The curtains come down on the awards season on Feb.
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If I come down on a side then I'm preaching.
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Where are these candidates going to come down on impeachment?
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Canadians shouldn't expect anything similar to come down on Facebook.
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Where do you come down on the controversy this week?
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He said that it will likely come down on Thursday.
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I'm glad that he's come down on the refugee immigration stance.
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I would rather have you come down on the strong side.
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You always want to come down on the side of caution.
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But I'd still come down on the side of reporting them.
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Obviously, I've come down on the side of breakfast for now.
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How Barr would come down on a Stone pardon remains unclear.
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Now, I didn't come down on anyone for clogging up my inbox.
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Google has pretty clearly come down on the side of the latter.
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No word on where Brie might come down on this elopement issue.
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Where do you come down on the possible solutions in play here?
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Now most scientists come down on the side of removing the dams.
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But it's not clear where it will come down on the issue.
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That decision happened to come down on the 46th anniversary of Roe v.
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"Fortunately, we haven't found anything that's come down on the house," he said.
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Compared with other prepaid cards, these fees come down on the expensive side.
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And the courts have, swiftly and decisively, come down on the detainees' side.
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I've learned that you can't come down on guys and harp on it.
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And he's been struggling over how to come down on Trump's impeachment articles.
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Signs will come down on four other structures in the park as well.
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No matter where you come down on gun control, it's hard to disagree.
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It's probably pretty clear which side I come down on in this battle.
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It's hard to predict where his administration will come down on the marijuana industry.
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There are very smart economists who come down on both sides of that question.
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The heavy hand of the state has already come down on cadres in Liaoning.
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Federal judges throughout history haven't often come down on protecting the President from investigation.
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We're not trying to come down on the side of breastfeeding or not breastfeeding!
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If any problems came up, I would come down on the side of reason.
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And they can come down on a Friday night and have a good time.
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Can he interrupt without the next day having everybody come down on his head?
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And I think that's the line most of my buddies have come down on.
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But the bigger question is whether money predicts where leaders will come down on policy.
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But where do you come down on what he said specifically about the Spygate question.
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That's important for determining how hard Washington will come down on China, according to Kennedy.
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Beyond infrastructure spending, it's not clear where Congress may come down on many critical issues.
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"I don't know how the courts are going to come down on that," she said.
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"At that point, where do these conglomerates come down on pro-vegan legislation?" he said.
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Her family pleaded with her as the punishment would come down on all of them.
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I think I ultimately come down on the side of affirming the appellate court decision.
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Where you come down on that fact is, of course, entirely a matter of personal preference.
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You can look, there've been tech leaders throughout history that have come down on this side.
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Like...is this show going to come down on the side of demonic possession being real?
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The FOMC meeting starts on June 18, and the decision will come down on June 19.
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Fans were quick to come down on Offset for bringing his heartbreak into Cardi's professional space.
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And there's no guarantee the prices will come down on either of those things anytime soon.
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Turkey's Prime Minister Binali Yildirim had earlier suggested it had come down on the Syrian side.
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Unless you want the whole internet to come down on you like they did that reporter.
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"It's more important to reward good behavior than to come down on negative," Dr. Carroll said.
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Ahead of arguments, it is not clear how the justices may come down on the issue.
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Staff members resist, and you have to monitor and come down on them if they don't.
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So it was far from clear where Pompeo might come down on the issue of torture.
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His experience and untimely death prompted President Obama to come down on the overuse of solitary confinement.
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You didn't know what was going to come down on all of us – and they handled it.
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This decision was more circumspect, declining to come down on whether the law was motivated by discrimination.
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"I think you have to come down on them very hard economically or whatever way," Trump says.
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" Rosenbaum follows up by asking about France, and Trump says "I'd come down on them so hard.
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You didn't know what was going to come down on all of us -- and they handled it.
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Some Republicans quickly said that Mr. McCrory had effectively come down on the side of the law.
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But at the very least, it's a chance to see where politicians come down on net neutrality.
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You didn't have to throw him to the ground and purposely come down on top of him.
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So many factors — gender, race, religion, class — may determine where you come down on the surrogacy debate.
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After a halting beginning, the NBA seems to have come down on the side of free speech.
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"I'd rather have you come down on the strong side, instead of the weak side," Trump said.
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"Frankly, the conservative chefs and the liberal chefs come down on the same place," Mr. Nischan said.
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I don&apost want to come down on them like a ton of bricks, and I won&apost.
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Mischa and her lawyer, Lisa Bloom, just warned the suspect ... the law will come down on him hard.
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And no matter where you come down on those questions, it's a bad day for the FBI director.
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Depending on where you come down on that question as a performer can surely tug on your conscience.
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That allowed regulators, she added, to selectively come down on some hip hop-related programs, but not others.
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Observers widely expect Trump will come down on the side of the domestic manufacturers, given his public remarks.
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The question of where Trump will ultimately come down on the compromise is still up in the air.
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And Republican litigants will have no trouble shopping for district judges who will come down on their side.
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I don't see any reason why we can't have tech leaders today, that can come down on this side.
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Drones are becoming a more viable option for police forces as costs come down on the devices, Barry said.
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CAN YOU TELL US HOW YOU COME DOWN ON THAT AND WHAT SORT OF TIME FRAME WE SHOULD EXPECT.
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The [slide] had not come down on the wing... but I wasn't getting back on the plane for anything.
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"Your arrows have pierced me, and your hand has come down on me," the ancient verse reads, in part.
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So pornography, spam, hate speech, all the things we've wanted to come down on Twitter, they'd all stay up.
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Too smart to come down on one side of this famously contentious dispute, she offers a subtle dialectical analysis.
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Where does Nintendo come down on that, from both the point of potential hardware agnosticism and subscribing versus buying?
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The yield coming down wasn't huge ... The trade was expecting usage to come down on corn, which it did.
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In this case, the seller has already come down on the price and doesn't want to lower it again.
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Moreover, Thomas' opinion, which Gorsuch joined, leaves little doubt where they come down on the merits of the case.
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Advances are made and costs come down on this technology every six months, but we don't have to wait.
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Mr. Graham had a choice as to where he would urge his followers to come down on these issues.
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On regulations, "I'm going to come down on the side of business," he told the Clarion-Ledger this year.
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Should sanctions come down on Iraq, they could push the country to take similar actions — even further embracing Iran.
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I've grumbled for years about the shortcomings I see, but have always come down on the side of celebration.
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So where do you come down on this question of what's actually animating Trump supporters: ethno-nationalism or economic grievances?
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Previous attempts to decide between these possibilities have tended to come down on the cognitive-limit side of the fence.
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Successive court rulings have come down on the side of passengers, forcing the industry to stump up compensation more often.
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This time Jordan noticed that the boy kept recoiling, as if bracing for a hand to come down on him.
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And maybe forced me to think about where I would come down on a lot of these topics and issues.
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New York (CNN Business)The curtain has come down on MoviePass after the company filed for bankruptcy protection on Tuesday.
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Good and decent people can come down on either side of the "Is it or is it not torture?" debate.
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When it came to the wrestling match over the subway stations, Mr. Byford appeared to come down on neither side.
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Where do you come down on this premiere and, perhaps more importantly, the contents of Bruce Miller's first-generation iPod?
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I come down on the side of A, it is not constitutionally required and B, it is not a useful tool.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin sounded reluctant to come down on either side in an interview with Fox Business News on Monday.
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As a result, more often than not, the ICC has come down on smaller, developing countries, leaving the world's superpowers untouched.
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The show at the Hayward does not come down on one side or the other, or even address this question explicitly.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed, it is not obvious from his prior rulings how he may come down on death penalty cases.
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"All of the power of our forces will come down on those who remain outside of this peace process," he said.
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But that kind of action is unacceptable, and we need to have the temperature come down on all sides right now.
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You know how beautiful it is on the inside, but you have to let the walls come down on their own.
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What remains to be seen is how the state's powerful low-income and social-justice community will come down on it.
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Parliament member Natalie McGarry claimed via Twitter that the famed author had come down on the side of a sexist troll.
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Let's also acknowledge that good and decent folks can come down on opposing sides of a debate about our current President.
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"There are more issues than you would imagine where people from different parties come down on the same side," he said.
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"Even this judge said it shows that very reasonable people could possibly come down on both sides of this," Jones added.
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I think that would be a fool's errand, to invite the president of the United States to come down on you.
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SALZBURG, Austria — The curtain had just come down on Anna Netrebko's highly anticipated debut as Verdi's Aida here earlier this month.
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But we had a young daughter, there was no real choice; I had to come down on the side of life.
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Mr. Snyder said he had seesawed in his feelings about streaming but had come down on the side of the screens.
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If Niantic's banhammer does come down on anyone messing about with Pokémon Go, it is likely to again be swift and merciless.
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Rubio's aggressive approach to disincentivize buybacks puts him in line with prominent Democrats who have vowed to come down on the practice.
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"We don't have any preconceived notion about where they may come down on this," Baker said of the White House and Congress.
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"When people come down on opposite sides, it's important to explore why that is because sometimes it's based in fear, not reality."
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I used to come down on Saturdays with my dad and I had to polish all the brass weights and the machines.
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All of this suggests that Trump has thought a fair amount about Russia-related stuff, and come down on the Russian side.
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Two other Republicans targeted by Democrats, Ms. Collins and Mr. Tillis, have come down on the side of opposing the emergency declaration.
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It may come down on them continuing to rely on the very solid fact-finding work the UN investigators have already done.
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President Trump has repeatedly weighed in on the controversy, but the NFL has come down on the side of athletes' freedom of speech.
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No matter where you come down on that legal technicality, it still doesn't explain Trump's long-running resistance to releasing his tax returns.
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Even when you're not sure exactly where you come down on those topics and the Netflix adventure, hey, at least you're really thinking.
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Between the lines: Even without the FAQ, it's not clear where the majority of Senate Democrats come down on the GND that Sen.
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In a broad conflict between law enforcement and digital privacy, the Supreme Court seems inclined to come down on the side of privacy.
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A referendum due on June 1033 has seen a range of business leaders and institutions come down on either side of the argument.
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Our inaugural meeting is scheduled to take place a month after the signs have come down, on January 21962, 21994 at 7 p.m.
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And where you come down on Mr. Trump is increasingly a decisive factor in whether or not someone wants to associate with you.
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Callas's fearless Tosca sounds like she can hardly wait, so certain is she that the ultimate judge will come down on her side.
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But Mueller declined to come down on whether the president committed criminal obstruction of justice and instead left the decision in Congress's hands.
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We still don't know how the SEC, the IRS, or the alphabet soup of other financial regulators are going to come down on ICOs.
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The uncertainty of how Obama would come down on the vote only drove home the stark differences between his outlook and Trump's and Netanyahu's.
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Many locals do fret that the shutters will come down on Eymet's cafes and local businesses if Brexit leads to an exodus of Britons.
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This one appears to have come down on the plane from 122 degrees, from the direction of the star Vega, in the constellation Lyra.
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And every value that you spurn—particularly when you're Facebook in 2018—means that a hammer is going to come down on your head.
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While habitually teetering on that line, The Simpsons has shown a remarkable ability to come down on the right side most of the time.
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Wherever solvers might come down on these issues, though, I hope they enjoyed the puzzle, and had fun finding those missing four-legged friends.
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"I'd rather have you come down on the strong side, instead of the weak side," Trump told the lawmakers as he wrapped the meeting.
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And he would not say where he would come down on abortion, amid expectations among conservatives he would like to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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And Republicans and business groups will be closely listening for any clues on how Trump will come down on a proposed tax on imports.
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I know the A.C.L.U. will come down on me for this, but my feeling is if someone has been dragged into court, they're guilty.
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Food and singledom is the subject of two recent studies that come down on either side of whether or not bachelorhood does a body good.
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And the knights come down on them, faceless men clad all in steel, and the iron thunder of their charge seems to fill the world . . .
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Our F220Q and FY230 estimates come down on our view of a longer FOX reinvigoration process, though our long-term value creation outlook remains unchanged.
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And so the show is on the other foot and I&aposm glad that our network has come down on the side that we have.
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Smith has also come down on environmental groups, such as the Union of Concerned Scientists, for their role in challenging ExxonMobil's awareness of climate change.
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Regulators could likewise come down on advertisements that suggest a specific activity is unsuitable for boys because it is associated with girls, or vice-versa.
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Businesses often turn to "letter opinions" like Monday's to anticipate where the Department of Labor would come down on certain issues, experts told The Hill.
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It makes me want to dig a little deeper and ask: Where does each of you come down on the whole controversy over "cultural appropriation"?
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It is unclear where Mr. Horowitz will come down on the larger question of whether any of these decisions affected the outcome of the case.
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Washington (CNN)No one knows exactly where President Donald Trump will come down on new gun policy and that uncertainty is causing problems in Washington.
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That's not what free markets really mean, and we're going to come down on you like a ton of bricks if that's what you do.
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Wherever you come down on this impeachment question, it's impossible to argue that these proceedings will help heal the deep partisan divisions splitting the country.
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It just seemed mean-spirited to come down on a guy within 48 hours of his scheduled retirement," King said on CBS's "Face The Nation.
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It's the day the House will decide whether or not it will #ListenToSurivors or come down on the side of the kingpins of sex trafficking.
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So we are absolutely on track, our investors who come down on a regular basis have experienced our product, we've walked them through the timeline.
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The bulldozer's front scoop then appears to come down on top of the dead body as the driver makes several unsuccessful attempts to pick it up.
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You can't be petrified," Trump said, before telling his flabbergasted guests: "I'd rather have you come down on the strong side instead of the weak side.
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In the debate over whether travel is a net good or bad for the planet, the duke appears to come down on the side of good.
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Wherever you come down on that issue, we are now in a very different place culturally than even when Biden last ran for president in 2008.
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I don't know for sure where President-elect Trump will come down on these and other issues important to the future of technology and the internet.
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The hammer has come down on European banks in recent months amid stagnant growth, low (and frequently negative) interest rates and concern over the upcoming Brexit vote.
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In November, following sanctions on numerous sectors in August, new sanctions will come down on the country's oil exports, which comprise 80 percent of its public revenue.
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I always say, I am Muslim, I am a Jew, I'm Black, I'm a woman—I am all the people that he wants to come down on.
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" Kapoor requested privacy for his family while they mourned, adding, "The curtains never come down on an actor's life, because they shine on the silver screen forever.
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Mr. Trump touched on most of those — except the uncle — on Monday night, but seemed to come down on both sides of the nuclear-first-use debate.
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So it'll be interesting where different tech people come down on this issue and what taxes they're willing to pay or what they're willing to go through.
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Because... Regulatory ruin If Musk didn't actually have enough funding secured when he tweeted, then the SEC should come down on him like a bag of batteries.
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Still, any effort by the United States to come down on China's trade with North Korea could backfire if it creates divisions among Washington, Beijing and Seoul.
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But for months, candidates have hedged and side-stepped about where they come down on the issue, sporadically offering smaller-scale proposals to rein in Big Tech.
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But for months, candidates have hedged and side-stepped about where they come down on the issue, sporadically offering smaller-scale proposals to rein in Big Tech.
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Rendon said he had received death threats, and most columnists and political observers in Sacramento — even those on the left — have come down on the Speaker's side.
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I sort of have my own sense of what's off limits, but I don't ... no one's ever come down on me and been like, "How dare you?" etc.
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Regardless of where you come down on this dispute — I'm quite obviously sympathetic to the Abrams-critical side — you can see why this exchange got so much attention.
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Many times I met with many lawyers, many police investigators and it never did come down on my side, which is the case with a lot of women.
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Bottom Line I don't know for sure where President-elect Trump will come down on these and other issues important to the future of technology and the internet.
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Even as the prices have come down on the large screens, Best Buy has continued to devote a sizable section of their store space to TV gallery-viewing.
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"So one of the first tests for the new president will be where they come down on this: Will it be Louis Brandeis or the University of Chicago?"
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And if he follows some of these people on social media, he knows in real time just how they feel and where they come down on current controversies.
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And please don't come down on Morgan for her "sipping tea" victory pose after she headed the US winner into the net -- and on her birthday, no less.
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Trump attacked the F-35 program on the campaign trail and further stepped up pressure on Lockheed Martin to come down on costs after he won the election.
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"The yen isn't likely to weaken further from its current level all of a sudden but it has clearly come down on a cross currency basis," he said.
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In Rage 2, the protagonist dons ultra-powerful armor that lets you fly up into the air and come down on enemies with enough force to liquify them.
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"Darkest Hour" is proud of its hero, proud of itself and proud to have come down on the right side of history nearly 80 years after the fact.
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And wherever you come down on striking the right balance, it's hard to see this situation as empirically deserving the level of political controversy that's attached to it.
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As Amanda goes down into the elimination in disbelief, it's clear that the two teams being fought over have zero intention of volunteering to come down on their own.
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Right now, we're waiting on the final rule to come down on Title X. Actors want to speak out on our behalf because many were Planned Parenthood patients themselves.
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Knowing that police are much more likely to come down on their neighborhoods or organizations if they take part in a shooting, gang members have tried to avoid violence.
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He told me, 'I find it really hard to believe that in all that big ocean the thing happened to come down on that one tiny piece of land.
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Yet the problem with "Detroit" is not that it comes down on the wrong side of history—it is that it doesn't come down on any side at all.
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This gives voters an opportunity to assess where candidates sit on those issues, and provides some indication of where the candidates may come down on other issues, as well.
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At this point, I come down on the side of those who suggest that yes, the president-elect should keep the world guessing, and should not reveal his intentions.
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And the knights come down on them, faceless men clad all in steel, and the iron thunder of their charge seems to fill the world... And the man breaks.
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Hobart does not come down on one side, but rather shows that the debate is not over, and that he has a new interpretation of the problem to offer.
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But regardless of where you come down on the politics of this issue, the current deployment mission and use of troops on the southern border most likely is legal.
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Despite having some really deep-rooted affection for Anonymous (it's composed of "the very talent that America needs"), McAfee has come down on the side of rule and law.
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Bruce Ackerman, a prominent constitutional scholar who provided Warren with legal guidance on the proposal, said he did not know how the justices would come down on the matter.
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You come down on the side of structural change, but I think the party also needs to deal with voters who don't love Trump but are nervous about change.
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Where the White House will come down on several main points, like a so-called border adjustment tax on imported goods that is favored by House Republicans, remains uncertain.
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Still, it isn't clear just how hard the government would come down on the handful of banks and other firms that dominate finances in the wealthy, resource-rich country.
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If I ever find out my son has treated women the way he has, I don't care how old [my son] is, I'm going to come down on him.
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Despite all the public outcry over certain drugs with high prices, none of those drugs have come down on their list price, instead choosing to offer a variety of discounts.
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That's part of the reason why it took nearly two years for animal cruelty charges to come down on a Canadian dairy farm where the above abuse allegedly took place.
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Whichever side you come down on, the fact of the matter is that he's been painting in an absolute fever during that time, practically inventing new techniques by the day.
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And at the level of everyday political bargaining, there are many issues where Christians, Muslims and other people of faith come down on one side, and secularists on the other.
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While they are quick to come down on popular fan games like Pokémon Uranium and Prism, ROM hacks that add cosmetic changes or alter a game's difficulty generally go uncontested.
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And we will come down on one side or the other but in due deference to the nominee and in due deference to the president's prerogative to name a nominee.
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The Food and Drug Administration has come down on West Concord, Massachusetts-based Nashoba Brook Bakery, warning it to remove "Love" from the ingredients list on Nashoba Granola, Bloomberg reported.
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On the bench, Judge Garland has a reputation as a moderate, admired by both Democrats and Republicans, who has come down on the government's side in a number of cases.
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So I think that weighing the interest in not having a serial number on your firearm versus the overall public safety, I come down on the side of public safety.
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" CHRIS GRAHAM, SENIOR EUROPE ECONOMIST, STANDARD CHARTERED "We don't know where he will come down on in terms of monetary policy but my hunch is he will be a pragmatist.
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Lobbyists said that Lighthizer, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross have been receptive, but the wild card is how Trump ultimately will come down on the talks.
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Though the Trump administration has taken a tougher public stand against Saudi Arabia, it's still not clear how hard the White House will come down on its key regional ally.
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USDA's forecast for India wheat imports is likely to come down on Thursday, but not because of an anticipated import tax hike since there has been no official decision as yet.
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Since she didn't, her body has been subject to intense scrutiny — but not to the judgment that would have come down on her if she had had the audacity to live.
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The Rebel in the Rye, out September 8, gave me the opportunity to publicly come down on whether Holden Caulfield's complaints in The Catcher in the Rye were still worth reading.
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The most prominent racial issue at the moment is the question of the state flag, which I would like to see come down on my university campus and across the state.
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As I took a hit, the sun peaked above the desert mountains, and at once, I felt God's presence come down on me, blessed with another year of iconic party memories.
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Asked Monday at his news conference in Helsinki whether he believed his own people or Mr. Putin, the American president appeared to come down on the side of the Russian leader.
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The NYPD had built a rope rescue system to help bring her down from the base, because officers didn't believe she would come down on her own, a police source told CNN.
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But as new skepticism — and new threats of regulation — come down on a few big names, their Bay Area brethren don't want to be painted with the same broad "Big Tech" brush.
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But it was harder to discern how the court might come down on a much bigger question: whether the rest of the sprawling health law must fall if the insurance mandate does.
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About four in 10 come down on each side when asked whether Trump's appointees are more or less likely to bring a fresh perspective to their position and to cut wasteful spending.
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But even assuming it is terrible for her, your grandmother may have rationally balanced the quality of her life against the quantity of it, and come down on the side of baguettes.
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I come down on the side of the ballot box, and firmly so, because it has more historical authority and legitimacy — and for one other reason that I'll reveal in a bit.
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If we have to choose, though, we'd come down on the side that the energy and unity the issue provides for Democrats is greater in force and purpose than it is for Republicans.
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Yet, rather than concentrate on reducing the need for more taxation by cutting government spending, G-20 leaders always seem to come down on the side of adopting policies to fight tax avoidance.
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A year into the probe it's still not clear how Mueller will come down on two central questions: Was there a conspiracy involving Trump campaign aides and Russia to interfere in the election?
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"If you enter, you give some money to Comic Relief and the prize for one person is to come down on the day we film, have breakfast with all the cast," he explained.
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"I lose a segment of my support if I come down on one side or the other," Mr. Bachus said, "but I have 100 percent support if I talk about the tax revenue."
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"I think that where people come down on those cultural issues -- where they don't like what Trump is doing -- counts much more for them than the fact the economy is doing well," he said.
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It walks a fine line, if the opponent shoots with their head too low, or gets in too deep, there's a chance it will come down on the back of their head or spine.
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Alumnae of the all-girls St. Teresa's Academy in Kansas City, Missouri, have pressured the school to come down on the students after photos of their patently offensive game of pong surfaced on Snapchat.
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While no one can predict how a Supreme Court Justice will come down on any particular case, core conservative principles include appointing judges who will interpret the U.S. Constitution according to its original intent.
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Never before, however, have we had a press secretary -- and this includes Sanders' predecessor, Sean Spicer, as well -- who has so clearly come down on the side of defending the president at all costs.
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It's unclear so far where Nadler, the top Democrat on the key House panel, will come down on the issue of repealing the call detail records program and reforming other elements of the law.
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The live nuclear warhead could come down on a neighboring country, or if the missile blew up on the launchpad — as has been known to happen — set off the nuclear warhead in North Korea.
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It's possible that [their workers] have some valid criticism, but I still come down on … I think it's great when they throw themselves at it, beyond the point that other people think is reasonable.
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The administration unveiled new sanctions on Russia earlier this year, punishing individuals indicted by Mueller in February in a sweeping new effort to come down on Moscow for its interference in the 2016 election.
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It's not clear where the administration will come down on the issue when it releases its policy statement, which is expected to explain what role the government should — or shouldn't — play in regulating encryption.
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You know how it's okay when you say something nasty about a member of your family, but if someone else does it, you're going to come down on them like a ton of bricks?
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There wasn't a super-wealthy white dude that I was associated with who was going to come down on him if he tried to hit on me, so all of a sudden I was vulnerable.
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Ms. Bernard already had to haggle — twice — for four sewing machines, including shamelessly using the fact that she was hiring Ebola survivors as factory workers to get two merchants to come down on the price.
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If you hit something at that speed, you're in trouble no matter what, but if the battery just explodes, then Tesla's in really big trouble, and it's not going to come down on them easily.
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The refusal to come down on one side or the other could begin to feel like a bait and switch, but for now it's a flexible metaphor, allowing space for multiple forms of the uncanny.
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This unique status has become somewhat endangered recently, as VA is held up as a model both for and against single-payer health care by members who come down on both sides of the issue.
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No matter where you come down on the most contentious issues at the intersection of privacy and gun policy, mental-health reforms could and should still be part of the solution to mass gun violence.
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But last week, the N.C.A.A. did come down on Cal Poly San Luis Obispo for violating rules, placing it on two years' probation and demanding it vacate the university's only N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament berth.
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At this point, there's probably at least one Chance the Rapper fan in every household of America, so we compiled the best gifts to let the blessings come down on that special person in your life.
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Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson both view the meeting as worth the cost of the awkward optics, US officials told BuzzFeed News, but career diplomats inside the administration have come down on different sides.
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But again, this is something where people come down on both sides of it, OK. Harwood: Michael Peterson mentioned in his opening remarks that the president has pledged not to touch main Social Security and Medicare.
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While there appeared to be a majority of justices who believed the Trump administration's line-drawing was too lenient, it was not clear how the court will ultimately come down on when a permit is required.
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It's not clear where the administration will come down on the issue when it releases its policy statement on encryption, which is expected to explain what role the government should -- or shouldn't -- play in regulating encryption.
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"These fairways are so tight that you come down on it a little bit harder and deloft the club a little bit more and then the ball goes even further," he said in a televised interview.
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Over the last few decades, corporate profits have risen much faster than worker wages, as companies have grown larger, unions have shrunk and government policy has usually come down on the side of companies over workers.
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"Where you come down on statutes of limitations depends in large part on whose perspective you take," says E.G. Morris, former president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, who opposes abolishing statutes of limitations.
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While there is never any real doubt that "Crazy Rich Asians" will come down on the side of free choice and true love, it does pay lip service to the gravity and durability of other values.
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He was killed for failing to understand our social mores and the brutality of our status quo; he was killed for not understanding that when there is a boot, it will come down on your neck.
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This stage lasts for at least two to four years and, during this time, costs come down on average 15 percent to 35 percent from the prices of the technology when it was introduced to the market.
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He also will get the white jersey of the best young rider, which had been his objective when he set off on his own only to end up having part of the race come down on him.
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Yet both leaders seemed to come down on the side of helping Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secure his country's security on the Golan Heights --hardly a major strategic priority for Assad and a point easily conceded.
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The two moderate GOP senators could make or break whether or not Brett Kavanaugh gets confirmed, and, despite badgering from reporters around the Capitol, they've offered few hints about where they will come down on Trump's nominee.
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But regardless of where you come down on that issue, I can assure you that our editors are actively examining the lessons from the last election and are committed to using those insights to update our approach.
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Global politics are difficult to navigate ordinarily, but in times of conflict companies that aim to provide an unbiased service, such as a map or search function, may have to come down on one side or another.
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"It's something that I've thought deeply about, and I care deeply about, and I haven't had an opportunity to, um, have an in-depth discussion where I come down on one side or another," Gerwig told reporters backstage.
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Even as Platzer purports to tell a story about political issues in which the most damning consequences come down on nonwhite people, he shows over and over again that he is deeply invested in whiteness and white fragility.
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But even post the meeting, we have dug in our heels and even threatened that, if they even want to respond to these next wave of tariffs, we&aposre going to come down on them like you know what?
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The company concedes that it has debated this question, but, so far, has come down on the side of keeping the huge program in one piece and working to make it faster and wring out any bugs that occur.
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LG: Intel is now not communicating very well, it's still unclear whether or not Intel just doesn't have the same information as Microsoft, or whether Intel is bluffing a little bit because ultimately this could come down on them.
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TARLOV: The number of times that he has said before, and I know there are seven times where he accepted that Russian meddles in this election but he had overwhelming come down on the side of -- KURTZ: All right.
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" Cox says Trump and Vice President Pence "don't want gun control," but at the meeting on Wednesday Trump told lawmakers forming bipartisan gun legislation: "I'd rather have you come down on the strong side instead of the weak side.
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A student at Yale yelling at the professor who tried to reason with her did tremendous damage to Yale's brand, but the administration couldn't come down on her without compromising its pledges of inclusivity and anti-discrimination and sensitivity.
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These missives flowed into the justices' inboxes while they were deep into their summer holidays, and no word has come down on whether New York City's altered legal terrain will be enough to erase the case from their docket.
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Holy crow did our Alison Roman deliver a good new recipe this week: a tomato-rich weeknight fish pasta (above) that you can riff on forever, or at least until you come down on a favorite combination of fish.
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A nearby resident identified as Abbey Kearney told CNN that she and her husband saw the crane come down on the Elan City Lights apartment building in downtown Dallas just as extremely high winds kicked up in the area.
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The vote was hotly anticipated by foreign policy observers, because it was truly impossible to predict how the Obama administration would come down on the vote — the last one before it winds down and hands the reins to the Trump administration.
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It's not a habit I'm proud of, but it's also one I've been reluctant to come down on myself too hard for, since I don't accept that I'm either an idiot or wanting for confidence when it comes to asserting myself.
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The most frequent argument against the corporate death penalty is that the pain will come down on relatively innocent employees and shareholders, who did nothing to facilitate the mismanagement but will lose their jobs or their fortunes as a result.
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The statement, which did not mention Trump by name, appeared to come down on the president for "incoherence and inconsistency" in his snub of the communique, which includes a commitment to a "rules-based international trading system" and to combating protectionism.
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This might not come as much of a shock to the Vice President, who in 2010 declared that the United States shouldn't be the broker, because that implied that America might come down on someone else's side other than Israel's.
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In deciding major cases with clear political overtones, an extremely reliable indicator of what side a justice would come down on was whether he or she was appointed by a president with an "R" or a "D" behind his name.
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Since I'm a critic, people generally assume that I come down on the "art" side, though I've always hewed more to the museum interpretation of the issue, which tends to view fashion as a decorative art rather than a fine art.
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Potential Democratic swing votes at the trial like Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Doug Jones of Alabama and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona have offered little indication for how they might come down on a final vote to convict the president.
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"Anybody that's going to go out and try to take advantage of a disaster victim ought to expect the law enforcement to come down [on] them with a hammer," White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert said at a briefing.
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And if he doesn&apost, we should come down on him like a ton of bricks which we have the capacity to do as the United States, as U.K., as France, in the west we&aposre bigger, more powerful than Vladimir Putin.
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So wherever you come down on the question of mayonnaise, follow your decision with a small stack of fried eggplant on the sandwich's bottom, followed by another of sliced mozzarella and another of roast beef, then top the whole with the cherry peppers.
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"If it doesn't come down by 6 months, it's not going to come down on its own," said Dr. Thomas F. Kolon, a pediatric urologist at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and professor of urology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
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The Kavanaugh saga however also forced the GOP to come down on the opposite side of the #MeToo movement, that has forced society to give greater credence to women who make allegations about powerful men and is now a significant political force.
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This policy update—which specifically calls out "'creepshots' or 'upskirt' imagery" along with faked porn—also unties the historically laissez-faire approach of site administrators to come down on communities built around people who have been surreptitiously photographed or had their online photo libraries fusked.
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Now, YouTube will likely throw even more resources at its content moderation problem and communicate its strategy even more loudly to the public — something it has already begun to do — in an effort to outpace any regulation that might come down on the platform.
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"I don't think it's going to come around a wall, but there are other elements of infrastructure that we could actually see Washington come down on which would be very beneficial to many of the names in the S&P industrials sector," she said.
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No matter where you come down on that question -- I think there were clear warning signs for Republicans in their victory -- the history of the first midterm election of a newly-elected president should scare Republicans tasked with retaining their House majority in 210.
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Whether because of his personal predilections or not , Thomas has come down on the side of pornographers from the bench, defending their constitutional right to show "indecent" programs on cable television, and voting multiple times against laws that banned minors from watching internet porn.
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"It would be a dog whistle that could invite a lot of chaos and unnecessarily create hysteria among colleges and universities who may fear that the government may come down on them for their efforts to maintain diversity on their campuses," Clarke told the Times.
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"It's something that I have thought deeply about, and I care deeply about … and I haven't had the opportunity to have an in-depth discussion, where I come down on one side or the other, but it's something that I've definitely taken to heart," she said.
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Ironically, the current makeup of the court, with its four liberal justices and one often considered a swing vote, could make it more probable that decisions will come down on the side of the liberal argument, not the conservative one that Republicans are likely to favor.
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In an important move on March 85033, the Russian-backed leaders in the occupied territories confiscated some 40 major enterprises, most of which belong to Rinat Akhmetov, Ukraine's richest man, who tried to stay out of the conflict, but eventually come down on the side of Ukraine.
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I mostly come down on the "in between" side, where I think that the MVP award is generally intended to go to the league's best player, but that considering his team's performance as one factor is perfectly valid and may be enough to sway a close race.
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The insurmountable value of one man's life is the silent implication underlying the entirety of the Brett Kavanagh hearings, as we watch the full weight of the American government come down on a woman for daring to say she has been harmed by its chosen one.
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He said never expected the French authorities to come down on him "so hard and so fast" when this month he posted online an explicit video featuring Benjamin Griveaux, an ally of President Emmanuel Macron who at the time was a candidate in the French capital's mayoral election.
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"If you favor decoupling, if that's the side you come down on, this is a moment of deep concern because of all the vulnerabilities exposed," said one person closely tracking the virus and its impact on businesses, who is in touch with the Trump administration about the issue.
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While many kale-munching co-op shoppers wouldn't touch the stuff with a ten-foot pole, recent science has come down on the side of GM fruits and vegetables, with significant data showing that their consumption, contrary to what eaters might expect, doesn't have any adverse health effects.
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So I take that for an indicator that we have no idea how he's going to come down on issues where he's spoken on the campaign, and it's going to be a function of his advisers as to how he ruminates and then settles on different policy proposals.
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If an ultra-conservative justice had been in Kennedy's place, though, the Supreme Court would have likely come down on the side on Scalia, who wrote in 2006 that the Clean Water Act should only protects major water bodies—not the small streams and wetlands that Obama sought to protect.
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No matter where they come down on whether the President should face a challenge for the Republican nomination, nearly all registered Republicans in Iowa say the president's re-election campaign should focus more on the positive changes he has made for the country (90%) than on attacking his opponents (4%).
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"We will go with individual lending rate caps for banks if the lending rates do not come down on a specific time limit," he said at a news conference, after the central bank cut the key policy rates by 50 basis points for a second time in three months amid decelerating credit growth.
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But the criticism of his stance over Russia and accusations of turning a blind eye to anti-Semitism have gone deeper than any previous attacks - trumping even the long-running debate within Labour over Britain's departure from the EU. Corbyn may have to come down on Labour members whose support for Palestinians can translate into anti-Jewish comments.
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Comparing Trump with most other politicians in Washington on honesty, corruption, intelligence and how "in touch" he is, a plurality of adults come down on the negative side for each one: 45% say the President is less honest than most other politicians in Washington, 41% see him as more corrupt, 47% less intelligent and 0033% less in touch.
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Moviegoers have seen the curtain come down on this saga twice already: with "Return of the Jedi," in 1983, which concluded with Luke Skywalker and his allies seemingly triumphant over the treacherous Empire; and again, in 2005, with "Revenge of the Sith," which tracked the final steps of Luke's father, Anakin, on his dark path to becoming the malevolent Darth Vader.
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But as soon they get a whiff of circumstances surrounding a miscarriage that they might find morally objectionable — a fetus left in a dumpster after a miscarriage, a woman who tried to kill herself while she was pregnant, any woman who happened to be a drug addict when she miscarried — the prosecutors will come down on women with the full force of the law.
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In a new paper, economists Grace Lordan of the London School of Economics and David Neumark of UC Irvine parse 35 years of census data and come down on the worse-off side: For lower-skill jobs like bookkeepers and assembly-line workers, they say, higher minimum wages encourage employers to automate — according to their calculations, a $1 increase can cost tens of thousands of jobs nationally.
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The prospect of the "open convention" terrifies some and absolutely thrills others -- primarily network television executives who are actually going to have a real live drama to report on 24/23 for weeks on end from the closing of the California polls on June 7 through the gavel coming down on ... well, it is supposed to come down on July 21 in Cleveland but don't count on it.
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"There's a very legitimate open question as to where (Health and Human Services Secretary Tom) Price is going to come down on this question regarding quality and safety in the federal health programs and the amazing progress made in the past seven years," That progress has included a 50% reduction in serious safety events in the last five years at the MedStar Health hospital system based in Maryland.
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Trump has used Twitter to showcase the vague outline of his policy ideas and beliefs, but perhaps more notably, to come down on anyone who says anything about him that's not exactly glowing — from the rant about Meryl Streep in which he called her "overrated" to that time he tried to set the cast of Hamilton straight after they appealed to Vice President-elect Mike Pence (again using his apparent go-to insult for entertainers).
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His remarks come down on the side of Prime Minister Theresa May in the debate dominating the fractious opening day of her Conservative Party annual conference — defining the best model for Britain's future relationship with the EU. Advocates of a more radical departure from the EU, led by potential leadership challenger Boris Johnson, want Britain to seek a deal based around the recent Canada-EU trade deal and which drops the government plan to apply EU regulations on trade.
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Along the way, they encounter numerous other rabbit warrens, which may or may not represent various responses to fascism during World War II. (I come down on the side of "may not," but hey, symbolism is fun.) The rabbits, led by ordinary bun Hazel and his psychic brother Fiver, build a new society atop Watership Down, then raid an ultra-fascistic warren led by General Woundwort in order to help some of the female rabbits who live there escape and join them for breeding purposes.
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" Even the pitch the Ghostbusters make to the mayor after the city is overrun with ghosts is inflected by right of center cynicism about retail politics: After describing the supernatural apocalypse that might come down on New York if the Ghostbusters aren't allowed to step in and stop the malignant, extra-dimension deity Gozer, Bill Murray's Dr. Peter Venkman concludes, with a characteristic smirk, by reminding the mayor that if he allows them to work, and they succeed, the mayor will have "saved the lives of millions of registered voters.
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