This is when Jon officially, without apology, breaks from Daenerys.
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Some people are taking breaks from Twitter as we speak.
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Mueller worked as as logger during summer breaks from school.
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This breaks from older generations' understanding of beauty, she said.
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What is it about me that people need breaks from?
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"[W]e had to take lil breaks from ghostin," Grande explained.
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Try to take frequent breaks from your chair throughout the day.
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The cast and crew sit with us during breaks from shooting.
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DTAs are tax breaks from losses suffered in the financial crisis.
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The installation breaks from the old model of public art projects.
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And you have to take breaks from social media. Yes. Yes.
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"When he breaks from Mitch McConnell, it helps him," Durbin said.
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And just like anything else, I need breaks from it sometimes.
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But the age groups took breaks from the app at similar rates.
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A rabbit breaks from the underbrush, dim gray movement against the black.
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One person who breaks from this consensus, however, is Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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"These are such distinct breaks from previous history and protocol," said Newmark.
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Take breaks from packing to allow your pets to continue their routines.
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You can even take breaks from being online at all, if possible.
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And they often took breaks from repetitive-motion activities in the summer.
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Most helpfully, though, I'm taking regular breaks from thinking and just being present.
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So I have taken a lot of breaks from my friendship with them.
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Frontier's management has argued that extended breaks from the cockpit raise safety issues.
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While the work is about poverty, it breaks from many literal, historical representations.
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" Next one is from Todd Heberlein: "Does Google recommend frequent breaks from VR?
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It could also strip some tax breaks from sectors such as energy and pharmaceuticals.
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Just before the interval, Johnson breaks from dinner to deliver a cod-Shakespearean soliloquy.
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What to watch: The coming months will reveal whether Tshisekedi breaks from Kabila's policies.
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We now know what Harvey Weinstein is doing during breaks from his courtroom battle.
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And he and Melania Trump, the first lady, did have breaks from the routine.
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He got better when he worked in European restaurant kitchens during breaks from college.
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Singers Selena Gomez and The Weeknd dated during one of Gomez's breaks from Bieber.
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And she was taking repeated breaks from her treatment, which made no sense to Johnson.
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Private lenders typically only allow for limited breaks from your payments, during which interest builds.
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I worked in Australia most summers during breaks from my fashion design studies in Israel.
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But her latest design breaks from tradition, since there's no cannabis-leaf emoji to date.
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Stock up on extra face masks to enjoy as you take breaks from the bullshit.
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In 2016 it found Apple guilty of receiving state aid through tax breaks from Ireland.
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Podcasts also provide kids with much-needed breaks from staring at screens, says Ms Bloom.
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It keeps in place breaks from value-added tax and benefits for zero carbon pollution.
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The government will introduce tax breaks from April for companies that comply with the call.
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The second thing that really breaks from their usual formula is their side+special attack.
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Apple received $208 million in tax breaks from Iowa to locate its data center there.
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GoPro's most recent ad breaks from that formula and aims for a more specific message.
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Apple received $208 million in tax breaks from Iowa to locate its data center there.
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And women who also took breaks from sitting throughout the day experienced an even larger drop.
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You need to give yourself regular breaks from the constant feeling of being on public display.
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So what does Snapchat do in its infinite brilliance but make something that … Breaks from that.
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High-profile celebrities, including actress Leslie Jones, have taken breaks from Twitter after enduring harassment campaigns.
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For most Muslims, prayer is obligatory five times a day, which usually requires breaks from work.
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Also doable: You can finance substantial rate cuts by removing tax breaks from the corporate code.
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Butler provides breaks from Millie's point of view that reveal her distrust of others is justified.
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For women it's compounded by lower wages, caregiving responsibilities, breaks from the workforce and greater longevity.
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His other company, Twitter, has gotten big tax breaks from the city where it is based.
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There are no breaks from parenting a young child — even 16 hours into a 103-mile race.
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And anything that decrease stress, such as breaks from work, has numerous mental and physical health benefits.
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I also take breaks from the account pretty often, I'm currently taking a break for the week!
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Between 1992 and 2009, the company received at least $149 million in tax breaks from Michigan alone.
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And when they do repeat, they should take breaks from bursting after astronomers observe a major flare.
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We'll find out tonight if EVOL breaks from the pattern he's established over the last 18 months.
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It is also seeking incentives and tax breaks from the federal government to expand manufacturing in India.
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Unless one of them breaks from the pack, it's hard to see how Rose isn't the nominee.
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When you take breaks from soaking up the sun this month, make time to hunt for deals.
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Amy Siskind's "The List" compiles her widely read online annal of breaks from democratic tradition during 2017.
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Its big impediment is a legacy of the crisis: tax breaks from all the losses Citi suffered.
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After all the tax breaks from François Hollande, do you think that you can go even further?
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Taking breaks from activity when needed and being patient with yourself can prevent the condition from advancing.
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"The Wholehearted" also breaks from the pack, so to speak, in that it is about an adult.
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The Original 2010 E3 Presentation Things fall apart once the narrator breaks from the intended path entirely.
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A moderate who sometimes breaks from party ranks, Collins joined Flake in calling for additional FBI scrutiny.
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Other children's book creators have taken breaks from writing to get more involved in the electoral process.
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Trump's public rage with Powell breaks from decades of presidential restraint when it comes to monetary policy.
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During breaks from her job selling souvenirs at a Broadway theater, she practiced in a parking lot.
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Well I'd say ... KS: For the frequent breaks, actually, do you recommend people take breaks from VR?
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A maverick who sometimes breaks from Republican ranks, Paul said in late July he will support Kavanaugh.
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One e-Sgoil teacher takes breaks from renovating a cottage on the island of Sanday to conduct lessons.
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Customers frequently cite tax breaks from being able to expense the cost more quickly as reasons for investment.
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With less than two weeks until Election Day, both candidates are taking short breaks from the campaign trail.
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While many of the technical aspects are similar to bitcoin, Libra breaks from the model in important ways.
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I would take really long breaks from ideas and then come back to them and eventually finish them.
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LG: Do you find yourself feeling any differently when you're able to take those occasional breaks from tech?
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But Sharapova has struggled with injuries throughout her career, repeatedly forcing her to take extended breaks from competition.
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But they require fuel, and so the future civilization must take breaks from the simulation to catch resources.
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As a result, you keep getting seemingly random offline pitches with promotions and price breaks from these distributors.
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That leaves plenty of open space for Digital Detox to fill with purposeful breaks from the default world.
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Saxbe suggests that parents try to take breaks from the news, and put their family's risk in perspective.
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Eat healthy food, take breaks from your computer screen, and tell anyone who's annoying you to fuck off.
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A striking number of designers are taking breaks from furniture and interiors to reconsider the humble soap bar.
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Those sequences with the hospital, the operating theater, they became very useful as breaks from hearing Mick's voice.
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The result is an addicting, bland, and revealing reality TV show that breaks from the genre&aposs norms.
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Businesses didn't demand tax breaks from their towns and then move away as soon as the tax break expired.
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The New York City charter, for instance, requires detailed reporting on tax breaks from its main economic development agency.
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Some find her breaks from the Democratic caucus, including a vote to advance a "stand your ground" law, mystifying.
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" The "Camp Bucca" game breaks from this, because it doesn't frame the player as one of the "good guys.
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Between enjoying expensive lobbyist dinners, long breaks from work, and health insurance, you have to actually do your job.
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The practice is legal, but breaks from the tradition of a tip being money a worker wouldn't otherwise receive.
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But I won't, because you should experience this for yourself, and precious breaks from work only last so long.
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Amazon has already shown itself to be adept at wringing incentives and tax breaks from state and local governments.
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I'm able to work on my schedule and take breaks from working when I start to feel too anxious.
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Experts counsel breaks from social media, and avoiding politics if a conversation is likely to escalate into a conflict.
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The report points out that not taking a vacation hurts overall productivity and that breaks from work are necessary.
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Those who took breaks from their normal routines to volunteer said the epidemic brought them closer to their communities.
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North's all-pink bedroom breaks from the standard beiges, tans, and whites that are typically used in minimalist classrooms.
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On this evening, the man had one of the all too rare breaks from the spasms and fell asleep.
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One analysis by The New York Times estimates Trump received $885 million in tax breaks from New York alone.
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Many are choosing to take breaks from the spotlight, risking their numbers in exchange for a moment of reprieve.
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The baby octopus changes from a translucent white to a brownish color as it breaks from its egg sac.
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That&aposs why you may want to take regular breaks from feeding to help your baby burp it up.
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Although four in 21 Facebook users say they have taken long breaks from it, the digital platform keeps growing.
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Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who rarely breaks from Trump, introduced the non-binding amendment passed on Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump dangled the prospect of a "phenomenal" trade deal with the U.S. if Britain breaks from the bloc.
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It's a joint venture with Panasonic and supported by generous tax breaks from Nevada, where the factory is located.
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Its shifts in systems and storytelling aren't full breaks from what came before, but they are extension, variation, and remedy.
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Meanwhile, location beacons placed in the home and office provide information on time at work and breaks from the desk.
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I shift my gum-booted right foot and a slurping, fart-noise breaks from the filth we are standing in.
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I try to divide it up with drawings to give the reader some breaks from the extensive amount of reading.
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By one account, President Donald Trump has received $885 million in tax breaks from the government of New York alone.
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Tulchin's scenario for a Le Pen win requires a lot of "ifs" and breaks from historical convention in French elections.
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Also unclear is which tax breaks, from the deductions for mortgage interest to charitable donations, might be curbed or eliminated.
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Leonard recorded him in his home as he reminisced about the docks, where he sang during breaks from loading sugar.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Why impeach Trump?
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A look at other, similar sudden market breaks from history shows a relatively encouraging pattern of a fairly quick recovery.
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Mexicans going home for a weekend and Americans looking for breaks from the hundred-miles-an-hour life of California.
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His decision not to disclose his returns breaks from the long tradition of presidential candidates making their forms publicly available.
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The citizenship act breaks from the conscious decision of India's founders not to link citizenship to religion, language or ethnicity.
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Google says that unlike Amazon, it didn't ask for tax breaks from the city for its recent expansion in NYC.
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We run our health insurance program for many workers though employers (who get tax breaks from the government for their efforts).
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But it's good to at least take breaks from apps that take up too much time and don't give enough back.
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By 2013 the number of adults who said they'd taken extended or permanent breaks from Facebook sat at around 61 percent.
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But sometimes, the conversation breaks from strictly cookies-ice-cream-and-cake related topics, and wanders into the territory of pastries.
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It also recommended that students take activity breaks from computer tasks every 20 minutes and leave their devices inside during recess.
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And while they may have doubts about retiring for good, millennials plan to take breaks from work as they get older.
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Winfrey, Witherspoon and Kaling have been exploring the extraordinarily beautiful country on breaks from filming and sharing their discoveries on Instagram.
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She has taken breaks from social media before, and must recognize how healthy that can be every once in a while.
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She also wrote in the essay that she takes breaks from social media, which can contribute to her anxiety and depression.
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Frequent breaks from exercise are a good call — like this biker, resting by the fountain in Washington Square Park, New York.
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They are full of aggressive breaks from convention while wrapped in cases that look almost exactly like their two direct predecessors.
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Someone who breaks from type — and possibly comes from a different culture or corner of the world — could make you swoon.
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C-SPAN took calls from Republicans, Democrats, and Independents as the Senate Judiciary Committee took breaks from its questioning of Ford.
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It can be helpful for me to take breaks from the office, or spend time alone—but not too much time.
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But they were also black, so they found little sympathy and received zero breaks from the justice or family-services systems.
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Amazon has a long history of seeking and winning tax breaks from local and state governments when it builds new facilities.
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Trump breaks from most Republicans and right-leaning economists who believe rate hikes are critical to prevent the economy from overheating.
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The highest earners would receive some added tax breaks from the move, as the estate tax would be eliminated by 2628.
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Wojcicki said she asked the product team at YouTube to look into the data around creators taking breaks from the platform.
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Kjellberg, who has 102 million subscribers, has taken at least two breaks from YouTube in his nine years on the platform.
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Mr. McDuff said that Mr. Hallmon caught breaks from prosecutors, with cases apparently dropped and lighter punishments, after cooperating with them.
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And one of the most fascinating parts of The Mindy Project comes from the ways it breaks from typical rom-com tradition.
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The vacant frames provide visual breaks from the woman, while the musical component continues uninterrupted, creating two distinct but synchronous aesthetic registers.
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I've worked with several teens who've had apparent psychotic breaks from their excessive gaming, and two who needed to be psychiatrically hospitalized.
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They also recognize the need to take brief breaks from their kids, even if it's hard to fit into their busy schedules.
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And remember, though solar filters block most harmful radiation, you still need to take frequent breaks from looking directly at the sun.
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Kara never breaks from the stereotype of sexless, selfless mother figure, devoid of personality outside her irrational love for her pseudo daughter.
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Family lore says during breaks from bucolic Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, she waltzed into Manhattan jazz clubs, sat down and played.
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Farmers tend to work long hours with few breaks from the farm — or each other, if they are a family-run farm.
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After establishing the hunt narrative, the series breaks from it and devotes a full episode to this chapter in Mr. Kaczynski's youth.
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That's right, once again this year private prison executives will have their stockings stuffed full with tax breaks from the federal government.
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I now feel a tension or discomfort when I sit too long and think of breaks from sitting as nice, not nuisance.
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Foxconn is Apple's biggest manufacturing partner and runs the largest iPhone factory in the world with substantial tax breaks from the Chinese government.
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These men wanted assurances that Congress wouldn't do away with the oil depletion allowance or the various tax breaks from which they benefited.
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Drake said he's been playing Fortnite for a month or two, watching Ninja on YouTube while taking breaks from recording his next album.
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"I utilized a mix of modern elements and subtle ranching touches, giving the home a unique style that breaks from tradition," Brooks says.
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Maybe the same confidence that helps some employees succeed in the workplace also helps them feel justified in taking breaks from the workplace.
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For instance, I'm sure some people are able to take weed breaks from work, but that still seems like it'd be really rare.
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MORE's eight years in the White House, Trump criticized him for taking breaks from his work to go on vacation and play golf.
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For travelers with deep pockets who want to experience the splendor of Venice with serene breaks from the crowds, this hotel is ideal.
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Going private also means giving up guaranteed breaks from repayment that came with your federal student loan when you have an economic shortfall.
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Stone admits that it's hard for her to remember to take breaks from work, thanks to the sense of purpose it gives her.
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Ben Bass had developed book fever browsing the stores on Fourth Avenue during lunch breaks from his job in a nearby fabric store.
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The move breaks from the White House's hard-line position that terrorism suspects should be sent to the naval prison in _________, Cuba. 29.
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I learned this lesson after a prolonged health incident in early 24, when I was forced to take several extended breaks from work.
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But it has already stirred debate about whether Mr. Trump's approach to immigration breaks from long-held American values of pluralism and tolerance.
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Even when he breaks from the swimming/drowning trope, he's still bobbing up and down: his head in the clouds, body on the ground.
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Every time I travel to San Fran my heart breaks from seeing all the homelessness in a city with so much wealth and privilege.
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Because many women take breaks from their career or plan on working past 65, it is imperative for them to keep their skills fresh.
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During its search for a second headquarters ("HQ2"), Amazon demanded massive tax breaks from city governments that wanted the retail giant to choose them.
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The former Apple CEO relied on so-called procrastination, and taking breaks from his work, to generate his best product ideas, like the iPod.
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This decision breaks from Tuesday's unified stance by the city leaders of Pinellas County, where Clearwater is located, according to The Tampa Bay Times.
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Sanders breaks from the pack in constructive ways on foreign and monetary policy, where the president has an unusual amount of freedom to act.
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The move breaks from the White House's hard-line position that terrorism suspects should be sent to the naval prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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About 18 months ago, One Journal Square received $93 million in tax breaks from the state of New Jersey through its Economic Development Authority.
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On breaks from the transit agency, Mr. Young traveled to Libya twice in 2011 with body armor to join rebels fighting the Qaddafi regime.
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He has already tried to schedule significant amount of stretches in New York, giving himself two-month breaks from touring to practice at home.
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Over the last seven years, she has visited 23 countries, backpacking for weeks at a time during breaks from her teaching job in Tacoma.
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Novak Djokovic and Stan Wawrinka managed to play after taking six-month breaks from competition because of injuries, but they were diminished in Melbourne.
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The escalating tension of Season 4 breaks from the very moment Season 5 starts and unfolds in real time over a three-day prison riot.
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Perhaps serendipitously, he got big breaks from musicians like Frank Sinatra, who recognized that Jones could apply his skills to a broad range of styles.
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In fact, there were times I had to take mini-breaks from social media entirely to stop looking at every single post about the #nycmarathon.
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Poulter joins a long list of stars who have chosen to take breaks from social media, many of which were due to mental health reasons.
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A 2017 study found that almost 60% of teens and young adults choose to take breaks from social media and report feeling better for it.
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Research has repeatedly shown that taking short breaks from studying — whether it be going for frozen yogurt or using Snapchat — keeps us refreshed and productive.
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She doesn't have any evidence-based recommendations for a time limit on use of devices, but says "frequent breaks from near work" are very important.
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Gomez is one of the world's most watched Instagram stars, with over 150 million followers, but is known to have taken breaks from the platform.
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The embassy's relocation formally breaks from decades of established American policy and international practice in a move US officials say will create greater regional stability.
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In fact, the singer says that taking breaks from work is the biggest thing holding people back from becoming rich and achieving their career goals.
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Trump has long railed against the high cost of drugs and has at times proposed breaks from GOP orthodoxy on drug prices in the past.
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More than a time-lag, existing solutions are imprecise and the heating element – which are supposed to get really hot – often breaks from constant reheating.
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It's sweet and strange, and the awkward laughs from the crowd when the monologue breaks from misery add another uncomfortable layer to the gutter-melodrama.
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McBride, however, in the same gentle tone she never breaks from in Other People's Problems, kindly told me what I've figured by now: I'm wrong.
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She breaks from the pack to relieve herself in a dark alley, where she's terrified by the sound of a clinking bottle and heavy breathing.
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BigBang occasionally took breaks from performing together while its individual members — known as Daesung, G-Dragon, Seungri, Taeyang, and T.O.P. — pursued highly successful solo careers.
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In October, The Times reported that six women had miscarriages after lifting heavy boxes at the warehouse and being denied breaks from physically intense work.
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That could be one reason why, Charu notes, that summer and holiday breaks from school also align with seasonal variations in the spread of influenza.
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Schatz's proposal breaks from this consensus by potentially allowing Medicaid to compete against private insurers for patients in any individual health insurance market in the country.
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A more strident critique of Islam from the Oval Office would mark one of the most consequential breaks from the conventions followed by Trump's immediate predecessors.
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Watching Get Out at home, especially alone, it might be tempting to take breaks from time to time, to escape the oppressive emotions on the screen.
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A moderate who sometimes breaks from party ranks, Collins earlier this week said she wants both Ford and Kavanaugh to testify under oath to the committee.
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YouTube has created a time monitoring tool to nudge viewers to take breaks from their screens as part of its parent company Google's "digital wellbeing" initiative.
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One year after making their relationship public, Ben Affleck and Lindsay Shookus are going strong and using their summer breaks from work to grow their romance.
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Various government programs, like tax breaks (from mortgage-interest deductions to claimed depreciations in commercial ventures), are designed to support the already privileged indirectly and imperceptibly.
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With all open spaces snuffed out, either with samples or squalls of distortion, there were no breaks from what Dillinger Four was expressing with Midwestern Songs.
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When one breaks from the pack while up in the mountains — witness Jonathan Franzen or the Norwegian Karl Ove Knausgaard — a target surfaces on his jersey.
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I need consistent mental health breaks from Twitter, though I criticize myself for not being one of those writers who seems to thrive on the platform.
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The agency says there were 250 breaks from last July 1 through the end of January, down from 185 in the same period a year earlier.
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While perceptions of some aspects of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Why impeach Trump?
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Season 3 breaks from Ms. Cleeves's books, devoting six episodes to the disappearance of a man on a ferry, and featuring Ciaran Hinds and Archie Panjabi.
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Josh Edelson breaks from this tradition with an unusually poignant image of firefighters respectfully, almost reverentially, lowering an American flag as the forest beyond Oroville, California, burns.
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You don't want anyone at an important job to be exhausted or drained, and multiple studies suggest that vacations and breaks from work are good for productivity.
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At times she breaks from the woods into moonlit open places filled with rhododendron, their flowers pink and ghostly in the dark, their leaves leathery and prehistoric.
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Yet since neither party breaks from the regressive changes to benefits policy that are in the pipeline, the poorest Britons seem certain to suffer big income cuts.
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I got very irritable and would start smoking cigarettes in between breaks from the vape, due to not being able to afford maintenance and the nicotine withdrawal.
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They are Esther George, who often breaks from the dovish pack, along with Loretta Mester and Eric Rosengren, a recent addition to those pushing for higher rates.
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Giancarlo defended Bitcoin's value, explaining the process of mining and how it correlates with price (or sometimes breaks from that correlation, as economists he cited have suggested).
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He neglected to propose I do specific exercises to rehabilitate my neck or get a new chair or just take frequent breaks from sitting at a keyboard.
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Atlanta magazine's food editor, Julia Bainbridge, eats and drinks out almost nightly, but, for her, taking periodic breaks from cocktail consumption is also part of the job.
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The promise of assembly plants and factory jobs, he argued, could earn the carmaker tax breaks from governments looking to industrialise along with a voice in policymaking.
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At the end, the line breaks from its straight trajectory, winding and twisting and turning to become an abstract figure, before becoming straight again and trailing off.
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Their own past work, using the same data, found that people who take breaks from sitting are less likely to die than people who sat continuously for hours.
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In downtown Beirut, where vendors turned up with corn stands and ice cream trucks, many took breaks from the dancing and chanting to smoke water pipes with friends.
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There is also evidence that inactivity is a risk factor for a number of health conditions, and that taking breaks from being inactive may be protective of health.
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But to my ear, it's a symphony of compromise, where only now and then a sour note sounds from someone who breaks from the platitudes they are spewing.
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To get our best fitness tips delivered to your inbox, sign up for the Healthy Living newsletter Try to take frequent breaks from your chair throughout the day.
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In the first stage of his plan, Mason is combining human cells with a gene called Dsup, unique to the indestructible tardigrade, that suppresses DNA breaks from radiation.
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Celebrities such as Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato have publicly spoken out about needing to take breaks from their social-media accounts to care for their mental health.
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During summer breaks from college, he worked as an intern for Senator Paul H. Douglas, an Illinois Democrat and leading liberal, and considered a career in government himself.
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I did take a few breaks from Twitter for a few days after the election, and in the run-up over the last 18 months of the race.
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Both will build in some natural breaks from all that time with family, and will allow the couple to fully remove themselves should the situation call for it.
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The movie is ridiculous and funny as hell, which is always good when you've only taken breaks from crying to shove Ben & Jerry's in your mouth all weekend.
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I did debate prep with him in Michigan, and he would take breaks from debate prep to call members of Congress and get them to vote for TARP.
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He had told a guidance counsellor that he hoped one day to lead the C.I.A., and, during breaks from school, he spent two summers as an intern there.
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During rare breaks from school, Flournoy would arm himself with a bucket of wings and a giant bottle of grape soda for the two-day bus trip home.
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They're all like that: rote recitations of policy wish lists coupled with some sunny patriotism and broken up by joyless applause breaks from the assembled members of Congress.
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At the Gatcombe Park Horse Trials last month, she took breaks from playing with big cousins Savannah Phillips, 8, and Isla Phillips, 6, to visit Lena in her stroller.
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Sometimes their pay lags because they take breaks from work when their children are young, work fewer hours or take more time off than men for child care crises.
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It also breaks from the reported direction Trump will take his campaign in the final stretch, doubling down on his populist and nationalistic policies and law-and-order message.
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In the 1980s, General Motors collected tax breaks from Tennessee in exchange for choosing Spring Hill as the site of its new Saturn plant following a nationwide bidding war.
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Ben Affleck is taking frequent breaks from his rehab facility for the things that matter most to him -- the latest being Sunday worship with his kids and ex-wife.
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However, recent studies show that this diet might contribute to thyroid problems and if we adhere to one, we must monitor thyroid function and occasionally take breaks from it.
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That may be why new scientific research finds that, when people take even relatively short breaks from Facebook, they feel significantly less stressed than when they are constantly on.
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Taking short breaks from the computer to walk around the office could lower the risk of dying from the other leading causes of death including cancer and lung disease.
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If you follow long-running video game focused comic series Penny Arcade, then you're probably aware that they occasionally take breaks from the regular strip to create mini-series.
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With little more than a year until Britain breaks from its main trading partners, London and Brussels remain far apart on what their future trade relationship will look like.
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"I see a lot of young kids in high school and university working odd jobs because they want to enjoy their breaks from school," Herjavec writes on his blog.
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A report this week by Washington Business Journal found that Amazon has secured more than $1.2 billion in incentives and breaks from state and local governments over the years.
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These were small breaks from the creed of gun rights advocates who dominate the GOP and do not mean that Rubio will lead a charge for reform in Congress.
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Ms. Bishop, who also serves as deputy leader of the right-leaning Liberal Party, has a reputation for being a steely politician who rarely breaks from party talking points.
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The second Byrne sets down that boombox and kicks off the tape loop, the film breaks from the observational, straightforward tradition of predecessors like The Band's The Last Waltz.
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It may also cut to its post-White House press briefing coverage at times, and it may stream its Emmy-winning ABC News featured stories during breaks from live coverage.
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Of all the breaks from competition taken by MMA megastars, however, not one is as long as the break Brock Lesnar took from late 2011 to July of this year.
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Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart is a noted moderate in the Republican caucus: He voted for Obamacare repeal and the tax bill, but he breaks from his party often on immigration.
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Celebrities such as Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato have publicly spoken out about needing to take breaks from their social-media accounts in order to care for their mental health.
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But for his latest show, Trickster, at New York's Sean Kelly Gallery, Wiley breaks from this vernacular by painting an entirely new kind of model—his black art world peers.
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Here are just a few examples of Edwards finding the elbow as Cerrone stepped in, as Cerrone was stepping out, and on breaks from the clinch initiated by either man.
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Many employers understand that people take breaks from work, so look for ways to spin your absence as a positive by highlighting the skills you gained during your work hiatus.
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We had okay sex a couple of times before my surgery by taking breaks from intimacy, which lowered my arousal thresholds and made our usual friction and force less necessary.
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Mothers were paid less partly because they worked fewer hours, took longer breaks from employment and were more likely to move into lower-paying, family-friendly jobs, the paper found.
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Her plan would use private insurers as the vehicle to deliver that coverage and she says she would not increase taxes on middle-class Americans, both important breaks from Sens.
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But I recently gave a presentation on trade issues, have been playing around with them again, and anyway want to take occasional breaks from the horror of today's political economy.
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Earlier, The Sunday Times reported that Mr. Johnson often paid afternoon visits to the apartment where Ms. Arcuri lived in East London while on breaks from his duties as mayor.
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Andrew Johnson was impeached by the House in 1868, and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Why impeach Trump?
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Mr. Massie said his literary odyssey was set in motion by research he did at the New York Public Library during lunch breaks from his job as a young journalist.
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Meanwhile, inflation looms on the horizon with a strong economy, low unemployment, tax breaks from the new tax law and increased infrastructure spending, further heightening fears of decreased consumer spending.
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Kerber, 29, recently returned to No. 1, but despite her obvious merits, she is often dismissed as a place holder for when Serena Williams takes extended breaks from the game.
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" This question begs a humblebrag response like, "I'm too much of a perfectionist" or "I find it difficult to take breaks from my desk because I'm such a hard worker.
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That balance hangs on many other factors, including whether or not your job offers you a 401(k), which assets your employer selects and if you took breaks from the workforce.
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That breaks from nearly two decades of cases on record, raising questions from former department officials and civil rights activists about the Trump administration's plans to enforce workplace anti-discrimination laws.
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I definitely appreciate the need for breaks from parenting, the desire to have a peaceful meal and adult conversation, and the need to find solutions when kids act up in public.
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Inside white tents set up by Doctors Without Borders, travelers took breaks from the biting cold until their bus was called to leave for the border station, often with little warning.
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Tiffany told PEOPLE in 22016 that since she grew up with mom Marla Maples, Trump's second wife, in California, visiting her father on her spring breaks from school became a tradition.
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Apple also has plans to expand local manufacturing in India but wants a range of incentives and tax breaks from the federal government which New Delhi has yet to agree to.
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Tiffany told PEOPLE in 2016 that since she grew up in California with mom Marla Maples, Trump's second wife, visiting her father on her spring breaks from school became a tradition.
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In May, a survey from the social research organisation NORC at the University of Chicago found that 58 per cent of American teens reported taking breaks from social media, many voluntarily.
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And this is made even worse by corporations ducking out on paying their fair share of taxes through the use of "inversions" and extorting tax breaks from local and state governments.
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"As these issues come to the floor, particularly this year in an election year, I think you'll see more and more Democratic breaks from their leadership," Holmes, the GOP strategist, said.
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While it's likely that the $7 million tax breaks from the state of Indiana had a lot to do with Carrier's decision, a little pressure from the president-elect certainly helped.
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Symbolist at a superficial glance, "Seminude Self Portrait" both alludes to and breaks from tradition: while his face is rendered in a realistic manner, his body is unnaturally slender and elongated.
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It may be the least of the breaks from tradition in which she and her husband are engaged, but in some ways it is the most accessible, which makes it powerful.
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These kind of lighthearted exchanges between crew members are much needed breaks from the general gloom and doom of "Discovery," and it's nice to see senior officers sharing a positive rapport.
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During breaks from our interviews, I wrote almost constantly — short stories, rap verses, and ideas to pitch to my campus paper, filling dozens of pages a day in my blue spiral notebook.
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But where he breaks from the mold is in the sheer quantity of things he seems to say for no reason at all, utterly outside the context of a planned sales pitch.
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The film pays close attention to the larger environment she inhabits, and takes periodic breaks from her story to investigate developers, homebuyers, security guards, and other players in China's real-estate system.
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Instead, she recommends wearing clothes (including big floppy hats) that cover you up so you don't have to worry about reapplying — and taking breaks from the sun every once in a while.
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I stand at my laptop all day (I hate sitting — it kills my back and hamstrings), so I use the walks more for fresh air and breaks from staring at the computer.
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While we don't advise taking any breaks from your Making a Murderer bingewatch, we have to admit that a lot of the photos taken by those courageous outside-goers are pretty awesome.
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Why it matters: Barr has threatened to cancel his appearance before the committee if House Democrats went forward with the current format, which breaks from traditional 5-minute rounds of lawmaker questioning.
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But Gulf youth may still expect to be entitled to a share of the national wealth whether in the form of public sector jobs with high wages or breaks from future taxes.
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Microsoft's biggest product announcement at its Windows 10 event this morning was the Surface Studio, an all-in-one iMac-lookalike that breaks from tradition by folding down into a tilted canvas.
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Thousands of masked people, many on their lunch breaks from day jobs in office towers, flooded Hong Kong's Central business district around midday on Thursday, the fourth consecutive day of such protests.
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The project gained approval from the city's planning board and, with the mayor's support, the developers won $93 million in tax breaks from the state, including $59 million for WeWork's innovative plan.
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Most of those helping Tuesday were dressed for surfing — T-shirts and flip-flops — and the damp on their clothes made it clear that some had recently taken breaks from their work.
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The senators' inquiry was spurred by a New York Times investigation last month that revealed that six women had lost their pregnancies after being denied breaks from heavy lifting at the warehouse.
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The foreign carriers deny the accusations and point the finger back at the U.S. legacy airlines, saying they've taken in billions of dollars in tax breaks from the government and bankruptcy protections.
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With the support of Mayor Fulop, the Kushners won $13 million in tax breaks from the state in 2015 and an additional $59 million for the innovative WeWork portion of the building.
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Across the nation, programmatic breaks from parade coverage and football games offer a glimpse into soup kitchens and food distribution networks hoping to bring reprieve to working families, veterans and homeless individuals.
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Colin had cooked her meals and often had to trick her into taking breaks from studying and training, playing episodes of the television show "Stargate" because she could not resist science fiction.
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Bechdel paints a separate ink wash layer for shading, adding depth and complexity to the images, and breaks from the standard grid of her pages when the story or image calls for it.
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" In other words: By soliciting bids from lots of place where it was never going to move, Galloway alleges, Amazon was probably able to get more tax breaks from the pre-determined "winners.
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The latest trend in tech appears to be hating tech, whether that means breaking up with our phones, taking breaks from online news (if that's what you call a "break"), or disavowing Facebook.
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If you're experiencing symptoms like manic episodes, breaks from reality, changes in mood, and decreased need for sleep, it's best to contact a mental health professional who might be able to help you.
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But the tech groups say the proposal breaks from established international standards and wrongly put liability for copyright violations on internet companies instead of those who actually publish copyrighted material on their platforms.
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While the Senate bill cuts $1 billion from total fiscal 2016 levels, it breaks from a House counterpart that cuts $6900 million and $1.5 billion from that year's IRS and SEC budgets, respectively.
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I took breaks from services, sometimes curling up on the couches in the corridor, where mothers shushed their infants, or reading the Book of Revelation in the unsupervised pews in the highest balcony.
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In its most recent annual report, Tesla estimated that through 24.9 it had received $2750 million of an estimated $22014 million in tax breaks from California to purchase manufacturing equipment for the plant.
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A white police officer's surprise that NASA employs black women offers some laughs, but it serves as a nice reminder that "Hidden Figures" breaks from the usual whiteness of Hollywood images of NASA.
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One reason: It helps women work, while other policies help them take breaks from work, according to the authors, Claudia Olivetti of Boston College and Barbara Petrongolo of Queen Mary University of London.
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But while he wanted to continue the vibe he felt on his 2016 effort, when he started recording Deafman Glance with Bach on breaks from his arduous tour schedule, things didn't work out immediately.
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When a businessman facing an uncertain malaise decides he needs to start taking ballroom dance lessons, he breaks from the role that would typically be expected of him in the name of chasing happiness.
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Breaks from Washington, D.C. give representatives time to relax, but also offer opportunities to meet with their constituents and hear what issues the people in their states want them to tackle when they return.
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It highlighted Navient's willingness to let an "immense" number of borrowers take short breaks from payments, leading to nearly $4 billion of extra and largely avoidable interest charges from January 2010 to March 2015.
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The clip features plenty of laughs and character breaks from the cast, but perhaps the most entertaining part of the clip is watching Oscar Isaac get slapped by Carrie Fisher over and over again.
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It's one of the best things about music that breaks from pop structures, its easy to come unmoored from the grounding force of the clock and float somewhere above the rhythms of the everyday.
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The Join or Die Puzzle Britain is facing more internal tensions than ever as it breaks from the EU, but for the U.S., leaving Britain meant joining together to form a union of states.
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An American style IPA with an abv of 6.8 percent that was first brewed in 1981, this hoppy holiday brew breaks from typical holiday beer releases that often feature dark malt and heavy spices.
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In 2013, Washington lawmakers extended the tax breaks from 2024 to 2040 but said they would end support for any new version of jet if its body or wings were assembled outside the state.
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But the Speaker this week argued that such a ban amounts to a "religious test" that breaks from conservatism and is unconstitutional, a violation of the freedom of religion protected by the First Amendment.
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It's the quiet breaks from the momentum of the investigation, in the roadside diners over late meals or tucked away in the camper at night to talk over the case, when the novel glows.
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Minutes later, Gronkowski, 30, and The Late Late Show host, 41, took the spotlight to perform the same routine, showing off a few extra high kicks and twerk breaks from the former tight end.
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A helpful step to take is to pay attention to what you digest online, unfollow anyone or anything that makes you feel bad about yourself, and take breaks from being online entirely, if possible.
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As private prisons prioritize punishment over rehabilitation and treat their inmates as commodities, they will continue to receive tax breaks from the federal government because the Republican tax plan fails to address this flaw.
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For example, a forum on Reddit is a support group of sorts for 440,000 members who take breaks from masturbation and porn for what they believe to be mental, physical and sexual-health reasons.
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Foremost among them is Patch, the one-eyed horse who drew Gate 20, the farthest outside and a serene spot for a colt who will not see his competition when he breaks from the gate.
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In what I can only determine was an effort to have me do something else with my life rather than document their every move, Davidson and Grande announced they'd be taking breaks from social media.
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It's (almost) not news anymore when yet another designer breaks from industry tradition, be it by embracing a "see now, buy now" philosophy or just straight-up abandoning the frenzy of showing at Fashion Week.
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But Tom Enders, Airbus's chief executive, described it as "half the story", pointing to another WTO ruling due later this year on $11.7bn of tax breaks from Washington state for Boeing's 787 and 777X jets.
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She occasionally takes breaks from our conversation to make cups of tea in the kitchen, cracking jokes and chatting with some of the other musicians and PRs who are floating around outside in the corridor.
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Where it breaks from the expected is in its esports format, a sprawling multi-city tour with a big contraption which teams of players interact with called the Cube, a modular room with four screens.
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Massie, who often breaks from GOP leadership, told a local radio station Thursday that he's "having a really hard time" with the bill and did not appear concerned over lawmakers' difficulties in returning to Washington.
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Yes, this means managing fears about the coronavirus itself — good strategies include taking breaks from social media and relying on trust media sources for information, both of which can help you avoid panic and misinformation.
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The doctrine explains why corporations are so successful at extracting tax breaks from competing communities, why sports teams know their relocation threats usually work, why Amazon's HQ2 sweepstakes has prompted such a bloated bidding war.
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Yet, Hulu's High Fidelity is at its best when it breaks from its 2000 source material — which means you don't need to be familiar with any book or movie to enjoy these 30-minute episodes.
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The campaign has been relentlessly fundraising and releasing campaign ads, while the president has taken breaks from his White House duties to hit the road for rallies in the states that he won in 2016.
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In her living room days later, Mariam wept as she looked at a photograph of Othman during his interview, taking breaks from conversation to fix pots of sweet tea as she grappled with her emotions.
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When it comes to another promised round of tax cuts, however, the budget assumes that the individual tax breaks from the 85033 GOP tax law will be extended past 2025 at a cost of $1.4 trillion.
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In the song -- a cover of Frankie Beverly & Maze's 1981 classic "Before I Let Go" -- the singer breaks from the original lyrics to turn the music into a dance party, calling out a number of moves.
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If the workplace penalizes men more than women for taking breaks from work, then it could be the wiser financial decision for a mother to take on more caregiving activities — the decision that society overwhelmingly expects.
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But Nike will still get more than $2 million in tax breaks from the city of Goodyear, where Nike said it will begin work on the facility later this year and begin making soles in 2020.
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The company is seeking some tax breaks from the village's industrial development authority, including a 20-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes program to help compensate for what it has said are "extraordinarily high" redevelopment costs.
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One such deal with New York City to put HQ2 in Queens ultimately fell apart amid complaints from local politicians that the multi-billion dollar company was getting $3 billion in tax breaks from the state.
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Measures to bar likely public charges have always existed, but DHS's final rule breaks from established doctrine by making any use of public aid — regardless of type, duration, or extent — grounds for status denial and removal.
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Senate leaders ultimately decided to drop renewable energy tax breaks from the bill, which Democrats had said were unintentionally left out of last year's package of tax extensions, but that drew the ire of conservative groups.
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NEW YORK, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The World Trade Organization is set to rule this week that Boeing Co received illegal tax breaks from Washington state, according to reports in The Telegraph and The Wall Street Journal.
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But researchers who visited a different colony say they witnessed the animals taking breaks from their breeding duties to go fishing in the winter darkness, challenging the popular notion that they are nature's most dedicated dads.
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In addition to the press conferences, Republican senators like Josh Hawley of Missouri and Ted Cruz of Texas have spoken to reporters in the Senate basement during breaks from the trial to counteract the Democratic messaging.
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Y.) and Oversight Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.).
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Trump won with only 45 percent, the lowest percentage since 1992, when Perot managed to edge Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Why impeach Trump?
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Where an island of one in the Senate can be the most powerful place to be, in the hierarchal House, a lone lawmaker who breaks from party ranks does so at his or her political peril.
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Last month it told real estate developers that they would be forced to make room for homeless people in buildings that have received tax breaks from a program created to increase the inventory of affordable housing.
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Among the growing list of companies is Delta Airlines, which faces a threat of the loss of tax breaks from the State of Georgia in response to the airline ending a marketing relationship with the NRA.
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The data was originally published in a 2013 study conducted by Orpinsas, which revealed a number of dating patterns among the students -- some dated more frequently with age, others took breaks from relationships at various times.
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But this was the meeting where Mr. Powell made several clear breaks from his predecessors, in a series of changes around process and communication that could ultimately have big implications for monetary policy and the economy.
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Johns began taking breaks from New York — first in Edisto, then at his houses in the Caribbean and in Stony Point, N.Y., where John Cage was his neighbor — until he finally moved to Sharon in 1998.
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I&aposve run mastermind groups for successful entrepreneurs for the past three years, and I&aposve seen the incredible value of forcing yourself to take periodic short breaks from your business to consider the bigger picture.
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Lee might also be able to take Ferguson's mind off the shot if he repeatedly punches into the clinch, puts Ferguson off balance with an attempted takedown, and then hits hard as he breaks from the clinch.
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Why it matters: Having previously called the Taliban "terrorists" and "rebels," Ghani's shift in rhetoric breaks from the position of the Trump administration, which has asserted the U.S. has no interest in speaking to the militant organization.
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But by September, the Pew Center found 42% saying they'd taken multi-week breaks from Facebook, and an amazing 26% who had deleted the app from their phone -- though most of those are 18 to 29. Why?
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Editorial Apple and the United States are crying foul over the ruling in Europe that Apple received illegal tax breaks from Ireland and must hand over 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion), a record tax penalty in Europe.
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Mr. Hall plays a singing preacher, and Mr. Blankson-Wood is his gay songwriter son, who, during the course of the show, breaks from writing for his reactionary father and becomes a performer in his own right.
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An essential part of activism these days, those on the front lines say, is ensuring that they and their comrades work through all the stress, whether it's with meditation, therapy or just taking breaks from the struggle.
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He's vocally supported right-wing leaders and policies in Europe, and he demanded on Twitter that German companies stop doing business with Iran following new US sanctions on the country, among other breaks from traditional diplomatic norms.
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A young woman who had one or two drinks on her breaks from work is now rarely absent from the bar, and rarely without a tab listing 6 to 8 rounds (with several more bought for her).
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Woodward gained notoriety for his reporting about former President Nixon's Watergate scandal, and Baker covered former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Why impeach Trump?
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And when it comes to silencing the ceaseless pings and buzzes or taking actual breaks from the incessant refreshing of email and social media apps, most of us will say we want to but can't seem to commit.
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In the study, the experimental group, who became more conscious of their smartphone use, and took adequate breaks from it, were able to experience psychological detachment from work (which is essential for recovery and engagement), relaxation, and mastery.
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Mr. Rose's work was one of the earliest and most significant breaks from the ways American artists depicted labor, at a time when the most famous portrait subject — George Washington — was often painted in the presence of slaves.
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Some creators — including Pierce — have reported that YouTube's algorithm can "punish" channels that take breaks from uploading for an extended period of time, relegating them to the back of the feed where their content is less likely to surface.
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Perhaps the most obvious way that My Next Guest Needs No Introduction breaks from Letterman's other shows is that it's not a daily, or even weekly, talk show in the way that audiences are used to thinking about them.
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"It seems like these women need help to lessen the 'hubbub and chaos' - perhaps shorter working hours, some breaks from caring for children to focus on shopping and meal preparation and having time to exercise," Ross said by email.
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Several moderate Republicans are working on a compromise, but they face an uphill fight because of election-year politics and the threat of opposition from the National Rifle Association for any Republican who breaks from the party's traditional stance.
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John GaramendiJohn Raymond GaramendiDemocratic lawmaker: We should 'march' uncooperative witnesses 'to a little jail' House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Bottom Line MORE (D-Calif.), among others, will work on the account.
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This week's bit player is Trump Organization lawyer Michael D. Cohen, whose emails with the Kremlin about building a Trump Tower in Moscow have landed him on front pages and on MSNBC chyrons during breaks from Houston flood coverage.
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The perspective often shifts multiple times on a single page, without section breaks, from main character to minor character; instead of bringing us closer to each person, the narration has the effect of distancing us from all parties involved.
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Along with her parents and her brother (who also moved home after college), Charlotte's boyfriend visits on the weekends when he has time off from the Navy, and her sister is often home during summer and winter breaks from college.
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A new Pew Research Center survey shows that a large percentage of the population has taken extended breaks from Facebook in the past year, with 26 percent of American users saying that they've deleted the app from their phones completely.
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Both because his legacy goals are ambitious, and because they're rooted in deep political and social contention and dysfunction, it makes sense that Obama aides have been previewing a final State of the Union address that breaks from recent tradition.
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And while taking a vacation might be the last thing on your mind, research shows that taking breaks from work can give you a much-needed opportunity to de-stress, unwind and regroup, important for sparking new ideas and boosting productivity.
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He took breaks from software jobs to indulge his wanderlust, sailing around the Bahamas and jumping trains across the US. In 2015, he posted a picture on his Instagram standing next to Signal's most famous endorser, Edward Snowden, in Moscow.
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At the same time, plenty of creators have taken breaks from the site in the last year due to burnout from the intense workload, including comedy vlogger Elle Mills and Rubén "El Rubius" Gundersen, one of the world's biggest gaming YouTubers.
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He was prone to bouts of sadness and anxiety, he recalled in an interview, but had attended college, taking breaks from time to time, and worked for a while as a medical assistant back home in McAllen, near the Mexican border.
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In the final moments, Gabriel breaks from Rick during the retreat to try and save Gregory, only to wind up left behind and trapped, of all places, in a trailer with Negan, surrounded by the zombies Daryl led there via motorcycle.
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Trump signaled these substantial breaks from the Obama era: The most important: While Obama bent over backwards not to offend Iran as he pursued the nuclear deal, Trump did something quite extraordinary: He called on the Muslim world to "isolate" Iran.
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Lenaldo Batista Oliveira, 63, a small ranch owner in Pará State, said he has seen many fires over the years from the kitchen porch of his wooden shack as he takes breaks from tending to his 100 head of cattle.
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But our planet's magnetosphere is filled with its own homegrown energetic particles, and the Kaguya orbiter's Ion Energy Analyzer (IEA) and the Ion Mass Analyzer (IMA) detected them during those five-day breaks from the onslaught of the solar wind.
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The same appellate body will decide in coming months whether the United States complied with a 2012 order to halt subsidies in the form of tax breaks from Washington state, where Boeing is based, for certain types of jumbo jets.
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Mr. Bloomberg himself has been holed up in debate preparations, joining advisers for mock sessions in a rented warehouse-style space outside Manhattan, snacking on matzo with peanut butter during breaks from his aides' play-acted swipes at his record.
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Jim Hines (D-Conn.) and Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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I.), House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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According to The Sunday Times of London, which first reported the matter last weekend, Mr. Johnson also made afternoon visits to the apartment where Ms. Arcuri then lived in Shoreditch, in East London, while on breaks from his duties as mayor.
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A U.S. House of Representatives committee on Tuesday approved a bill supported by business groups that would require employers to provide accommodations such as leave and breaks from heavy lifting to pregnant workers, teeing it up for a floor vote.
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Bharara, a Democrat, and Whitman, a Republican, cited Trump's treatment of the press, failure to divest fully from his business and attacks on Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election as examples of breaks from typical presidential behavior.
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All of these are older candidates seeking breaks from the system and its why voters many years their junior are willing to give them a chance, and it's why when we watch those clips of Joe Biden, it's very disturbing.
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It breaks from tradition with a fast, hard caramelization instead of a long, slow cook at a low temperature — which is perfect if you don't want to spend a lot of time in your kitchen in the middle of August.
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But — because this is still a sexy teen supernatural show — Jack has to take breaks from his magical vengeance plot to scheme his way into better grades, pine for a cute girl, and find his own Stiles Stilinski-ish goofy, lovable, lanky sidekick.
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When Lemire breaks from the comic's subdued blue gradients and deep blacks for full-color flashbacks, we see middle-aged Ouelette's glory days as an "enforcer," an unofficial hockey label for a player who racks up penalties when responding to an opponent's violence.
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LGBTQ Americans want cops and corporations to participate in pride parades by an 8-to-1 margin, a landslide of support that breaks from a vocal faction of protesters, according to a new survey conducted by Whitman Insight Strategies and BuzzFeed News.
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In Northern California this month, more than 5,000 firefighters and support staff gathered to fight the Kincade fire, turning the Sonoma County fairgrounds into base camp, a sea of white tents and dirt-smudged firefighters taking breaks from their 24-hour shifts.
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"I started working for organized medicine when Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All' This will be a wild weekend in New Hampshire MORE was president," he said.
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Body piercers, hair stylists, and anyone who's prone to repetitive motions with their hands are bound to getting hit with musculoskeletal discomfort if they don't make adjustments to their workstation or take breaks from time to time to relieve themselves of pain.
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While the first two seasons were about Josh's titular quest, Season 3 breaks from that established format; within minutes of the premiere, Josh got a girlfriend, Lucy (Katie Findlay), and every episode since then has been the two of them navigating their relationship.
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Conversations help stem overeating by taking breaks to talk, sing and tell stories and take important pauses and breaks from eating Continue Exercise and Routines Managing stress helps avoid "stress calories" among family and friends during what can be a stressful day.
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He draws liberally from the minimalist animation of '50s studios like UPA (home of Mr. Magoo), meaning he uses lots of big, bold lines to form his characters and lots of blocky shapes, with occasional breaks from that format for variety's sake.
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On one level, the story is about Siegfried realising his freedom as an individual, in which he breaks from the stifling rule of the gods—an optimistic account associated with the ideas of Ludwig Feuerbach, one of Hegel's disciples, who heavily influenced Marx.
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Massie, a libertarian-minded Republican who often breaks from his party leadership, is viewed as the most likely member to try to force the vote after indicating publicly his reservations at the idea of letting the bill pass by a voice vote.
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And because women are more likely to be caregivers, both for their children and elderly relatives, according to the Merrill Lynch survey, they are also more likely to take breaks from their careers, work part-time or participate in the gig economy.
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Of the 60% of teens that say they take voluntary breaks from social media, nearly a quarter say that they do so because they are tired of drama and conflict, according to a study from Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.
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Then there are the direct, public breaks from the governor, such as over a gas tax increase — which Mr. Christie ultimately supported after opposing it — or Mr. Christie's plan to have Horizon, a private insurer, pay for the state's drug treatment program.
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Brewer said he doesn't question whether Sepah's proposal is accurately classified as CBT (it is) or whether Sepah is right to say that if we don't take breaks from overstimulating technologies, we'll seek out ever-higher doses of stimulation (that's basic habituation).
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Within the first week with Blue Apron, I'd made that curry with pan-seared catfish, a pasta sauce made creamy by using spreadable goat cheese, and a "Persian-style" chicken and crispy rice, and all three were great breaks from my weeknight meal routine.
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He's getting huge, unintended breaks from Republican elders and rivals who mostly detest him and rightly believe that he'd lead the party to ruin in a general election but are distracted by other quarry — Donald Trump, Marco Rubio — and are letting him slither by.
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In April 2016, Imagine Dragons, Neon Trees and The Moth and The Flame took breaks from their tours and came to Utah to participate in the #FixTheFox campaign — all in an effort to find Fox a kidney and help him with transplant and venue costs.
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GOP lawmakers have largely avoided rebuking Trump over the slew of scandals that have swirled around his administration, including the latest one, involving Ukraine, but they have never been louder in dissent than when the president breaks from the post-9/11 world order.
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It is possible to imagine that one day — who knows when — ESPN finally breaks from its very long-term, very lucrative relationship with the pay TV ecosystem and lets you subscribe directly to "real" ESPN, like HBO has done with its HBO Now product.
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CHERNYTSYA, Ukraine — Ukraine is on the verge of opening the biggest schism in Christianity in centuries, as it breaks from the authority of a Moscow-based patriarch and this week expects to formally gain recognition for its own church, taking tens of millions of followers.
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He was always eager to share his delight in a new acquisition, and when I returned home on breaks from school, often before I even had a chance to drop my luggage to the ground, he would drag me over to see his latest purchase.
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As Mr. Gras watches Mr. Kasongo making the arduous trek — taking breaks from exhaustion, or being engulfed in dust from passing traffic or shaken down for money — it is hard to ignore the presence of the camera (and the potentially helpful human being operating it).
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Britain wants the U.S. trade deal for two reasons: to show the rest of the world that Britain is worth doing business with as its breaks from the EU, and to pressure the EU into settling its own trade deal with the U.K. quickly.
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So, as one of the only periods of the year when folks get extended breaks from school or work, the holidays provide a rare opportunity for us to experience time when it's not being quantified by the amount of labor we're contributing to social capital.
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"We deeply regret that President Trump has put us—and the nation—in this position, but his actions have left us with no choice but to issue this subpoena," Schiff, in addition to Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.) and Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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The app comes with a bunch of other features too, like a daily usage alert warning so you get a pop-up when you've been on Instagram (or anything else) for too long, and the option to set scheduled, forced breaks from your phone, with muted notifications.
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Ford joins Carrier, Lockheed Martin and Boeing as companies that have changed investment or pricing decisions after Trumpian arm-twisting (hailing Carrier's climb-down, eased by tax breaks from the state of Indiana, Mr Trump declared that the free market had failed American workers "every time").
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Let's examine this briefly through the lens of a use case: preventing a remote transportation train with faulty breaks from derailing and losing millions in precious cargo: Industrial IoT is the next big wave in enterprise software, but don't expect hockey stick growth as the pundits forecast.
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Rivals noted that Huawei is under particular pressure to step up its presence in emerging markets like Brazil and Russia given that it has been shut out of the United States, noting that the Chinese company looked likely to reap tax breaks from Sao Paulo state.
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This comment breaks from what Sessions had said earlier in June during a radio interview with Hugh Hewitt, where the attorney general warned that undocumented individuals who didn't want to be forced apart from their children should not cross the border with them in the first place.
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In return, Amazon reaped data on urban and exurban centers that it could use to develop the next wave of its white-collar office space, and more than $2 billion worth of tax breaks from the cities that it will eventually call home for its new offices.
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And a move by Attorney General Jeff Sessions to free prosecutors to more aggressively enforce federal marijuana laws has prompted breaks from the president by prominent Republicans in states where marijuana is legal, such as Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado, chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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He has the delicate tasks of leading Ireland out of the shadow of Britain, as Britain breaks from the European Union and Ireland cleaves to the E.U., and trying to keep relations with Northern Ireland on an even keel as the bitter Brexit divorce grinds on.
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Y.) and Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (Md.) sent a letter to Fiona Hill asking her to testify on Oct. 85033.
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Even when he talked about infrastructure spending, one of the major ways Trump breaks from the GOP, he described roads and bridges as being "financed through both public and private capital"—presumably describing public-private partnerships that can go very wrong and don't represent a significant investment by government.
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In return, Amazon got reams of data on urban and exurban centers that it could use to develop the next wave of its white-collar office space, and more than $2 billion worth of tax breaks from the cities that it would eventually call home for its new offices.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive first look at a bonus feature on the Blu-ray and Digital release of the hit thriller, the actress, 36, never breaks from Red, the deadly doppelgänger to traumatized mother Adelaide Wilson (who she also plays), as she waits on a scene to start.
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Given the predictable back-and-forth of election wins, both parties are going to be in power at some point, and so if either of them breaks from popular sentiment in a dramatic manner, that suggests problems for the government's ability to respond adequately to the public's needs.
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Y.) wrote to acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal House leaders ask Supreme Court to reject Trump challenge to consumer bureau MORE.
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The office was intended to bring more than 25,000 jobs to the region, but the plan was almost immediately met with resistance from local lawmakers who opposed Amazon's choice to accept $3 billion in tax breaks from the state of New York and circumvent the land-use process.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (D-Calif.), head of the Intelligence Committee, Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.), chairman of the Oversight and Reform panel, and Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (D-Calif.), Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.) and Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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Candy's feminist twist on "Little Red Riding Hood" — a wolf who falls prey to a woman's desire, rather than his own violent instincts — is a winner, she's catching breaks from empty subway cars and riverside lookie-loos, and her improvisational style is bringing texture to the backdrop and the dialogue.
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The move is a blow to the company's hometown, which is facing severe financial problems, and a potential boon for Aetna, which stands to receive $24 million in tax breaks from the state over the next decade, among other benefits, for its new headquarters in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan.
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Y.) and Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.) The president's reaction sounds like an interesting Captain Kangaroo spin-off: --> http://bit.
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Y.) and Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.) are now demanding that Sondland appear for a deposition on Oct.
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Mr. Marbut told HuffPost in 2014 that he believed in "Housing Fourth," which breaks from the widely accepted "housing first" philosophy that holds that people need to be given stable shelter before they can be expected take advantage of other support services such as job training or mental health counseling.
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Y.), wrote to acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal House leaders ask Supreme Court to reject Trump challenge to consumer bureau MORE on Friday.
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Mr. Pichai was announcing a new "digital wellbeing" initiative that aims to encourage healthier tech habits via several tools, including a dashboard on its newest Android that shows you how much time you spend per app, suggested breaks from marathon sessions and batched notifications to avoid the update-every-second situation.
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" The result, according to Kenneth Vogel of the New York Times, is "concerns among a wide range of businesses and industries about the prospect of losing valuable tax breaks — from preferential tax treatment for insurers to credits for renewable energy to a prized tax treatment used by the commercial real estate industry.
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On A Seat at the Table, Solange dedicated an entire song on the last album—"Borderline: An Ode To Self Care"—to the, at the time, a radical concept that Black women deserved to take emotional and physical breaks from the stress and strain that just existing in a white-run world brings.
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Because this is the only top Fed job where the candidate is not selected by U.S. President Donald Trump and confirmed by the Senate, Democratic lawmakers and community activists saw it as an opportunity to lobby for someone who breaks from a long tradition of white men with ties to Wall Street.
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Y.) and Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.) said they would subsequently move to subpoena Sondland later Tuesday for testimony and documents.
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Mr. Trump: While he breaks from Republican orthodoxy on many issues, Mr. Trump's opposition to Common Core — a set of clear college- and career-ready educational standards for kindergarten through 12th grade adopted by 42 states and the District of Columbia, the Common Core website says — is largely in line with his party's stance.
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If only to have known then the now: The thesis did not revert, never worked; You did not move Except to the already— And as the prodigy breaks from the pack, Disrupts into the new for just one more Click above the dial, the deal Downriver is how you will get paid, Later, further.
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And until it improves, until dating feels less like an actual job that's so horrific I have to take "breaks" from it, until dating culture stops being punishing, and society stops shaming me for being a single woman, shoving me back into the dating cesspool, I'm changing the things I'd like to be good at.
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Breslin took breaks from his column to write books such as "Can't Anybody Here Play This Game" about the hapless 1962 New York Mets baseball team; "The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight," a novel about gangsters as hapless as the Mets; and "World Without End, Amen," the tale of an alcoholic policeman who goes to Northern Ireland.
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On KCBS radio in April, Matier asked Lee whether people would "be able to hang out like they have been doing" in the area near the Ferry Building; on any given day, you'll see tourists, skateboarders, commuters, people on breaks from work, and yes, panhandlers and various individuals whose appearance indicates they don't have anywhere else to go.
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To enjoy the twists and turns of those episodes, one had to ignore how unbelievable it was for a first lady to seek the vice president's seat while still actively serving as first lady, but anyone who has gotten this far in "House of Cards" has probably grown accustomed to overlooking the show's more glaring breaks from reality.
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Fun fact No. 2: The costume is so hot that, in breaks from the action, Sven retreats to a "puppet corner" offstage, where dressers supply water and even hold tissues for nose blowing (the actors can't use their hands while in costume), and where an air conditioning tube can be inserted into the costume to lower their body temperature.
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Y.) and Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.), chairmen of the Intelligence, Foreign Affairs and Oversight and Reform committees, respectively, wrote in a letter released Thursday along with the text messages.
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Rep. John GaramendiJohn Raymond GaramendiDemocratic lawmaker: We should 'march' uncooperative witnesses 'to a little jail' House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Bottom Line MORE (D-Calif.) on Wednesday said he thinks the House should hold a formal vote on launching an impeachment inquiry, contradicting Democratic leaders who argue it's unnecessary.
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When Cordray resigned in November 2018, Trump appointed Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal House leaders ask Supreme Court to reject Trump challenge to consumer bureau MORE, then the White House budget director, to lead the bureau on an acting basis.
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Rep. John GaramendiJohn Raymond GaramendiDemocratic lawmaker: We should 'march' uncooperative witnesses 'to a little jail' House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Bottom Line MORE (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that Trump administration officials and allies of the president who refuse to cooperate with congressional investigations should be held in inherent contempt and taken into custody.
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Ian Prior, a former Justice Department official under Trump, surmised the impeachment inquiry would have minimal effect on Trump, arguing his actions didn't rise to the level of past conduct by presidents who have faced impeachment, including Richard Nixon and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Why impeach Trump?
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However, the president asked acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal House leaders ask Supreme Court to reject Trump challenge to consumer bureau MORE to put a hold on the monies in July (The Hill).
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"We deeply regret that President Trump has put us—and the nation—in this position, but his actions have left us with no choice but to issue this subpoena," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (D-Calif.), Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.) and Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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Y.) and House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.), the conservative group argued the select text messages released by Democrats on the committees failed to provide crucial context on the Trump administration's interactions with Ukraine.
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" Pelosi said in a Thursday letter to House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry McConnell blasts House Democrats over handling of impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (Calif.) that "there is no requirement under the Constitution, under House rules, or House precedent that the whole House vote before proceeding with an impeachment inquiry.
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Read more: The next great mental health app will look like Pokemon Go, according to a Silicon Valley psychologistAlthough they are less likely to want constant online connection, 61% of Gen Z women also reported that they have trouble taking breaks from technology, indicating that for many, they are always connected to the internet, even if they don't necessarily want to be, but it's difficult for them to give up.
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Members were briefed Monday during a call led by House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry McConnell blasts House Democrats over handling of impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (R-Calif.) on a new poll taken by the House GOP's campaign arm that showed 2900 percent of voters see impeachment as being politically motivated.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (D-Calif.), Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (D-Md.) and John LewisJohn LewisThe 13 House Democrats who back Kavanaugh's impeachment Detroit police chief calls Tlaib facial recognization idea 'racist' Ossoff raises 0k in first three weeks of Senate bid, campaign says MORE (D-Ga.), for one another.
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Democratic committee chairmen Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (Calif.), Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (N.
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The company had originally planned to move the jobs to Mexico but agreed to keep more than 700 jobs in Indiana after receiving $7 million in tax breaks from the state, where Vice President-elect Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE is governor.
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Before you start wiping away a tear with the ultra-oversized sleeve of your Hood By Air-branded jerseys, though, remember, it's not totally unprecedented for designers to take breaks from their personal labels when they're juggling multiple projects: That's what Anthony Vaccarello did when he took the helm at Saint Laurent last year, and it's what Thakoon Panichgul is currently doing as he weighs the options for his namesake label sans an investor.
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Carrier had originally planned to move the jobs to Mexico, but decided to keep 730 of the jobs in Indiana after receiving $7 million in tax breaks from the state, where Vice President-elect Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE is governor.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry McConnell blasts House Democrats over handling of impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (R-Calif.) is calling on Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team Tillis says impeachment is 'a waste of resources' MORE (D-Calif.) to suspend the impeachment inquiry launched by Democrats.
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Some of the individuals reportedly said the move was part of an effort under new national security adviser Robert O'Brien, who told officials of the reduction alongside acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal House leaders ask Supreme Court to reject Trump challenge to consumer bureau MORE this week.
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Reports were conflicted as of Tuesday evening about whether he officially accepted a role after meeting with Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal House leaders ask Supreme Court to reject Trump challenge to consumer bureau MORE, acting White House chief of staff, on Tuesday, but some expect him to ultimately join the team in some fashion.
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James Madison did not milk a cow and plow his field day after day, taking short breaks from farming to draft and promote the Constitution – he spent his time serving in legislative bodies at both the state and the federal levels, built relationships with other politicians from other parts of the country and other political persuasions, and then used that knowledge and experience to hand us a government that still is the embodiment of freedom and liberty, over 85033 years later.
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In a letter sent Tuesday to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (D-Calif.), House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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On a Monday phone call with Republican lawmakers, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry McConnell blasts House Democrats over handling of impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (R-Calif.) presented data from a poll conducted on behalf of the House GOP campaign arm that has more optimistic data for the president and his allies, particularly in the battleground districts where Democrats will be on defense in 28500.
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On the Democratic side, President Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All' This will be a wild weekend in New Hampshire MORE clobbered Ted Kennedy; I remember that last weekend when my dear friend and Wall Street Journal publisher, Peter Kann came up — it beats the corporate board room — and riding in the car, Kennedy winked as he told Peter it was necessary to raise taxes on the rich.
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The plaintiff claimed that while passing through security at Asheville Regional Airport en route to Los Angeles in June, she was told she would need to be subjected to a groin search, which the officer assured her would not require her genitals to be touched, The woman claimed in the lawsuit that she "clearly and unambiguously advised [the officer] that she would not consent to the touching of her genitals," but the search made several breaks from accepted protocol, including insisting she spread her legs wider than the footprints on the mat.
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But Cummings and the other two committee chairmen leading the impeachment inquiry — Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (D-Calif.) and Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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But Cummings and the other two committee chairmen leading the impeachment inquiry -- Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (D-Calif.) and Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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But according to reports, President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE asked Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry The Hill's Morning Report - White House escalates impeachment battle royal House leaders ask Supreme Court to reject Trump challenge to consumer bureau MORE, currently the acting White House chief of staff, to put a hold on the Ukraine aid in July 85033.
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The hope might be to think back to 1976 when Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All' This will be a wild weekend in New Hampshire MORE was so suspect that a "Stop Carter" movement sprang up in the spring or 1992 when Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Collins spokesperson: Impeachment vote had nothing to do with hoping Trump 'would learn a lesson' New Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita MORE was running third in a spring survey behind President George H.W. Bush and independent Ross Perot.
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Biggs previously introduced a resolution aimed at censuring Schiff for using "parody" when recounting details of Trump's call with the leader of Ukraine in July, which has garnered the support of key Republicans, including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry McConnell blasts House Democrats over handling of impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (R-Calif.) and House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseTrump holds call with House GOP amid impeachment inquiry House conservatives press Schiff over knowledge of whistleblower complaint New York Times reporter fact-checks McCarthy on whistleblower claims MORE (R-La.), who are looking to force a vote on the measure.
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"Your failure or refusal to comply with the request, including at the direction of or behest of the president or the White House, shall constitute evidence of obstruction of justice of the House's impeachment inquiry and may be used as an adverse inference against you and the president," wrote House Intelligence Chairman Committee Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort MORE (D-Calif.), Foreign Affairs Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds House Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry MORE (D-N.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry McConnell blasts House Democrats over handling of impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE (R-Calif.), House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseTrump holds call with House GOP amid impeachment inquiry House conservatives press Schiff over knowledge of whistleblower complaint New York Times reporter fact-checks McCarthy on whistleblower claims MORE (R-La.), and House GOP Conference Chair Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyOvernight Defense: Turkey launches offensive against Syrian Kurds | Trump set for clash with Congress over Kurds | Senators unveil Turkey sanctions bill | Trump says Kurds 'didn't help us' in Normandy | Defense official arrested for leaking to journalists Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Turkey says ground forces have crossed over into northern Syria MORE (R-Wyo.) participated on the call, according to the White House.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team Tillis says impeachment is 'a waste of resources' MORE (D-Calif.) shot down House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse Democrat breaks from party, says House should vote to start impeachment inquiry McConnell blasts House Democrats over handling of impeachment inquiry Trump fires back on impeachment MORE's (R-Calif.) call for Democrats to suspend the impeachment inquiry, noting in a written response that President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE hours earlier had publicly asked China to investigate one of his political rivals, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Pence open to releasing transcripts of call with Ukraine Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team MORE.
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