John didn't budge from his initial offer of 25 percent.
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While TO doesn't budge from his spot (why would he??)
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But Mr. Choffel did not budge from the leather swivel chair.
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"I didn't budge from my land during the crisis," he said.
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Buttigieg basically didn't budge from what he'd written three years earlier.
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The news was met with backlash, but Johansson didn't budge from the job.
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And because the polling favors Democrats, they're not likely to budge from that position.
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People started to crowd the dance floor, but Fatima didn't budge from her seat.
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But the conservative Australian government refuses to budge from their preferred method of the plebiscite.
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Kardashian West's fashion team ensured the vintage Mugler design wouldn't budge from her body all night.
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But she suggested that Democrats don't plan to budge from their refusal to allocate wall money.
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"I didn't last night," said Maddon, who appears unready to budge from his adherence to flexibility.
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But for nearly two weeks after the storm, the official death count didn't budge from 269.
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Wimbledon have said they will not budge from their 1300 GMT start time for the men's final.
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Voters have such ingrained feelings about him that his poll numbers hardly budge from year to year.
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A Democratic source said Pence did not budge from the $5.7 billion Trump has requested for the wall.
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Three activists won't budge from entrance to the NEB hearings, say process was unfair, won't let public participate pic.twitter.
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Superintendent Matt Miller pushed for a better deal, but Apple said it would not budge from its price list.
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One possession, Jordan finishes a chin-to-rim alley-oop, the helpside defense unwilling to budge from J.J. Redick.
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But Kim Jong-un would not budge from an insistence on a phased rollback of his country's nuclear program.
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The Jets do not have any urgency to budge from their offer because competition has yet to emerge for him.
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The early arrivals did not budge from their place even when told the centers would not open until 7 a.m.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has so far refused to budge from the withdrawal agreement agreed in November last year.
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The problem is high-level talks present their own layer of complication, because both sides won't budge from key policy positions.
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Since then, both Republicans and Democrats have been unwilling to budge from their strongly held positions on border security and wall funding.
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To the surprise of many lobbyists, they followed Mr. Trump's lead and did not budge from the corporate rate of 20 percent.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 is now slated for an October 26th release this year, a budge from its first delay to spring 2018.
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This article previously stated that Democrats would not budge from $1.6 billion — a number that was agreed to in the Senate spending bill.
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But the timeline could be complicated by its refusal to budge from contentious proposals aimed at bringing manufacturing back to the United States.
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Like a puppy who hasn't been properly house trained, his relentless enthusiasm has forced Kate to budge from her "set in her ways" ways.
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Irrespective of how the standoff between asylum seekers and authorities ends on Manus Island, the Australian government won't budge from its tough border policies.
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What if oil prices do, in fact, start tumbling again, or at least don't budge from their current level of about $50 a barrel?
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Whether I was lapping the skating rink, running on the treadmill, or stretching at the barre, these headphones just would not budge from my ears.
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Robin Smith, the tribe's enrollment director, said last Tuesday that she had been too inundated with ID requests to budge from her chair all morning.
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Higher-rated bond yields were steady on Tuesday , refusing to budge from recent ranges ahead of this week's European Central Bank and Federal Reserve meetings.
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It is exhausting to watch this family refuse to budge from their sanctified image of Jack, and their obsession with his ideals is destroying them all.
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In their statement announcing Lord and Miller's exit, Lucasfilm insisted that the Han Solo movie would not budge from its planned May 25, 2018 release date.
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While the restaurant won't budge from its entry level four-course menu, the structure will be less linear and there will be more room for improvisation.
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Schumer on Thursday morning declared in a Senate floor speech that Democrats won't budge from the offer they made to Trump in the Oval Office Tuesday.
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He's shown no willingness to budge from his position and it seems almost certain that the provisions he most firmly opposes won't be removed from the bill.
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In Rizo's case, the 9th Circuit panel – Judges Wallace Tashima and Andrew Hurwitz and U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman of Milwaukee – refused to budge from Kouba precedent.
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Despite a repricing by underwriters led by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, yields in most maturities of the bond issue did not budge from preliminary pricing levels.
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Remember, Oscar said the GGG train had left the station because Gennady's team refused to budge from their negotiating terms ... they wanted a 50/50 revenue split.
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Even better, it comes with a craft store price tag of $12.95, and somehow didn't budge from our hair all day when we gave it a test drive.
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Trump grew visibly irritated during Pelosi's opening remarks, when she warned of a "Trump shutdown" if the president refused to budge from his position on border wall money.
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Trump initially refused to budge from his demand for $5 billion in border wall funding, a nonstarter for Democrats that prompted the possibility of a partial government shutdown.
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But on the day that the moment finally arrived, the president refused to budge from his initial assessment that the report was a total exoneration of his actions.
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With the bird unwilling to budge from the village, Rose took it upon herself to look for a peacock&aposs call on the internet to attract Bertie&aposs attention.
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Republican sources however suggested that the Bolton breakthrough would not cause McConnell to budge from his position that the trial must start before a decision is made on witnesses.
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Trump has indicated he will not budge from his demands for steep cuts to legal immigration and the elimination of the diversity visa lottery in exchange for Dreamer protections.
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However, others in newly appointed Prime Minister Theresa May's government including Brexit minister David Davis have said Britain should not budge from an insistence on having controls on its borders.
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The administration has consistently ratcheted up sanctions on Maduro while recognizing opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the country's legitimate president, but Maduro has so far refused to budge from power.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Mr. Tambassopoulos said he had told the judge he wanted to stop serving because a small number of jurors had been unwilling to budge from positions favoring conviction or acquittal.
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Buttigieg warned that Sanders would not budge from his far left positions, and said the Democratic nominee would have to be more flexible to appeal to a broader base of supporters.
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Trump has demanded $5 billion for his proposed wall along the southern border, while Democrats have refused to budge from their offer of $1.3 billion in funding for border security measures.
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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has said Super Bowl teams don't need a "rushing champion," while reports have indicated that the Cowboys will not budge from their budget to pay Elliott early.
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For months, Wilson wasn't willing to budge from his offer of $250,000 for five years, and refused to even consider the loan ("I'm not the investment banking business," Wilson reportedly said).
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With both senior European and British government officials refusing to budge from their respective negotiating positions, the prospect of a no-deal Brexit is becoming increasingly likely in the eyes of investors.
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We're breaking down all the need-to-know info ahead, as well as pro tips from Gueye, to ensure your edgy lip-eye combo doesn't budge from dinner to late-night diner.
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He said Trump hasn't shown any hint that he might be willing to budge from his $5 billion request, setting up a standoff that could last until funding expires on Dec. 21.
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"The idea is just to win over the trading community ahead of elections and on that point the government will not budge from the deadline," a second Indian trade ministry official said.
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Trump's statement also appeared to rule out any pared-down proposal that deals with the young immigrants, often called "Dreamers," and border security, indicating he is unwilling to budge from his original demands.
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It is unlikely that Mr. Modi, who faces an election in April and feels the political need to act tough on Pakistan, will budge from his hard-line position until after the elections.
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In Hamburg, the American president did not budge from his decision to withdraw from the Paris accord on climate change and did not even bother to attend more than 20 minutes of the discussion.
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The opposition had insisted the presidential election be the next poll held, while the government refused to budge from its position that local elections should take place first, further delaying the presidential vote, Badibanga said.
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This was better than a recurring nightmare I had, however, in which a growing wad refused to budge from my mouth, and my dream self would begin to panic, pulling out stretchy strands and teeth.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May refused to budge from her position on Brexit on Wednesday, brushing aside criticism from all corners of parliament and saying her strategy was already being negotiated with the European Union.
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Despite a High Court order to evict them by December 25th, and repeated government offers of alternative housing nearby, the settlers are refusing to budge from what they see as their homes in historically Jewish territory.
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If the gentlemen of Muirfield want to talk about a snail's pace, how about the fact that it took two years of consultation among themselves to decide, ultimately, not to budge from their 18th-century moorings?
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While Senate Republicans have real worries about whether the House language would cut coverage for people with pre-existing conditions, House conservatives are determined to not budge from their determination to lower premiums for most consumers.
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With both senior European and British government officials refusing to budge from their respective negotiating positions in recent days, the prospect of a no-deal Brexit has piled pressure on the British currency in recent days.
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Negotiations between Democratic leaders and President Donald Trump have been at an impasse for weeks over the refusal of both sides to budge from their stances on Trump's demand for $5.7 billion to fund a border wall.
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Then there is a not-so-surprising revelation to those who have watched Mr. McConnell stubbornly refuse to budge from talking points and doggedly spend day after day on the Senate floor hitting the same rehearsed points.
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It was a persistent piece of food that didn't budge from start to finish and unlike the time when his American flag pin was upside down, no one notified him with a courtesy note or polite notification.
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Democrats, two weeks away from taking the House majority, have refused to budge from the offers they had laid out for the president, which included up to $1.6 billion for border security, but nothing for the border wall.
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According to one Egyptian official, the Foreign Ministry in Cairo instructed its diplomats in a June 10 cable to emphasize that Egypt would not budge from its position that Israel is the country with exclusive, ultimate responsibility for Gaza.
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The President has repeatedly vowed not to budge from his demand over a border wall, but rejected an idea he floated last week that he would simply bypass Congress and fund a border wall by declaring a national emergency.
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The 21-year-old did not budge from his post in the control tower at Mutiara SIS Al-Jufrie Airport Palu as it began to shake from a 6.1 magnitude tremor, followed by a 7.5 magnitude earthquake on Friday.
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Without addressing the issues of abortion and reproductive rights by name, the report clearly called for moderation of hard-line stands: Cruz has staked out what he calls "courageous conservatism," and refuses to budge from a hard-line anti-abortion stand.
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But the reality is more like a developer's nightmare, thanks to hundreds of people living there who have refused to budge from their ramshackle homes for nearly 3803 years as the local authority sought to clear the land for new construction.
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"The RBI will have to strike a proper policy balance to prevent slow growth and high inflation trends from intensifying further ... Hence, I am not expecting the rupee to budge from its underperforming Asian currency status in the near-term," he said.
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"In this time when we all need to sacrifice to flatten the curve and stop this pandemic, it is disturbing that the NRA won't budge from its overriding purpose -- to increase gun industry profits at any cost," Brady President Kris Brown said.
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While several of Mr. Trudeau's aides and his children Ella-Grace and Xavier wandered back to where journalists and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police sat, the prime minister didn't budge from his seat until we landed, three hours after taking off in Ottawa.
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"I swear if I ever marry and my woman pops out some brats, I'm raising them Amish," he continues—not just for her benefit but for the benefit of the group, though he doesn't budge from his buzzard-hovering over the woman.
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Democratic staff members asked for a formal budget justification for the administration's insistence on its $5.7 billion proposal, a Democratic official familiar with the discussion said, adding that Mr. Pence made clear that the White House would not budge from that figure.
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Granted I am a hyperactive human, but it still drives me nuts how he can barely budge from a computer for days, not picking up socks, ordering food delivery so as not to leave the house, procrastinating on everything, and generally being a slug.
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Democrats — having passed a bill in the House that would reopen eight agencies besides the Department of Homeland Security — warned that it would grow increasingly hard to begin formal negotiations if the government remained closed, the source said, but administration officials refused to budge from their position.
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With Germany refusing to budge from its budget surpluses and to stop syphoning out 160 billion euro of purchasing power from its EU trade partners, the ECB is left to pick up the pieces in a policy mix that keeps fiscal policy as a virtually frozen instrument of demand management.
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In a way, sticking with a coach who won't budge from Jackson's old-school offense would be the ultimate insult to old-school fans, who embraced Jackson not as an evangelist for the Tex Winter offense but as the former Knicks player who learned at the feet of legendary coach Red Holzman.
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There is a very simple reason to be skeptical that Donald Trump is willing to make a deal on immigration: Donald Trump keeps saying that he wants to make a deal on immigration, and then keeps refusing to budge from a list of demands that Democrats have made clear they won't agree to.
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Mr. Pence made it clear that the White House would not budge from the $5.7 billion in funding it wants for a wall, and that the White House would not reopen the government by supporting the six-bill package that the House has passed, according to a Democratic official familiar with the meeting.
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Despite new questions about contacts between Attorney General Jeff Sessions and a top Russian diplomat, House and Senate Republicans remain unwilling to budge from their opposition to a special bipartisan inquiry into the extent of Russian meddling in the 2016 election, and into any connections to President Trump or those close to him.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE earlier Friday defended his administration's decision to increase tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods from 85033 percent to 25 percent, a signal to Beijing he won't budge from his demands.
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Even though I "pass" as a woman and have female anatomy and ID, North Carolina law holds that I should use the men's room (since my birth certificate says M). My adversary was clearly uncomfortable with the idea of a woman like me in the men's room; at the same time he did not want to budge from his talking point that people like me shouldn't be allowed in the women's room, either, because he was convinced that we constitute some sort of threat to children.
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Culverhouse refused to budge from his initial offer of $400,000, which he said would make Williams one of the five highest-paid quarterbacks in the league.Lasswell, Doug. "Williams Turns Down Bucs' $400,000 Offer".
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Zeyno urges the men to resist, but in vain. Resigned by now, the peasants accept the offer and in exchange the landowner demands the immediate resumption of irrigation. The village, according to him, no longer exists. Memed alone, having resolved not to budge from his hut, will not yield to this blackmail.
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The Buccaneers made two more playoff appearances in 1981 and 1982. After the 1982 season, McKay strongly supported star quarterback Doug Williams' bid for a better contract; at the time he was making less than 12 backups in the league. However, owner Hugh Culverhouse was unwilling to budge from his initial offer. Williams bolted to the USFL for the 1983 season.
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The servant offered him a choice of four more seats, but each time, he kept his various items on the seats, refusing to budge from the throne. Finally, the annoyed servant kicked him off the throne. Enraged, Chanakya vowed to uproot Nanda and his entire establishment, like "a great wind uproots a tree". Chanakya knew that he was prophesied to become a power behind the throne.
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Eventually, the Committee proposed a 3:1 ratio (approximately $75 million and restored), while Disney would not budge from their proposal for a 2:1 ratio ($50 million, restored). After discontinuing negotiations, Committee members were left with the impression that Disney would defer further negotiations to 1992. Later in June 1991, the committee chairman canceled a hearing of the bill which was scheduled for June 25, 1991.
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The protest calls for the closure and removal of the camp. The president of the Association of Calais Traders said "We will not budge from the motorway until the state gives us the dates for the total demolition of the northern zone of the Jungle." This protest marks the first time the Association of Calais Traders has taken a physical approach to protesting the migrant camp.
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Again he becomes absorbed in the painting, and takes a seat to compose himself. This time the security guard does not budge from his spot. Finally, the man is able to look at the painting's eyes, which begin to move again. Now restored and free of lacquer, they open slowly and communicate an infinite sorrow for the world, which the man recognizes as unaffecting the apathetic crowds outside.
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Roland asks Oliver to not accompany him into Saragosse so that Roland can claim all the glory and all the Queen's favor for himself. He leaves an outraged Oliver behind and succeeds in finding the queen and receiving a magnificent cloak from her. However, as he attempts to escape Saragossa Roland is surrounded by Saracens. He calls to Oliver for help, but the latter does not budge from his hill.
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On the 21st of June, the MacWilliam Burkes and their allies provoked a set-piece battle against the besieging forces. Fitton was dug in around the castle, and the MacWillams lined up their infantry and dismounted cavalry uphill from the defences. Fitton refused to budge from behind the siegeworks, so the enemy decided to attack. They pushed through the cannon and musket fire, hitting the besiegers with momentum.
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Clear conflicts arose between him and the union leaders due to their various illegal demands. Buksh did not budge from his position nor comply with these demands. He did not "compromise his principles even under tremendous political pressure of the unruly trade union leaders . . . Instead of leashing the unruly trade union leaders, the government relieved him of his position" on November 27, 1973, bringing his lifelong career in life insurance to an abrupt end.
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After the 1982 season, Williams asked for a $600,000 contract. Bucs owner Hugh Culverhouse refused to budge from his initial offer of $400,000 despite protests from coach John McKay. Feeling that Culverhouse was not paying him what a starter should earn, Williams bolted to the upstart United States Football League’s Oklahoma Outlaws. The next season the Bucs went 2–14, and did not make the playoffs again until the 1997 season 14 years later.
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When William steps in with an offer of financial assistance, Claudie refuses to budge from the house. With morale at an all-time low, everyone looks forward to the Montgomery Estate ball where they can only hope for a fairy tale ending. Instead it's a night of surprises. Sarah confesses to Adrian that she's pregnant; Anna snogs Matt, Paula kisses Sebastian, Clare and Rick spend the night together and Claudie's brother, Liam, arrives unexpectedly.
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192 This was the beginning of their friendship. Later, Garnier and Niikuni collaborated on Nichifutsu Shishū (), producing works such as the Micropoem. Niikuni was noted abroad as an example of a writer that relied on ideographs (kanji), and requests to display his works kept coming in. Niikuni progressed to methods like graphic design and emphasizing communication after Zero-on,新国誠一 works（2008）p.231 but he would not budge from expressing through kanji characters.
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Illustration by Budge from Egyptian Ideas Of The Future Life, published 1908 Budge entered the British Museum in 1883 in the recently renamed Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities. Initially appointed to the Assyrian section, he soon transferred to the Egyptian section. He studied the Egyptian language with Samuel Birch until the latter's death in 1885. Budge continued to study ancient Egyptian with the new Keeper, Peter le Page Renouf, until the latter's retirement in 1891.
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Wa will not budge from Thai border areas During the 1990s the areas controlled by the UWSA were involved in heroin production. During the 2000s, the United Wa State Army shifted focus into amphetamine production. Records of official seizures compiled by the United Nations suggest that in 2006 Myanmar was the source of half of Asia's methamphetamine, known in Thailand as yaba, and some experts believe that most drug labs are in areas under Wa control.
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The most complete, critical text of authentic Ephrem was compiled between 1955 and 1979 by Dom Edmund Beck, OSB, as part of the Corpus Scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium. As Chronologist, St. Ephrem the Syrian has composed the history of the Patriarchs and Kings from the Creation to the Crucifixion of Christ, The Book of the Cave of Treasure, translated by W. Budge from the Syriac text of the British Museum Mss Add. 25875, published by The Religious Tract Society, 1927.
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Lem replies, "You're asking me to betray my family", and steadfastly refuses to budge from his decision. Kavanaugh expresses admiration for Lem’s loyalty and steadfastness. A day before Lem is to be imprisoned, Kavanaugh shows up at his doorstep to have a final chat with him saying, “...you weren’t supposed to get the worst of this thing here”. Kavanaugh voices his regret that Lem is the one who ended up being the most affected by his inquiry into the Strike Team.
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After some time Maharaj remembered the boy, came out to look for him and found him sleeping on the steps. Maharaj stroked the boy’s head and when he awoke offered him food and water. Meanwhile, his father accompanied by some relatives came there looking for the lost child. He was very happy to see his son. He said to Maharaj, “This is my son and I am taking him home.” Maharaj gave his consent, but the boy refused to budge from the spot.
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Judy Miller, a gifted Jewish college senior, presents a short play to her Greek Theater professor, Henry Harper. Judy submits an updated, anti-nuclear version of Antigone in place of the formal paper that Harper has assigned to her. Harper is adamant in his refusal to accept her paper and threatens to fail her (and hence keep her from graduating) if she doesn't provide a more traditional paper. A battle of wills ensues, as both of them refuse to budge from their convictions.
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House tells Cuddy that he wants to keep all four of his candidates but Cuddy insists that he can only keep two. He asks who she would choose, and she advises him to keep Taub and Kutner. Later, he brings all four candidates into her office to highlight their strengths; although all their theories are wrong, each contributed to the correct diagnosis that the patient has measles, which he contracted while hanging around children to entertain them. Cuddy will not budge from her position.
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He was promoted to major in 1926, he was assigned as a military attaché to Great Britain from 1927 through 1928.Budge From August 1931, Sano was assigned to the IJA 4th Field Artillery Regiment and from January 1933 was assigned to the staff of the Hiroshima-based IJA 5th Division, He was promoted to colonel and commanded the IJA 25th Field Artillery Regiment from March 1935. From December 1935 Sano was assigned to the staff of the Kokura-based IJA 12th Division. He once again commanded the IJA 25th Artillery from March 1936.
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When Bugs still will not budge from the bathroom, Sam bursts in and pushes him out, but Bugs traverses across the covered hole and Sam falls through it, cursing in gibberish all the way down. A drenched Sam charges back upstairs and is told by Bugs that he can use the bathroom now. Sam charges towards Bugs but has completely forgotten about the hole between them, falling through and plunging into the river again, bellowing out the same cursive gibberish as before. Later that day, Bugs climbs up a long staircase.
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The story is about a young cow herding boy with an extraordinary flute playing ability, who is accompanied by his faithful water buffalo. The boy falls asleep in a tree, and is soon dreaming that he has lost his buffalo. The dream sequence is delightfully whimsical, beginning with falling leaves that turn into butterflies and gradually lead the cow herder to a beautiful mist-filled valley. Here the buffalo refuses to budge from his hiding spot, leaving the cow herder to find an alternate musical solution to his problem.
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The butler, Felice, who meanwhile has gone off to a milliner's with a scrapof straw as a sample tolook for a hat of the same kind, comes back empy-handed. Anaide, bursting into tears, confesses that she cannot go home without the hat, for it was given to her by a "jealous and very brutal" husband. Fadinard, who is expected for his wedding, protests in vain: Anaide faints, Emilio threatens a duel. The refuse to budge from the house until Fadinard, even though he has to go and get married, comes back with a hat exactly like Anaide's.
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She was then second in Epsom's Group One Coronation Cup, behind Fame and Glory. In the Yorkshire Oaks, Sariska was to face Midday and a younger horse, that season's dual Oaks winner, Snow Fairy. However, Sariska refused to budge from the stalls as the field raced away from her with Midday, a horse she'd beaten three times, winning. This was the first time Sariska had shown any negative temperament in public, although she had nearly killed her trainer Michael Bell a month previously when kicking him with both hooves in the back, narrowly missing his kidneys and sending him flying across the stable.
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He traded the completed game to Apple Computer for a Centronics printer.An interview with Budge from Halcyon Days California Pacific published a collection of four of Budge's Apple II games in 1980 as Bill Budge's Space Album. By 1981, his reputation was such that BYTE wrote in its review of Budge's Tranquility Base, a Lunar Lander clone, that "Consistently excellent graphics are a trademark of Bill Budge's games". Budge marketed his games commercially with a floppy disk drive salesman who traveled from store to store; he and the salesman agreed to split profits of selling his games 50/50.
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He maintains that he stumbled across the body after returning from a walk on the moors, but will say no more. Wimsey arrives to investigate, along with his friend Inspector Charles Parker, who will find himself becoming increasingly attracted to Lady Mary throughout the novel. They find a series of unidentified footprints and a discarded jewel in the form of a cat. It is clear that both Denver and Mary are hiding something: Denver refuses to budge from his story that he was simply out for a walk, while Mary is feigning illness to avoid talking to anyone.
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They complained that the rising wages of technical staff and artistes were contributing towards the box office run of Tamil films in 1997. They demanded that workers and technicians form new organisations exclusively for the production of Tamil films, on the lines of organisations in Kerala and Andhra Pradesh. The issue escalated when the organisation's leader Vijayan declined to budge from his demands and was unable to gather support from a series of prominent actors and film director Bharathiraja. Vijayan also became the key person for the strike which led to suicide of some members and some lost their assets due to this strike.
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This would have extended the lease of the American bases in the Philippines. However, a bone of contention remained the amount of money that the US Government would pay to the Philippine government for the lease and use of the bases. As per C.R.Anderegg, the Vice Commander of Clark Air Base, Philippines wanted $825 million per year for a period of seven years, but the U.S. Government would not budge from the earlier agreed $360 million per year for 10 years. This was not the first such hike demanded by the Philippines - in 1984, a similar hike had been asked and given for Clark Air Base.
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He is a Steadfast style Duelist, refusing to get an Action Card and won't budge from his place even if he receive attacks. After being badly injured in his Duel with the Battle Beast, he was helped by Sylvio and Jack Atlas. Gong uses a Superheavy Samurai deck composed solely of monsters and later learns Synchro Summoning from Kit, and even later adds Pendulum Summoning to his deck, becoming the first person to Pendulum-Synchro Summon. His initial ace monster is Superheavy Samurai Big Benkei, but upon learning to Synchro Summon from Kit Blade with Superheavy Samurai Warlord Susanowo as his new ace monster.
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However, the seals refused to budge from their traditional, run-down landmark, and it was only after the authorities proceeded to demolish the old haul-out that they settled on the new platform. It is this new structure which now carries the name Chinaman's Hat.Melissa Fyfe, 'The lords of the bay,' in The Age, 20 March 2004 The present structure is one of four haul outs or resting sitesMelissa Fyfe, 'The lords of the bay,' in The Age, 20 March 2004 in the bay, and is occupied by a bachelor community of the Australian fur seals. It is a popular destination for scuba divers and snorkelers.
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A rush began, on Thursday 13, and Intra paid out $70 million, which by nightfall left only $330,000 in the Bank's coffers. The acting head of the bank, worth personally some $50 million, informed the Lebanese cabinet that he would personally guarantee his bank's balance sheet, but they refused to budge from their position. Irregularities were later discovered, -- none of them abnormal within Lebanon's banking system—such as loans to directors exceeding what was legally permissible, and dividend payments to Intra companies that were losing money. Beidas had also used funds held in trust to secure personal loans from Chase Manhattan and the Banco di Roma.
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Robinson's campaign was boosted by a lack of organisation in Fine Gael, the official opposition party. Fine Gael had previously gambled that former Taoiseach Garret FitzGerald would run as its candidate, even though he had insisted for two years that he would not run for office. When it was apparent that FitzGerald would not budge from his refusal, Fine Gael approached another senior figure, Peter Barry, who had previously been willing to run but had run out of patience and was no longer interested. The party ultimately nominated the former civil rights campaigner Austin Currie, a respected new TD and former Minister in Brian Faulkner's power- sharing executive in Northern Ireland from 1973 to 1974.
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Satō was promoted to colonel in October 1937 and assigned command of the Manchukuo- based IJA 75th Infantry Regiment. His regiment was at the Battle of Lake Khasan, refusing to budge from its positions even after sustaining over 50% casualties, and then ousted the Soviet forces from a disputed hill in a night assault which the Japanese considered to be a model of its tactical type. Satō later boasted that since he was not in favor with Tōjō, his unit had been given the worst position on the front lines, and he looked forward to being given the worst position again at the next battle. From December 1938 he was commander of the 2nd Sector, 8th Border Garrison, which was at the Nomonhan Incident.
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By February 1810 Masséna, stalled for six months at the Lines of Torres Vedras, his men famished and demoralized, accepted the advice of his despondent lieutenants and began preparations to extricate the French army from Portugal. With his customary sang-froid Masséna drafted orders calling for the army to quit the Tagus abruptly between 4 and 6 March, aiming to secure Coimbra as a base from which to throw bridges over the Mondego River and afford the army a passage to safety. The French pursued a retrograde movement along the Mondego valley--which Masséna had long contemplated, were it not for Napoleon's express orders forbidding him to budge from the Tagus--hoping for better foraging country as they exhausted their last reserves of biscuit.Thiers, et al (1884), pp.
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Good-luck charms of Prince Phetxarāt, who many Lao believe possessed magical powers, are widely sold in Laos today On 27 August 1945 Prince Phetxarāt took charge of Viang Chan from the Japanese, although as Prime Minister of Luang Phrabāng he had no authority outside the Kingdom's borders. The French were already in control of Luang Phrabāng, and with the support of the Prince of Champāsak they were also regaining control in the south. When it became clear that the King would not budge from his loyalty to France, Phetxarāt (who had no fondness for the King and the Crown Prince) unilaterally declared the unification of the country, nominally under the crown of Luang Phrabāng, and then declared Lao independence. In September the Chinese Army arrived to find that a Lao government of sorts was in command of Viang Chan.
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At this time Potter decided to abandon his involvement in the plot against Featherston, judging that the US would not budge from their demand for "unconditional surrender", whoever headed the Confederacy, and that the charismatic Featherston — however much Potter despised him — was the only leader capable of continuing the war and possibly snatching victory from the jaws of the impending defeat. The defection of Potter, with his skill at undercover operations, doomed the far more inept conspirators under Nathan Bedford Forrest III to failure and slow death by torture. Potter was placed in charge of sneaking a Confederate superbomb into the U.S. He did this by disguising a C.S. truck in U.S. colors and insignia, and he even wore a U.S. uniform. The superbomb was set off in Philadelphia, causing horrific bloodshed by the direct explosion and indirect effect of radioactivity.
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Late in the game with time winding down and Atlanta leading 124–122, the Bulls heaved a desperation shot that bounced off the rim, but Bulls center Tom Boerwinkle tipped it in to tie the game at 124 with one second left. However, Rakel waved off Boerwinkle's basket because he claimed he heard the final buzzer go off before it went in. Bulls coach Dick Motta and GM Pat Williams immediately got in Rakel's face. Despite both of them pointing right to the clock on the scoreboard, which showed one second left, and timekeeper Jim Serry flat-out telling Rakel he didn't touch the clock or buzzer, and further proving this by flipping the switch to run the clock to zero and allowing the buzzer to sound while the press corps watched him do it, Rakel (and an unnamed officiating partner of his, who deferred to him despite later admitting he didn't hear the buzzer sound either) refused to budge from his ruling and walked off the court declaring the game over and Atlanta the winners.
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