Climb down off the world dying and feed something.
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The Chinese leader is no keener to climb down than Trump.
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But one at the mooted price would be a climb down.
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"She was desperate to climb down my throat," Ms. Anderson said.
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Trump didn't climb down from his travel ban through British prodding.
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McConnell, like the speaker herself, is not one to climb down.
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That's why the Alpine rescue "stuntmen" don't climb down with ropes anymore.
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So we've constructed a position that's very hard to climb down from.
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Make no mistake, this was a climb-down, at least for now.
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And I don't have to climb down my bed to unplug them.
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Then we climb down a cliff face that erodes beneath our feet.
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China could climb down and, in effect, quietly recognise the court's ruling.
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When it comes time to feed in the ocean, they can't climb down.
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You could say, Well, maybe she should climb down off her high horse.
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One by one, the Nusra fighters began to climb down from the rooftop.
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"Now there's little space for either side to climb down or make concessions."
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The pop star was seen talking to crew members, appearing hesitant to climb down.
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Our job is "to build ladders for China to climb down," he would sigh.
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There was no net, no pad to land on, no ladder to climb down.
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Mendonça Filho, the new education minister, announced the climb-down on Twitter on Saturday.
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My starting point is a peculiar aspect of Trump's climb-down on steel tariffs.
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However, the pop star is seen talking to crew members, appearing hesitant to climb down.
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It forces them to climb down to unholier depths in the performance of their disadvantage.
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A previous bid in 1995 sparked paralysing strikes that forced the government to climb down.
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Could Iran be a rare case where Trump's threats don't give way to a climb-down?
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In other words, Trump's executive order is a dramatic climb-down from his worst campaign rhetoric.
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He also sees political risks in any trade deal that can be branded a climb-down.
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In exchange for letting Satan climb down, Jack had him vow to never claim his soul.
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And the result, even before World War II, was a significant climb-down in tariff rates.
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" But Obama's policy was actually a further climb-down from "acting alone" to "should not intervene.
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Despite all the heat and light, that points to a negotiated climb-down by both sides.
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How many rocks do we have to throw at his bedroom window before he'll climb down?
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When Iran is ready to climb down, he promised to be "ready, willing and able" to talk.
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Another showed some tightly wound makeshift rope, which the escapees used to climb down from the roof.
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"The Chinese are still trying to preserve the space to climb down from this," he told CNN.
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So we'll have to see if the Justice Department manages to get the president to climb down.
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They can also suffer smoke inhalation, or burn their paws or claws when trying to climb down trees.
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"Merkel needs to do this to help Seehofer climb down from a tree," one senior EU diplomat said.
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But everyone is now so high up their pole that I am not sure they can climb down.
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I climb down and step back to look at the blue tape outline balanced between the modern sconces.
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But it's the rare case when consumers can generate enough attention to force such a corporate climb down.
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Shingarkin was eventually detained when, after the protest in Pushkin Square had dispersed, police persuaded him to climb down.
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Once we got to the top, we had to use a rope to climb down an extremely steep slope.
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In the past, India had kept quiet even when it hit back, leaving room for Pakistan to climb down.
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"This is a significant climb down from a weak government on the verge of defeat," Mr. Starmer told lawmakers.
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When it was nice out, it wasn't a problem because I could go swimming and climb down a ladder.
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The government has given no indication it will make any climb-down over the central elements of the reform.
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Society has to climb down from the position that says there is nothing objectionable about abortion before a certain time.
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Eventually he did, and with the help of a security officer was able to convince the man to climb down.
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And that could mean a climb-down of a president polling at 17 percent a year before the next elections.
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There are the taunts, and the peltings of dirt and rocks they may face as they climb down the hill.
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I was so fucked that the only thing I could think of to help me climb down was to drink.
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The changes marked a rare climb-down by McConnell, who had only unveiled the proposed trial rules on Monday night.
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Much of this section of the episode is dominated by their attempt to climb down a steep ravine in their path.
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During a recent gig in Warsaw, Poland, Beyoncé had to climb down a ladder after a risen stage didn't work properly.
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" Asked if the EU also needed to climb down from its own high horse, Krichbaum said: "We cannot allow cherry picking.
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Far-right League leader Matteo Salvini, speaking on RAI state TV, warned "speculators" against betting that the government would climb down.
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We drive seven hours without stopping, the air ever warmer as we leave the mountains and climb down towards the sea.
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The U.K. government's proposal is seen as a climb down from the harder Brexit plan regularly espoused by Prime Minister May.
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SOFTWOOD LUMBER - Given the strenuous efforts Canada has taken so far to defend the industry, a climb down seems very unlikely.
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A parent has to come out and make them climb down for dinner because they won't go in on their own.
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Or maybe, unable to climb down, it had clung to the branches, exhausted, and grown weaker and weaker until it died.
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He wants me to go down first, so I climb down onto the ledge, then lower myself down to the floor.
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Visitors must climb down 140 steps and over yards of boulders in order to reach the beach, but it's worth the trip.
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Yet the great climb-down the president affected later in the day had in reality been on the cards for some time.
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"He did not appear too critical about negative rates and that saw the dollar climb down a bit," said a spot trader.
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Then came what looks like a climb-down: The administration has exempted Canada, Mexico, the European Union and others from those tariffs.
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Finding a way to leverage his massive mistakes while demonstrating the will and capacity to climb down is our least bad option.
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It needed to develop enough other activities to push the share of visitors making the climb down to about 20 percent each year.
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Mr Turnbull, himself a former banker who once headed Goldman Sachs in Australia, showed a touch of defensiveness over the apparent climb-down.
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Although the structure is 1,000 years old, visitors can still climb down the 200 steps lining the retaining wall to the pool below.
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Children were passed hand to hand down a human chain along the side of the building, and rescuers helped adults climb down fire ladders.
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Sean Gerace helped several employees escape the hourslong standoff by finding a ladder to climb down the second floor of the grocery store building.
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Visitors must climb down terrifyingly steep ladders to get to Brazil's beautiful beach Baia do Sancho on the small island of Fernando de Noronha.
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And the pair can ill afford another embarrassing climb-down: earlier this year they went through the fiasco of shelving a different, controversial, citizenship bill.
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We could pass through strangers' homes, jump out of windows or climb down ladders to street level, then slip through the courtyard carrying our shoes.
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But Spiegel should climb down from his high horse and acknowledge that Snapchat in its current form is a great distraction from the real world.
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The Republicans need to climb down off the window sill before jumping to their political deaths trying to defend a stillborn approach to illegal immigration.
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After letting the five women in the group climb down, Jimmy swung his leg over the edge of the bridge just before 2000:29 pm.
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The rush of sweeteners to soothe public anger began with Philippe's climb-down on fuel tax hikes, the first major U-turn of Macron's presidency.
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Some opposition politicians believe the local government position is finally wavering, however, and Beijing may allow it to climb down if enough people hit the streets.
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Luckily, in videos taken by fans at the show, stage hands appear to have acted quickly bringing out a ladder for the star to climb down.
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Some opposition politicians believe the local government position is finally wavering, however, and Beijing may allow it to climb down if enough people hit the streets.
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In boxing more than in other sports, life is seldom easy for the great ones after they climb down from the ring for the last time.
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Was this climb-down a reaction to threats of retaliation, or did the administration not at first realize that the tariffs would mainly hit our allies?
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Some opposition politicians believe the Hong Kong government position is finally wavering, however, and Beijing may allow it to climb down if enough people hit the streets.
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But some ardent Brexiteers and the Northern Irish Democratic Unionists are said to be looking for a ladder to climb down from their opposition to the deal.
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"What the market needs is a signal of some relaxation in trade rhetoric, a bit of climb down," said Salman Ahmed, chief investment strategist at Lombard Odier.
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The compromise is a climb down for Cuomo and his fellow Democrats who had pushed for a $15 state-wide minimum and no carve outs for small businesses.
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Drop it off a cliff and the cooler will not only survive, but your beers will still be cold by the time you climb down to rescue it.
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Thousands of children climb down narrow mine shafts with no safety equipment, and cut mica with hammers and chisels for up to eight hours a day, activists say.
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If we are to survive the most divisive presidency in generations, it's up to us to climb down our family trees and better understand how we got here.
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Three workers thought they could rouse a raccoon from its stupor and encourage it to climb down a ladder from a ledge above a street in St. Paul.
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Little spotlights mean a frog can bask in the heat or climb down to the lower reaches, where, among the shadows of the bromeliads, she can find cooler climes.
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The climb-down will be seen as a failure on the government's part to persuade enough lawmakers that the draft Brexit deal with Brussels is the best possible arrangement.
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Though this is a huge climb down for the US from previous peace efforts in Geneva, Switzerland, it must be considered that those previous talks didn't get very far.
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Mr Trump's subsequently arranged trip to meet Kim Jong Un on the front-line between the two Koreas looked like an effort to divert attention from this climb-down.
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If Trump really wanted to get to yes, to make the most impressive deal in history, then he would need to climb down from his hardcore pro-Israel stances.
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But America's media, long bullied and abused by Mr Trump, and now delighting in his embarrassment, are going to want to see more of a climb-down than that.
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Nonetheless, three maintenance workers shortly before noon on Tuesday thought they could rouse the raccoon from its stupor and offered it a ladder to climb down from the ledge.
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If saving the existing system means calling the Senate and the Assembly back into session to climb down from that height, the governor should waste little time doing so.
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CGT chief Philippe Martinez said ahead of this week's protests it was time to "move up a gear" with rolling strikes and marches to force the government to climb down.
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It also helped launch the gilets jaunes (yellow jackets) protest movement, which forced France's president, Emmanuel Macron, into his first political climb-down when he cancelled a fuel-tax increase.
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But when the truck reached a checkpoint near Abu Khashab guarded by Syrian Democratic Forces, a soldier spotted the man and asked him to climb down, according to court documents.
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It would not be surprising if the President feels that any shift in his line under rising media pressure and liberal fury makes it impossible for him to climb down.
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C wants to take photographs in a riverbank that's fairly close to the convention center, but that means that J has to climb down the riverbank in his high, high heels.
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After Mrs Lam suspended the extradition bill, some foreign media called her climb-down one of the biggest political setbacks that Mr Xi has faced in his years as China's leader.
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It was an extraordinary climb down for companies that had campaigned tooth-and-nail for six years for better terms, and the president signed the bill into law two days later.
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There are two big questions at play: Firstly, how much money do the Democrats have to give the president in the name of border security to get him to climb down?
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In Saturday's speech to a group of Iranian athletes, Rouhani noted Trump's recent remarks and suggested they were a climb-down from statements last year that encouraged regime change in Iran.
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She appeared to be in towering heels as part of her wardrobe, which would shed some light on her apparent aprehension to quickly climb down and get back on with the show.
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"We in Europe must stick together...I hope that we succeed in resolving this via consensus but we will not be threatened and climb down so easily," he told German public television.
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Globally the company has cut its earnings forecast as seed prices fall amid lower farm spending, and any climb-down in India could lead to demands for price cuts in other markets.
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Small wonder that once details of the "dementia tax" became known, May did a quick climb down, promising that only a limited number of people would be affected by the new policy.
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On the Kurdish Iraqi side of the border, in the shadow of the barren hills of Mount Sinjar, the pair climb down from the pick-up truck, to meet the boy's benefactor.
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But analysts said such a climb-down could undermine Xi's image as a tough, unyielding leader who has overseen a drive against corruption and dissent since he became top leader in 2012.
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From his vantage point on the ground, Shafique Ali Ajam, who works next to F.R. Tower, said at least eight people had tried to climb down near the eighth and ninth floors.
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But its provisions are a significant climb-down from the very tough sanctions the Trump administration proposed last Tuesday, especially on oil, where a complete ban could have crippled North Korea's economy.
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Khamenei will climb down — a tad I forecast that, given the Iranian supreme leader's need to maintain public support, he would retain his aggressive foreign policy, but adopt a softer touch at home.
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This is a clear climb-down for Kuroda because expanding base money, or the amount of money the BOJ prints, was a central plank of the quantitative easing program he launched in 2013.
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But with the domestic political credibility of the leaders of both countries now on the line, just as in a real war, the scope for a mutually face-saving climb-down has narrowed.
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CNN also reported Monday that Trump is regretting his climb down on a vow to slam shut the southern border -- despite being warned that it could trigger an economic disaster for many Americans.
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"Pompeo focuses on what the president wants," the official told me on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive talks, "and they seem to want a way to climb down" from punishing the country.
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Switzerland, which voted to restrict immigration from the EU in a referendum three years ago, has had to climb down, but it is at least being allowed to advertise jobs to Swiss people first.
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Or maybe it was the commander-in-chief, about to make a huge climb-down, trying to cloud the issue by feeding the appetites of conspiracy mongers with allusions to an unchecked surveillance state.
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As such, the Palestinians will be wise to climb down from the limb they are out on, claiming they have given up on the United States as a mediator in Middle East peace talks.
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While this isn't ideal for sunbathing, it makes for a truly unique place, where ladders descend from the rocks allowing people to climb down into the sea as if it were a swimming pool.
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Last week, he was forced to climb down on a public threat to close the southern border after officials, business groups and political leaders warned of a pending economic disaster if he went ahead.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's abrupt reversal in a volatile immigration crisis resulted from pressure by close family members, friends and lawmakers who urged him to climb down from a deeply unpopular hardline policy.
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"There's undoubtedly going to be a number of companies that climb down the rabbit hole and test out this new charter, but I don't think we're going to see a sudden sea change," he said.
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We saw that most recently in the way leading conservative economists raced to endorse ludicrous claims for the efficacy of the Trump tax cuts, then tried to climb down without admitting what they had done.
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I climb down on rocks and watch sheep start to walk up the hill to turn in for the night, all the while dancing around so that midges don't land on me and spoil the moment.
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A Macron aide denied that any eventual revision of the wealth tax would represent a major climb-down by Macron, a pro-business former investment banker, adding that the president remained committed to his reform drive.
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The then prime minister, Alain Juppe, attempted a wide program of welfare cutbacks but was forced into a climb-down after railway workers downed tools over his plans to end the right to retire at 55.
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"We're looking at every avenue available" The comments are the latest indication the White House is trying to climb down from its threat to trigger a shutdown over Trump's demand for $5 billion in wall funding.
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After finding a secret passage, I was urged by the show's host to climb down a ladder into a darkened basement area, and with every fiber of my being I did not want to do that.
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The then-prime minister, Alain Juppe, attempted a wide program of welfare cutbacks but was forced into a climb-down after railway workers downed tools over his plans to end the right to retire at 55.
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Don't expect a climb down on climate change, despite the fact António Guterres, the UN Secretary General, says it's his main priority and if it's not tackled now will have devastating consequences for the whole planet.
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The location of the breakdown was especially challenging for rescue workers who had to first raise a maintenance platform to safely remove passengers from their harnesses, and then help them precariously climb down the tower's support structure.
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After soaking in the view for a few moments, Dankert, Hall and I climb down from the watchtower and drive south to Kennedy's dune restoration site, which was completed in 24 with federal Hurricane Sandy relief funds.
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On Wednesday morning, a Kiro reporter said that a woman tried to lure him down with the promise of making out with him, and he started to climb down, but then he got "spooked" and retreated skyward.
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The Saudis need token cuts from other producers, or at least a credible freeze, however, to provide them with diplomatic cover for what is a humiliating climb down and to sell the deal to a domestic audience.
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He said they would try to hold the city's government responsible for what he said were human rights violations committed against protesters, adding that Lim's climb-down was a ruse to buy calm ahead of China's Oct.
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The same study cited earlier research which found that parents of both genders used "directives" when teaching their 2- to 4-year-old sons how to climb down a playground pole but offered extensive "explanations" to daughters.
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A source close to senior officials in Guangdong said Hu opted to take a harder line on Wukan to minimize risks to his prospects and any perception of weakness from a repeat of the climb-down in 2011.
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So to climb down now would risk similar condemnation and the possibility of a weakening of support among base voters on whom he depends for political viability, given his decision not to try to broaden his 2016 coalition.
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Video footage showed some hotel guests using a chain of bed sheets to climb down from windows of top floors as smoke filled the hotel Karachi Mayor Waseem Akhtar told reporters the cause of the fire was not clear.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has abandoned for now a key labor law reform aimed at boosting productivity after admitting data used to support the change was flawed, an embarrassing political climb-down likely to disappoint businesses and investors.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Christine Lagarde will ensure European Central Bank policymakers climb down from their "ivory tower" and face the political realities of the euro zone, the ECB's vice president, Luis de Guindos, said in an interview published on Saturday.
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Prices will need to climb down from the stratosphere before most of us start talking about buying one, but, in talking to IDC analyst Francisco Jeronimo at MWC, I learned that mobile operators can't wait to get foldables into their stores.
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The apparent climb down — the Republican Party on Tuesday blocked Pashinyan's candidacy despite previously saying it would not stand in his way — came after a day of civil disobedience on Wednesday which brought parts of the country to a standstill.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has abandoned for now a key labor law reform aimed at boosting productivity after admitting data used to support the change was flawed, an embarrassing political climb-down likely to disappoint businesses and investors.
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It was a major climb-down by the Supreme Court, whose constant rulings against the opposition have bolstered Maduro's power, and the latest twist in a political and economic crisis that has plagued the South American OPEC nation in recent years.
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Mr. Blanton noted the office had file cabinets and other furniture that could serve as footholds to help the climb down from the drop ceiling, but it was not clear how or where Mr. Lynch gained access to the duct.
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"The payoff is the trade issues," Grenell says, hinting that the administration is prepared — in exchange for strong cooperation on Iran — to climb down from its threats to impose steel and aluminum tariffs and to start a trade war with Europe.
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Despite the fact that I can't seem to find my illness's redeeming qualities and perform my cancer nobly, there are still people willing to climb down into the slop of self-pity with me and nod along at my soggy rage.
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Lam's climb-down, with the approval of China's Communist Party leaders, was the biggest policy reversal since 1997 and presented a new challenge for Chinese President Xi Jinping who has ruled with an iron fist since taking power in 2012.
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The team hopes to create a biodegradable robot in the future, which would allow the little fellow to climb down your esophagus and into your guts and then, when it has dropped its payload, dissolve into nothingness or come out your tuchus.
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That minority status came into effect on Monday, a disadvantage that immediately forced Morrison's government into an embarrassing climb-down when it sided with Labor over setting up an anti-corruption body because it did not have the numbers to oppose the move.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain needs to climb down from its "high horse" and face the reality that its European Union partners will not allow cherry picking in negotiations on its planned exit from the bloc, a senior German conservative lawmaker said on Thursday.
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But when it comes to the Chinese, the Trump administration has left itself without a lot of options, other than hoping that Xi Jinping will climb down from his "Made in China 2025" plan to dominate the 10 biggest technologies of the future.
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Each dive began in the same way: Vescovo would wake before dawn, don his blue flight suit, pack his usual lunch—a tuna sandwich, a Coke and crisps—and climb down the narrow chute into the cockpit, before launching into the darkness.
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Nineteen Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar escaped from the detention center in Thailand's southern Songkhla province, around 5 km (3 miles) from the Thai-Malaysian border, early on Wednesday, using a piece of cloth to climb down from a third floor window, police said.
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That would mark a climb-down from the four hikes in 21.6 Fed policymakers had estimated at the start of the year and highlights the challenges they face despite a solid economy, with global risks rising after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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I've just watched him and his men take turns carrying out the day's ritual: affix respirators to their face, climb down a ladder into an oil-slicked pit, strain against stiff valves on the exposed wellhead, be overwhelmed by the gases, retreat, and repeat.
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And the Republican business establishment should accept that it is time to climb down from their high horse of unfettered free-market policies and get on with the dirty task of advocating market-friendly government interventions that advance the interests of the working class.
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When the novel was published in Athens in 1955, its conceit — that Jesus felt a temptation to climb down from the cross and live an earthly life with Mary Magdalene — was seen as a challenge to conservative Christianity, represented by the Greek Orthodox Church.
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"The question is whether people will climb down from their trees or not," said Abraham Diskin, a professor emeritus of political science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, referring to the lofty demands and conditions some party leaders have already placed on entering a coalition.
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It might be said that this blot is localized to one small section of the island near the jetty, although it's the eye-level view as you arrive and the one that's spread out below as you climb down from one of the cliffs.
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Several excuses for a climb-down mollified those polled, notably ones in which China's leader variously agreed to UN mediation, argued that the Chinese were a peaceful people, explained that the economy would be hurt by war, or proposed economic sanctions as an alternative to armed force.
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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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But a few warm words in the formal political declaration that accompanies the legal text of the agreement might be enough to give wavering Tory rebels a ladder to climb down, should Britain approach its planned departure day on March 29th with no deal in sight.
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Although a nightmare for my hair, the weather was a nice metaphor for Bryan and I. Despite the winds that blew, we still stand, smiling, hand in hand ready to climb down this mountain and start a new life, a big life, an adventure, a new chapter.
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That will eventually leave him with the choice of "a significant climb-down" in the terms he'll accept, or walking away from the agreements, notes Richard Fontaine, president of the centrist Center for a New American Security and the former top foreign policy adviser to Sen.
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As I started to climb down the steps to the subway at Union Square without having decided whether to take the R or the 6, I saw a sign poking out from a building facade down the block: Joe's Pizza, at 14th Street and Fourth Avenue.
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Specifically, Okoumou "climbed the base of the Statue of Liberty without the consent of the Superintendent of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island National Monuments," subsequently "refused to climb down," and "requir[ed] law enforcement to retrieve her and to evacuate Liberty Island," according to charging documents.
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Once you finally get to the beach, $53 ticket in hand, you have to walk down a lengthy wooden walkway, climb down a vertical ladder through a small opening before squeezing through a narrow tunnel between rock faces, before climbing down another steep ladder and walkway to the beach.
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State media climb down Amid mounting public skepticism over the effectiveness of Shuanghuanglian, the ruling Communist Party's mouthpiece, the People's Daily, warned Saturday morning that "inhibiting does not equal preventing and treating," reminding the public not to rush to purchase the herbal remedy, or take it without medical supervision.
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If you climb down into a particular section of catacombs at Saqqara, Dr. Wasef said, "the rooms are filled from floor to ceiling" with mummified ibises once proffered to Thoth in hopes that the deity would help devotees improve their writing skills or take down a nasty boss.
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A big part of Mr Trump's climb-down is due to public pressure from allies such as Britain, France and Germany, whose governments made clear that they think this deal is the best available; they would not join Mr Trump in negotiating a replacement if he blows this one up.
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News Analysis BEIJING — When the veteran Chinese diplomat Wu Dawei left for North Korea last week, he probably knew he had been dispatched on mission impossible: to persuade the country's young leader, Kim Jong-un, to climb down from his threat to launch a rocket as part of his quest to develop ballistic missile technologies.
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Johnny: It's important people have principles because a lot of the time now people have the same view on everything or you're made to feel like you're speaking out if you don't, so you have a lot of people who will say something and then they'll climb down and apologise for it a few days later.
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Is there any way to help President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE climb down from his pledge to build a "great, beautiful" wall on the Mexican border?
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I love slipping from one biome to another, sometimes with natural change (like slowly climbing steppes as you approach mountains) and sometimes man-made (like the man-made tunnels that connect a handful of places together.) At its best, the game weaves music into this shift in location—just climb down from Lestallum's power plant to its open-air markets, and listen listen as a horn section gradually joins the lonesome guitar.
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Read more:A bear got stuck in a tree over a tiger enclosure and refused to climb down for 5 daysA man killed a Chicago college student after she ignored his catcalls, prosecutors sayLawyers for the guards accused of napping the night Jeffrey Epstein died say their clients are being unfairly blamed for the jail&aposs dysfunctionNew York is considering a ban on &aposvirginity tests&apos after T.I. said he took his daughter to the gynecologist for hymen checks
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There is no indication however that the climb-down will pave a way to a breakthrough in the crisis or that Trump has found an off ramp -- or that Iran will interpret it as a spur to open dialogue with the US. Trump, who has made reversing everything his predecessor Barack Obama did a cornerstone of his own presidency will not like the comparison -- but there are parallels with the former president's decision to call off a planned military strike on Syria in 2013 to enforce his red line against chemical weapons attacks.
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I never thought I would see the day when two normally decorous politicians as Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE and 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 would climb down into the mosh pit and give us a mud-slinging display such as we saw at Tuesday night's VP debate.
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