little difficulty diverting its exports to a single market of over 2012m people.
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Jackie Speier of California, a member of the House intelligence committee, told the AP. "This is now dam-breaking with water flushing out with all kinds of entanglements."
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In a recent interview, Talal Silo, who spent two years as the SDF's top spokesman before breaking with the group last month, put the number at about 3,500.
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Mike Pence Always careful to avoid both breaking with Trump and embroiling himself in the President's various controversies, Pence has nonetheless found himself pulled into the impeachment fray.
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Donald and Melania Trump rode separate cars to the State of the Union on Tuesday, breaking with the longstanding tradition of the president and first lady arriving together.
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Although not a formal endorsement, this stealth support for Clinton could be the start of the Bush clan becoming more upfront about breaking with their party over Trump.
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Make no mistake: Trump is well aware that he is breaking with long-held White House tradition in offering men like Kim and Duterte an audience with president.
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Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky from Pennsylvania, who voted in favor of President Bill Clinton's deficit-reduction package -- breaking with her own previous opposition and that of her conservative district.
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Leaders on Capitol Hill are defending the move and attacking Democrats for hypocrisy while vulnerable rank-and-file Republicans and GOP mavericks are breaking with the White House.
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As Arida and others have noted, that would mean breaking with Bolsonaro's record of praising the nationalist, state-driven economic policies of Brazil's military government in that 1970s.
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Recall that just last week, Director Comey had the opportunity to clarify his motivation for breaking with department policy and disclosing the details of the Clinton email investigation.
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In a press conference with French President Emmanuel Macron last week, Trump called on a Chinese reporter -- breaking with the protocol that he call on an American journalist.
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He has pushed for the creation of European corporate champions, but has been criticized by opposition lawmakers for breaking with a long tradition of protecting France's corporate jewels.
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Gordillo led the teachers union for years and belonged to Pena Nieto's long-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, until breaking with the party over a decade ago.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee's leaders said Wednesday they believed that the intelligence community's 2017 assessment of election meddling was correct, breaking with Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee.
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Trump had a controversial phone call with the president of Taiwan before he took office, breaking with the longtime U.S. policy of recognizing Taiwan as part of China.
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The biggest challenge facing Mr. Temer, who largely operated in the shadows as Ms. Rousseff's vice president before breaking with her earlier this year, is evident: the economy.
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On Thursday, President Donald Trump tapped Fed Governor Jerome Powell to become head of the U.S. central bank, breaking with precedent by denying Janet Yellen a second term.
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He sought to cast himself as a moderate on several issues, breaking with Trump on trade, a registry of Muslims in the United States and international climate agreements.
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Ivanka Trump said at an Axios event on Thursday that she doesn't view the media as the "enemy of the people," breaking with President Trump's repeated public statements.
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Pelosi has attempted to crack the whip on moderates from breaking with party lines after Republicans managed to make last-minute changes to a gun bill last week.
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The shares, which have barely recovered from January's plunge, fell 3 percent on Thursday, as analysts noted a lack of longer-term earnings guidance, breaking with past practice.
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Legal experts say the Supreme Court may have more difficulty breaking with its 2016 decision in Hellerstedt, because of the striking similarities between the Texas and Louisiana laws.
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Breaking with Trump Since Parnas's indictment in October Parnas has publicly broken with Trump and Giuliani, distancing himself through the steady release of information damaging to the President.
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Two Republican lawmakers are breaking with their party's long-stated goal of repealing ObamaCare by putting forward a healthcare plan that leaves parts of the system in place.
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Robert La Follette and George Norris breaking with much of the rest of their party to oppose adamantly the United States' entrance into World War I, to Sen.
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After breaking with European allies over the Iran agreement, Mr. Trump will break with Arab allies on Monday with the formal opening of an American Embassy in Jerusalem.
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And while some moderate Republicans suggested they might join together in breaking with their party to make new witness testimony happen, in the end, the vote fell short.
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Matt Gaetz introduced a similar amendment this summer that was adopted in the House's annual defense authorization bill with 27 Republicans breaking with their party to support it.
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It was also a source of consternation for conservatives, many of whom dislike Francis and called the video disturbing evidence of the pope's breaking with tradition and ritual.
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McConnell and his GOP allies have argued that the gambit backfired, with some Democrats in both chambers breaking with Pelosi and urging her to let the Senate begin.
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White House aides want to avoid another negative news cycle -- one about Republicans breaking with the President -- and don't want lawmakers to see this as an inconsequential vote.
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Ortega, 59, was removed from her post in August after breaking with Maduro earlier this year in a dramatic split the opposition said evidenced Venezuela's swerve into dictatorship.
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The revelation this week of pages from President Trump's 262 tax forms provided a glimpse at documents that he has refused to disclose, breaking with decades of tradition.
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By breaking with conservative activists on these two crucial questions, Trump helped obtain a reputation as a relatively moderate Republican — a reputation that helped him win in 2016.
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Two examples are Cory Gardner of Colorado and Susan Collins of Maine, senators who, not coincidentally, have shown tentative signs of breaking with Trump on the government shutdown.
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He also achieved that success in part by sharply breaking with the national party on the coal topic that a lot of people think is very substantively important.
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Back in May, the Trump administration officially recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and opened a new US Embassy there, breaking with decades of established US policy.
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Rather than breaking with the past, the current wave of IPOs is likely to reinforce existing trends: undulating but maintained pressure on the gas pedal, not an abrupt kickdown.
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Romney was met with both widespread praise and backlash when he announced he would be breaking with his own party to vote to convict Trump of abuse of power.
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DeSaulnier, who was among the 95 Democrats who voted in favor of impeachment in July, said he wasn't optimistic about House Republicans breaking with their party over the issue.
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Tesla is breaking with its competitors in the self-driving space by declining to include LIDAR sensors under the assumption the equipment will be too expensive for personal ownership.
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Breaking with tradition, the company will not release first-weekend sales of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, saying the figure is more a reflection of supply than demand.
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Breaking with past practice, Francis decided to act swiftly in the case of the emeritus archbishop of Washington, D.C., even before the accusations can be investigated by church officials.
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In June, Panama established diplomatic ties with China, breaking with self-ruled Taiwan in a major victory for Beijing, the second most important customer of its key shipping canal.
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EXCUSE ME WHILE I TAKE MY GOLD-STUDDED VICTORY LAP: President Trump's team is breaking with White House precedent by taking a victory lap after a stock market surge.
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Rousseff's main coalition partner, the PMDB party, whose leaders in Congress are also being investigated for corruption, has been moving toward breaking with her government and supporting her impeachment.
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But accident or not, the two moves taken together are indicative of an American foreign policy that is breaking with inherited illusions by recognizing the realities in the region.
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Abandoning the Iran deal and moving the embassy to Jerusalem are two separate matters, but both show the Trump administration breaking with the illusions of the foreign policy establishment.
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Feinstein tried, unsuccessfully, to delay the four circuit court nominees who didn't have blue slips, arguing Republicans were breaking with tradition and that it would further fracture the committee.
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Trump recently signaled support for Senate candidate Roy Moore in Alabama, breaking with GOP lawmakers who have distanced themselves from Moore over allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls.
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An early draft communique for the G20 meeting suggested on March 7 that the world's financial leaders might no longer explicitly reject protectionism, breaking with a decade-old tradition.
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Trump has skipped the dinner three years in a row, breaking with past presidents who attended the annual soirée and fundraiser in a show of comity with news outlets.
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Trump's move was widely seen as the U.S. siding with Israel and breaking with its former role of an honest broker in a fragile peace process in the region.
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Trump has blasted the Fed and its chairman, Jerome Powell, for those rate increases, breaking with most of his party to accuse the central bank of harming the economy.
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Clinton spoke in Florida, her campaign chairman, John D. Podesta, and campaign manager, Robby Mook, criticized Mr. Comey for putting out incomplete information and breaking with Justice Department protocol.
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However, Trump told NBC News's Lester Holt on Thursday that he would have fired Comey "regardless of the recommendation," breaking with the White House's official account of the firing.
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Breaking with decades of precedent, he shifted the United States Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, a move long sought by both Israeli leaders and American evangelicals.
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For Ms. Tsang, and the other blind paddlers, joining the team has meant breaking with housebound routines that provide a sense of safety, but also inflict a crushing loneliness.
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Republicans are pushing forward the bill without the full CBO analysis — breaking with custom — because they must pass it by September 30 in order to avoid a Democratic filibuster.
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As many as 10 Republicans were reportedly considering breaking with Trump on the subject, and even more wound up actually doing so, leading to a final 59-41 vote.
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The Justice Department's inspector general has lashed Mr. Comey for "insubordinate" conduct during that period, accusing him of breaking with longstanding policy by publicly discussing an investigation into Mrs.
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The nearly four-hour hearing ended with an 8-to-5 vote of the House State Affairs Committee, with three Republicans breaking with their party to oppose the bill.
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Speaking earlier to Parliament, he addressed the more than one million Muslim Canadians: "Thirty-six million hearts are breaking with yours," he said, referring to the population of Canada.
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While there's strong public support for calling more witnesses — including from 49 percent of Republican voters, according to a CNN poll — Republicans remain wary of breaking with the president.
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The fund's statement praised Mr. Zelensky but also noted obliquely that releasing the aid would hinge on the president's breaking with an oligarch and former business partner, Ihor Kolomoisky.
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Breaking with decades of US foreign policy, he recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, moved the US embassy to Jerusalem and firmly backed Israel at the United Nations.
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Trump, who claimed bone spurs to avoid military service, once tried to show bravery by breaking with his party on gun control but retreated in less than two weeks.
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Trump has recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital, breaking with other world powers, but national security adviser John Bolton said last month a similar Golan move was not under discussion.
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While these Republican lawmakers are all different in their own ways, they have all tried to cut an independent persona in their districts, breaking with their party at times.
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After breaking with Mr. Seelig in 2012, Mr. Mnuchin teamed up with a company called RatPac, owned by the rowdy filmmaker Brett Ratner and the Australian billionaire James Packer.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, breaking with conventional economic thinking, said on Sunday the tax cuts would actually reduce the deficit because of the economic growth that they would trigger.
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And breaking with tradition, Apple isn't going to reveal first weekend sales numbers this year, which the company says is because it knows it will sell out the phones.
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And Trump — breaking with all precedent — named an obscure political appointee from his Treasury Department to take over as acting director rather than letting a career professional do it.
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His voice choking and breaking with emotion, the senator described how police found Dylan in his classroom – "dead, wrapped in the embrace of Anne Marie Murphy," his special-education teacher.
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Last April, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel has struck Syria "dozens of times," breaking with the policy of remaining quiet about involvement in its war-torn northern neighbor.
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He marveled at being guest of honor on Bastille Day on the Champs-Elysees but that didn't stop him breaking with French President Emmanuel Macron when politics pulled them apart.
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Ryan, the top Republican in Congress, told party lawmakers on Monday he was breaking with Trump and would not campaign for him, all but conceding Clinton would win the presidency.
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Breaking with decades of tradition in U.S. presidential politics, Trump has refused to publicly disclose his tax returns -- leaving unanswered questions about his tax rate, charitable contributions and annual income.
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As of yet, few Republicans have backed this legislation, a sign that while conservatives may be breaking with Trump on family separation, they're still wary of fully articulating that opposition.
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He was a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus, but after Trump was elected to office, Amash found himself breaking with his conservative allies who have embraced the President.
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Efforts to find common ground with Europe on the Iran deal were complicated again last week, when Trump announced Washington would recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, breaking with international consensus.
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Bobby RushBobby Lee RushDemocrats praise Romney for breaking with GOP on convicting Trump Democrats criticize Medal of Freedom for Limbaugh as 'slap in the face' Lobbying world MORE (D-Ill.).
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This can be seen through hundreds of thousands of people attending a gun control rally in Washington, DC, several big-name brands breaking with the NRA, and just simple polling.
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The conservative One America News Network is breaking with most media organizations by supporting the White House against CNN in the legal battle over correspondent Jim Acosta's suspended press badge.
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Then, as a student at Hanover College, he came under the influence of evangelical Christian friends and followed their path, without ever completely breaking with the Catholicism of his youth.
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A number of people are reporting their iPhone 7 Plus cameras are "breaking", with the rear camera(s) lenses only showing a black screen, or flashes of green or purple.
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Exactly what Trump will or won't do with entitlement programs has been a major question in Washington, with Republicans eager to move but wary of breaking with the new president.
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Breaking with precedent at such events, Xi – who is head of the party and the military as well as president - did not share the stage with peers or party elders.
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Coons said it's "significant" that Trump's nominees are breaking with him on national security issues, including Russia and torture, but demurred on whether he thinks they might change Trump's positions.
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A small group of Senate Republicans is breaking with its party's Supreme Court strategy, with lawmakers saying they're willing to meet with President Obama's pick to succeed Justice Antonin Scalia.
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After Trump signed an executive order last week taking steps toward building the wall, Hurd issued a statement breaking with his fellow Republicans to make clear he wasn't on board.
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Yet by breaking with Mr. Trump on constitutional grounds, Mr. Taft is not a Taftian turncoat, but is rather harking back to his forebears' roots in the party of Lincoln.
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Indeed what is distinctive about Clinton, more even than Bush or Obama, is how few examples there are of her ever breaking with the elite consensus on matters of statecraft.
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The ruling comes at a time when the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, to which Mr. Temer belongs, is losing some momentum after breaking with Ms. Rousseff's Workers' Party last week.
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But Melville House is breaking with tradition to release its edition as a mass market paperback, the cheapest format in publishing, with the text set closely together to save paper.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — More than 28,000 Afghan police officers and soldiers have been killed since 143, the Afghan president revealed this week, breaking with his government's longstanding suppression of casualty totals.
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The Trump administration said earlier this month that it will not release disclosure logs of visitors to the White House, breaking with a practice that began under the Obama administration.
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Haley said last week she believes the Western Wall is a part of Israel, breaking with U.S. policy that has held that the wall is in Jerusalem instead of Israel.
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"It feels like a step backward, to be back in this insecure place where you don't know what the next step might be," she said, her voice breaking with tears.
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Scott Jennings, a political adviser to McConnell and former adviser to President George W. Bush, said Republicans have little to gain by breaking with their party during a Senate trial.
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Even some of America's international partners weighed in, with Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain breaking with Mr. Trump by issuing a statement through an aide warning against targeting antiquities.
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Adams was also, according to the committee, the first president to wear long trousers at his inauguration, breaking with the five presidents before him, who all had worn knee breeches.
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But the retailer does collect sales tax on purchases across the U.S. Breaking with practice of past presidential nominees, Trump refused to release his tax returns during the 2016 campaign.
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Like other Republicans that appear resilient in 2018, one reason for Hurd's success is his ability to cut an independent profile, breaking with Trump and the Republican Party when needed.
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With any luck, one's late teens and early 20s prove to be an especially queer time — a time for questioning convention and breaking with family, for sexual license and rebellion.
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The White House's statement said it will be breaking with the practice, started by Obama, of making the names of those who visit the White House available to the public.
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He's determined to trade his queen for a newer model, and if that means breaking with the pope and declaring himself the head of a new church, so be it.
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Berdych had one set point but Federer blazed a backhand past him to snuff out the danger, before breaking with an equally sublime swish of his matt black racket to break.
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President Donald Trump claims he is a billionaire, though he has refused to release his income taxes to prove it - breaking with a practice followed by U.S. leaders since Richard Nixon.
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The stand-off between Madrid and Barcelona is likely to intensify in the coming weeks as Catalonia's separatist government moves ahead with the vote on breaking with the rest of Spain.
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Caldwell, instead of sticking to the topic, slammed the president, his voice breaking with emotion and his eyes tearing up: "Gianno, these are very sensitive topics," said Huntsman, cutting him off.
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Bobby RushBobby Lee RushDemocrats praise Romney for breaking with GOP on convicting Trump Democrats criticize Medal of Freedom for Limbaugh as 'slap in the face' Lobbying world MORE (D-Ill.) tweeted.
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Senator Joe Manchin is breaking with his own party over Al Franken, saying they jumped the gun in forcing him to resign ... and suggesting he be given a chance to stay.
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Justin Amash of Michigan, who was basically driven from the GOP for breaking with Trump over special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia report last spring, has sounded open to the impeachment inquiry.
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But breaking with your opponent in a studio interview is one thing, doing it on stage next to an opponent who wants to pummel your running mate is something else entirely.
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But on Monday, Jordan wrote a personal essay for the African-American themed sports blog The Undefeated — breaking with his decades-long tradition of largely being agnostic when it comes controversy.
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Breaking with Mr Trump, Mr Taylor supports keeping the armed services open to LGBTQ personnel and opposes the administration's decision to allow oil and gas exploration in nearly all coastal waters.
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The potential for conflicts is exacerbated by Trump's refusal to release his tax returns or fully separate himself from his businesses, breaking with precedent set by presidents going back four decades.
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The indirect child of Wing Commander, a distant sequel to the even more obscure Starlancer, Freelancer did what it did by breaking with almost every rule or expectation about space sims.
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As we wait to see if those efforts materialize, make sure to bookmark The Hill's running list of prominent GOP figures breaking with Trump (but not necessarily crossing over to Clinton).
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That's a notable split from the policies of President Obama, especially for Clinton, who has repeatedly dinged Sanders for breaking with Obama in the past and pledged to continue his policies.
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Kelly Ayotte, one of the most endangered Republicans this year, said "out of courtesy and respect," she's "open" to meeting with Garland, breaking with McConnell, who opposes scheduling such a visit.
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Trump has refused to make his tax returns public, breaking with a decades-old tradition of U.S. presidential candidates releasing their returns during campaigns and presidents disclosing them while in office.
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Trump has refused to make his tax returns public, breaking with a decades-old tradition of U.S. presidential candidates releasing their returns during campaigns and presidents disclosing them while in office.
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For now, McConnell has no desire to open cracks in the Republican coalition by breaking with a President who has leveraged his devoted base to punish any dissidents in his party.
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Breaking with tradition, the The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) will not hire a comedian to host their next annual dinner, but instead will use the services of historian Ron Chernow.
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Breaking with its normal policy on allowing fictional characters to display hateful messages, Facebook internally decided to ban certain images of the Pepe the Frog, according to documents obtained by Motherboard.
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The indirect child of Wing Commander, a distant sequel to the even more obscure Starlancer, Freelancer did what it did by breaking with almost every rule or expectation about space sims.
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Senator John McCain is not shying away from breaking with Trump on trade issues as he slammed the president's decision to pull his endorsement of the commitment with fellow G7 nations.
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Breaking with his usual speech protocol, the president invited five families to come to the lectern and describe their tax savings, and thank the president for his work on their behalf.
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For the most part, he kept a low profile, though some accused the archbishop of breaking with church protocol by appearing at an anti-gay marriage rally at the Supreme Court.
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That history weighed heavily on parade organizers and other Irish-American leaders, who agonized over breaking with more than two centuries of tradition even as celebrations in other cities were scrapped.
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Kennedy had for years served as the court's swing vote, sometimes breaking with his fellow conservatives to join the liberal justices in major rulings on subjects including gay rights and abortion.
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Breaking with the usual practice of not commenting on criminal cases, the prime minister and several members of his cabinet offered messages of support for Mr. Boushie's family after the verdict.
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Breaking with precedent, Mr. Xi neglected to anoint a successor — a big hint that he feels emboldened to extend his rule beyond the second five-year term he has just begun.
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The intrigue: The Wall Street Journal reports that some foreign-based carmakers fear that explicitly breaking with Trump by joining the deal could "embolden" the president to carry out tariff threats.
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Trump has recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, breaking with other world powers, though his national security adviser John Bolton told Reuters in August a similar Golan move was not under discussion.
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Trump has refused to release his tax returns since he was a presidential candidate in 2016, breaking with a modern tradition set by contenders for the White House from both parties.
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Trump on Thursday tapped Powell to lead the U.S. central bank, breaking with precedent by denying incumbent Janet Yellen a second term but signalling a continuation of her cautious monetary policies.
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Breaking with many House Democrats, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is defending the Obama administration for rounding up scores of asylum seekers earlier this year with plans to deport them.
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WASHINGTON — Even as they are set to acquit President Trump in his impeachment trial this week, Senate Republicans appear to be increasingly breaking with his defense that he did nothing wrong.
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That she did so wasn't a surprise to anyone except perhaps Trump since Dingell has given no signal that she was even considering breaking with her party on either impeachment article.
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"I misspoke this morning, I do believe we should do everything we can to force the Senate to have a fair trial," Smith tweeted a few hours after breaking with Pelosi.
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Later that year, Apple kicked off a major "super cycle" of iPhone sales by breaking with its tradition and releasing two iPhone 43 models with larger screens that matched its rivals.
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Mr. Trump initially encouraged the Kremlin to hack even more, breaking with all precedents, not least the Republican tradition of painting Russia as the evil empire, as Mr. Reagan called it.
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Breaking with the notion that holidays are a time for joy and cheer, the Quad has put together a lineup in which get-togethers take place on a precipice of unease.
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Rob Portman of Ohio and Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, who have avoided any Trump attacks on Twitter despite publicly breaking with the president on his calls for China to investigate Biden.
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He listed a number of items he said the Taliban had, in principle, agreed to -- including sitting down with Afghan leaders, achieving "certain reductions in violence" and breaking with al Qaeda.
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Every 2020 candidate who qualified for the debate on Friday said they would not participate in the debate if it meant breaking with a labor union and crossing a picket line.
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Trump working with Democrats to protect them thus isn't a sign that he's breaking with the immigration views of his base; it's instead a suggestion that he's in tune with it.
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Joe Manchin (WV), Joe Donnelly (IN), and Heidi Heitkamp (ND) stood and applauded multiple times during President Trump's speech to Congress Tuesday night, breaking with the bulk of the Democratic Party.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, who was appointed to the court by President George W. Bush, has repeatedly emphasized his concern about the court breaking with past precedents, which would seemingly include Roe.
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After breaking with most Senate Republicans by joining Democrats in calling for witnesses at the impeachment trial, Romney became the only Republican to vote to impeach Trump on either article of impeachment.
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Cunha's PMDB party is Rousseff's main coalition partner which is moving closer to breaking with a president they blame for running Brazil's economy into the ground, but are divided over her impeachment.
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Xi has amassed more personal power — and propaganda backing — than any leader since Mao Zedong in the 1970s, breaking with two decades of shared authority among a group of senior party figures.
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Breaking with President Barack Obama, Clinton condemned the raids carried out by the Department of Homeland Security and released a plan that she said would help protect Central American families seeking asylum.
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LA MASSANA, Andorra (Reuters) - A new generation of professional riders is emerging intent on breaking with old habits in the peloton and doing things their own way, according to Frenchman Romain Bardet.
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Breaking with staid expectations of rap masculinity, Thug's voice on these seminal cuts broke through the acceptable upper register in ways rap fans had rarely encountered since the days of Flavor Flav.
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Trump, breaking with many members of his Republican party, has so far downplayed the White House's actions and bipartisan concerns about possible Russian meddling, seeing them as attempts to delegitimize his election.
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"Evan Bayh is running on a strong record of bipartisan accomplishment and of breaking with his party to do the right thing for Hoosiers," campaign manager Paul Tencher said in a statement.
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Peterborough, New Hampshire (CNN)Ted Cruz told a New Hampshire audience Sunday that requiring women to sign up for the draft is "nuts," breaking with the views of several Republican presidential rivals.
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Top economic adviser Gary Cohn is leaving the White House after breaking with President Donald Trump on trade policy, the latest in a string of high-level departures from the West Wing.
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Trump on Sunday night was apparently not concerned about losing his running mate, openly breaking with him over whether the United States should attack Russian military targets over the conflict in Syria.
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On Saturday, one of Trump's lawyers, John Dowd, called for an end to the Mueller probe—breaking with earlier statements, in which Trump's legal team had affirmed their full cooperation with Mueller.
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Still, while there are signs of nervousness in his caucus, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is playing a waiting game and is not yet at the point of breaking with the President.
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" In the wake of the summit, Paul has been a notable defender of Trump, breaking with members of his party by declining to criticize him and attributing the backlash to "partisan politics.
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Breaking with tradition, the visiting officials will not stay at the hotel where Mr. Li and others were arrested last year but at a different five-star property a few blocks away.
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In recent days, Trump has also sought to improve his poor standing with black voters, asking African-Americans what they have to lose from breaking with their allegiance to the Democratic Party.
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However, HuffPost noted that the draft plan does not include measures prioritizing civil rights and criminal justice reform, breaking with goals laid out in the strategic plan for the Obama-era DOJ.
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The party is now looking to fend off a challenge from Meral Aksener, an ex-interior minister and prominent nationalist who last year founded her own party after breaking with the MHP.
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It's here that Daft Punk exercise the vocoder most effectively—literally playing the human voice like an electric guitar—while breaking with the largely euphoric tone of the rest of the album.
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Trump is choosing not to use Charles Brotman, 89, to announce his inaugural parade — breaking with decades of tradition that began with Brotman's first inaugural gig for Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1957.
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Breaking with tradition, as he has done so many times during the campaign, Mr. Trump refuses to fly with his press corps and instead favors his private jet, complete with golden seatbelts.
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Mr. Trump cannot control the independent central bank, but the White House, in breaking with a hands-off tradition and calling for a move, has created an optics problem for the Fed.
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In March, Venezuela's former Attorney General Luisa Ortega, who has lived in exile in Colombia since breaking with Maduro, said she had obtained proof that Perez had been captured alive and executed.
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"I believe that breaking with the chancellor is not right," he said on ARD public broadcaster on Sunday, making clear the Bavarians will have a say in who runs for the chancellery.
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" David Cameron, the former prime minister, who worked closely with Mr. Johnson before breaking with him over Brexit, said in a recent interview, "At his best, he is a modern compassionate Conservative.
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In 2220.6, George W. Bush declined to take public financing for the Republican primary, breaking with tradition; previously, candidates would receive matching funds from the government for their campaigns that capped fundraising.
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McPike was the only reporter allowed to travel with Tillerson, breaking with decades of tradition in which a group of media outlets went with the secretary of state on such major trips.
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These scholars took seriously the ideas of the founding generation, breaking with Progressive Era historians like Charles A. Beard, who had dismissed revolutionary ideas as rhetorical cover for the founders' economic interests.
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But Norvill, her voice at times breaking with emotion, said Rush constantly behaved inappropriately toward her and other women in the play, as she gave evidence at the Federal Court in Sydney.
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President Trump issued a statement Saturday greeting Muslims as they celebrate the holiday of Eid al-Fitr, breaking with nearly two decades of tradition of holding an iftar dinner to commemorate Ramadan.
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But lately, some companies, including Rakuten, SoftBank and Line Corp, are breaking with that tradition, signing up new employees with coveted technical skills months earlier - and paying them more than other new recruits.
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Breaking with tradition, it was France's turn to see an uptick in composite business activity rather than Germany, which saw a slowdown in business activity growth as a whole despite improved manufacturing performance.
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But she made clear that after the final votes are counted in June, the primary is "over," breaking with Sanders, who has vowed to take his fight to the July convention in Philadelphia.
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Rather than thinking of court-packing as a way to fight Republican norm-breaking with similar tactics, Buttigieg presents it as a way to reform the Court into something less driven by politics.
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Dots & Co. It seems like Dots (that's the name of both the startup and its first game) is following a pattern with each release — a pattern it's breaking with its fourth game, Wilds.
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Washington (CNN)A former Republican governor of Michigan is breaking with his party to endorse Hillary Clinton, as both she and Donald Trump head there this week to lay out their economic plans.
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Washington (CNN)Anthony Scaramucci, Donald Trump's new communications director, told CNN on Thursday that the President may veto bipartisan sanctions against Russia, breaking with the widespread approval the sanctions received on Capitol Hill.
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One senior White House official said they were "surprised" by McConnell's comments and said the White House sought assurances from McConnell's office that the top Senate Republican wasn't breaking with the current strategy.
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For the first time in years, the House will hold two congressional hearings on fighting climate change this week, breaking with the skepticism that prevailed during the past eight years of GOP leadership.
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But for the moment, they have used this break in the political calendar to punish the president for failing to adequately consult them and, perhaps more importantly, for breaking with them on tariffs.
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Even Europe, which until recently had been a solid American ally on foreign policy, is breaking with this White House openly, and has no appetite for an unsettling event in the Middle East.
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Yemen The House is likely to take up a resolution breaking with the White House over its support for the Saudi-led military campaign in Yemen, paving the way for Trump's second veto.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Ryanair would be happy to buy jets from Airbus, breaking with its all-Boeing fleet, but only if the price were right, chief executive Michael O'Leary said on Wednesday.
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Trump a day earlier said the U.S. should recognize Israeli control of the disputed Golan Heights territory between Israel and Syria, breaking with longstanding policy that its status be determined via peace negotiations.
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Breaking with longstanding U.S. foreign policy, Trump signed a proclamation last month that the U.S. should "fully recognize" the Golan Heights, a Syrian territory captured by Israel in 1967, as an Israeli territory.
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But, hours later, Trump slammed Trudeau while en route to Singapore, saying that the U.S. would not endorse the joint statement signed with the other G-7 members, breaking with long-standing tradition.
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It resembles nothing so much as comic book history, and for good reason: WWE is like Marvel and DC in that it must constantly, forcefully rebrand itself without ever breaking with its past.
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Still, since the overwhelming majority of Venezuelans want to vote, my responsibility is to stand by our people, even if it means breaking with the minority that wants to sit out the election.
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Breaking with decades of American policy, Mr. Trump relocated the United States Embassy last year from Tel Aviv to the holy city of Jerusalem — which the Palestinians also want as their future capital.
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The moderates began demonstrating their penchant for breaking with their leaders on the House floor early this year, siding with Republicans on procedural votes meant to put Democrats in a tough political spot.
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President Donald Trump in December recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, breaking with decades of U.S. policy that the city's status must be decided in peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
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The death of Mr. Saleh — who became a strong ally of the Houthis, but was killed after publicly breaking with them — has further exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, local and United Nations officials said.
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In related news, nearly all of America&aposs 1.8 million truck drivers are paid on a per-mile basis, but Amazon is breaking with the norm, according to internal documents seen by Rachel.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - S&P maintained Hong Kong's AA+ credit rating with a stable outlook on Tuesday despite increasingly violent anti-government protests, breaking with the other two big global credit rating agencies.
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As a rank-and-file Democratic senator, Kaine has shown deal-making tendencies with top GOP lawmakers and an affinity for breaking with his own party that's earned him respect across the aisle.
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It's a messy, divided country, split along race, education, and geographic lines, and winning elections is more complicated than a simple matter of breaking with — or sticking to — Clinton-era Democratic Party orthodoxy.
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Trump is due to announce later on Wednesday that the United States recognises Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and will move its embassy there, breaking with longtime U.S. policy and possibly stirring unrest.
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They're the first mainline Pokémon games for the Nintendo Switch, breaking with a 23-year tradition of releasing core titles on portable-only consoles starting first with Red and Blue on the Game Boy.
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They're the first mainline Pokémon games for the Nintendo Switch, breaking with a 23-year tradition of releasing core titles on portable-only consoles starting first with Red and Blue on the Game Boy.
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Vienna, Ohio (CNN)Donald Trump on Monday refused to rule out granting legal status to undocumented immigrants who remain in the United States, breaking with an immigration proposal he laid out just last week.
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Britain last month said it would list all elements of Hezbollah as a terrorist organization for destabilizing the Middle East, breaking with the rest of the European Union which proscribes only its military wing.
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The last thing a coalition-builder like Schumer would want to do is anger his entire caucus by breaking with longstanding practice, especially to elevate a bank-friendly senator to run the Banking Committee.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights challenged the Louisiana law on behalf of abortion providers, and in September 2018, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals allowed the law to stand, breaking with Supreme Court precedent.
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If Rubio joins all Democrats on the committee in opposing Tillerson, Senate leadership would have to take the unlikely step of breaking with the committee to bring the nomination up before the full Senate.
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When Mulvaney took over, he proclaimed that the agency would be known as the "Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection" rather than the "Consumer Financial Protection Bureau" — seemingly aimed at breaking with the past administration.
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In the White House meeting with lawmakers of both parties, Trump endorsed multiple new gun control measures, breaking with Republican lawmakers and throwing his support behind some proposals the National Rifle Association (NRA) opposes.
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BEIJING — Canada said on Wednesday that it had applied to join China's version of the World Bank, breaking with previous leaders who had shared United States officials' skepticism of the new Beijing-led lender.
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The President added that he has "a lot of respect" for Coats, but with his breaking with his top intelligence official on major issues related to Russian national security threats, Coats' future seems uncertain.
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Ever since legislators suspended her, the interim government led by Michel Temer, the vice president who took over the nation last month after breaking with Ms. Rousseff, has suffered a series of embarrassing blunders.
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A moderate Republican lawmaker on Monday proposed instituting a carbon tax, breaking with the party's long-standing opposition to policies that would punish people and companies that emit gases that cause climate change. Rep.
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But her foray into politics - breaking with royal tradition - looked to be short-lived after her younger brother, King Maha Vajiralongkorn, quickly signaled he opposed it, which is likely to lead to her disqualification.
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While French law currently prohibits museums from breaking with any of the objects in their collections, French President Emmanuel Macron has been making a bid for the restitution of African artifacts in French museums.
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"New Jersey is ground zero for the suburban revolt that we've seen after the 21980 election, where wealthier, well-educated suburbs that have been traditionally Republican are breaking with the party," Mr. Corasaniti said.
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Many observers miss this reality, because they focus — understandably — on the support Trump still gets from Republican leaders (many of whom know that breaking with him could end their careers, as Jeff Flake learned).
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But it was an early indication that Mr. Trump, who spent decades using pressure tactics and secrecy in his private life, wanted to do the same thing at the White House, breaking with tradition.
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Debate on reforming the WTO has been largely driven by U.S. complaints that it has failed to police suspected Chinese rule-breaking, with U.S. President Donald Trump threatening a withdrawal to protect American interests.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to announce that the United States recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and will move its embassy there, breaking with longtime U.S. policy and potentially stirring unrest.
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Vox is the brainchild of Santiago Abascal, a fiery speaker who founded the party after breaking with the conservative Popular Party in 2013, and who prides himself on carrying a licensed Smith & Wesson handgun.
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Breaking with its long-held position, Netflix announced in late October that it would begin releasing select movies in theaters before making them available on its streaming platform, rather than on the same day.
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Democrats have voted almost as a bloc against many of his nominees, breaking with long tradition in which the opposition party largely went along with a president's selections, except in specific cases of controversy.
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In effect, a stealth privatization is taking place, said Rafael Ramírez, who ran Venezuela's oil industry for more than a decade before breaking with Mr. Maduro in 103, in a video address this week.
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"Fatima is not with us because the protocols were not followed, because the institutions did not give the attention they should have," Lopez said, her voice breaking with emotion as she spoke to reporters.
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She stepped out of line, breaking with the silent, smiling solidarity that defines the 240-year-old institution, to denounce the idea of celebrating a man with a well-established history of objectifying women.
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Breaking with your party and showing how you do it and what it means for your constituents now and in the future is (and there is no other way to put this) super important.
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The announcement comes after Trump decided earlier this year that he would skip the annual dinner in Washington, D.C., breaking with longtime political tradition of the president attending the event alongside lawmakers and celebrities.
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Lipinski, one of a dwindling number of centrist House Democrats, had been re-elected easily since he inherited the seat from his father in 2004, despite breaking with his party frequently on social issues.
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Instead of simply saying "we looked into it and there was no crime," Comey sought to immunize himself from Clinton critics by breaking with standard procedure to offer extended negative commentary on Clinton's behavior.
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CHICAGO, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Kansas wheat farmer Michael Jordan is breaking with a century-old tradition grain producers have trusted to protect their businesses: He has stopped using futures to hedge risks to his crops.
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"They told me that I had to comply and do my job well or my family would be in danger, that someone was in front of my home," he said, his voice breaking with emotion.
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Tillis got a taste of the risk that comes with breaking with Trump in today's GOP earlier this year, when he was roundly criticized for initially coming out against the President's border wall emergency declaration.
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Flores herself has landed in an odd position politically, alienating the establishment over the course of the 2016 cycle and then breaking with Sanders and moving to California, where she's now out of electoral politics.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellFBI director says foreign disinformation campaigns 'never stopped' after 2016 elections Democrats praise Romney for breaking with GOP on convicting Trump Trump set to confront his impeachment foes MORE (D-Calif.) tweeted.
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Trump last week tapped Fed Governor Powell, 64, to become head of the U.S. central bank, breaking with precedent by denying Janet Yellen a second term but signaling a continuation of her cautious monetary policies.
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Breaking with the position of many social libertarians in favor of decriminalizing prostitution outright, Johnson said the matter should be decided state-by-state and seemed to imply Nevada's decriminalization model was one to follow.
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Before even delivering his big speech Thursday night in Cleveland, Trump was sending tremors through America's allies, threatening to turn generations of U.S. foreign policy on its head, and even breaking with longstanding Republican tradition.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sitting in straight rows on the floor, supping on bowls of soup made from foraged nettles and home-grown vegetable stew, a group of London Muslims are breaking with Ramadan tradition.
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Your guide to this speed and mode-switching is still the little Boosted controller which gets the job done and offers a nice degree of precision for accelerating and breaking with the satisfying wheel control.
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Tom Norton, one of the Republicans looking to unseat Amash, blasts the congressman for breaking with his old party on a vote that would have barred active-duty transgender soldiers from getting gender reassignment surgeries.
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At the meeting of the Conservative Action Project, which does not get involved in races but includes representatives of heavyweight conservative groups that do, Bannon took pains to emphasize that he wasn't breaking with Trump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will announce on Wednesday that the United States recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and will move its embassy there, breaking with longtime U.S. policy and potentially stirring unrest.
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Breaking with the Obama administration, which has warned about the trade implications of such a move, Mr. Trump said the E.U. has been a "disaster" and suggested that Britain would be better off without it.
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By breaking with Rome, some historians argue, the English came to see themselves a nation apart — a self-image magnified by the Act of Union with Scotland in 1707 and by centuries of colonial expansion.
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Although DeSantis has closely aligned his Florida gubernatorial campaign with Trump, he joined other lawmakers in breaking with the president's claims last week that the death toll for Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico was inflated.
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Breaking with decades of precedent, Trump last week announced the U.S. would recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and instructed the State Department to begin the process of moving the U.S. Embassy there from Tel Aviv.
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" In a column written for Univision, the congressman accused Sanders — who voted against comprehensive immigration reform in 2006 — of breaking with Democrats and standing with "the hard-line anti-immigrant wing of the Republican Party.
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Michel Temer, 75, the interim president who served as Ms. Rousseff's vice president before breaking with her this year, is now expected to remain in office until the end of the current term in 2018.
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Trump also said he planned to fire Comey regardless of a Justice Department recommendation, breaking with the official account offered by senior White House aides, who emphasized the recommendation in explaining the FBI chief's dismissal.
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Trump has faced criticism for breaking with a decades-long tradition of presidents voluntarily releasing their tax returns, and his petition to the Supreme Court represents a last-ditch effort to keep the documents hidden.
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"In addition to breaking with decades of historical precedent and First Amendment principles, this decision could leave Americans blind about his whereabouts and well-being in the event of a national crisis," the statement continued.
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Last December, Ms. Haley said that women who had accused Mr. Trump of sexual misconduct "should be heard, and they should be dealt with," breaking with the administration's longstanding insistence that the allegations were false.
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Yet it is the oldest man on the grid, Kimi Raikkonen, 38, of Finland, who continues to stand out as one of Formula One's most interesting drivers, breaking with convention through his character and demeanor.
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Last December, Mr. Trump announced that he was recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, breaking with what the United States and nearly every other nation in the world had done for nearly seven decades.
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Breaking with tradition again, Musashi gives very little advice on the movement of the feet where many schools of swordsmanship will have sliding steps, leaping steps, and all manner of others which are systematically taught.
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In exchange for the U.S. breaking with 20 years of economic sanctions, the Sudanese government is expected to provide intelligence, facilitate humanitarian work, and end its involvement in internal and neighboring conflicts in South Sudan.
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Under its new leftist government, Mexico has steered its foreign policy toward a traditional non-interventionist stance, breaking with allies in the region who want President Nicolas Maduro to resign after a widely questioned election.
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On Thursday afternoon, he announced his decision to pull out of the Paris climate deal — fulfilling a promise he made on the campaign trail, but breaking with some of the CEOs who have advised him.
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"I don't want to speak for my Senate colleagues, but there are always political repercussions for every vote you take," Meadows said on CBS when asked about the consequences of party members breaking with Trump.
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The revelations have forced Republicans into a bind: Staying with Trump could turn of swing voters angered by his comments from the video, but breaking with him would likely dampen turnout by the party's base.
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And because Republicans have broadly stayed united, and refrained from breaking with the president on the subject of including more evidence, his trial has also become the first in US history that won't include witnesses.
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GOP strategists see little political upside for any Republican senator to consider breaking with the president on the issue given that they would inevitably see a massive drop-off in support among their base voters.
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HONG KONG, Oct 8 (Reuters) - S&P maintained Hong Kong's AA+ credit rating with a stable outlook on Tuesday despite increasingly violent anti-government protests, breaking with the other two big global credit rating agencies.
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Ms. Jenner credited Mr. Trump last summer for breaking with other Republicans in not supporting a law in North Carolina that barred people from using public bathrooms that did not correspond with their biological sex.
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John Thune of South Dakota, the Senate majority whip, came as the GOP-led chamber prepared to vote on an amendment breaking with Trump's plans to pull the US military away from Syria and Afghanistan.
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In the Senate, Mr. Booker has been one of the most aggressive critics of the Trump administration, breaking with Senate precedent and testifying against the nomination of a fellow senator, Jeff Sessions, for attorney general.
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That year, breaking with The Herald Tribune's long history of endorsing Republicans, Mr. Price wrote an editorial supporting the election of President Lyndon B. Johnson, a Democrat, over the conservative Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Former Mexican first lady Margarita Zavala, a leading contender to become president herself, said on Friday she was breaking with her party, deepening divisions in the opposition ahead of the 2018 presidential election.
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" This sentiment was echoed by France's Le Monde which described the change as Trump breaking with "his campaign rhetoric, which was often close to dystopian, as well as with the murderous outbursts on his Twitter account.
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Earlier, breaking with formality, the President chatted good-naturedly with guardsmen in their towering bearskin busby hats who were lined up in his honor in the gardens of Buckingham Palace as field guns thundered a salute.
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Netanyahu unveiled a sign at the proposed site of the settlement on Sunday bearing the name "Trump Heights," and thanked the US President for breaking with the international community to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the region.
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President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen told actor Tom Arnold last month that he is not guilty of some of the crimes to which he pleaded guilty to last year after breaking with Trump.
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There's also been some speculation about the former Suits star giving a short speech at the reception at St. George's Hall, which would be breaking with tradition and ushering in a new style of royal weddings.
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Trump has refused to release his tax returns, breaking with decades of precedent by arguing he would not release them while those returns are under audit, though there is nothing legally preventing him from doing so.
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At their wedding in the high-vaulted St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, the head of the United States Episcopalian church, Michael Curry, gave a passionate sermon and a gospel choir performed, again breaking with tradition.
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Their mix of strategic avoidance -- breaking with the President early and often while keeping open the possibility of working with the administration on certain issues -- effectively neutralized his very real threat to their re-election bids.
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And in that October speech, Ms. Brainard chimed in, breaking with the Fed's chairwoman, Janet L. Yellen, to argue that the Fed was overstating the risk of inflation and underestimating the threat of a global downturn.
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Trump faced backlash last year for breaking with nearly two decades of tradition by forgoing the commemorative dinner embraced by former Presidents Obama, George W. Bush and Clinton, who started the dinners at the White House.
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President Trump has given various reasons for breaking with decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns, falsely claiming at one point that he is unable to do so because they remain under audit.
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The clash this week between the host Megyn Kelly and the former House speaker Newt Gingrich was more than just the latest example of Ms. Kelly breaking with the network's conservative worldview, our media columnist writes.
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In recent weeks, individual leaders of traditional ally states have begun distancing themselves from the U.S. Breaking with tradition to reject this nominee may likewise reflect the international community's growing skepticism toward the twentieth-century superpower.
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Even in breaking with Trump this weekend, most congressional Republicans chose not to see his actions as disqualifying, and aimed instead to pressure him into making a better statement, so they could put Charlottesville behind them.
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Britain is negotiating a deal with the EU which will shape future trade relations, breaking with the bloc after four decades, but the process is complicated by the divisions within parties, society and the government itself.
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For months, the Ways and Means Committee has been locked in a battle with the Trump administration for the President's personal and business tax returns, which Trump, in breaking with presidential precedent, has refused to release.
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In deciding to limit the attendees to close friends and family, the couple were characteristically keeping things low key and breaking with a long tradition of grand British royal weddings attended by world leaders and politicians.
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This is relevant information about any president, but it is particularly important in the case of Mr. Trump, because he refused to divest his business holdings following his election, breaking with the practice of his predecessors.
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In the immediate aftermath of the Las Vegas massacre, the N.R.A. supported an A.T.F. review of bump stock devices, seemingly breaking with its usual practice of fiercely opposing any new restrictions on legal access to firearms.
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Rather than leave Turkey more dependent on Washington, such a crisis could well empower those in Ankara who already believe that Turkey has less to lose and more to gain by breaking with the West completely.
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As a clear sign of that diplomatic shift, Bolsonaro plans to move the Brazilian embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, breaking with Brazil's traditional support for a two-state solution to the Palestinian issue.
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It's not clear whether Schiff's calls for courage have pushed any Republican senators toward breaking with the president and their party leaders on the key votes coming up next week surrounding summoning witnesses or subpoenaing documents.
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Until the last week of the campaign, when she turned even more sharply anti-immigrant, her speeches were shaped around what she depicted as regaining France's "sovereignty," breaking with the European Union and "restoring" France's frontiers.
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White House National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said Tuesday that the U.S. has "contained" the threat of a domestic coronavirus outbreak, breaking with the warnings of officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Breaking with decades of traditional drilling techniques which used rudimentary technology, Shell combined the use of sonar waves with satellite images and super computers to pinpoint oil and gas deposits beneath layers of salt in rock.
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Republicans instead want to mire Democrats in a sloppy fight, making the hearings into such a confusing mishmash of competing information that even Republicans troubled by Mr. Trump's actions see no upside in breaking with him.
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In another boost for the opposition, a top air force official and a man identifying himself as a Venezuelan ambassador released separate videos breaking with Mr. Maduro and pledging allegiance to Juan Guaidó, the opposition leader.
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A former mayor of Mexico City, Lopez Obrador finished runner-up in the last two presidential contests before breaking with his longtime base, the center-left Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD), to establish MORENA in 2014.
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New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders on Thursday reaffirmed their opposition to Department of Homeland Security raids on Central American families in the United States, further breaking with President Barack Obama's administration on the issue.
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And then, following a report that suggested last year's four acting winners had not been asked to present this year — breaking with long-standing Oscar tradition — the Academy tweeted that last year's acting winners would indeed present.
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Breaking with some of their biggest rivals, General Motors, Fiat Chrysler and Toyota said Monday they were intervening on the side of the Trump administration in an escalating battle with California over fuel economy standards for automobiles.
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Motorola unveiled its new Moto Z3 handset today at an event in Chicago, and the company announced later on in the afternoon on Twitter that it's breaking with tradition with the third installment in its Z Series.
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Trump has refused to release his tax returns, breaking with decades of precedent by arguing that he would not release them while those returns are under audit, though there is nothing legally preventing him from doing so.
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Mr. Haughton, a construction worker's son, was best known for breaking with more moderate proponents of equal opportunity in hiring and housing to form what became known in 1969 as Fight Back, a group based in Harlem.
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GOP senators have been wary of breaking with the president on border security, but they've also been concerned that Trump's decision could let a future Democratic president use a national emergency declaration on issues like climate change.
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" This, from CNN's own Harry Enten, captures why breaking with Trump in any real way creates real political peril for a GOP incumbent: "The problem that Trump's Republican adversaries are learning is that it's not 2016 anymore.
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Trump has cited an IRS audit as the reason why he has not released his returns, breaking with decades of precedent, though the IRS has said an audit does not prevent the release of personal tax information.
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PARIS, June 30 (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron wants to liberate France's economic forces and transform it into a country of risk-taking entrepreneurs, but his government is hardly breaking with tradition in its first big industrial test.
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The ruling was the result of civil legal action launched by the bank in 2014, the year after the election of Pope Francis, who has prioritized cleaning up Vatican finances and breaking with the bank's murky past.
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In an apparent effort to buttress Francis against criticism from conservatives for breaking with his predecessor's doctrinal orthodoxy, Monsignor Vigano held a news conference last week to publicize a new series of books about the pope's theology.
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In December 2017, Trump declared that he planned to move the US Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, effectively recognizing that city as the capital of Israel and breaking with decades of established US policy.
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The trauma of the abdication did, Sebba argues, challenge Britons to accept a new principle: that members of the royal family had the right to pursue their own personal happiness, even when it meant breaking with tradition.
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It was published at a time when modern life seemed to be breaking with the dominance of religion and came on the tail of massive social change, such as second-wave feminism and the civil rights movement.
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DeLorean, who died in 2005, was an executive at G.M. before breaking with the company in the 1970s to start his own, which created the stainless-steel gull-wing sports car for which he is best known.
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The utility hired a little-known contractor in Montana, Whitefish Energy Holdings, to handle repairs immediately after the storm, breaking with the usual procedure of allowing another utility to make repairs at cost after a natural disaster.
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While the White House ultimately said Mr. Comey was fired for breaking with Justice Department policy and discussing the Clinton investigation, Mr. Trump expressed no such qualms in an interview with Ms. Bartiromo of Fox Business Network.
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Breaking with tradition, the winners were announced Tuesday at a news conference at the National Press Club in Washington, in advance of an official ceremony handing out the honors at a luncheon in New York in April.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr said Thursday he doesn't see a need for his committee to talk to President Donald Trump's former senior adviser Steve Bannon, breaking with the top Democrat on the panel, Sen.
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Breaking with his former boss's tradition, Mr. Mnangagwa said he had invited international and regional election observers, including from the European Union and the Commonwealth and representatives from countries that Mr. Mugabe deemed enemies of his government.
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But Republican senators have shown few signs of breaking with Trump — instead criticizing House Democrats' impeachment process as sloppy, partisan and incomplete — following a similar pattern after not a single Republican defected from Trump in the House.
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Each one told a tale of coming of age in a world riven with crisis, finding meaning in Marxism, identity in the Party, and inspiration in the Soviet Union, gradually growing disillusioned, and finally breaking with Communism.
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Mr. Tuccille became heavily involved with the radical libertarians who, breaking with the William F. Buckley Jr. conservatives over the military draft and foreign intervention, staged a walkout at the Young Americans for Freedom convention in 21998.
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Not only has polling — admittedly taken before news of the whistleblower was public — shown the majority of the American public does not support impeachment, but Republicans in the Senate have shown no interest in breaking with Trump.
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When Lopez brought his style to the glossy pages of magazines and portrayed his models dancing and moving across the page, breaking with the old tradition of stagnant poses, he injected life and fantasy into the work.
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Kamala Harris said police shootings and cases of alleged brutality by law enforcement officials should be handed off to independent investigators, breaking with her long-held resistance to taking prosecutorial discretion away from locally elected district attorneys.
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As a social scientist, I can talk about the president breaking with democratic norms and precedent, but as a human being, I also want to expose the dehumanizing effects of vitriolic language and the violence it encourages.
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Campbell is also breaking with its peers by calling for federal action to make mandatory a uniform labeling system of foods that contain such ingredients, commonly known as G. M.O. labeling, said Denise Morrison, chief executive of Campbell.
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With the latest version of its BMW OS in-car operating system and its accompanying design language, BMW is breaking with some traditions to allow it to look into the future while also sticking to its core principles.
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Breaking with a 41-year-old tradition, the Republican chairmen of the House and Senate budget committees announced that they would not even give the president's budget director, Shaun Donovan, the usual hearings in their panels this week.
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Kelly said he would "absolutely" abide by US laws prohibiting the use of waterboarding and other forms of torture, breaking with Trump's campaign promise to bring back waterboarding and "worse" forms of torture in the fight against terrorism.
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Successive Mexican governments embraced market capitalism since the PRI veered away from statist economics in the early 1980s, breaking with presidents stretching back to the Mexican revolution and including Lazaro Cardenas, who nationalized the oil industry in 1938.
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Unlike so many other movies about romance between men, from Brokeback Mountain to Stranger by the Lake, the love that develops between Elio and Oliver isn't marked by derision, violence, or the consequences of breaking with hetero norms.
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ANNUAL NAACP CONVENTION Trump turned down the NAACP's invitation to speak at its annual convention in July — breaking with a precedent set by the past several presidents on both sides of the aisle, from Ronald Reagan to Obama.
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Breaking with the Obama administration, Sanders called on Senate colleagues to instead back an alternative he has proposed to allow the U.S. territory the same access to restructure its debt in bankruptcy court that is afforded to municipalities.
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Mr. Maranhão voted against the impeachment of Ms. Rousseff last month, disobeying the guidance of his own Progressive Party and breaking with the stance of Mr. Cunha, the deposed speaker, who had named Mr. Maranhão as his deputy.
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SHOWDOWN OVER CARBON TAX: A moderate Republican lawmaker on Monday proposed instituting a carbon tax, breaking with the party's long-standing opposition to policies that would punish people and companies that emit gases that cause climate change. Rep.
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A top figure in George W. Bush's White House says she is breaking with the GOP and backing Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Following the theme of the desire to run away — of breaking with society and trying to live a detached life — Soth became obsessed with the challenging objective of locating people who have determined to live off the grid.
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Earlier on Thursday President Donald Trump tapped Fed Governor Jerome Powell to become head of the U.S. central bank, breaking with precedent by denying Janet Yellen a second term but signaling a continuation of her cautious monetary policies.
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Lawyers and judges in Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Texas and Washington all reported in the first year of the Trump administration that immigration officials were breaking with tradition to descend upon their courthouses.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Mark Kirk, facing a tough re-election fight in Illinois, said on Monday the Senate should vote on whomever President Barack Obama nominates to the U.S. Supreme Court, breaking with his party's leadership.
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In a telephone town hall last week, Ms. McSally faced a wave of criticism from grass-roots Republicans for breaking with Mr. Trump on his threat of Mexican tariffs, which the senator warned would harm the state economy.
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While the House's liberal superstars are adept at promoting their progressive positions and routinely generate headlines for breaking with the party line, they have not made a habit of lobbying their colleagues to defy Ms. Pelosi en masse.
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Breaking with decades of asylum practice, the Mexican government has also allowed the Trump administration to send more than 120 men, women and children to Tijuana while they await decisions on their asylum applications in the United States.
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Breaking with a five-year-old energy overhaul that opened Mexico's closely held oil industry to the private sector, Mr. López Obrador wants to spend billions of dollars to strengthen the dominance of Mexico's state-owned energy companies.
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"If Trump is openly breaking with him, that dramatically lowers his capital," said Dan K. Eberhart, an Arizona oil investor and Republican donor who has spoken to Mr. Bannon about his plans to build an antiestablishment political operation.
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"I hope God will open their hearts once again," he said, his voice breaking with emotion as he recalled the final journey of Aylan, his five-year-old brother and Abdullah's wife, who all drowned in the crossing.
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This is one more area where New York can reimagine its criminal justice system, breaking with its past as a leader in locking Americans up and throwing away the key to instead become a national model of reform.
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Breaking with tradition, Mr. Sugio built a brand on playful nigiri with unexpected sauces, searing and presentation: a touch of warm tomato to realign the thermal balance of fatty salmon, a poached egg to add richness to fluke.
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Senator Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey, excoriated the civil rights record of Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama and Mr. Trump's pick for attorney general, breaking with a long-held Senate custom of comity in the chamber.
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"I can finally now put this behind me and not ever have to worry about this, looking back, ever again," he said, his voice breaking with emotion as his parents and brother huddled nearby in a courthouse corridor.
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The department has now identified the issue as a primary security threat, breaking with a decade of flagging attention and standing in stark contrast to President Trump, who has repeatedly dismissed white supremacy as an insignificant fringe movement.
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Notably, however, Democrats have not staged a floor vote to launch their inquiry — a decision breaking with both the Nixon and Clinton proceedings, when the full House first voted to direct the Judiciary Committee to begin the process.
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Furthermore, only 51 percent of Republicans and 44 percent of conservatives approve of Trump questioning the intelligence community's findings on election meddling, suggesting that even some of the president's hardcore supporters are breaking with him on the issue.
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CNN has reported that some Senate Democrats have grown restless over the delay, which Pelosi has claimed is necessary to ensure the Senate trial has fair rules, but House Democrats have largely avoided publicly breaking with their speaker.
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The victims are descendants of Mormon settlers that came to the region after breaking with the Utah-based Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints decades ago over the issue of polygamy, though it's no longer practiced.
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In 2016, Bernie Sanders laid the groundwork for this shift, shocking many by breaking with the party, calling out Israel's "disproportionate attack" on Gaza, and urging politicians to treat Palestinians with "respect and dignity" on live network television.
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Most alarming to the residents were reports that the government was breaking with a longstanding policy of leasing the islands that are home to some of the world's premier resorts and selling the atoll outright to the Saudis.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House hopeful Deval Patrick said on Sunday he would not disavow a super PAC in support of his nascent candidacy, breaking with some leading Democrats who have ruled out accepting financial backing from outside groups.
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After the Obama administration's clashes with Israel over its settlement policy and lack of action on a two-state solution, the new administration appears ready to embrace the notion of "greater Israel," breaking with decades of American policy.
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But "Trump bonded with Lieberman" at their meeting on Wednesday, according to Politico, and though personal rapport between the president and the FBI director has not traditionally been considered necessary or even desirable, Trump enjoys breaking with tradition.
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Breaking with the normal order of succession for the Justice Department, Mr. Trump then installed as acting attorney general, Matthew G. Whitaker, a White House loyalist with ties to a company that had been shut down for fraud.
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Pompeo said on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday that the U.S. is still interested in a peace deal, but that the Taliban must agree to preconditions such as "certain reductions in violence" and breaking with al-Qaeda.
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Did you say, "I'm breaking with Donald Trump, I'm not supporting Donald Trump," then you were attacked by the Right, then you sort of went on ... I'm going to call this your apology tour, or something else happened?
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Other volumes have profiled Chester Brown and Carl Barks; in singling out Moore for attention, the series is breaking with its own pattern by focusing on one of the few notable comics creators who is a writer only.
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Breaking with aides who previously claimed that higher growth will pay for a tax-cutting plan that they outlined in April, Mr Trump freely admitted that deficits might increase in the short-term—two years is his optimistic prediction.
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Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, said at a news conference on Friday that it was necessary to impose "consequences" on the Episcopal Church for breaking with church doctrine that marriage is only between a man and a woman.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is breaking with modern precedent in his refusal to succumb to pressure to publicly release more information on his past tax payments on the day that every American is expected to privately file theirs.
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Cohen had been Trump's lawyer and a loyal member of his inner circle for over a decade, but began to show signs of breaking with his former boss before audio tapes of his convos with Trump surfaced last month.
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Bankers and industry experts have said that valuing Polestar could be tricky as it has not said yet when Polestar 2 sales will begin or how it will build brand awareness with customers after breaking with the Volvo image.
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KUTA, Indonesia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Standing on her surfboard as it was lifted by a wave, Zahwa Ardika Utami is one of a small but growing number of girls breaking with Indonesian tradition to take up the macho sport.
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Barring a late shift in voter intentions, the ballot will put its two biggest parties centre stage and offer them an uneasy choice between maintaining a near century-old rivalry and breaking with tradition in a potentially unstable alliance.
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Last year, the Obama administration abstained from voting on the non-binding resolution for the first time in 25 years, breaking with a longstanding tradition of voting "no" as part of its efforts to foster better relations with Cuba.
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So while Blickle considers herself a painter, she incorporates a range of mediums in her practice, including illustration, photography, textiles, collage, and even handmade ceramics, which she installs with her paintings and admits to accidentally breaking with alarming frequency.
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Another Democrat-controlled committee, the powerful Ways and Means Committee, has requested the personal and corporate tax returns of Mr. Trump, who did not release those documents during the 2016 campaign, breaking with a long tradition among presidential candidates.
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Tucked on West 127th Street, a few steps away from the bustling brunch scene, was the Nation of Islam's Muhammad Mosque No. Seven, which Malcolm X had led (in a different location), before breaking with the group in 1964.
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The leader of the delegation, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, caused a stir on Wednesday when he declared a weaker US dollar would be good for the country, breaking with a long tradition of government officials endorsing a stronger dollar.
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When the Justice Department was forced to release the redacted version of the FISA application to monitor Page in July, Burr said there were "sound reasons" to approve the warrant, breaking with House conservatives who said it showed wrongdoing.
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While Trump filed his financial disclosure form with the Federal Election Commission — one he boasts is the largest in the history of the agency — he has steadfastly refused to reveal his tax records, breaking with decades of presidential tradition.
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Breaking with tradition, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has told country leaders not to come to the podium Monday without "concrete and transformative plans" to halt rising global temperatures, achieve carbon neutrality and cut carbon emissions by 45 percent.
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LAGOS, Nigeria (Reuters) - Frustrated by one of the world's highest rates of sexual assault, poor law enforcement and tribal taboos that keep people quiet about gender violence, some Nigerian women are breaking with tradition to take self-defense classes.
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If he publicly weighs in to dispute its findings he would be breaking with longstanding traditions, under which the attorney general has avoided siding with the White House to prevent the Justice Department being used to pursue political grudges.
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Trump is breaking with precedent set by seven past presidents in choosing to rarely read the President's Daily Brief (PDB), which includes what officials have deemed to be the most important U.S. intelligence from hot spots around the globe.
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" A difficult holiday choice This Thanksgiving, David Perry's family is ordering a cooked turkey, breaking with its tradition of following an elaborate recipe which uses 30-plus ingredients in its stuffing and requires "an every-15-minute basting regime.
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The short statement, tucked into the middle of a nearly two-hour speech, appeared to confirm reports that Trump's plan left the Palestinians without any part of Jerusalem, breaking with UN Security Council resolutions and the virtual international consensus.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon is reportedly throwing his support behind former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore in the GOP primary runoff next month for Alabama's special Senate election, breaking with President Trump's preferred candidate.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday tapped Fed Governor Jerome Powell to become head of the U.S. central bank, breaking with precedent by denying Janet Yellen a second term but signaling a continuation of her cautious monetary policies.
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It's also not instilling confidence in us that Trump is at war with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who reportedly called him a "moron" this summer, and his Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis is openly breaking with him on foreign policy.
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Xi cemented his political authority at a key twice-a-decade party congress last month, enshrining an eponymous political ideology in the party's constitution and breaking with recent precedent by unveiling a new leadership line-up without a clear successor.
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Third Way vice president Jim Kessler delivered a county-by-county breakdown of Republican versus Democratic voters and argued, in part, that President Donald Trump won by breaking with Republican orthodoxy, according to lawmakers who attended the closed-door briefing.
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Affleck, who won the Oscar for Best Actor in 2017 for his role in "Manchester by the Sea," is breaking with one of Tinseltown's time-honored traditions, wherein the previous year's Best Actor winner announces the winner for Best Actress.
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Trump's EPA chief, Scott Pruitt, told CNBC that he doesn't believe "human activity" is a primary contributor to global warming, breaking with a majority of scientists worldwide, including those at federal agencies like NASA and the National Oceanic Atmospheric Association.
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Trump said in May that he is open to raising taxes on the rich, backing off his prior proposals to reduce taxes on all Americans and breaking with Republican presidential nominees who have staunchly opposed tax hikes for almost three decades.
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A year ago, Trump made a similar plea for bread-breaking with Democrats, only to have the year swallowed up by scorched-earth congressional elections, a divisive fight over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and finally the 35-day government shutdown.
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Breaking with the industry standard 70 / 30 percent revenue split, Epic said on Tuesday that its store would offer an 88 / 12 percent, which means it will let developers keep more revenue on each sale than any other competing game store.
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Trump last week tapped Powell, 64, a Fed governor since 2012, to become head of the U.S. central bank, breaking with precedent by denying Janet Yellen a second four-year term but signaling a continuation of her cautious monetary policies.
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Mrs Thatcher argued that only by breaking with a failed consensus could Britain offer its people what they desperately wanted: private homes rather than council homes, efficient trains rather than nationalised cattle carts, economic growth rather than conflict and stagnation.
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Such a grassroots-focused approach would involve breaking with the "hundred days" model of the presidency, in which a new president tries to push through as much as possible as soon as possible, before their "mandate" or "political capital" dissipates.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyDemocrats praise Romney for breaking with GOP on convicting Trump The Hill's Morning Report - Icy moments between Trump, Pelosi mark national address Democratic senator: 'I regret attending' Trump's State of the Union speech MORE (D-Conn.).
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The Senate GOP tax plan will propose to delay a corporate tax rate cut from 35% to 20% until 2019, breaking with Trump's preference that those cuts be effective immediately, The Washington Post reports, citing "four people briefed" on the plan.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday named Fed Governor Jerome Powell as his nominee to become head of the U.S. central bank, breaking with precedent by denying Janet Yellen a second term but signalling a continuation of her cautious monetary policies.
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Myles has a theory about her resurgent popularity — you might call it the Theory of the Bad Copy, which posits that most people who are breaking with the past do so by presenting initially as bad copies of an accepted person.
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Of the nearly two dozen seats that Senate Republicans are defending in 2020, including McConnell's, most are in safely red states where breaking with Trump over the border fight could backfire with base GOP voters and potentially spark a primary fight.
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"By demanding the citizenship status of each resident, the Trump administration is breaking with decades of policy and potentially causing a major undercount that would threaten billions in federal funds and New York's fair representation in Congress and the Electoral College."
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The government of South Korean President Moon Jae-in seems to be breaking with past policy in suggesting that recognizing North Korea as a nuclear power could be viewed as a realistic way to set the stage for any future negotiations.
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Mr. Boehner has kept a low profile since he stunned Republicans last year by announcing he would step down from the House, averting a possible government shutdown and breaking with elements of his party that rejected any deals with Democrats.
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Butina was sentenced on Friday after the Siberia native, her voice breaking with emotion, begged a judge for mercy and expressed remorse for conspiring with a Russian official to infiltrate a gun rights group and influence U.S. conservative activists and Republicans.
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The latest draft of the communique, for now, makes no reference to trade and protectionism issues, breaking with a decade-old tradition of G20 communiques which have, over the years, used various formulations to endorse free trade and reject protectionism.
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While the GOP lawmaker has been breaking with the White House and his party on legislation such as the ObamaCare repeal plan, his town hall constituents are urging him to pull away further from the Trump administration, according to the reports.
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A growing number of Democrats in Congress, meanwhile, cited the article in renewing their longstanding demands for Mr. Trump to release his income tax returns, something he has steadfastly declined to do, breaking with four decades of practice by previous presidents.
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Goodell's father had done the same in breaking with a Republican president over Vietnam, and it had cost him his job; the previously friendly Nixon White House turned against him and helped to defeat him in his 22017 re-election campaign.
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Mr. Rubio may face intense skepticism in any such effort from Democrats, who see him as frequently feinting toward political independence but seldom actually breaking with his party, and from fellow Republicans who are uncertain of his plans and motives.
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In an unprecedented experiment, VoteCastr teamed up with Slate and Vice News to publish projections hours before the polls closed, breaking with a longstanding journalistic tradition of waiting until final votes are cast in each state before reporting the results.
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During Wednesday's first public impeachment hearing, even the moderate and retiring Republicans on the Intelligence Committee showed no signs of breaking with Trump, raising serious doubts about whether Democrats will be able to peel off a single GOP vote for impeachment.
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The best explanation for it is generally the obvious one: that after a lifetime of rule-breaking with impunity, he is prone to narcissistic delusions and at the same time has little understanding of the limits of his presidential power.
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By inappropriately withholding the articles of impeachment and breaking with tradition, Pelosi simply gave McConnell ample reason to exercise the "nuclear option" and change the rules on both majority voting as well as the rule for the start of trials.
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"It's hard to imagine future historians condemning Barack Obama for breaking with his country's past ostracism of Cuba or joining the civilized world in combating climate change or pursuing a more humane and accessible approach to health care," Mr. Smith said.
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Breaking with a pattern under both Democratic and Republican presidents, the Trump administration has said that it intends to hold Iran fully responsible for any attacks carried out by the Houthis or other regional allies that the administration deems Iranian proxies.
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But he also said he was not entirely convinced that Russia was solely responsible for interference in the 2016 election, breaking with American intelligence agencies, which have agreed that the efforts emanated from Moscow and were directed by Mr. Putin.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — When President Trump said Wednesday that he would not insist on the creation of a Palestinian state as part of a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians, was he breaking with decades of American policy?
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But after Mr. Chávez died in 2013 and Venezuela's economy began to spiral downward, some of his loyal street enforcers increasingly turned to crime, breaking with the government and joining a constellation of armed groups that kidnap, steal and kill.
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But experts say the political limbo, while awkward, is his best option: breaking with Trump could cost him the conservative base, but embracing the volatile standard-bearer could risk moderate voters in a state that swings blue in presidential years.
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"Through this Executive Order, the administration is breaking with over forty years of precedent by limiting where refugees can be resettled in the US," said Jennifer Sime, senior vice president of resettlement, asylum and integration at the International Rescue Committee.
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Senate Republicans revealed their own version of tax-reform legislation Thursday, breaking with President Trump by offering a one-year delay to the corporate tax cut, and with House Republicans by completely repealing a deduction for state and local taxes.
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And in 2015, despite representing the most Jewish district in the country, he voted for President Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal, breaking with Senator Chuck Schumer and other prominent New York-area Democrats — and infuriating many constituents and some Jewish groups.
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U.S. President Donald Trump told Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday that he intends to shift the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, breaking with decades of U.S. policy that the city's status must be decided in negotiations with the Palestinians.
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Dahlan was speaking via his Twitter account shortly before Trump confirmed in a speech that Washington was breaking with longstanding U.S. policy by recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and moving the U.S. Embassy to the city from Tel Aviv.
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Now Mnangagwa, 75, is under pressure himself to deliver on the economy and show that he is breaking with the policies of Mugabe, whose 37-year rule since independence in 1980 turned a promising country into an economic basket case and international pariah.
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This scenario would mean the "breaking with the decades-old tradition of a grand coalition between OVP and the Social Democrats of incumbent Chancellor Christian Kern," Wolfango Piccoli, co-president of risk consultancy Teneo Intelligence, said in a note earlier this week.
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US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Sunday he was open to raising taxes on the rich, backing off his prior proposal to reduce taxes on all Americans and breaking with one of his party's core policies dating back to the 1990s.
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The British Conservative Party—or a dominant faction within it—has pursued its dream of leaving the European Union despite the fact that doing so has involved breaking with 45 years of history, embracing a referendum and throwing the country into turmoil.
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By breaking with Republicans on what could be the most defining vote of his career, Romney has set a new standard for independence for GOP lawmakers, who have been reluctant to forcefully challenge the president during his first three years in office.
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Trump, breaking with his running mate, other Republican leaders, and even his own daughter — not to mention comments he made just weeks earlier in the first debate — said he would "keep you in suspense" about whether he would concede if he loses.
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"To all the women and especially the young women who put their faith in this campaign and in me, I want you to know that nothing has made me prouder than to be your champion," Clinton said, her voice breaking with emotion.
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The department had previously told reporters covering Tillerson's trip to South Korea, Japan, and China that he would not be taking reporters on his plane and that they would have to fly commercially, breaking with decades of precedent stretching back to Henry Kissinger.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Friday that it expected to send about 300 additional troops to the border with Mexico including roughly 100 cooks who would hand out meals, breaking with past policy to avoid troops coming in contact with migrants.
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He has vowed to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, breaking with the practice of several of his predecessors who campaigned saying they would move the embassy during their campaigns but balked once they were in the White House.
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Trump shocked longtime observers of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process earlier this year when he declined to endorse a two-state solution to the conflict, breaking with stated US policy under his past two predecessors Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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" Her voice breaking with emotion as she described her joint appearance with Clinton at Monday's rally, Warren said, "People start cheering and I see these little girls and these very, very senior women, and I see people holding signs that say 'Girl Power.
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Trump shocked longtime observers of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process earlier this year when he declined to endorse a two-state solution to the conflict, breaking with stated US policy under his past two predecessors, Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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The IEA's Executive Director Fatih Birol has made strengthening ties with emerging powers the agency's top priority, choosing China for his first trip into the job and breaking with the practice of previous chiefs, who began their tenure by visiting an IEA country.
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The current U.S.-China trade dialogue has a good chance of breaking with this long-standing pattern of failure for two reasons: First, unlike his predecessors, the current U.S. president has shown a personal interest in trade policy and is focused on it.
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The chairmen of the House and Senate Budget Committees issued a joint statement late last week announcing that, breaking with precedent, they wouldn't invite the Office of Management and Budget director to testify before their respective panels to discuss the president's budget.
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Though Republicans have been wary of breaking with Trump on border security, they are also concerned that he's setting a legal precedent that could be used by a future Democratic president to force through policies on issues like climate change or gun control.
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BIRMINGHAM, England — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain capped the Conservative Party's convention on Wednesday by breaking with the domestic agenda of her predecessor, courting working-class voters and promising to use the power of government to rein in abuses by big business.
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Breaking with her usual custom of placing the wreath at the Cenotaph on Whitehall in central London, the queen asked her eldest son to take on the role, in part because of the demands of the ceremony for someone in their 90s.
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"It certainly was, in many ways quite a groundbreaking speech," said Nile Gardiner, an analyst at the conservative Heritage Foundation, who praised Trump for his "assertive and aggressive" delivery and for breaking with the more "deferential" multilateral doctrine of the Obama administration.
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The transgender community has a prolific history of breaking with society's mandates in order to live as their authentic selves; it's time we follow in their footsteps, to boldly break from the status quo and usher in a new paradigm of visibility.
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Where I think the movie is perhaps more instructive to this moment in time is in its depiction of a woman who is deeply uncomfortable with breaking with her social and economic class to do what she knows to be the right thing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump plans to nominate Patrick Shanahan, a former Boeing Co executive, as his defense secretary, the White House said on Thursday, breaking with tradition by choosing someone who made a career at a top defense company as Pentagon chief.
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"I don't see why we would want to start a circular firing squad in our party when we have an opportunity that's almost a once-in-a lifetime opportunity to make a big change for people's lives," he said, breaking with Mr. Flake.
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The invitation extended to Israeli hardliners is a further sign that the Trump administration may be planning to embrace the West Bank settlement movement, breaking with decades of U.S. policy and effectively ending U.S. attempts to lay the groundwork for a Palestinian state.
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Set during the Mexican Revolution, it concerns a European mercenary known as "The Pole" (Franco Nero) who pragmatically switches sides, breaking with the corrupt government to work for a rebellious, if self-aggrandizing, peon (Tony Musante) and his ultraleft mistress (Giovanna Ralli).
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This week, the Zionist Union, a four-year-old liberal alliance, blew itself up as the Labor Party chief, Avi Gabbay, humiliated the veteran politician Tzipi Livni by abruptly breaking with her and her boutique party Hatnuah (The Movement) while television cameras rolled.
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The delay is the latest example of Trump making friendly gestures toward China despite blasting it on the campaign trail (and igniting an early controversy by breaking with decades of US policy by taking a call from Taiwan's president during the transition).
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That didn't stop Republicans from breaking with custom and forcing us to appear in person to invoke our rights, "perp walking" us before the Fox News cameras to create the false impression of guilt — an ignominy spared President Trump's men, like Michael Flynn.
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Nicholas Soames, grandson of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, is among the 21 lawmakers set to be expelled from the United Kingdom's Conservative Party after breaking with Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a vote on Brexit earlier on Tuesday, Reuters reports.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Robert Redfield said Tuesday that it was wrong to refer to the novel coronavirus as a "Chinese coronavirus," breaking with a slew of GOP lawmakers who have attached the label to the deadly disease.
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Concerns about the fairness of the process grew when Antonio Costas, a vice president on the tribunal, resigned in protest over his colleague's decision to stop issuing periodic vote tally updates on Monday, breaking with what had been the norm in previous elections.
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By rendering typical coming-of-age milestones (breaking with family, first kiss, first job) through Zelda's decidedly atypical perspective, MacDonald rejects longstanding stereotypes and introduces a 21st-century heroine who is fearless and capable — and who, by the way, happens to be neurodivergent.
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Breaking with precedent, Mr. Trump chose the Saudi capital, Riyadh, as the first foreign destination of his presidency and told leaders of dozens of Muslim countries gathered there that he considered the kingdom a crucial ally in fighting terrorism and confronting Iran.
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In a conference room off his office, Mr. Netanyahu thanked the small circle of prominent pastors and activists on Tuesday for pressing President Trump to open the embassy, breaking with decades of American policy that Jerusalem's status should be decided in peace talks.
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It confronted Republicans with a choice between breaking with a president who demands loyalty and preserving money Congress had set aside for military projects in their states, and sticking with Mr. Trump's border wall, even at the expense of their own constituents.
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It has been widely reported that a vast amount of Russian money is tied up in President Donald Trump's assets and business interests — interests which Trump, breaking with longstanding precedent, refused to divest or put into a blind trust upon assuming office.
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Their decisions show how the path McCain cut through the Trump era -- breaking with the President on foreign policy, health care, immigration and more -- complicated his relationship with diehard Republicans in a state where the GOP electorate is now demanding fealty to Trump.
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If they go too far in breaking with Trump, they could anger the President and as a result his core supporters, who they need to turn out in full force in order to win in Florida, where statewide elections can be incredibly close.
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Patrick Chappatte President Trump on Wednesday formally recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, breaking with nearly 70 years of American foreign policy and with the international community, setting in motion a plan to move the American Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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REVERSE GREENLAND - A short-lived idea for Scotland to stay in the EU by breaking with England and keeping the United Kingdom's seat in Brussels; inspired by how Greenland quit the bloc in 50 while the rest of the Danish kingdom stayed in.
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"I hope on the promises he's made to blue collar America on trade, on carried interest, on infrastructure, that he'll stick with them and work with us, even if it means breaking with the Republicans who have always opposed these things," Sen.
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He became instead a mentor to Lyndon Johnson, who ended up breaking with Russell on civil rights first in a small way over the weak Civil Rights Act of 203 and later and more dramatically over the strong Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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And with polls showing many young Republicans breaking with their party on climate change, political strategists described the initiative as part of an effort to steer Mr. Trump toward more environmentally friendly messaging without abandoning the development of more planet-warming fossil fuel energy.
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Bobby RushBobby Lee RushDemocrats praise Romney for breaking with GOP on convicting Trump Democrats criticize Medal of Freedom for Limbaugh as 'slap in the face' Lobbying world MORE (D-Ill.) called for a hearing on the league's embarrassing cheating scandal involving the Houston Astros.
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Rep.-elect Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) plans to lead a congressional delegation to the occupied West Bank next year, breaking with the traditional visit to Israel for newly elected members of Congress sponsored by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), The Intercept reports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Senator Mitt Romney, breaking with his party, said on Wednesday he would vote to convict U.S. President Donald Trump of the impeachment charge of abusing his power, accusing the president of an "abusive and destructive violation" of his oath of office.
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For the firm's annual executive retreat in 2015, Mr Nadella included the heads of companies Microsoft had recently acquired, such as Mojang, the maker of Minecraft, a video game, and Acompli, an e-mail app, breaking with the tradition that only longtime executives can attend.
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Between them, they boast over 50,000 followers; their #nofilter posts include photos from the front row at Paris Fashion Week; they host exclusive parties, share behind-the-scenes footage from photo shoots, and make Paris look like a playground of teenagers breaking with French tradition.
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The ceremony in a medieval chapel at Windsor Castle blended ancient English ritual with African American culture, breaking with tradition, in particular the passionate sermon of U.S. Episcopalian bishop Michael Bruce Curry that was far removed from the sombre tones of the Church of England.
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After the New York Taxi Workers Alliance announced it would halt passenger pick-up at New York's JFK airport in solidarity with the protesters, Uber announced it would temporarily remove surge-pricing in the area, which was seen as breaking with the NYTWA's strike.
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The U.N. resolution passed in the 15-member Security Council because the United States, under the administration of former President Barack Obama, did not wield its veto power and instead abstained, breaking with its long-standing tradition of diplomatically shielding Israel at the international body.
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As lawmakers digested details of the rescue, which involves the state rather than investors bearing most of the cost, many criticised Rome for breaking with the spirit of a framework known as banking union — and the European Commission in Brussels for allowing it do so.
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In her first public statement since resigning over this crisis in February, Hedman said her resignation was the "honorable" thing to do as a public servant, her voice breaking with emotion when she shared that she has not stopped worrying about the people in Flint.
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Jared Kushner's surprise visit to Iraq yesterday, breaking with Pentagon safety protocol by being announced before he'd even landed and usurping a job traditionally performed by the secretary of state, was further proof of his outsized role in his father-in-law's White House.
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Scott, breaking with NRA norms, said he wants to raise the minimum age to purchase any firearm to 21, make it "virtually impossible" for the mentally ill to buy or own a gun, and implement mandatory law enforcement in every school, among other suggestions.
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On December 2nd, encouraged by the fiercest anti-China hawks among his advisers, including Steve Bannon, at that time his chief strategist, Trump took a telephone call from the President of Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen, breaking with nearly four decades of American diplomatic practice.
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The Senate passed legislation on Thursday breaking with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's Syria policy.
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Canada has agreed to negotiate a bilateral extradition treaty with China, breaking with a longstanding opposition over concerns about China's lack of due process and other human rights violations, according to a joint communiqué quietly posted on the website of the Canadian prime minister's office.
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Breaking with Al Qaeda, he founded the group that became the Islamic State, which today occupies Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul, and a vast stretch of territory across Iraq and Syria, and just this week killed more than 200 civilians in suicide bombings in Baghdad.
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Last year, the Obama administration abstained from the vote, breaking with a longstanding tradition of voting "no" as part of its efforts to foster better relations, a campaign that included re-opening the US embassy in Havana and a visit by then-President Barack Obama.
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And ultimately, some of the reforms the Trump administration is demanding could even help the country overtake the U.S. Breaking with the forty-year history of constructive engagement with China, many of Trump's policies appear to be aimed at confronting, and perhaps even containing Beijing.
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As lawmakers digested details of the rescue, which involves the state rather than investors bearing most of the cost, many criticized Rome for breaking with the spirit of a framework known as banking union — and the European Commission in Brussels for allowing it do so.
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In December of 2017, Trump announced he would move the U.S. embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, breaking with decades of U.S. policy and officially recognizing the city as the Israeli capital, a move met by swift criticism from the international community.
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Which GOP senator on Tuesday advocated breaking with the White House and Senate leaders to pass bills this week to reopen parts of the government that are not embroiled in the wall funding fight, quipping with reporters, "I think we can walk and chew gum"?
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Settler leaders see the announcement of new Jewish settlements as a clear sign that U.S.-Israel relations have entered a new phase, one in which Trump, breaking with international consensus, will not condemn Israeli settlements that are still defined as illegal under international law.
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The State Department had previously told reporters covering Tillerson's trip to South Korea, Japan, and China that he would not be taking reporters on his plane and that they would have to fly commercially, breaking with decades of precedent stretching back to Henry Kissinger.
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Senate Democrats, despite facing a long-shot battle to block the nomination, have unleashed broad attacks on Mr. Kavanaugh's record — even as their red-state colleagues, tangled in tough re-election campaigns, contemplate breaking with the party to support the judge and woo voters.
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In the U.S.: Mr. Netanyahu met with President Trump at the White House, where Mr. Trump signed a proclamation recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights — a patch of land that the country seized from Syria in 1967 — breaking with decades of American foreign policy.
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The hope now is that his savage attacks, penchant for mimicry and resourcefulness in nickname creation — recall "Lyin' Ted" and "Little Marco" — can be turned to devastating effect on the very Senate Democrats who have gone to lengths to avoid publicly breaking with him.
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The U.S. withdrawal hinges on the Taliban's fulfillment of major commitments that have hobbled peace agreements in the past, including breaking with al Qaeda, the Islamic State and other terrorist groups, and maintaining the reduction in violence seen over the last week, Esper said.
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The 500-page report criticized Mr. Comey for breaking with longstanding policy and publicly discussing — in a news conference and a pair of letters in the middle of the campaign — an investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server in handling classified information.
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As the district has grown more Republican, he's been able to stave off GOP opponents and win reelection, touting the Agriculture Committee gavel he held from 2007 to 2011 and currently holds, as well as his record of breaking with his party on key issues.
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"Given his penchant for breaking with tradition, we are not surprised with the president's comments ... His comments are likely to add to financial market volatility, at least in the beginning, " Joseph Capurso, a currency strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, wrote in a note.
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Breaking with all of his predecessors at the E.P.A. for the last 25 years, as well as other members of President Trump's cabinet, he does not release a list of public speaking events and he discloses most official trips only after they are over.
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While pundits once advised Democratic leaders that courting suburban support would require breaking with liberal orthodoxy, the party's new electoral coalition of minorities and culturally progressive whites has allowed it to unite around left-of-center positions on issues from gun control to gay rights.
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The announcement also comes amid reports of crumbling morale in the White House and Republicans repeatedly breaking with the President on several issues, including the administration's newly announced tariffs and positions on gun reform that Trump expressed at a White House meeting earlier this week.
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Ousted national security adviser John Bolton put on display the deep schisms between himself and President Donald Trump on North Korea, publicly breaking with his former boss on Monday about how best to get Kim Jong Un's regime to wind down its nuclear weapons program.
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GOP mega-donor and Las Vegas casino magnate Sheldon Adelson is reportedly breaking with ex-White House adviser Stephen Bannon and switching his support to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump has indicated that he does not intend to receive daily intelligence briefings about global affairs and national security threats after his inauguration, breaking with a tradition that commanders in chief from both parties have followed since the Cold War.
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In his report, the inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, pointedly criticized Mr. Comey for breaking with longstanding policy to publicly discuss the Clinton case, and he castigated "insubordinate" senior officials who worked with Mr. Comey for privately criticizing Mr. Trump even as they investigated him.
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Breaking with tradition on the normally nonpartisan panel, Burr and his fellow Republicans refused to sign off on the report's findings, deriding it as a partisan exercise that could harm US national security by sparking renewed anti-American feelings in Muslim and Arab countries.
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Before he had formed Yellow Magic Orchestra, Hosono's band Happy End brought American and Japanese music closer together than ever before when they released their self-titled 223 folk-rock debut, sung entirely in Japanese (breaking with the popular Japanese rock convention of singing in English).
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He oversaw the group's expansion into Syria as that country's civil war worsened, renaming his group in 2013 the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria and breaking with al-Qaeda and its Syrian affiliate, Jabhat al Nusra, over their insistence that his forces return to Iraq.
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He declined to hold one last year — breaking with more than 20 years of White House tradition — amid the legal wrangling and fallout from the controversial executive order banning travel and refugees from seven Muslim-majority countries and after fearmongering against Muslims on the campaign trail.
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But the fact that she's breaking with her colleagues is a reminder that the Squad, while a powerful symbol for many voters (as well as a favorite object of vitriol for President Trump and others on the right), was never meant to be a voting bloc.
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WASHINGTON, May 9 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump plans to nominate acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, a former Boeing Co executive, as his defense secretary, breaking with tradition by choosing a Pentagon chief who made a career at a top defense company, the White House said on Thursday.
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On Wednesday, two top Republicans -- House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr -- said the FBI acted appropriately in how it interacted with a confidential FBI source who was in contact with several campaign aides, breaking with Trump's claims of spies implanted in his campaign.
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With the five new members of the PBSC aged 219 or above, no heir apparent to Xi was anointed, breaking with recent custom and prompting speculation that Xi would seek to stay in power beyond 22017 when his second five-year term is due to end.
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That created a Catch-22 for Republicans, who have been wary of breaking with Trump on border security but also have concerns that he is establishing a precedent for a future Democratic president to force through action on issues like climate change or gun control. Sen.
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"He was amazing, and totally selfless, and just a ... good soldier who never asked for any recognition, other than to make sure people were taken care of," Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants, told CNN in a phone interview, her voice breaking with emotion.
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It was the latest iteration of Ms. Pelosi's campaign-trail exhortation to Democratic candidates to "just win, baby" — her swaggering way of saying they should do whatever they had to to protect the party's chances of winning the majority, even if that meant breaking with her personally.
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WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security is beginning to address white supremacist terrorism as a primary security threat, breaking with a decade of flagging attention after bigoted mass shooters from New Zealand to Texas took the lives of nearly 100 people in the last six months.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren HillPelosi announces Porter, Haaland will sit on Oversight panel Saagar Enjeti rips Sanders's decision to revoke Young Turks founder's endorsement Sanders revokes congressional endorsement for Young Turks founder Cenk Uygur MORE (D-Calif.), breaking with leading California Democrats who back state Rep.
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Ethan Schrum's The Instrumental University takes a wider view, describing a movement among influential university leaders after World War II to make the research university an engine of knowledge for economic development and other dimensions of "national purpose," breaking with the university's traditional values of truth-seeking.
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Trump last week tweeted that he wanted Gallagher to be allowed to retire as a SEAL, but Esper's new admission shows that Trump directly intervened to make sure it happened, breaking with the regular process which would have included an internal Pentagon review of the case.
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Breaking with decades-old tradition, the two most consequential pieces of domestic legislation enacted during the last two administrations — the Affordable Care Act and the tax reform package passed late last year — were drafted in the absence of any meaningful bipartisan cooperation and without any bipartisan support.
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Sanders has frequently raised doubts over breaking with lawmaking customs to advance his big-ticket policy agenda, but in a statement to CNN, he said his Medicare for All push would not be halted by current filibuster rules, which effectively require 60 votes to advance a bill.
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When a majority of Scots voted against breaking with Britain in 2014, they were not then voting to break with the European Union, and their preference for staying in the union was firmly confirmed when 62 percent voted against Brexit in the referendum in June 2016.
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RELATED: Trump rattle NATO with 'obsolete' blast Tearing at fragile European divisions, he described the EU as a "vehicle" for German control, and praised Britain for voting to leave -- breaking with decades of US foreign policy orthodoxy that sees a strong, unified Europe as vital to global security.
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John Kelly, Donald Trump's newly confirmed Secretary of Homeland Security, told the Senate he would "absolutely" abide by US laws prohibiting the use of waterboarding and other forms of torture, breaking with Trump's campaign promise to bring back waterboarding and "worse" forms of torture in the fight against terrorism.
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The Velvet Rope was Jackson's sixth studio album, and served to continue a journey that had begun with the "awakening" that led to her breaking with her father's management and direction, ultimately resulting in her third — and breakout — album, 1986's Control, an ode to independence and strength.
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"When you get long-term trend lines breaking with a stock, a major index or in this case yields, what you also see is after the initial break of that trend line, you see a test to the downside of that trend line which eventually becomes support," added Hickey.
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Meanwhile, breaking with tradition, Starling is formally disclosing its latest customer numbers, presumably now that it has hit a respectable number: the challenger bank now has 460,000 personal current accounts and 30,000 SME accounts, and says it expects to hit one million customers by the end of 2019.
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For weeks they have grappled with how to avoid breaking with the president on border security while also voicing their concerns about the precedent being set with an emergency declaration that could help a future Democratic president force through proposals on issues such as gun control or climate change.
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Washington (CNN)Without consulting the White House, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats decided to reassert the intelligence community's assessment that Moscow interfered in the 2016 election Monday, publicly breaking with President Donald Trump, who earlier had expressed doubts about that finding while standing alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Northam's slip could prove to be a cautionary lesson, especially if he ends up losing to Gillespie: As Democrats energize voters by railing against DeVos, while also breaking with the education policies of its party's past, they had better have an answer to what the future should look like.
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In a country with the world's second-highest rate of child marriage, according to U.N. data, Issa and other former child brides living in the Muslim PK5 quarter of the capital Bangui are breaking with tradition by setting up their own businesses as a means of survival and independence.
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