"While we will not compromise on the journalism, we are willing to compromise on some of the production expectations," she said.
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We want pro-growth agenda, we don&apost want redistribution, we want compromise on health care and we want compromise on immigration.
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"You can't set up a system in which you don't compromise on anything, but you also can't operate in a system where you compromise on everything," Obama said.
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And if you compromise on any of that, it's going to be at your expense, because consumers are not going to compromise on the pleasure they get from meat.
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A compromise on our humanity is a dismissal of it.
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Talks are still underway to reach a compromise on Tuesday.
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"Why would we compromise on the wall now?" she said.
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A: I think authenticity is something you cannot compromise on.
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But Lehman would not compromise on price to save itself.
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Instead, he highlighted the need to compromise on gun control.
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But, he stressed, the plan "will not compromise on cultural heritage".
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"Condominiums have similar windows; we can compromise on that," she said.
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But he doesn't compromise on his "don't be an asshole" rule.
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There are many phone features that I'm willing to compromise on.
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After 21997 the ANC opted for a compromise on education policy.
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Compromise on justice is not a beginning; it is an end.
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The two countries agreed on a $1.3 billion compromise on interest.
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It's a bit of a compromise on Niantic and Nintendo's part.
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He said lawmakers are working on a "compromise" on the bill.
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Managers who needed the cash were ready to compromise on fees.
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We thank you for your support & unwillingness to compromise on hate.
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Taxes and the perception that Democrats won't compromise on misguided policies.
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China may also be signaling a willingness to compromise on tariffs.
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You can know what to compromise on and what not to.
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Compromise on small points in service of winning the important ones.
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The US government should stop demanding tech companies compromise on encryption
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And perhaps, Connolly suggested, there could be compromise on social issues.
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Dalio told Diddy that he should "absolutely" not compromise on excellence.
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With a bit more compromise on both sides, a deal is reachable.
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Weber said everybody needs to compromise on Brexit to achieve a deal.
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I was ready and willing to compromise on anything else except that.
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Corbyn and Labour, by contrast, seem more willing to compromise on immigration.
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"Know what you can compromise on and what you can't," Lichtman said.
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Without the filibuster, Republicans have no excuse to compromise on a moderate.
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It is relatively easy to compromise on, say, the level of tax.
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With the compromise on the table, the EU has already accommodated Britain.
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Republicans are also indicating room for compromise on the border wall fight.
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Sen. Paul on separation between Trump & Ryan's willingness to compromise on AHCA.
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And it turns out the smartphone part is tough to compromise on.
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Rest assured, there is no compromise on racism, bigotry, xenophobia and sexism.
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Past Republican efforts at "compromise" on this subject have fallen well short.
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"I would never compromise on... "Dulling my personal style in any situation.
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"There is no room for any compromise on that agreement," he said.
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Sometimes, to work in an office is to compromise on such matters.
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Jeff Denham, a California Republican who has supported a compromise on DACA.
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"Comrades, this deal is a compromise on both sides," Mr. Moreno said.
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Want to be a meme but don't want to compromise on terror?
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But he had something he couldn't compromise on—his own little family.
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You have to go with your gut and not compromise on this.
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And number two, to indicate a willingness to compromise on issues like immigration.
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"They weren't listening, and they weren't willing to compromise on anything," he said.
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Liberal activists doubt the White House is serious about compromise on judicial nominations.
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Anti-Westerners have recently been defeated or forced to compromise on several issues.
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"We will not compromise on security because that would make people less safe."
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For something this expensive, I shouldn't have to compromise on so many things.
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Plus, it doesn't compromise on sound quality quite as much as the others.
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You don't need to compromise on power if you're looking to go portable.
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How can there be compromise on whether someone would be enslaved or not?
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We look for killer talent with humility, and never compromise on either half.
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Why it matters: Republicans and Democrats are far from a compromise on DACA.
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"The compromise on the table is something I can clearly support," he said.
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Netanyahu would be wise to heed Kerry's advice and compromise on the settlements.
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Instead, rather than compromise on a core issue, Planned Parenthood embraced abortion rights.
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Ministers also found a compromise on the criteria to define a tax haven.
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Lawmakers are now faced with hashing out a compromise on a funding bill.
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"One part of my personal style I'd never compromise on is... "My hair.
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"We don't compromise on security," Trudeau said during a news conference in Houston.
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"Never, ever will Iran compromise on its nuclear program," Mr. Ahmadinejad often promised.
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He could have said, no, I will never compromise on the IPCC targets.
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Senators inched toward a compromise on Sunday but failed to reach a deal.
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The result was a compromise on the date, with a deadline of Oct.
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Any compromise on guns or health care is an acceptance of preventable deaths.
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" Beck added that the Goodlatte bill is a compromise on "a complex issue.
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We will not compromise on security because that would make people less safe.
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WALLACE: We&aposll ask our Sunday panel about chances for a compromise on immigration.
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That meeting "ended without any compromise on the part of Amazon," the Times reported.
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"We will not compromise on our high animal welfare and food standards," it said.
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The chamber's head, Tatiana Golikova, has repeatedly urged a compromise on supporting the regions.
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I still don't understand why the prime minister didn't try to compromise on this.
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The president has shown no willingness to compromise on any of the document requests.
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OPEC and Iran also reached a compromise on a long-term partnership with Russia.
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But the tactic is never to compromise on your goal - upgrade your ambitions instead.
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"You should never compromise on culture, even if your company becomes huge," he added.
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Donald Trump and his followers don't appear to be willing to compromise on much.
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So we're always willing to compromise on these basic rules of the peace process.
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I suspect they will need divine intervention to fashion a compromise on these issues.
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To satisfy the studio's insatiable appetite for paper, Willis doesn't compromise on the printers.
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He said Athens could not compromise on labor reforms or adopt new austerity measures.
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Serious talks, about issues that feel impossible to compromise on, will arrive this evening.
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And it's not as if issues like marriage equality are something I'll compromise on.
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In those scenarios, China would find it easier to compromise on the trade issues.
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There are no surprises in this bill, which represents compromise on the Republican side.
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And, best yet, I didn't have to compromise on the freshness of the garlic.
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Second, a desire by Republicans and Democrats to compromise on these issues is harder.
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Destiny 24 was running, largely without compromise, on three different devices in my home.
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But if there is a compromise on that, everything else should fall into place.
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"We are making no drastic changes and certainly won't compromise on quality," he said.
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I can tell you, for me, there are areas that we should compromise on.
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Deb Butler, spoke out against the compromise on the floor when debating the bill.
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Several EU countries have said there can be no compromise on freedom of movement.
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But, of course, not all wealthy millennials want to compromise on where they buy.
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Senior government officials reached a compromise on the next budget's outline on Aug. 3.
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If Congress is divided in 2020, broad compromise on a sweeping plan seems unlikely.
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The Financial Times also reported that a compromise on the border had been reached.
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China always prefers to couch state visits in ceremony rather than compromise on policy.
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Hardy, sustainable despite the setbacks, unwilling to compromise on the things we want most.
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The chance of compromise on the issue of democracy seems remote — from all sides.
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The group met regularly to find a compromise on immigration to reopen the government.
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And it is difficult to understand what one can afford to compromise on. Development?
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Since 1979, states have found little reason to compromise on matters of space governance.
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The idea is not to compromise on taste or quality, nor convenience or packaging.
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Compromise on how to address the climate crisis will be hard to come by.
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But compromise on major legislation won't come easy, given their vastly different political imperatives.
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That raises the question of what represents a compromise on immigration to Mitch McConnell.
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FCA, FRANCE COMPROMISE ON GOVT INFLUENCE AT COMBINED FCA-RENAULT AHEAD OF BOARD MEETING -SOURCES
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The biggest compromise on the Swift 7 is probably its webcam.
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There are many good reasons for both Republicans and Democrats to compromise on this approach.
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Trump abandoned a planned compromise on funding for the wall in December after similar criticism.
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"We didn't want to compromise on aesthetic, either — these are jeans, not sweatpants," Jewell said.
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He wouldn't compromise on his vision of a better world, and I refuse to, either.
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It is likely that the government will compromise on size over pricing at this stage.
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The one thing Google says it didn't want to compromise on with these new models?
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I'm willing to compromise on having less speed and range for something that's actually portable.
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The bill passed with a compromise on the use of Russian RD-180 rocket engines.
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The offering does, however, signal an openness to an ultimate compromise on border spending figures.
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Peugeot's premise with the e-Legend is that you shouldn't have to compromise on anything.
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Political scientists widely believe the tough-talking Duterte will make a compromise on territorial claims.
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Openness for us doesn't mean we have to compromise on quality or ease of use.
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"The compromise on superdelegates might remove the need for a floor fight," Norman Solomon said.
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A compromise on Medicaid funding would remove one of the biggest obstacles for the bill.
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It remains unclear whether the two institutions have reached a definitive compromise on the plan.
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Sadly, many feel inclined to compromise on these issues because they're afraid of being alone.
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To do so, lawmakers will need to compromise on multiple key differences between the bills.
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Republicans, who currently control Congress, say that Democrats aren't willing to compromise on a deal.
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Democrats in Congress have been reluctant to compromise on Republican legislative proposals for net neutrality.
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And Moore refuses to compromise -- on any position -- or adjust his campaign strategy one iota.
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Their incremental sizing, from 0 to 24, means you'll never have to compromise on fit.
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But it isn't any more likely to lead to bi-partisan compromise on a bill.
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To his credit, Sanders refuses to compromise on the details of his health-care proposal.
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There has to be room for compromise on immigration, healthcare, education, poverty, climate and security.
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The delay would give lawmakers more time to reach a compromise on a spending bill.
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That's not because a grand compromise on border security and immigration would mark bad policy.
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The result: wearables that don't compromise on style, and still deliver in terms of capability.
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"We are a state oil company and we cannot compromise on our rights," he said.
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Developments: Senate Republicans tried to broker a compromise on Thursday, and their efforts swiftly disintegrated.
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It remains unclear how much the Taliban will compromise on the issue of political power.
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But if you have to compromise on one key, I guess that's a fair candidate.
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BREXIT: EU'S BARNIER SAYS THERE WILL BE NO COMPROMISE ON SINGLE MARKET, 'NEVER, NEVER, NEVER'
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The White House says it will unveil its framework for an immigration compromise on Monday.
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Can the two sides find an intermediate compromise on this issue during the NATO summit?
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But for the moment there isn't a compromise on what that solution will look like.
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Separately, Mueller said VW can live well with a Chinese compromise on electric vehicle quotas.
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She also said she didn&apost want to compromise on who she is for money.
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So much for the idea that Trump was going to offer a compromise on immigration reform.
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Though he refused to compromise on Tchaikovsky, he was becoming much more like a regular conductor.
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While Britain should not compromise on stringency, it could change the style of regulation, Woods said.
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Those that are small compromise on performance, by not giving users the ability for immersive experiences.
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The only disappointing part of this mode is a compromise on the angle of the display.
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There, lawmakers are expected to compromise on some disagreements — some technical, some substantive — over their bills.
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And I adore them because they also refuse to compromise on the quality of that bass.
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Why Britain's artful compromise on Huawei and 5G is a model for other countries (10:17).
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The window of opportunity for negotiating a legislative compromise on reasonable net neutrality protections is 21625.
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These scenarios suggest a relatively greater willingness to compromise on Russia's part than some might expect.
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They fear that any legislative compromise on net neutrality will be too weak and watered down.
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Peskov said Putin may be willing to compromise on other issues but not Crimea, Reuters reported.
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For those with integrity who won't compromise on their values, building a company is much easier.
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Clyburn says she tried to find a compromise on the issue prior to the Thursday vote.
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European leaders compromise on migration, France arrests far-right vigilantes and Britain's intelligence agents face scrutiny.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has signaled recently with statements about seeking a compromise on Medicare-for-all.
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"If you believe and have conviction in the space, it's unfair to compromise on that vision."
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) and John Larson (D-Conn.) to find a compromise on gun legislation.
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A compromise on the tax could halt a potentially bitter trade dispute between the two countries.
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The Vatican will therefore likely seek negotiation and compromise on both sides of the political divide.
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Republicans and Democrats have struggled to reach a compromise on how to pay for renewing CHIP.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) and Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) reached a compromise on their rivals bills.
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But the 'experts' wanted to compromise on what made our beverages successful: We don't use sweeteners.
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However, they were less likely to compromise on location, floor plan, school district or curb appeal.
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But for those who don't want to compromise on size, Casa Aguila might be the perfect solution.
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However, Mr De Waal notes there has not been much indication of compromise on either side yet.
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"There are some things I can't compromise on -- and hatred and discrimination are two of those things."
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"There will be no enduring and successful Brexit without some compromise on both sides of the debate."
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The two companies managed to compromise on that issue last year, but the e-book feud continues.
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The 13 percent rate was agreed after the finance minister proposed it as a compromise on Sunday.
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But that comes at a compromise on audio quality, because of the way the sound leaks out.
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"We won't compromise on that just because Shopify sees it as a competitive threat," the company wrote.
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It's possible, though, that this type of change will be eliminated as lawmakers compromise on one bill.
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Bergmann was rustled up as evidence of Germany's compromise on its ban on Jews competing in sport.
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Why it matters: It's unusual that musicians, record labels, and streamers would compromise on something this big.
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Wary of German sensibility on the debt relief issue, Lagarde appeared to offer a compromise on Friday.
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It took Modi more than two years to forge a political compromise on the tax in August.
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Since then, however, he worked to forge a compromise on immigration reform in the Senate in 2013.
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Some senators, too, are insisting that the farm bill should shred the compromise on the omnibus bill.
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"I don't think we will have a difficulty in reaching a compromise on these issues," Tsipras said.
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Xiaomi, however, didn't want to compromise on quality as it would impact the perception of its smartphones.
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The newspaper adds that it is difficult that European finance ministers will reach a compromise on Tuesday.
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Lawmakers will have to compromise on multiple differences, including the treatment of state and local tax deductions.
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A compromise on gun sales was proposed a day after four other measures stalled in the Senate.
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Carlos Curbelo of Florida, who has been pushing hard in the House for a compromise on DACA.
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While road-blocking conservative priorities, it would boost chances for bipartisan compromise on issues such as infrastructure.
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Alongside a solution to the network problem, a possible compromise on governance issues could ensue, sources said.
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The lawmakers feel confident about reaching a compromise on the tax rate for profits returned from abroad.
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Only about 25% (one-fourth) think he compromise on the wall in order to end the shutdown.
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And I think signaling an openness to compromise on many issues is both smart and reasonable. Related.
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The opponents in negotiations, at best, compromise on superficial bargaining positions rather than on their core interests.
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My followers on Instagram are frustrated by higher prices, but quality is something I won't compromise on.
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And it could spell another disappointment for lawmakers who have long sought a compromise on the issue.
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So they want to make in the end and make a compromise on some in some area.
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At $150, the 2DS XL is the least expensive system in the family that doesn't compromise on design.
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Hyslop said she expected May's government to compromise on some of the "red lines" it has set out.
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If there was ever a place for Republicans and Democrats to compromise on Medicare reform this is it.
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Dianne Feinstein of California and Republican Ted Cruz of Texas, with few signs of compromise on the horizon.
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The only way to stop this cycle is for lawmakers to compromise on what most Americans think reasonable.
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Seen from abroad, then, Germany faces an awkward choice: compromise on its principles, or stand in Europe's way.
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But with neither Beijing nor Washington ready to compromise on import tariffs, world economic growth may be slowing.
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Still, Congress watcher John Johannes cautioned, this doesn't mean there's any incentive to compromise on more than spending.
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It was these friendships that forged the basis of compromise on issue after issue in the 20th Century.
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Trump's apparent willingness to compromise on the fate of the company has led to an uproar in Congress.
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"To be crystal clear: She has led many battles where you can't compromise on principle," Ms. Tanden added.
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For the perks of a safe, relatively eco-responsible product, though, I didn't have to compromise on performance.
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So we are not going to jostle them if they do not want to compromise on a subject.
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To meet the new rules, it would have to compromise on mileage and design, a potentially costly change.
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The bill gave lawmakers more time to try to work out a bipartisan compromise on the immigration issue.
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Just because Libra is the sign of relationships and balance doesn't mean you have to compromise on everything.
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But compromise on climate change is a far cry from the current environmental movement in the Democratic party.
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But he may not be in a mood to make another compromise on his anti-austerity budget plans.
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Mexico and Canada have also been working to influence the United States to compromise on its negotiating positions.
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And Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, talks about trying to hammer out a compromise on immigration policy.
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"Make no mistake, I will not compromise on principles for which over a million citizens voted," he said.
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"As this issue involves passenger safety, I am sure you will understand that we cannot compromise on this."
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"Whether this is an issue that the administration reaches a compromise on, I just don't know," she said.
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Still, there are certain expenses, like travel and a great Christmas tree, that I will not compromise on.
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Lawmakers of both parties have also voiced a willingness to work towards a legislative compromise on net neutrality.
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David wasn't willing to compromise on any subpar fill, and the puzzle you see here is the result.
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Democrats lately seemed open to some compromise on this front, but then pulled their offer off the table.
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On paper, this sounds like a relatively straightforward and common-sense approach to a compromise on climate change.
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It's clear the cutout for the selfie camera is design that phone makers are unwilling to compromise on.
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"We really did not want to compromise on having a yard and having four bedrooms," said Ms. Maheshwari.
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The volume of arrests has increased, and the government refuses to compromise on any of the protestors demands.
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That means you're asking me to compromise on the things that are more important to me, which is deliciousness.
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But reports that he would offer some kind of reversal or compromise on immigration turned out to be false.
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"In the unlikely event they find a compromise on infrastructure spending, [it] would benefit Industrials and Materials," he said.
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Viv and Siri both suffer from this; they aim to cover everything, and in the process compromise on quality.
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There would likely be things she wouldn't compromise on, and that's a little hard to tell at this stage.
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U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan attempted to assuage fears that compromise on the bill was still some distance away.
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Now investors will be looking to China, to see if Beijing and Washington can compromise on certain trade elements.
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The main reason why nothing gets through is that there is so little mood for compromise on any side.
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And some echo the idea that Mr Trump will compromise on his more uncompromising immigration policies once in power.
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"...Qatar is not ready to surrender and will not compromise on the independence of its foreign policy," it added.
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The filing indicates that the commission's attempts to reach a compromise on the issue are facing pushback from industry.
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Her subjects do not compromise on behalf of the viewer, and this is precisely what makes them so beautiful.
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This Anova pick is among the cheapest sous vide sticks on Prime Day, but it doesn't compromise on quality.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said last week the government's ruling coalition had reached a compromise on the budget's outline.
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Now it appears that rather than workarounds, CDC officials are admonished to compromise on the value of science itself.
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He said the language of the bill was modified in a compromise on Tuesday to narrowly define wedding vendors.
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How will we recreate the compromise on immigration that a few brave Republican and Democratic legislators tried in 2013?
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In the months to come, the House and Senate will continue working toward compromise on mental health policy reform.
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The compromise on the Energy and Commerce committee would exempt Internet service providers that have fewer than 2202,2628 subscribers.
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That means big-ticket items like finding a compromise on Zika funding might have to wait until the fall.
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Despite its compact size and $100 price, Sonos says it and Ikea made sure not to compromise on sound.
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Kinross had suspended work on Ecuador's largest gold project when the government refused to compromise on a windfall tax.
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But Republican and Democratic lawmakers so far have made little progress towards a legislative compromise on net neutrality rules.
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He gets the right balance: Democrats should neither compromise on civil rights nor abandon the entire white working class.
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Then we can strike a compromise on guns as guns, and not some sacred cross in the culture war.
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"We can compromise on policy without compromising either our principles or our commitment to our people," Mr. Murphy said.
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The United States and China reached a modest compromise on trade on the sidelines of the G20 on Saturday.
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The administration backed down on the trade matter, but Dr. Gottlieb has been forced to compromise on other issues.
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I do not remember a single male politician who was forced to compromise on the length of his service.
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In an interview with Reuters later in the day, Trump did not rule out a compromise on the funding.
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Here are the major issues that have caused renewed tensions: • China won't compromise on some of America's big concerns.
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Topic A is finding a compromise on the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, a major Brexit sticking point.
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"We will not compromise on security because that would make people less safe," according to WhatsApp's announcement on Wednesday.
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The overseas campuses of American universities have charted a concerning path of restraint and compromise on discussions about values.
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Gavin Newsom's intention to press the ride-hailing companies and unions to negotiate a compromise on the labor bill.
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"But don't compromise on the safety equipment and key features that will ensure your long-term satisfaction," he said.
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The practical obstacle to reaching compromise on those issues is the budget deficit increase produced by the tax cut.
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I finally had to tell him that deluxe toilet paper was the one item I refused to compromise on.
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Therefore, any negotiation is folly because enemies will never compromise on their ultimate agenda of weakening America and its allies.
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But according to a new study, there's one thing we seem to be willing to compromise on once we age.
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The French and Germans share some of the British worries, notably around immigration, and would compromise on freedom of movement.
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I'm outspoken when I wanna be, and I always have to be myself, so I can't really compromise on that.
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The deal also covered restrictions on child benefits, but Mr. Cameron had to compromise on what he had originally wanted.
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The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or "USMCA " for short, will see all three countries compromise on certain trade aspects.
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On June 3rd Giuseppe Conte, the technocratic prime minister, threatened to quit if the parties could not compromise on spending.
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He said lowering inflation will be a priority, adding there will be no compromise on economic growth or budget discipline.
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Carmakers and German government representatives failed to reach a compromise on Sunday over potential hardware retrofits for older diesel vehicles.
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It is wrong to reduce these Sanders supporters' thinking to selfish "moralism," or a refusal to compromise on specific issues.
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It is disheartening, then, that the team's immediate future might be undone by Jackson's unwillingness to compromise on a coach.
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"The ideal time to compromise on a solution is when neither side knows what the verdict will be," he said.
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The deal killer was a demand to end chain migration, but there is a way to compromise on that demand.
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The commentary comes as the partial government shutdown reached its 20th day on Thursday with no compromise on the horizon.
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It said in a statement that it would not compromise on border checks and was working to reduce waiting times.
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To the Editor: American government works best — or perhaps only — when Republicans and Democrats agree to compromise on key issues.
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Nope. Is it very hard to see how two sides that view something so differently can compromise on government spending?
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She did tell the reporter that there was a compromise on the table and that the meeting was being delayed.
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In 216, the government almost shut down when Clinton and the Republicans struggled to find compromise on a budget deal.
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It may all be for naught if Trump and lawmakers cannot reach a compromise on funding the government past midnight.
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Bock says his approach to hiring is to never compromise on a high standard of quality, regardless of the situation.
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And Kelly does sort of have a point: the Civil War was fought because neither side would compromise on slavery.
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It remains unclear how much the president is willing to compromise on his $85033 billion demand for border wall funding.
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Mr. Annan, the previous secretary general, proposed a power-sharing plan, along with a compromise on former Greek Cypriot property.
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But in truth, as HB2's history illustrates, real compromise on these matters is little more than a pipe dream.
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The party's leadership is ambivalent about the party's platform, and has suggested it will compromise on social issues like abortion.
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Their demands weren't a negotiating strategy, they weren't willing to compromise on the issues that were key to a deal.
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Crucially, that meant Mr. Trump did not have to compromise on his appellate picks in states with a Democratic senator.
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Still, there is the prospect that another slump in the markets will push both sides towards a compromise on Monday.
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The speed and secrecy have pushed GOP senators toward compromise on policy disagreements that once appeared too great to bridge.
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So the question is what do you compromise on, what do you hold firm on, what do you push on?
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France is refusing to back a compromise on the new rules unless other conditions are met, the central bankers said.
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Yet the signals from Downing Street suggest that the prime minister sees little scope for more compromise on his side.
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"We do not have to compromise on protecting women's health to win back the House or Senate," New York Sen.
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"We will not compromise on what the Bible teaches," the Henagar Drive-In said in a Facebook post Thursday night.
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Last year, Democrats and Republicans failed to reach a compromise on DACA legislation during open debate on the Senate floor.
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I laid this out in Wednesday's note, but the bottom line is they believe they've made their compromise on pathway.
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The president said negotiators had forged a compromise on key issues, although the White House did not release any details.
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The parties are trying to find "a point of compromise on another name" for the economy ministry, the source said.
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The United States and China reached a modest compromise on trade on the sidelines of the G20 summit in December.
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That makes it hard to convince Brexit supporters that Britain has no choice but compromise on matters of trade and immigration.
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Whatever you might say about millennials, the one thing that makes them stand out is their refusal to compromise on quality.
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Trump, a one-time Democratic donor, could offer up areas of potential compromise, on issues such as infrastructure or equal pay.
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India fears Trump may demand a free trade agreement if both sides fail to reach a compromise on the trade package.
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Mrs May's key advisers briefed that Brussels might be willing to compromise on the remaining sticking-points of Britain's withdrawal agreement.
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Three sensible reforms would ensure that researchers' results could be communicated to more people more quickly, without any compromise on quality.
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Compromise on the simplest of gun rulings cannot occur because its advocates will be targeted and lose their seats in Congress.
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Justices can, for example, decide to compromise on narrower decisions that they all agree upon rather than fighting over broader issues.
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Air France-KLM's shares have fallen by 38% since January, largely because unions have refused to compromise on pay and conditions.
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The bipartisan deal would have provided almost $3 billion in new border security funding and contained a compromise on chain migration.
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One thing they don't agree on though is Jason's passion for hunting, but say they've arrived at a compromise on that.
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Critics of Chancellor Angela Merkel's government warned Germany should not compromise on human rights issues for the sake of a rapprochement.
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If ministers failed to reach a compromise on the subordinated debt, the approval of the whole legislative package would be delayed.
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She said she would talk to Germany's EU partners to reach a compromise on ending Turkey's accession talks with the bloc.
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Also worth mentioning: our products are eco-friendly, P&G products, so there's no compromise on the quality of our supplies.
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He tried to find compromise on priorities ranging from health care to gun control to the future of the welfare state.
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Not having to compromise on your network means your phone will always be there for you when you need it most.
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This could have been an opportunity for Amazon and New York to compromise on a deal that would work, he added.
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This means we're able to bring our customers increasingly more renewable energy without asking them to compromise on reliability or cost.
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The EU may have to compromise on privacy protections in order to defeat terrorism, former CIA director Michael Hayden said Monday.
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The U.S. dollar ticked up against the safe-haven Japanese yen as hopes rose for a U.S.-China compromise on trade.
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"It's a matter of our faith so there can be no compromise on that," community spokesman Salim Ud Din told Reuters.
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"You may find your skin improves dramatically when you stop using foundation, but don't compromise on sun protection," Dr. Murad warns.
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This latest generation of earbuds has made it clear that the smaller size no longer means having to compromise on sound.
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Two weeks ago, Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the House and the Obama administration reached a compromise on aiding Puerto Rico.
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Shop Old NavyOld Navy is the go-to for cheap basics that don't require a heavy compromise on material or style.
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But there are three crucial business lines the firm won't compromise on: Treasury and Trade Solutions, securities services, and branded cards.
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McConnell said he'd like to see bipartisan compromise on regulatory relief for community banks, which has received past bipartisan support. Sen.
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Walden also said he was interested in how a March bipartisan compromise on reforms to the Lifeline subsidy program fell apart.
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It will make bipartisan cooperation in the future even harder Brian Balogh: Neither party has any incentive to compromise on anything.
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"We cannot compromise on the 52 percent of Pakistan," she said, referring to the estimated percentage of women in the country.
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If you're looking for a cheaper price and can compromise on space, it's a good option that's both affordable and sophisticated.
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That, of course, assumes that Trump can manage the threats and blusters and produce a compromise on or around the elections.
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Northam said he is working to reach some kind of compromise on Medicaid expansion, which was a cornerstone of his campaign.
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Why it matters: The apparent compromise on Tuesday is a sign that the justices aren't moving aggressively to reconsider Roe v.
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"Until now, we haven't talked at all about compromise on the Affordable Care Act," said Representative Diana DeGette, Democrat of Colorado.
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And no one on Capitol Hill trusts anybody after President Trump's "s-hole" quip torpedoed a bipartisan compromise on immigration. 2.
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"You can't change people fundamentally but there are things you can agree to disagree on or compromise on," Jo reminds me.
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Despite the efforts to negotiate a compromise on immigration plans, they failed to reach a deal before the government shut down.
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It marked the latest failure of lawmakers to reach a compromise on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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Putting the DACA participants in the SIJ program would facilitate a compromise on Trump's pillar requiring an end to chain migration.
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Make a list of your must-haves before you start looking and know what you're willing to compromise on, Hale says.
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" Asked if any compromise were possible, he said that "of course we can compromise — but no compromise on the six principles.
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In 2000, it appeared that the Task Force had also gained a significant compromise on the increasing frequency of kit releases.
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"We're not prepared to compromise on this and we believe that we stand on very firm legal and constitutional grounds," Wheeler said.
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"Let's see if we can stage it a little more," he said, marking the compromise on which, temporarily, they agreed to settle.
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But the XZ1 Compact doesn't appear to compromise on speed, camera or build quality—all while still maintaining petite, hand-friendly dimensions.
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In many ways, President Obama was a band aid of decency and compromise on a rotten Washington culture that was festering underneath.
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Three sensible reforms could change this system, ensuring that researchers' results are made public more quickly and without any compromise on quality.
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Android Wear 2.0 has been off to a rocky start, with unimpressive hardware options that either compromise on battery life or design.
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The pharmaceutical industry lost its push to include changes to the Medicare program, perhaps as part of a compromise on drug prices.
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Trump also promised to work towards a peace deal between Israel and Palestinians and said it would require compromise on both sides.
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She is known for once she's in office for trying to work across the aisle and trying to compromise on certain issues.
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It's unclear whether the company made any compromise on the union's demand to reopen a recently shuttered GM factory in Lordstown, Ohio.
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There have been some early victories, particularly the slow tail-off from Project Maven and a post-walkout compromise on forced arbitration.
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And it&aposs interesting -- be interesting to see what President Xi is willing to compromise on and how he views all this.
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If you just want it all in a USB-C hub without having to compromise on port selection, we can't blame you.
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While a compromise on healthcare plans has been reached, dispute over offshoring call center jobs and pensions still remain, union representatives said.
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The government is likely to compromise on most of the workers' pay demands, due to pressure from trade unions, the consultancy said.
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"We don't want to imply that we should compromise on patient care for the sake of these emissions," Eckelman told Reuters Health.
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He asserted that in order to secure a compromise on tax reform, Republicans would have to stomach a trillion-dollar tax increase.
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Why it matters: The theatre chain and studio businesses have been unable to compromise on a more expensive ($30+) digital movie option.
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The camera is now the most important feature to consider when buying a new phone and is something nobody should compromise on.
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"The attention to detail and the complete inability to compromise on anything, from all these artists, is a common thread," he says.
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The two then agreed that their aides would try to work out a compromise on how much Israel can build and where.
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In a revised version of the bill, which included a compromise on Rubio's child tax credit expansion, Rubio voted for the package.
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" She said she is searching for "new ways" to get a deal through Parliament, one she argues requires "compromise on both sides.
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While gun bills are likely to pass the House, leaders will have to compromise on their priorities with the GOP-controlled Senate.
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TomboyX is some of the softest, sturdiest, and comfiest underwear I've ever worn, and I no longer have to compromise on style.
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But he also flagged three crucial business lines the firm won't compromise on: Treasury and Trade Solutions, securities services, and branded cards.
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But if two would-be leaders were tugging in directions less than 90 degrees apart, followers would compromise on a middle path.
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As the House barrels toward a vote this week on immigration, House Republicans say they have reached a "compromise" on immigration policy.
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Wearing red T-shirts and army-green suits, the workers discuss how far they are willing to compromise on their Marxist principles.
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Instead, this interpretation reflects the longstanding centrist position that America's political problems stem from a lack of compromise on "commonsense" political priorities.
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After Slovenia joined the European Union in 2004, it blocked Croatia's accession for years because it would not compromise on the borders.
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The federal government shut down early Saturday after congressional and White House officials could not reach a compromise on a spending bill.
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Whether either side is willing to compromise on the status of the city is likely to be a major point of contention.
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If Americans elect someone who believes in universal human worth and dignity and refuses to compromise on fundamental issues, then maybe — maybe!
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Whatever Chipotle does, it will not compromise on quality, according to Mr. Ells, who will remain at the company as executive chairman.
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He helped devise the legal rationale for a complicated compromise on the emotional issue of federal funding for embryonic stem cell research.
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Mr. Billings was wistful in recalling the climate of bipartisan compromise on the Senate panel during his years working for Mr. Muskie.
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The meeting comes as the two sides are racing to wrap up a compromise on changes to the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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They reached a compromise on legislation to reduce auto insurance premiums in the state, which have been the highest in the nation.
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You'll always have to compromise on somethingDo you have a dream home in mind that you just know is out there somewhere?
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The ability of the select few in that room to reach compromise on basic governance reflects the health of our body politic.
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So this holiday season, don&apost compromise on gifts just to make sure you have something to give them on December 25.
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The compromise on new gun control measures came in response to a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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" In a statement posted to Twitter late Thursday, Googlers Against Transphobia thanked supporters for their support and "unwillingness to compromise on hate.
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Until recently, even many Israeli officials assumed that a permanent resolution of the conflict would involve some sort of compromise on Jerusalem.
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Republican candidates seem prepared to relent possible compromise on environmental questions in order to appeal to a special interest faction of their party.
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However, 65 percent of Republicans say they believe Trump should not compromise on the border wall, even if it means a government shutdown.
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He also blamed former President Barack Obama for putting "a stick in our eye" when it came to a bipartisan compromise on immigration.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Monday the league was unwilling to compromise on its ideals, which earned scathing criticism in Chinese state media.
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It was unclear whether the Italian-French deal on STX France could smooth the way for a compromise on Vivendi's role in TIM.
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To call Amanda "robotic" would be to oversimplify, insulting a delicate performance that stifles emotion out of necessity but doesn't compromise on humanity.
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These changes make it seem like Apple's fears were overblown, or that it's willing to compromise on that belief to satisfy those developers.
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Beijing hints it won't compromise on its state-directed economic model; Washington hardliners believe their government has already conceded more than it should.
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"Product safety, especially on the safety of children, is a top priority at IKEA and something we never compromise on, " the statement said.
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Before upgrading its target, analysts had wondered whether Metro Bank would have to compromise on credit quality in order to meet its goals.
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This was a couple comprised of two adults who knew themselves, and could identify exactly what they would and could not compromise on.
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A large part of the Republican donor class would rather lose with "you didn't build that!" than compromise on upper-bracket tax cuts.
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A top House committee is trying to push Silicon Valley companies to the table to craft an elusive legislative compromise on net neutrality.
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Further complicating their calculations is the fact that for a strain of the GOP base, there can be no compromise on health care.
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"Nobody is happy with the bill because so many different people are being asked to compromise on so many different things," said Hanson.
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New Jersey leaders reached a budget compromise on Monday, ending the 3-day shutdown that had closed the state's public beaches and parks.
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Maybe porn is a big part of your sex life and not something you're willing to give up or compromise on, for example.
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Surely, this cannot be what Congress intended when consumer activists and well-meaning legislators found compromise on the law nearly 25 years ago.
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A new NAFTA deal would confirm US willingness to compromise on trade and help offset the rising criticism of Trump's policy from businesses.
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At the same time, she was under pressure to reach a compromise on migration with reluctant partners at a recent European Union summit.
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While he advocated a compromise on the Irish border, he held steadfast to the need to maintain the integrity of the single market.
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The House and Senate will need to compromise on multiple differences in order to craft a final bill that can pass both chambers.
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Republican pollster Brett Loyd said on Wednesday that Republican and Democratic lawmakers likely won't compromise on any major issues in next year's Congress.
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That marked a softening of their previous stance and raises the possibility of compromise on an issue that has vexed past coalition talks.
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It makes sense that Sony wouldn't compromise on its most valuable property, but the "Sony Universe of Marvel Characters" goes beyond Spider-Man.
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Pointing to water contamination in Flint, Michigan, Ellison underscored the need to "rebuild America" -- a cause he said Democrats would not compromise on.
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Of course, you will face pressure to compromise on things that matter most, perhaps even to trade virtue for the appearance of virtue.
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Compromise on that issue would be tantamount to a capitulation to the wrong-headed opposition, or even a betrayal of America's very principles.
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Congress – sexual harassment: Lawmakers from the House and Senate reached a compromise on how to handle sexual harassment cases in the legislative branch.
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The trick: Threaten the outrageous, ratchet up the tension, amplify it with tweets and taunts, and then compromise on fairly conventional middle ground.
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Their hope is to convince meat eaters to choose less wasteful alternatives without asking them to compromise on the quality of the food.
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Brady and other House GOP leaders have been meeting with the blue-state Republicans to try to find a compromise on the deduction.
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It's a great choice for anyone looking for a smart speaker that doesn't want to compromise on audio — or pay a high price.
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American officials see the continued enforcement of sanctions as key to forcing North Korea back to the table with a compromise on denuclearization.
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But that negative power can also be deployed affirmatively by leveraging it to force compromise on, for example, a comprehensive approach to immigration.
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"We see there is no compromise on taste, and lots of upside on things that people seem to be looking for," he said.
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A moderate Republican congressman from Illinois, he forged a compromise on two articles of impeachment that passed the House Judiciary Committee in 21957.
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The Republican base was mad as hell at its elected leaders who they believed were all too willing to compromise on core principles.
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Mr. Johnson said Britain was offering a "reasonable compromise" on the vexing question of Ireland, and Brussels said it would study his proposal.
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A top Senate Democrat is pointing the finger at his colleagues for forcing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to compromise on digital security.
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If you know where to look, you can score some pretty amazing staples without needing to compromise on the material, fit, or execution.
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There are clear interests on both sides and I think the remaining EU members do not want to compromise on their core principles.
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Advocates warn that if Democrats are going to be successful in getting a compromise on DACA this time around, that can't happen again.
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Drawing it up on the back of an envelope, the solution to this impasse -- a compromise on recognizable terms -- once seemed simple enough.
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The White House later ruled out that specific approach, but left the door open to some compromise on border wall funding and DACA.
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Earlier in the day, he was said to be considering a compromise on immigration, but his speech held to his tough campaign stance.
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ObamaCare is a testy issue that Democrats and Republicans have been unable to find compromise on in its seven years of being law.
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In that case, the two blocs would have to negotiate a compromise on some crucial issues; the first would be saving the euro.
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Schumer on Wednesday insisted he didn't take Trump's barbs personally and pledged it wouldn't dissuade him from searching for a compromise on immigration.
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Without the second camera, you won't have 2x optical zoom on the XR. Save for that limitation, Apple didn't compromise on image quality.
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Blue-state Republicans will be divided on their votes on the budget, and have varying degrees of openness to a compromise on SALT.
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"We can never compromise on our values," Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said while campaigning in Northern Ireland to replace Prime Minister Theresa May.
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SPD deputy Manuela Schwesig urged the conservatives to compromise on abolishing fixed-term contracts for workers and reforming Germany's public-private healthcare system.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) — have argued that Democrats may need to compromise on reproductive rights if they want to increase their influence nationwide.
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No longer wooing anti-tax activists in a national election, Mr. Christie could have more political space to arrange a compromise on the issue.
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Albayrak was also cited as saying a rebalancing period in Turkey's economy had begun and that there would be no compromise on budget discipline.
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"The time is right for an immigration bill as long as there is compromise on both sides," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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While finding an organization that reflects your personal values completely might be difficult, it's important not to compromise on your fundamental principles, Muthusamy said.
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He warned against risks of diverging taxation in EU states and insisted a compromise on a common set of rules should be the objective.
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There's just no compromise on the efficiency, and we can work at such an alarming rate as opposed to how we used to work.
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South Korea has said Kim may be willing to compromise on this traditional sticking point, but no new details were announced at the summit.
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The court's compromise on that issue bears the print of Chief Justice Roberts, who has tried to keep his court above the political fray.
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The deal strikes a compromise on chain migration, wherein new citizens bring their relatives into the country, who in turn bring in more relatives.
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For one thing, Democrats aren't generally willing to compromise on immigration unless they can get something big (like legalization of unauthorized immigrants) in return.
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They may get another chance when the House and Senate compromise on a single piece of legislation to vote on and pass to Trump.
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From his perfectly coiffed hair to his cleft chin to his absolute inability compromise on anything, it's hard to not kind of love Gaston.
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Despite loving each other (and saying so), Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay and Peter Kraus could not compromise on what they wanted from their Bachelorette experience.
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Trump on Saturday morning said he would allow ObamaCare to "explode," predicting that Democrats would then be willing to compromise on a replacement plan.
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This is not a party -- and unfortunately, Senator Schumer hasn't been the type of leader to want to compromise on the most basic things.
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He also encouraged Bosnia's rival ethnic leaders to reach a compromise on the country's future and its path towards NATO and European Union membership.
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It sounds like biggest thing the duo is going to need to compromise on is Sophie's apartment, which we know is her prized possession.
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"I will never compromise on the quality of ingredients and will look to buy elsewhere if I don't get good cardamom," Prasad told Reuters.
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Two key Senate Republicans say they are open to a bipartisan legislative compromise on net neutrality, but their effort faces skepticism from both parties.
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But that was always going to be the problem with the tortuous political compromise on steel overcapacity at the last G20 meeting in September.
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The statement surprised EU officials who expected a final compromise on Tuesday over a decision that requires the backing of all 28 EU states.
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Devote the biggest parts of your budget to the areas that are most important to you and be willing to compromise on the rest.
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His compromise on whether gay Americans could serve in the military -- "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" -- angered activists on the left as well as conservatives.
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From Toni DeLancey, Postal Service spokeswoman, Washington, D.C. Compromise on immigration only way to fix congressional impasse John Feehery was correct in his Feb.
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But as the two managed to find a rare compromise on Wednesday - with Riyadh softening its stance towards Tehran - a third OPEC superpower emerged.
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But neither party is willing to compromise on anything that would undermine Kosovo's independence - which Serbia has steadfastly refused to acknowledge - or its sovereignty.
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"Massad's made some comments in previous speeches saying 'I think we've reached a compromise on the source code piece of the rule,'" he said.
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Amazon's visits are revealing to city officials, who are finding the company is expecting to compromise on the perks and talent a location offers.
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KA: Speaker Pelosi needs to come to the table with a real offer of compromise on border security with the President and Senate Republicans.
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If you don't want to compromise on any of the channels, you can combine the two and pay a discounted intro rate of $25.
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The Mexican minister also signaled readiness for compromise on duty-free limits for e-commerce imports, a point of contention with the United States.
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It's unclear which proposal will earn more GOP support, but Democrats have already balked at the prospect of a legislative compromise on immigration reform.
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Ryan said the Energy and Commerce Committee and the Judiciary Committee are working out a compromise on the legislation, known as the Creates Act.
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John Kasich (R) has called for a bipartisan compromise on healthcare and has also urged Portman not to be won over by minor concessions.
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Investors are hoping Trump meets his Chinese counterpart at the Group of 20 leaders' meeting later this month to seek a compromise on trade.
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Plus, the operators don't get to dictate the exact orbit they want and often have to compromise on the final destination for their satellites.
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The compromise on funding is part of a last-minute burst to resolve some of unfinished legislative business before a scheduled break begins Friday.
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"The time is right for an immigration bill as long as there is compromise on both sides," Trump said, according to CNN's Jake Tapper.
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Ultimately, if you compromise on everything, you stand for nothing — and what sort of business would anyone want to join or back like that?
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Brady said Wednesday he expects a compromise on the tax break would be announced before the text of the legislation is unveiled next week.
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John Kasich (R) — who has been calling for a bipartisan compromise on healthcare — said he's warned Portman against being won over by minor concessions.
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Rather he is suggesting that in order to woo moderate voters necessary to win elections in certain races, a compromise on abortion is necessary.
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Today, the Senate voted to approve a compromise on the border that includes funding for some security measures, but not for President Trump's wall.
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Among working with Indigenous communities to find a compromise on decreasing smoking rates, the plan includes the expansion of tobacco regulation and educational initiatives.
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That trick is to threaten the outrageous, ratchet up the tension, amplify it with tweets and taunts, and then compromise on fairly conventional middle ground.
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"He's had to, or has chosen to, compromise on the policy positions with which he was identified," Australian journalist Michelle Grattan wrote on The Conversation.
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Squint and you can see how Graham-Cassidy, the latest Republican repeal bill, could have been the basis for a grand compromise on health care.
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The other modest runners were out there running in jean skirts — and for running, I wasn't willing to compromise on comfort and style for modesty.
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The U.S. dollar slipped on Friday morning as hopes for a U.S.-China compromise on trade rose and traders pulled money from safe-haven assets.
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Now is the right time to compromise on a bipartisan bill that guarantees no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization – the core net neutrality principles.
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Voters appear to be abandoning the Conservatives and Labour, which in their own ways have been trying to offer some sort of compromise on Brexit.
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The idea here is that there are other things that you can do with the E Ink screen that offset the compromise on the keyboard.
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It is her intransigence, her pandering to hardline Brexiteers and her refusal to compromise on her red lines that have made Britain a laughing-stock.
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The figure represented the amount originally in the trust ($400 million) plus "a roughly $1.3 billion compromise on the interest," according to the State Department.
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The negotiating committee is trying to reach a compromise on the $5.7 billion down payment Trump has sought for his promised wall along the border.
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Polls show that the public is more willing to embrace compromise on hard issues than politicians, suggesting that bipartisan leadership could go a long way.
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There was a time when the N.R.A., founded in 1871, focused principally on hunting, marksmanship and conservation, and was willing to compromise on gun legislation.
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China's slowing economy and President Trump facing re-election in 2020 seem to point toward the two largest economies making a modest compromise on trade.
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This means the United States is not looking for compromise on the North Korean nuclear program, a compromise akin to the Iran deal, for example.
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The Department of Justice issues subpoenas to car companies that reached a compromise on auto emissions with California as part of the government's antitrust probe.
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There were no signs of a potential compromise on Monday as a plan from the White House that Senate Republicans said they expected never emerged.
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But the Speaker-to-be, who is facing pressure from the left not to deal with Trump, has little incentive to compromise on the wall.
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If Orban's cabinet is not approved, some analysts expect President Klaus Iohannis and the outgoing Prime Minister Viorica Dancila to compromise on a Commission proposal.
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Both leaders previously signaled a willingness to compromise on the issue in order to conclude a peace treaty, but there has been no official progress.
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He said Boehner's staff never came close to a compromise on the $1.2 trillion plan and was holding firm on the limit of $700 billion.
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In 220006, he was a member of the Gang of 2202, a bipartisan group of senators who crafted a compromise on the contentious immigration issue.
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There are a slew of questions that follow from these certainties: Will this cancellation further set back any attempt at compromise on reopening the government?
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Bordewich's sunny interpretation leads him to forget that only seven decades later, a refusal to compromise on this issue would lead to a civil war.
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Democratic strategist Juanita Tolliver said on Wednesday that it's possible for Republicans and Democrats to reach a compromise on infrastructure and lowering prescription drug prices.
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"As a country, we're willing to spend money on a lot of things and the one thing we compromise on is food," Ms. Vaknin said.
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If the left doesn't need to compromise on a $15 minimum wage or single-payer health care, some wondered, why give ground on abortion rights?
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Mr. Xi will not be easily pressured into compromise on Mr. Trump's terms on any of the pressing bilateral issues like North Korea and trade.
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Mr. Severson spoke with top White House aides to discuss a compromise on surfing hours but remained discouraged at having to battle for unfettered access.
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Some users were so frustrated with fees, and unable to compromise on blockchain size increases, that they "forked" bitcoin, and created bitcoin cash this summer.
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Pelosi faced criticism from Republicans and even some Senate Democrats for withholding the articles, first demanding that McConnell compromise on the rules of the trial.
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Pelosi has given no indication, however, that she would be willing to compromise on her demand that witnesses be called and new documents be introduced.
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And you won't have to compromise on style if you find a good evening slipper, be it a flat mule or a pair of furlanes.
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But he said he became unhappy when Graham and Durbin, who had told him they had a compromise on the Dreamers issue, presented the details.
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Zelenskiy said he had insisted that Ukraine must have full control over its eastern areas and would not compromise on conceding any of its territories.
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"My sense would be Trump is focused on Mexico, but he is not in any mood to compromise on Canada, Europe or China," said Chandler.
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McCain also served as part of the Senate's bipartisan "Gang of Eight," that sought a compromise on immigration reform during President George W. Bush's administration.
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I don't think this CE (chief executive) or any government official should compromise on the rule of law just because we want to be friendly.
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He offered no tangible compromise on the border wall, he faces a newly energized Democratic Party and he is heading into a presidential election year.
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China will not make any "unreasonable concessions" and any agreement must involve compromise on both sides, the China Daily, a state newspaper, said on Wednesday.
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It was going to be a matter of America allowing slavery or not allowing slavery and there wasn't going to be a compromise on that.
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"Where health secretaries have made mistakes in the past is where they have been too willing to compromise on patients' safety," he told parliament on Monday.
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"China wants to make a deal," Trump said, adding that China had recently sent a list of trade items the nation is open to compromise on.
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But in the end, for the deal to be done, compromise on both sides leads inexorably to the middle, which in politics is the moderate position.
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That timing would also make sure new legislation is passed before a potential government shutdown if Democrats and Republicans can't reach a compromise on government spending.
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All your fights with Aquarius will boil down to them accusing you of demanding that they compromise on something they believe to be true and sacred.
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But any effort to broker a compromise on the issue is likely to be met with resistance from partisans at both ends of the political spectrum.
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May's failure to reach a compromise on the Brexit deal with Labour has also seen one-month implied sterling volatility rise to a five-week high.
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Marinho said the government is in constant dialog with congressional caucuses, but denied reports of a compromise on proposals for new minimum retirement ages for teachers.
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Automakers last week backed a compromise on vehicle emissions, warning that the lack of a deal could lead to an extended period of litigation and instability.
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Rather than giving up the best your city has to offer in order to save money, you can find small places to compromise on everyday expenses.
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We recently joined colleagues from three European think tanks in offering concrete proposals that, while politically feasible, would require compromise on both sides of the Atlantic.
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"The one part of my style I would never compromise on is... "I love wearing all-white jumpsuits — anything that can get dirty in two seconds.
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Three rounds of high-level talks since early May failed to reach a compromise on U.S. complaints over Chinese practices and its record deficit with China.
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Some newspapers said remarks by Sheikh Mohammed in which he stressed his country would not compromise on its sovereignty suggeststhat Doha would not change its policies.
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If headphones are more your thing, but you don't want to compromise on quality, you should check out the Bose QuietComfort 35 (Series II) wireless headphones.
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LONDON, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Thursday that Turkey will not compromise on fiscal discipline and reducing inflation is a top priority.
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Once ministers give their approval, EU member states will be able to start negotiations with the Parliament to find a final compromise on the draft law.
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IMF and euro zone officials hope to reach a compromise on Greece in talks this week, before a meeting of euro zone finance ministers on Monday.
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved a natural gas export terminal after reaching a compromise on how to account for the operation's greenhouse gas emissions.
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Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) joined an hours-long talkathon led by Democrats on the Senate floor Wednesday, urging his colleagues to compromise on gun control.
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Some Sanders supporters would surely call Obama out for being too quick to compromise on progressive priorities on issues like healthcare, free trade, and foreign wars.
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The LGBTQ community, their families and allies, including the global corporations and local businesses who oppose discrimination should not compromise on dignity, inclusion and equality ever.
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A group of Senate moderates huddled on Wednesday as they look for a compromise on legislation addressing the separation of immigrant families detained along the border.
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Coming to a compromise on responses to three types of market failures could, however, lead the way to a reform plan that could actually get enacted.
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They've correctly identified that our abject refusal to compromise on anything related to the culture war is what most radically threatens our free and democratic values.
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In the end, they agreed to compromise on that, agreeing in the draft accord that "the two sides have their own unique perspectives" on foreign withdrawal.
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On Thursday, her government found a compromise on the thorny issue of a backstop Brexit plan for the Irish border, which has caused divisions between ministers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar ticked up against the safe-haven Japanese yen on Friday as hopes rose for a U.S.-China compromise on trade.
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Mr. Juncker promised to cut down on red tape in Brussels, but said the European Union could not compromise on bedrock principles like freedom of movement.
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Andrea L. Alterman, Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. RE: IMMIGRATION Alec MacGillis wrote about the failure of the Republican-led House to reach a compromise on immigration.
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The challenge facing the Senate minority leader, Chuck Schumer, is to determine when to say no and when to compromise on matters of broad economic benefit.
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The Iowa Republican said House and Senate negotiators still need to compromise on the treatment of the alternative minimum tax and state and local tax deductions.
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Sources close to the discussion told Reuters earlier that a compromise on flexible rules was in the works and a draft could be published within weeks.
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It is no revelation to claim that political compromise on issues of serious national consequence has become dangerously rare—and seemingly impossible—in the United States.
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Business issues generally do not excite such intense political passions, which may make it easier for Mr. Obama to compromise on at least some of them.
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I know I am not in a hurry for that particular feature if it means a compromise on battery life, which right now serves me perfectly.
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"Speed and secrecy have pushed GOP senators toward compromise on policy disagreements that once appeared too great to bridge," my colleague Dylan Scott wrote earlier today.
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Ironically, if something isn't usable, it doesn't matter how secure it is, because users will find a way to make it simple and compromise on security.
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Critics say her plan, which outlines a compromise on customs and trade that was meant to unify hard-line Brexiteers and Brexit skeptics, is too ambiguous.
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In the past, Mr. Netanyahu might have reached out to centrists to explore an alternative coalition, or at least to force a compromise on the right.
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Widespread shortages in the future would probably mean worse and worse sticker shock on Arabica, and it stands to reason that consumers would compromise on quality.
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" Moreover, they write, "his calls for bipartisan compromise on such areas as infrastructure and immigration are actually major departures in current policy that lack popular support.
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Trump says he, like Democrats, wants to protect the dreamers so long as senators from both parties reach a bipartisan compromise on some other immigration issues.
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Reaching a compromise on the exact nature of a change to that piece of the tax code was key to getting the bill through the House.
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This little tradition is an extremely important part of my week, and seeing my BFF isn't something I'm willing to compromise on unless it's absolutely necessary.
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Now it's unclear if Beijing or its Hong Kong allies will offer even this limited universal suffrage — or if this democracy movement could compromise on it.
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We know some of you like the rain, and with today's rain chances mainly avoiding daytime hours, we may have a good compromise on our hands.
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These are the occasions where we find no room for compromise because there can be no compromise on the very future of a young person's life.
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In 2012, the Republican Party wanted to compromise on culture and immigration to win on economics; Trump dominated the primary by insisting on the opposite formulation.
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At the heart of analysts' scepticism is Kim's apparent lack of appetite for compromise on the main points of nuclear weapons, missile testing, or human rights.
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That said, if you truly don't want to compromise on longevity, both the MacBook Pro 13 and Surface Laptop lasted two hours longer than the Gram 8.33.
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Asked whether the coalition is ready to compromise on its budget if the Commission rejects the plans, Borghi said it depended on the counter-proposals from Brussels.
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"I don't think the US will compromise on freedom of navigation in the South China Sea, while China is trying to become a maritime power," he said.
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According to a new NPR-PBS NewsHour-Marist poll, 57 percent of Americans believe Trump should compromise on the border wall instead of shutting down the government.
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Doing so will require recognizing the dangers of compromise on certain key issues and dealing head-on with the racism that remains a blight on our country.
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Suppose then, just as a hypothetical, Flynn gets subpoenaed, and one of the branches is particularly stubborn and unwilling to compromise on the scope of executive privilege.
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Senate Democrats and Republicans already tried to reach a compromise on stabilizing Obamacare, but it fell apart earlier this year in a partisan spat ostensibly about abortion.
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Flavio Volpe, president of the Toronto-based Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association, said the U.S. side had shown more willingness to compromise on content over the past month.
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A parliamentary commission will now seek compromise on amendments put forward by the Senate and Assembly before a second reading and definitive vote, expected in mid-October.
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Open-back headphones, on the other hand, are for people who are willing to compromise on versatility and noise isolation for the sake of the best sound.
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But Mr Mohanty stresses that, although the MAS has eased regulation for small fintech experiments, "there is no compromise on principles" : ie, cyber-security must be flawless.
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We came up with the GX Control feature to make people's games run more smoothly without requiring them to compromise on what they do on the Web.
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We love H&M for so many reasons, and one of them is for cashmere sweaters like this that don't break the bank or compromise on comfort.
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But a recent newspaper report suggested it was willing to compromise on several areas that are regarded by Palestinians and some other Arab countries as red lines.
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The 14-inch Blade, which sits in the middle of Razer's laptop lineup, is designed for gamers that want a portable machine that doesn't compromise on power.
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Aarti, there is no limit to what a determined mind can achieve, but in achieving your goal, don't compromise on the values of fair play and honesty.
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Pallone noted Trump's Monday tweet announcing a meeting with representatives from the e-cigarette industry, medical professionals and state representatives to find a "compromise" on the issue.
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This new collection goes beyond just offering a viable solution to traditional nail polish for women who feel like they're forced to compromise on beauty: With MuslimGirl.
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He's played the politics of the Trump era well, playing footsie with the administration over a Cabinet post and sounding open to compromise on issues like taxes.
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" As for bridging the partisan divide, Trent offered this evocative metaphor: "You can't compromise on dinner when one side of the aisle wants you to eat roadkill.
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Feature Three years ago, the G.O.P.-led House was close to reaching a compromise on immigration — one that might have neutralized the issue for the 2016 election.
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The Masterpiece Cakeshop case is not nearly as incendiary as Jerusalem's status, but it poses similar questions about religious groups' willingness to compromise on deeply held principles.
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Temer told the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper that he would not compromise on the central tenet of the legislation, which is introducing a minimum retirement age.
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What we know: Ryan said the Energy and Commerce Committee and the Judiciary Committee are working out a compromise on the legislation, known as the Creates Act.
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The League's Salvini and Five Star's Di Maio also came around to a partial compromise on the issue of who should head the new Italian government, i.e.
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No parent wants to compromise on safety or quality for their kids, but paying sky-high prices for the latest baby products can be a hard sell.
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That appeased Brussels, which is unwilling to compromise on the free movement of people - a principle underpinning Swiss access to the EU's single market of 500 million.
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While the political differences run deep and can't be papered over, it's also true that Americans are hungering for real solutions and pragmatic compromise on key issues.
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Villeroy said that making the resolution fund fully operational should be a priority, which would in turn open the way for a "pragmatic compromise" on deposit insurance.
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Having spoken to the President since Saturday, the North Carolina Republican described Democrats as "misreading" Trump if they thought he would compromise on funding for the wall.
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Pew Research has asked whether respondents wanted their side to compromise on specific policies during past budget debates with similar results, but not with the same intensity.
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In a possible compromise on PESCO, Britain may be able to join in later on, but only on an exceptional basis if it provides funds and expertise.
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Some newspapers said remarks by Sheikh Mohammed in which he stressed his country would not compromise on its sovereignty suggests that Doha would not change its policies.
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Sixty-five percent of Republicans in the survey said Trump should not compromise on the border wall, one of his key campaign pledges, according to the poll.
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Mr. Ghani signaled a compromise on the prisoner issue in his inauguration speech, with Zalmay Khalilzad, the American peace envoy mediating between the two candidates, and Gen.
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Because there is less space for components — essential hardware must fit somewhere in the display — historically the devices have had to compromise on design and computing power.
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But coming up with a compromise on immigration that is acceptable to the vast majority of House Republicans is challenging, given the differing views within their conference.
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And many independent voters feel that they are being forced to compromise on their belief system by registering with a party just to vote in a primary.
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The Democrats would then be forced to explain why they were willing to shut down the government even though President Trump was willing to compromise on DACA.
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Negotiating partners are still waiting to see whether the United States will compromise on the tough requests it has made over the past eight months of negotiations.
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Mr. Mnuchin floated a vague compromise on a "safe harbor" provision, in which some companies could agree to pay more in taxes in exchange for financial certainty.
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This benchmark allows them to move fast, but it also ensures that there's no compromise on the quality of that decision with too early of a release.
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"I'm glad we didn't compromise on making her more traditionally palatable or boring or more familiar as a female trope that we've seen before," Kaling told Glamour.
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While there is much common ground between the House and Senate versions, the two chambers will need to compromise on issues such as housing and real estate.
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Their defections on the budget served as a warning to GOP leaders that tax reform will be tough to pass without some kind of compromise on SALT.
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The key question here is whether Hong Kong's government and its population can come to an understanding or compromise on Beijing's influence over Hong Kong's political affairs.
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Its honey and cinnamon flavors don't compromise on taste and are as good as any generic cereal in the market, and its O's are in fact, crunchier.
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A political party in Northern Ireland pulled its crucial support at the last minute from a compromise on the future of the border between Britain and Ireland.
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Republican lawmakers from high-tax states such as New York are also seeking compromise on repealing the deduction from federal taxes for state and local tax payments.
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The bill included new tax brackets, a lower corporate rate, changes to how small businesses are taxed, and a compromise on the state and local tax deduction.
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That's a must-pass measure, and it could be an opening for lawmakers to tackle DACA after failing for years to reach a compromise on the program.
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That's the real benefit of the Surface Go – you don't compromise on apps, performance, or size and all of it is specially tuned to the software it runs.
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The German cabinet has appointed a coal commission to find a compromise on how operators of these assets and the regions they are located in could be compensated.
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But the NCAA apparently reconsidered when North Carolina lawmakers last week reached a repeal compromise on HB2 — barely avoiding the NCAA's stated deadline before its boycott became permanent.
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Yet it may need to compromise on price as some of the bidders would struggle to pay as much as 1.5 billion euros for Ducati, several sources said.
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Just as Kraus was unwilling to compromise on his core values for a picture-perfect ending with Lindsay, the source suggests he's playing hard to get with production.
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The debate will be over May's position versus a softer, pro-EU line — one that would be willing to compromise on immigration in exchange for maintaining market access.
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Johnson has 68 days to convince the EU to give him a new Brexit deal, with neither side so far willing to compromise on the most contentious issues.
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Earlier, the Global Times said if Washington still holds the illusion that Beijing will somehow cave in and compromise on issues concerning sovereignty, "then no deal is fine."
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Negotiations between warring parties last week produced what the U.N. called a "preliminary compromise" on how to withdraw troops, although the deal has not yet been finally agreed.
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"China hopes to maintain the peace and stability of the China-India border area, but certainly will not make any compromise on issues of territorial sovereignty," Lu said.
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Earlier, the Global Times said if Washington still holds the illusion that Beijing will somehow cave in and compromise on issues concerning sovereignty, "then no deal is fine".
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The newspaper said a compromise on the project - which has run into opposition from within government ranks - was struck following a meeting of the state's senior cabinet ministers.
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But even as the cost of their raw materials has skyrocketed, makers of high-quality tequila will not compromise on the 100% agave question, because they cannot. Why?
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While devising the new style, the brand found that women tend to compromise on comfort, performance or aesthetics when shopping for bras that cater to running, Plante explained.
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GOP incumbents facing reelection in key states are seeking to compromise on this issue, though Democrats accuse them of addressing the issue only as a play for votes.
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Get your first 15 pairs of contact lenses for free from Hubble here Since you can't exactly compromise on your eyesight, you're usually left overpaying for your contacts.
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Let's go through them one by one: This sounds stupid—wasn't the whole point of the shutdown to force the Republicans to agree to a compromise on DACA?
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"It's never a winning strategy to try and compromise on the quality of your device or the quality of your launch just to hit a date," he said.
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If the opposition cannot obtain a two-thirds vote to end the filibuster, that means they will have to reach a compromise on a new FISA reauthorization bill.
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This gives Congress about three months to reach a compromise on a new FISA reauthorization bill that will hopefully protect the electronic communications of Americans from warrantless surveillance.
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Both sides have to understand there is going to have to be compromise on how that's done and work out a path forward on a peaceful path forward.
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"We have been unwilling to compromise on the business model and investment program in which you invested or the way in which we have pursued it," he added.
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The major tech companies have all voiced support for the FCC's net neutrality rules but have also showed a willingness to support a legislative compromise on the issue.
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As one Amazon reviewer noted, the affordable price means there is some compromise on materials, and you might find yourself reinforcing the coop after a year or two.
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Earmarks earned a messy reputation in years past, but some congressional scholars believe the practice, within accepted parameters, could serve as useful lubricant for compromise on Capitol Hill.
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But, for the type of artist who was going to be the best type of artist, you didn't really want to compromise on either one of those things.
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Thune's broader priorities for the next two years include a bipartisan compromise on the issue of net neutrality and getting broadband deployment into the Trump administration's infrastructure plan.
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"I think the market is progressively anticipating a compromise (on Brexit) ... I remain optimistic regarding the pound and more domestic UK shares," Raymond James analyst Chris Bailey said.
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He expressed his displeasure over Congress's inability to compromise on funding for his border wall as well as a legislative fix for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival recipients.
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Senate leaders inched closer to compromise on Tuesday, while House Speaker Nancy Pelosi introduced her own $2.5 trillion fiscal plan in a bid to issue quicker economic relief.
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And President Trump signaled on Tuesday that he'd consider compromise on the hundreds of thousands of so-called Dreamers, undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children.
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Top Democrats and administration officials said they were optimistic about finalizing a compromise on a $153 trillion economic package after agreeing to add oversight for a bailout fund.
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May's government, Rory Stewart, said the government was prepared to compromise on the political declaration, saying the negotiations with Labour had run into problems but were not dead.
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It gave Clinton a useful political foil in the person of Republican speaker Newt Gingrich, and it forced him to compromise on politically popular legislation, like welfare reform.
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"And if our government abused the FISA process, a unique, selective process, which if mishandled could complicate and compromise on American civil liberties, we should care about that."
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That policy, meanwhile, marks the beginning of the end for fossil-fuel companies as we know them today, an existential compromise on behalf of those industries and workers.
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The White Company Ribbed Hydrocotton Bath Towel, $31.50 (originally $42) [You save $10.50]You don't need to compromise on towel fluff in order to get a quick dry.
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After months of squabbling, the two sides had been unwilling to compromise on important matters like what sort of role the hedge fund's nominees for director would play.
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Now, he said, the United States and its allies will have to compromise on any expectation that North Korea will ever give up its nuclear program, he added.
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Headphones are a perfect example of a product that can be found at low prices, without the need to compromise on any of the things that are important.
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"We are living in an age dominated by sneakers, which means people refuse to compromise on comfort with their footwear," he said from the duo's East London offices.
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There also are credible reports that efforts are being made to see if the government can talk to elements in the Taliban that might compromise on a peace.
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But there was no compromise on Friday from the two leading Christian parties: the Hezbollah-allied Free Patriotic Movement (FPM) and the anti-Hezbollah Lebanese Forces (LF) party.
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It would make immediate compromise on this healthcare legislation all the more palatable to these senators and their colleagues if they knew that future conditions favored deliberative lawmaking.
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McSally previously associated herself with the House GOP's more centrist wing, supporting compromise on policies such as immigration, before proudly tying herself to Trump during the GOP primary.
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Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) will offer legislation Thursday to block suspected terrorists from buying guns, attempting to spark a compromise on the issue between Democrats and Republicans.
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If the Senate conservatives can get what they want in the "insurance mandates" column, they may be more willing to compromise on Obamacare's taxes and the Medicaid cuts.
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The best part — they're priced well under what you'd pay for similar accommodations in places like the Caribbean, Bali, Maldives, or Fiji, without any compromise on style or substance.
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She said that they may compromise on amendments to the language in the bill over the next week, but that it sets an unsettling precedent to the lawmaking process.
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No, I don't think we should compromise on things like keeping guns out of the wrong hands, but surely there must be matters where there's a line in there.
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Last month, tech companies, anti-sex-trafficking advocates, prosecutors, and legislators celebrated a hardwon compromise on a bill designed to help prosecutors and victims pursue sites such as Backpage.
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By insisting that Congress act in a certain way and rejecting compromise on the issue they care about, the callers were contributing to the culture of grandstanding and stonewalling.
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Democrats and Republicans in the US Senate reached a compromise on Tuesday that cleared the way for approval of $1.1 billion in immediate funds to battle the Zika virus.
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Facing widespread criticism, Tennessee also agreed to compromise on its rebranding plan to eliminate the nickname Lady Vols, in favor of Volunteers, for all women's sports teams except basketball.
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A major step in the cooling off process was a wording compromise on the dispute over the small islands that both claim, but which are effectively controlled by Japan.
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Set to be signed at the end of November, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or "USMCA " for short, will see all three countries compromise on certain trade aspects.
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Otherwise, though, "Gen Z is willing to compromise on almost anything to keep costs down," including a short commute, a garden, access to parks or a pool, and storage.
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The second misunderstanding is related: continentals have long overlooked the adversarial nature of Britain's politics and assumed that its leaders can fudge their way to a compromise on Brexit.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Citizenship for "Dreamer" immigrants will not be on the table as lawmakers try to negotiate a compromise on border security to keep federal agencies open beyond Feb.
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What isn't clear is if the emails compromised from a user's account to this cloud-based service, versus was the email compromised from the compromise on the enterprise network?
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Some internet providers and their Republican allies have expressed hope that the proposed rollback of the FCC's sweeping net neutrality rules would presage a bipartisan compromise on the issue.
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They'll compromise on their honeymoon, spending four days apart on separate vacations before meeting in the middle for a few days at Disney World, according to the Citizen Patriot.
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It is not an attempt to fashion a compromise on abortion, but to find other issues, such as adoption and teen pregnancy, on which the two sides can agree.
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As a lame duck president, Obama doesn't have much to lose and could accomplish more if he can find allies in Congress to compromise on the more moderate proposals.
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This backdrop makes it unlikely that he will be in any sort of mood to compromise on Syria and see his nemesis Iran gain more traction in the region.
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Unexpectedly, an opening came when Meadows, the chairman of the Freedom Caucus, and MacArthur, one of the Tuesday Group's three co-chairs, worked out a compromise on their own.
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Hence Sanders will have to walk a bit of a tightrope, with the peril of over-compromise lurking to one side, and that of under-compromise on the other.
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"The harder the U.S. pushes on China, the more likely the U.S. may compromise on NAFTA," said Marc Chandler, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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Grassley, who helped broker a compromise on the legislation in the committee, said he supports the Mueller bill, but deferred to McConnell about moving it to the full Senate.
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In any event, Chief Justice Roberts is unlikely to compromise on his core commitments, said Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the law school at the University of California, Irvine.
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While Republicans continue to hold the majority in Congress, Reid and Democrats in the Senate have been able to block Republican priorities and find compromise on must-pass bills.
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The centrists' idea was straightforward and simple: Write a letter urging Trump to reopen the government for three weeks and, in that time, negotiate a compromise on border security.
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"It's a heavy lift and I know there is a very big push to get that done and reach some kind of compromise on those pieces," Oberhelman told reporters.
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That's why coming to some kind of less painful compromise on rolling back or reforming Medicaid needs to be the first item Congress addresses in any actual reform bill.
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GOP officials rightly fear that any willingness to compromise on gun issues will provoke the NRA's wrath — which could result in the gun lobby backing a future primary opponent.
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LONDON, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Italy's government bond yields rose on Wednesday after Italy's League Party denied reports that its leader Matteo Salvini is willing to compromise on the budget.
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While the White House and Democrats were able to compromise on top-line budget numbers in July, they remained sharply divided over how to distribute the $1.4 trillion package.
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Lawmakers are looking to negotiate a compromise on legislation to authorize a number of farm, agricultural and food programs that are set to expire at the end of September.
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In currencies, the British pound rose against the U.S. dollar after Bloomberg reported that the British government was proposing a compromise on the Irish border issue in Brexit talks.
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So far, Pompeo sounds like he's planning to approach talks aggressively — on Sunday, he signaled that the US will not compromise on any issue during initial negotiations with Kim.
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A government source said that Sinha also facilitated meetings between Rajan and Modi to broker a compromise on thorny issues such as the composition of the new monetary panel.
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The Bavarian conservatives, who have almost brought down the government twice over the past three months, are no more likely to compromise on regional interests after their weak showing.
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That meant Mr. Trump did not have to compromise on his picks in states with a Democratic senator; about a third of his appointees did not get the signoff.
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He calculated that pulling out American soldiers would be a way to fulfill a campaign pledge, at a time when he was being forced to compromise on the wall.
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They don't compromise on their art, they don't much care how fans or critics will judge their output, and they release a new album every three years like clockwork.
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Instead, it reflected hope that the two sides could compromise on Syria, energy and other key issues, while maintaining their differences over Russia's role in the conflict in Ukraine.
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Subsequent negotiations resulted in both sides failing to reach a compromise on key issues, including same-sex marriage and legislation allowing for equal legal recognition of the Irish language.
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For the moment, Mr. Stiffler said, union leaders are seeking to meet with Mr. Greitens in the hope of finding a compromise on other policies, like prevailing-wage legislation.
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The compromise on Sunday — moving the statue 300 yards away, to a Supreme Court annex building, where it cannot be viewed from the street — seemed to please no one.
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Meanwhile, Pallone is expected to meet soon with House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.) to discuss a compromise on a competing proposal from the House panel.
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Last week, both Democrats and Republicans in the Senate voted to reject three immigration reform measures, all of which were designed to compromise on the demands of both parties.
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When predators are accepted back into their professional spheres with little more than a slap on the wrist, perfunctory chastisement, it imposes a compromise on everyone they work with.
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Looking ahead: To join the E.U., Serbia would have to compromise on Kosovo, which Russia and Serbia refuse to recognize, and which Mr. Putin accused of ratcheting up tensions.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Albania's governing and opposition parties reached a compromise on sweeping judicial reform on Wednesday, ending deadlock that risked blocking the Balkan country's move towards European Union accession talks.
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Their comments did not indicate much room for compromise on the issue ahead of the Democratic working group's first meeting with US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer set for later Tuesday.
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In currencies, the British pound rose against the U.S. dollar on a Bloomberg report that the UK government was proposing a compromise on the Irish border issue in Brexit talks.
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China has ramped up its rhetoric since last month, promising to "fight to the end" in the trade war and neither give in to pressure nor compromise on its principles.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Friday it expects to have to compromise on elements of the federal budget President Barack Obama will submit to U.S. lawmakers next week.
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He said he hopes this could be the time that Congress comes together to find a compromise on immigration, an issue he says "has been haunting us for 20 years."
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Presaging Trump's top campaign issue a decade before Trump took it up, Sessions was a leading opponent of any compromise on illegal immigration and a proponent of a border fence.
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As a compromise on border and immigration enforcement, Congress set aside $2601 billion to extend or replace existing barriers in Texas' Rio Grande Valley, the busiest corridor for illegal crossings.
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Speaking to lawmakers, May said there needed to be "compromise on all sides of the debate" and laid out 10 commitments that the government was offering to address lawmakers' concerns.
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"Since the gun lobby refuses to compromise on any reasonable gun laws, it's time to finally declare, 'Yes, we are in fact coming for your guns,' " Roger in Phoenix wrote.
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Driving the news: The House and Senate failed to reach a compromise on immigration legislation, leaving the Trump administration to use everything within its executive power to address the issue.
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I ultimately chose to compromise on this and give him my husband's name for two simple reasons: One, I don't need to use my child to make a political statement.
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While Trump's campaign promised to crack down on key tech issues like immigration and jobs, there could be an opportunity to compromise on issues like infrastructure and taxes, experts said.
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Until Trump is willing to tamp down his adversarial rhetoric and behavior against Democrats and their voters, the prospects for political compromise on any matters of substance appear intractably grim.
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"We see medical care as the highest priority and there is no compromise on the subject; we're doing whatever it takes to save a life," COGAT said on its website.
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There's no compromise on the front screen, which is now 100 percent screen, and removing moving parts means no concern for potential damage — but can it be done well enough?
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In exchange for a compromise on the mechanism, Ottawa is set to bow to a U.S. demand to offer significantly more access to Canada's protected dairy market, said the source.
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The Associated Press reports that Mueller's team is willing to compromise on the terms of an interview, potentially limiting the scope of the questioning or accepting some answers in writing.
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The Senate has gone first in passing bills to beef up airport security and combat the opioid epidemic, and are working toward a compromise on funding for the Zika virus.
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The list of principals included construction for President Trump's proposed border wall and whether Republicans and Democrats can bridge their differences and reach a compromise on protecting so-called Dreamers.
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Democrats and Republicans should reach a compromise on a fraction of President Trump's $5 billion dollar demand, which could be used to build physical barriers necessary to augment border security.
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DEM BLAMES CONGRESS FOR IRS CYBER WOES: A top Senate Democrat is pointing the finger at his colleagues for forcing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to compromise on digital security.
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Giro's Aether is a slimline helmet that doesn't compromise on breathability, aerodynamics, or safety, making it a great choice for the racer who wants to go fast uphill and down.
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The compromise on G.M.O. labeling was forced by Vermont's passage of its own, stricter labeling law (now rendered null by the federal law), which would have spread to other states.
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Private sector analysts say while Beijing is willing to compromise on its trade surplus, it will resist changes that might threaten plans to transform China into a global technology competitor.
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Sequestration, when it was ushered in, was meant to use draconian cuts to both defense and nondefense discretionary spending as a cudgel to force Congress to compromise on budget cuts.
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Reuters reported Wednesday that Italian parties were seeking "a point of compromise on another name" for the position of economy minister, citing a source close to the Five Star Movement.
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She also refused to rule out leaving the EU without a deal, but the pound edged higher on hopes that May might be pressured into a compromise on her stance.
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In a revised version of the bill, which included a compromise on Rubio's child tax credit expansion, Rubio voted for the package, as he noted in his op-ed Wednesday.
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"Taiwan makes no compromise on its freedom, democracy and sovereignty," President Tsai Ing-wen told reporters in Taipei, when asked to comment on the U.S. warship's passage through the strait.
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With Moscow wanting existing sanctions to end, its tone ahead of the meeting has appeared to seek compromise on topics such as arms control, and anti-ISIS campaigns, Goodrich explained.
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If there's a significant gap that the company is unwilling to compromise on, you may need to think long and hard about whether it's really the right fit for you.
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Negotiators hope to find a compromise on an amendment that would have allocated millions of dollars to replace Flint's contaminated water system and provide healthcare for people sickened by it.
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House Speaker Ryan: 'We want' a deal to protect young immigrants, but need more border security Trump to meet Republican and Democratic lawmakers in search for a compromise on immigration
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The change raised the question of whether China might be willing to accept a compromise on tariffs linked to the share of total trade that is taxed in each direction.
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Yet the three countries do not yet appear close to compromise on central provisions of the negotiation, including rules that govern the auto industry and the settling of trade disputes.
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The compromise on bail, which came after law enforcement officials expressed concerns about the total elimination of such a system, is one of many compromises that appear in the budget.
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It would have Congress serve as an arena for continuing bargaining and compromise, on the premise that greater social peace is better for the country than either party's bright ideas.
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It was Mr. Lieberman's refusal to compromise on a new military draft law with Mr. Netanyahu's ultra-Orthodox coalition partners that thwarted Mr. Netanyahu's efforts to form a new government.
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That's because while some people may be willing to compromise on having a phone that has the latest hardware and apps for enhanced privacy protections, the vast majority likely won't.
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"To get them to go with something that we can compromise on, at least universal background checks, I think we can do more than that in the future," Castro added.
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They did not show any willingness to enter into fruitful debate, a worrying sign for their willingness to compromise on some of these key topics in future intra-Afghan negotiations.
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The music companies might be willing to compromise on price because the overall amount of dollars they receive is going up, making life easier for the first time in years.
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EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier warned the U.K. on Monday that the bloc will "never, never, never" compromise on the single market, accusing Britain of underestimating the cost of leaving.
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Neighbors had formed a vociferous nonprofit called Save Lafayette, which opposed both the 315-apartment idea and the 44-house compromise on grounds from view-ruination to carcinogenic construction dust.
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It would undoubtedly force Republicans to compromise on social policies as well as cuts to defense spending, however, it would give conservatives much of what they have traditionally held dear.
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"We ended up with a country full of people who could compromise on a whole bunch of policies, but these group identities become more important and prevent it," she said.
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By Monday night, the argument had disappeared from the Sanders stump speech; hours earlier, Biden had told Brown and Black Forum moderators that he would never compromise on Social Security.
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Washington (CNN)Members of both political parties are emphasizing a need for compromise on immigration negotiations, amid pressure to reach a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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In his first term as Agriculture Committee chairman, as the Reagan administration sought to cut the federal budget, Mr. de la Garza struggled to forge a compromise on agricultural subsidies.
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So we'll have to get into that debate, but that is something I believe that we can reach a compromise (on) in this country, and that I'm willing to reconsider.
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The closest Congress has come to a compromise on comprehensive immigration reform in a generation was the bipartisan "Gang of Eight" bill that passed the Senate 68-32 in 2013.
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President Trump on Tuesday evening praised bipartisan efforts in the Senate to find compromise on stabilizing the nation's health-care markets while calling on lawmakers to end "bailouts" for insurers.
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They realized they had to find a way to make their money last, but they didn&apost want to compromise on the quality of life they had in the States.
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Trump is loath to back down on a central campaign promise, and has seen conservatives turn on him in the past when he was ready to compromise on the issue.
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His paeans to how senators should compromise might also imply that he's willing to compromise on health care to get a freer hand on issues he cares about far more.
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Currently, the legislation is stalled in the Senate as the moderate and conservative wings of the party's Republican conference have been unable to come to a compromise on the bill.
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However, the Philippines will have to compromise on the long-disputed South China Sea—an energy-rich region that Brunei, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Malaysia have also claimed as their own.
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Pressure from the Democrats late in the negotiations forced a compromise on that: The White House wanted funding for 52,000 beds, the Democrats had wanted a bed cap of about 35,20083.
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Pressure from the Democrats late in the negotiations forced a compromise on that: The White House wanted funding for 22010,27 beds, the Democrats had wanted a bed cap of about 2100,000.
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But to me, the largest questions can the president bridge the divide in the country and start to bring people together with say a compromise on immigration, the wall for DACA?
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Stocks closed higher after a choppy session on Tuesday as comments from President Donald Trump's top economic advisor sparked some hope the U.S. and China will strike a compromise on trade.
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"Given the magnitude of these proposed tax cuts, Congress will have to compromise on some part of the plan," said Joseph Rosenberg, a senior research associate with the Tax Policy Center.
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But those who are looking for something smaller, particularly a more travel-friendly USB-C drive that doesn't compromise on storage capacity or speed, have a few different roads to take.
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Mr. Abdullah has insisted that this is one area he will not compromise on, and his aides have said the existing election commission needs to go before any vote is held.
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In comments that some EU diplomats took as Moscow pressing for sanctions relief, Lavrov said on Sunday he hoped the United States would be willing to compromise on the Minsk process.
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Barnier said the EU could not compromise on the integrity of its single market and allow customs-free EU trade with Northern Ireland unless the British province subscribed to EU rules.
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The Beats EP addressed both my concerns... they are far more durable and cost significantly less than the other models, but they didn't compromise on the sound quality—they sound amazing!
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The bill is meant to rally conservatives around an immigration reform plan as a reason not to compromise on Democrats' demands that a DACA provision be included in the budget resolution.
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Barnier stressed the EU would not compromise on what it sees as its basic principles - the integrity of its single market and the free movement of goods and people, among others.
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To avoid a no-deal there are two options: a compromise on a revamped political declaration on future EU-UK ties that goes together with the exit treaty, or a delay.
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"It's now very clearly up to the British prime minister and her staff to come back with a solution based on the necessary political compromise on the UK side," he said.
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But analysts have suggested that given the need to preserve a unified front in the face of a hostile North Korea, there could be compromise on both sides to resolve issues.
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The Group of Central bank governors and heads of supervision (GHOS) are now working on a compromise on how much capital lenders have to set aside against loans and other assets.
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While Republicans continue to refuse to compromise on key issues like appointing a new Supreme Court Justice, there's one Republican roadblock that's beginning to crumble: opposition to raising the minimum wage.
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Sanders's support of Mello, along with the rest of the Democratic Party, revived accusations that the left is willing to compromise on women's rights in the pursuit of more "universal" goals.
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Bevin has vowed to roll back Kentucky's expansion of Medicaid under ObamaCare, though he wants to negotiate with the administration to reach a compromise on changes, rather than completely eliminate it.
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The two told CNN in an interview Wednesday that a compromise on immigration and border security would have been reached sooner had the two been involved in negotiations from the start.
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Members spent most of the past week -- as they have all year -- grappling for a compromise on an aid package for the city, which say its drinking water contaminated by lead.
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"Right now, I'm saying no wall," he said, before adding that there were ways to reach a compromise on a border barrier that would allow both sides to claim a victory.
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But GOP incumbents facing reelection in tough battleground states are seeking to compromise on this issue, though Democrats are accusing them of addressing the issue only as a play for votes.
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The Internet Association (IA), which lobbies on behalf of major internet companies like Google and Facebook in Washington, D.C., has said that it wants to find a compromise on the legislation.
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Audio Technica Fully Automatic Belt-Drive Stereo, $99, available at AmazonThose with both an eye and ear for retro tech will appreciate that this turntable doesn't compromise on looks or sound.
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The backlog of immigration cases is getting bigger You might remember this shutdown started because President Donald Trump and lawmakers were unable to compromise on Trump's push for a border wall.
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Commentators in this camp pointed to the US economy's continued strength and a possible compromise on the trade war that would avert a recession in an election year, among other factors.
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A partial government shutdown began Saturday after the Senate could not find a compromise on the House funding bill passed Thursday, which included $5 billion in funding for Trump's border wall.
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Spider-Man is simply too valuable an asset for Sony to compromise on, and it makes sense that the studio would want to maximize its control over its biggest film property.
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Shoppers are realizing they don't have to compromise on any of the criteria they care about, and Rothy's is a prime example of how to live up to those high expectations.
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Even though I booked my ticket only three weeks before my flight, the price was excellent, and I was shocked to find that I didn't have to compromise on the experience.
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In 2013, the Pentagon's projected spending was slashed by $500 billion over 10 years — or $85033 billion each year — after lawmakers failed to reach a compromise on a larger federal budget.
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FERC CLEARS LOUISIANA LNG TERMINAL: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved a natural gas export terminal after reaching a compromise on how to account for the operation's greenhouse gas emissions.
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While House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell did not make the invite list, the Trump/Pelosi/Schumer dinner may be the genesis of a compromise on DACA.
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As hard as it is for the swamp dwellers to do, they must also fully close the carried interest loophole, not accepting fig leaf of the Brady compromise on the issue.
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There's some things that you don't compromise on and if somebody gets your endorsement, it has to come at a price, and that price has never been paid by Donald Trump.
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"Before I got engaged, I always thought of a 'bridezilla' as a high-maintenance, extremely demanding type… who wouldn't ever compromise on anything," admits San Diego bride-to-be Katie Rucke.
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EU sources told Reuters on Thursday that EU negotiators see the outline of a compromise on the Irish border issue, raising hopes that a new British offer could unlock a deal.
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Sources close to the negotiations told Reuters that some DUP members had issues with the proposed compromise on the Irish language and "robustly raised" their concerns with Foster earlier this week.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will meet on Tuesday with Republican and Democratic lawmakers in an uphill search for an election-year compromise on protecting thousands of young, undocumented immigrants from deportation.
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" Mr. Nadler said the committee was willing to reach a compromise on testimony because Ms. Donaldson's pregnancy "makes it difficult for her to travel and testify for long periods of time.
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But the filmmakers said they weren't willing to compromise on the graphic portrayals, which are central to the film's appeal to viewers as a self-proclaimed exposé that promises hard truths.
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In which case you would need to reassure some other group, be it suburban evangelicals or libertarians, that you're willing to compromise on the issues that keep them from voting Democratic.
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The defence group said on Monday it aimed at ensuring production continuity despite the coronavirus outbreak in Italy but added it would not compromise on safety and health of its employees.
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The conversation had turned to the idea of being willing to compromise on certain values to support a candidate with broad appeal from a party that aligns generally with your beliefs.
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Lightfoot tried to compromise on the pay demands, offering a 16 percent pay increase over five years, but the teachers rejected the offer, seeking a 15 percent raise over three years.
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China would probably be willing to work out a compromise on the deployment of the missile defense system, said Cheng Xiaohe, associate professor of international relations at Renmin University of China.
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"I don't think this chief executive, or any government official, should compromise on the rule of law just because we want to be friendly," she said at a Reuters Newsmaker event.
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"Americans held in North Korean prisons in grueling conditions, in labor camps, their release isn't something that we should be prepared to compromise on -- it's a matter of principle," he says.
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But Democrats praised Grassley for being willing to compromise on his amendment, marking a political 180 from as recently as Wednesday, when Democrats were concerned Grassley's amendment could sink the bill.
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King doubled down on his call for "both sides" to compromise on funding for border security, accusing both the White House and Democrats in Congress of playing to their respective bases.
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In order to ensure the status of the Dreamers, the Democrats must act swiftly and be willing to compromise on items like a border wall and greater limits on legal immigration.
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S. SUMMIT At this week's summit, Sakakibara said Abe must firmly convey that Japan does not use monetary policy to target exchange rate, adding Tokyo need not compromise on trade issues.
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Despite the divisions within the Republican Party, GOP strategist Ron Christie told CNBC on Thursday he is "somewhat confident" that Congress will find a way to compromise on tax reform legislation.
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"China hopes to maintain the peace and stability of the China-India border area, but certainly will not make any compromise on issues of territorial sovereignty," Reuters cited Lu as saying.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the day that Nicola Sturgeon said she was open to compromise on the referendum if Prime Minister Theresa May offered a deal for Scotland.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez told HuffPost last week that a worst-case scenario with Sanders in the White House is a compromise on health care that ends up adding a public option.
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Yet there was little sign on Thursday that either of the two major parties — which hold 88 percent of the 650 seats in parliament — were prepared to compromise on key demands.
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Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has struggled to muster parliamentary approval for next year's budget, and said he may compromise on plans for more ambitious spending in order to secure its passage.
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It's perhaps the most doable thing for Trump and Democrats to compromise on in 2019, but so far, Democrats are waiting for concrete signals the White House is ready to take action.
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"If we have the majority, they don't need to compromise, we don't need to compromise on one thing, that's Obamacare," the Georgia senator said on Trending Today USA with Rusty Humphries Wednesday.
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Before President Donald Trump's speech to a Joint Session of Congress Tuesday night, several advance reports said he would use part of the address to offer some kind of compromise on immigration.
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Democratic lawmakers in the past have shown a willingness to compromise on border security funding in exchange for legal protections and a pathway to citizenship for at least 1.5 million undocumented immigrants.
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With a 45 percent poverty rate and $72 billion in debt, Puerto Rico needs an orderly way to shed some of its debt, leading Republicans agree, though compromise on details remains elusive.
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If Mrs May is reliant on votes from another party, for instance, she may have to compromise on part of her plans (say, to leave the single market and the customs union).
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Exactly why this hasn't happened isn't clear, although most blame the entrenched positions of the entertainment industry, which is refusing to compromise on these articles, despite widespread criticism from academics and activists.
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"We wanted the designs to be thoroughly modern and to show that a brand with ethics at its core doesn't need to compromise on quality and design," creative director Ben Matthews says.
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Non-drinkers no longer need compromise on taste or adventure, says Catherine Salway, who runs the no-alcohol Redemption Bar in London, among whose offerings is a cocktail made from activated charcoal.
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While it could make it harder for President Donald Trump to push through new legislations such as additional tax cuts, investors are hoping of compromise on policies such as increasing infrastructure spending.
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Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin said a possible oil output freeze deal could involve some compromise on Iran's production levels, Bloomberg news agency quoted him as saying in an interview on Friday.
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While it could make it harder for President Donald Trump to push through new legislations such as additional tax cuts, investors are hoping for compromise on policies such as increasing infrastructure spending.
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"A ban on this kind of product would have been overkill," Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at funds supermarket Hargreaves Lansdown, said, adding that regulators would be looking for some compromise on liquidity.
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"In our mission to deliver the best tea experience, we didn't compromise on the Teforia Infuser technology, quality or the premium tea packaged within our Sips," the company said on its website.
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I'm talking about people like developers that want to show off early game builds at trade shows or stubborn people who simply can't compromise on performance when they are away from home.
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The Republican governor said the Legislature forced the extra inning by failing to reach a compromise on a bill that would prevent the closure of some state agencies, including the medical board.
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Hybrid electric trucking tech is seen by some as the most viable option for long-haul transport while also reducing emissions, as it doesn't compromise on range while producing zero local waste.
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To reach the deal, the government had to compromise on its ambition to shift away from centralized wage-setting toward company-level labor deals - a move seen boosting small companies in particular.
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The president must make clear that, if Democrats will not compromise on border security, he will be forced to declare a state of emergency and deal with border security on his own.
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Robert Bennett, 82, a former U.S. senator who was seen as a staunch conservative, was ousted in a Tea Party wave in 2010 for his willingness to compromise on some big issues.
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After Trump campaigned heavily on building a border wall during his 2016 presidential run, some of his most far-right supporters have cried foul at any perceived attempt to compromise on immigration.
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Despite a commitment to work with America in peace talks, Russia has failed to get Mr. Assad to compromise on the key issue of a political transition to a new, inclusive government.
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House Republicans had become trapped in a cage of their own making: On the one side they were hemmed in by a constituency and far-right contingent opposed to compromise on principle.
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"If your ideal area or apartment puts you over that threshold, ask yourself what you can tolerate and what you could compromise on when it comes to your living situation," she explained.
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It was one of the first conscious style changes I made as I was moving toward a more masculine presentation, but it was also one of the toughest things to compromise on.
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But Democrats praised Grassley for being willing to compromise on his amendment, marking a political 85033 from as recently as Wednesday, when Democrats were concerned Grassley's amendment could sink the bill. Sen.
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The idea was eventually shelved and the BBC said Merkel had told Cameron at an EU summit after the vote that there could be no compromise on free movement within the bloc.
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The new proposal made a few changes to an original plan, including what CFTC Chairman Timothy Massad believes is a compromise on the contentious issue of giving regulators access to source codes.
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The compromise on the stimulus package was announced in the early hours of Wednesday morning, but the full text with specifics was not expected to be released until later in the morning.
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WHAT'S IMPORTANT TODAY US sees deadliest day yet The Senate's top Democrat, Chuck Schumer, said yesterday that lawmakers are "very close" to reaching a compromise on a $26.23 trillion emergency aid package.
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"Of course we are all for compromise but there will be no compromise on these six principles," said Abdallah Al-Mouallimi, Saudi ambassador to the U.N., according to the Wall Street Journal.
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In our system of government, Congress should be the truly representative forum where advocates for the nation's diverse people come together to deliberate and compromise on public-spirited solutions to hard problems.
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Volkswagen A group of major automakers, including Volkswagen, on Thursday backed a compromise on vehicle emissions aimed at heading off a confrontation between California and the Trump administration over requirements through 2026.
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" And he dared Democrats to reject what he called a "down-the-middle compromise" on immigration where "nobody gets everything they want, but where our country gets the critical reforms it needs.
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European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker on Wednesday renewed a pledge of close trade and security ties with Britain after Brexit, but said the EU would not compromise on key withdrawal terms.
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The official noted that it's not clear there will be a shutdown and suggested that Trump's willingness to shut down the government would be tempered by a potential compromise on wall funding.
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Many of Netanyahu's policies have not gone over well with American Jews -- whether his embrace of racist Kahanists, settlement construction or his cancellation of the compromise on the Western Wall prayer space.
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But the move is hardly meritorious, considering Congress remains far from a final compromise on a single one of the 303 funding bills that should be delivered to President Donald Trump's desk.
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Not one single Democrat failed to sign onto an effort earlier this year to move towards compromise on DACA and DREAMers, but Republicans shut the process down -- a playbook we've seen before.
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There are some areas of possible agreement, like increases in defense funding and a watered-down compromise on border security, possibly to fund more technology — an area that has more bipartisan support.
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"There would have been no partnership between our two companies if we had to compromise on the core principles that will always define our company, our vision and our product," Koum said.
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Meanwhile, several Democrats, including some who rejected the White House's request to attend today's meeting, have said they don't think a compromise on the border wall is appropriate until the government is reopened.
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One key point Boosted's Russakow and industrial designer Levi Price stressed to me when they first showed me the Mini was that it's not a toy, and it doesn't compromise on Boosted performance.
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But while China may compromise on intellectual property and other U.S. demands, it's probably not going to give on its program aimed at growing in areas of new technologies, "Made in China 2025."
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Arriving for negotiations, SPD deputy Manuela Schwesig urged the conservatives to compromise on two areas crucial to her party - abolishing fixed-term contracts for workers and reforming Germany's dual public-private healthcare system.
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The Department for International Trade on Thursday also said in a statement setting out its broad trading objectives that it would not "compromise on our high environmental protection, animal welfare and food standards."
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If the U.S. can get China to compromise on the issue of intellectual property an, "unlikely ramification," could be one that helps Visa and Mastercard gain entry in to the country, Vafi said.
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Although we are proud of this fact, this doesn't make us complacent and we continually strive to do things better and provide our customers with world-class products that don't compromise on safety.
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May's failure to reach a compromise on the Brexit deal with Labour has also seen implied sterling volatility tick higher, with the one-month contract rising to 7.4 vols, a five-week high .
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Trump and Mattis also most recently disagreed on their stances on the use of torture, so it'll be interesting (terrifying?) to see how the two compromise on issues relating to US foreign involvement.
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This especially rings true when it comes to hotels: To find a room that doesn't cost you a fortune, you'd have to compromise on the location — and likely spend hours stuck in traffic.
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Or if designers on opposite ends of the world need to compromise on a design, they can make their edits simultaneously while discussing them instead of clumsily passing static files back and forth.
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WASHINGTON, June 6 (Reuters) - A group of major automakers on Thursday backed a compromise on vehicle emissions aimed at heading off a confrontation between California and the Trump administration over requirements through 2026.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's markets watchdog said it wants a practical compromise on proposed rules that would allow sovereign-controlled companies like oil giant Saudi Aramco to list on the stock market in London.
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But even if they cannot compromise on density, there is nothing to stop them painting their hives different colours, randomising hive's heights and the orientations of their entrances, and marking them with symbols.
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We're not an impact investor, we're a for-profit investor that doesn't compromise on financial returns because ... But we're very genuinely focused on things that we think are big ideas and big solutions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Technical talks between officials from the government and Labour Party on finding a compromise on a Brexit deal will resume later on Monday, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said.
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Responding to popular pressure, Merkel's conservatives and their left-leaning Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners agreed on Thursday to tighten asylum rules, reaching a compromise on how to stem the influx of migrants.
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It seems the coalition-building efforts of the Women's March and several other organizations may be a contributing factor to the Democrats' resistance in Congress to compromise on DACA to pass a budget.
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In the autumn, Skylake came in the form of the Dell XPS and other Windows machines — which made me envious, but I wasn't willing to compromise on the MacBook's famously long battery life.
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Doherty told me that he found a company that does 3D printing and casts, then went back and forth: He had to compromise on detail, they had to make something that looked right.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that Democrats are ready to compromise on funding levels to address the Zika virus, provided Republicans drop restrictions on Planned Parenthood using the money.
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Throughout the month-long standoff with congressional Democrats, Trump again and again asserted that he would not compromise on his demand for $5.7 billion to construct a barrier along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union negotiators agreed to a compromise on carbon market reforms on Thursday, with the bloc keen for a deal this week to show leadership at U.N. climate talks in Bonn.
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In the wake of the failed summit, South Korea has pledged to bring the two sides together to reach a compromise on denuclearization, but so far those plans have been rebuffed by Pyongyang.
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All political parties, which have yet to find a compromise on the formation of a coalition government, will be consulted about the terms of the sale negotiations, the ministry said in a statement.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said there was no chance the EU would compromise on its demands and rejected speculation the other countries would be tempted to fudge the Irish issue until later.
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Less than 24 hours later, Trump made it official and agreed to reopen the government, with the promise that Congress get to work on some kind of compromise on border security and immigration.
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The backdrop: China lobbied for a compromise on ZTE after the Commerce Department issued a 7-year ban on American companies selling parts to the Chinese company, which led to its effective shutdown.
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The big picture: A bill has not been drawn up yet, but the framework of one being presented by House Republicans represents a step toward compromise on a key piece of immigration law.
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Bipartisan bills are occasionally written, but no one has any faith that a compromise on an important issue will become law with Trump in the White House and Mitch McConnell running the Senate.
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Israel has long been polarized between a hawkish right-wing that has taken a harder line toward the Palestinians and a leftist camp more willing to compromise on territory to reach an accommodation.
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In conversations, he ventured that, as president, he might be able to resolve two of the most thorny and tragic dilemmas: finding peace in the Mideast and reaching a sensible compromise on guns.
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Democrats agree to a two-week, stopgap spending measure that does not include legislation to legalize Dreamers, giving lawmakers more time to try to work out a bipartisan compromise on the immigration issue.
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More important, there is no indication that Beijing is preparing to compromise on the policies, such as financial support for local players and assistance in buying overseas competitors, that undergird the modernization plan.
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He might decide to appeal to the wishes of most Americans to have government pay more for health care, do more on gun control, battle climate change and find a compromise on immigration.
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The Republicans have proved over and over that they will not compromise on measures they seek that would reduce taxes on the wealthiest Americans and punish women and the neediest in our nation.
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His comments, and those of other more centrist GOP senators, could indicate that Republicans can find some compromise on the Medicaid issue, one of their biggest obstacles to passing an ObamaCare repeal bill.
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But Graham also cited Trump's remarks last week on immigration, when he seemed open to compromise on the issue on Tuesday, then took a harder line at a different point in the week.
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It also reflected the excruciatingly tough task of seeking compromise on immigration policy, an issue with visceral power for both parties and which is almost an existential issue for the presidency of Trump.
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The government and the opposition did not compromise on any key points, according to one participant in the talks who asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorized to speak to media.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU nations are edging toward a compromise on a proposal to guard against gas supply disruptions, agreeing to share details on contracts and cooperate across borders, the Slovak presidency said on Monday.
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The government of Macedonian Prime Minister Zoran Zaev pushed for an agreement with Greece after coming to power in 2017, and the compromise on the name opened the way for Macedonia's membership of NATO.
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I mean, to me, the alternative to saying eliminate ICE is to say, we need a compromise on secure borders, potentially, a wall, and a pathway to citizenship for the DREAMers, and potentially more.
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Coming out of 113 and heading into 2018, McConnell and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer both talked up the possibility of some kind of bipartisan compromise on a plan to rebuild road and bridges.
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All now feature Alexa support in addition to Google Assistant, so you can enjoy an OLED's lovely inky blacks and viewing angles without having to compromise on which voice assistant runs your smart home.
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When a government shutdown did happen in January (after another contentious spending extension in December) it was Democrats driving Congress over the cliff in an attempt to force Republicans to compromise on immigration reform.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Bavarian conservatives on Thursday rejected a compromise on migrant policy put forward by German Chancellor Angela Merkel to avert a crisis in her loveless coalition just three months after it took office.
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"Admittedly, signs that the U.S. administration is willing to negotiate and accept a compromise on trade will presumably be welcomed in China and Europe," said Oliver Jones, market economist, at Capital Economics in London.
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Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, with whom May is trying to negotiate a compromise on the shape of Britain's long-term relationship with the EU, was critical of the need for further delay.
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A committee of Republican and Democratic lawmakers have scheduled an initial meeting on Wednesday, which will be open to the public, as they try to negotiate a compromise on border security before the Feb.
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From the glistening topcoat that'll amp up any lipstick look to the heavy-metal liner that doesn't compromise on color, here's proof that there's no single way to rock a high-glam glitter vibe.
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European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici said he would travel to Rome on Friday and was keen to retain a dialogue, but that there could be no compromise on the rules.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Technical talks between officials from the government and opposition Labour Party on finding a compromise on a Brexit deal will resume later on Monday, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said.
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"Especially in the most expensive markets, prospective buyers will feel this squeeze to their budget and will likely have to come up with additional savings or compromise on home size or location," he said.
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"Consumers are looking for more efficient ways to shop for themselves and their families without having to compromise on product quality," said Jetblack co-founder and CEO Jenny Fleiss, formerly of Rent the Runway.
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SHERBROOKE, Quebec, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Canada's government on Friday dismissed China's warning of repercussions if Ottawa banned Huawei Technologies Co Ltd from supplying equipment to 5G networks, saying it would not compromise on security.
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What they're saying: Conservative lawmakers hailed the decision but indicated they are still interested in reaching a legislative compromise on the issue, although the odds for such a bill still look fairly bleak. Rep.
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The bipartisan group grew and drafted a bill but was ultimately undermined by internal struggles and the 2010 election, which ushered in the Tea Party movement, making bipartisan compromise on immigration all but impossible.
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The two were part of the bipartisan group of House and Senate lawmakers that worked on negotiating a bipartisan compromise on border security to prevent the government from running out of funding after Friday.
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This, in turn, emboldens Trump himself, since he watches Fox News for cues on how to please his right-wing base, thereby making it harder for Trump to compromise on issues like protecting Dreamers.
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It remains one of the fastest on the Formula One calendar, a flowing, high-speed track with low downforce corners and high-speed straights, which means that a compromise on car setup is needed.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are in no mood to work with the Trump administration on anything that forces a compromise on their core values - and they have shifted significantly to the left on Social Security reform.
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But as the bank chases its return-on-equity target in the back half of the year amid roiling markets and looming recession concerns, there are a few business lines it won't compromise on.
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So far as each of these communities is willing to find compromise on where funding for farm and food programs should be spent, the farm bill has a shot at passage every five years.
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Carmakers and German government representatives failed to reach a compromise on Sunday over potential hardware retrofits for older diesel vehicles, with the transport minister saying further talks would take place in the coming week.
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Rep Cannon says that despite running in the typically conservative South, she refuses to compromise on her long-held belief that everyone has the right to the full scope of their reproductive health options.
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Their success speaks to the cost in public opinion that Beijing has suffered for its steadfast refusal to compromise on popular demands for greater participation in the selection of Hong Kong's leader next year.
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Congressional lawmakers on Wednesday released the legislative text, which was put together by a special committee designated to figuring out a compromise on Homeland Security funding in the wake of a 35-day shutdown.
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With a Trump administration that is filled with wealthy New Yorkers, the White House is keenly aware of these concerns, and Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, has expressed openness to compromise on the issue.
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However unlikely China and the European Union are to form a common front against Washington, both sides showed a willingness to compromise on the communiqué at a time Mr. Trump has waged his attacks.
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Washington (CNN)Key Republican senators met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday amid negotiations to reach a compromise on border security issues and the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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In the meantime, le Maire said that he had come to an agreement with Mnuchin "to redouble the effort in the coming days to find a compromise on digital tax," the Financial Times reported.
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"After losing out on the legal front, Nawaz Sharif cannot afford to also compromise on the integrity of his party," said Rana Jawad, the news director of Pakistan's most popular news channel, Geo News.
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Porsche has defended the Taycan by saying it would not compromise on the performance, or Porsche DNA, of the vehicle as well as the range being more than enough for an average daily commute.
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"We will never compromise on safety, and we will do what is right for the health and safety of our customers and employees," Senior Vice President – Corporate Safety, Security and Compliance John Laughter said.
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Nevertheless, if Gutiérrez is willing to compromise on the number of immigrants who will get lawful status, he should be able to negotiate a mutual support agreement with the sponsors of the RAISE Act.
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So John Kelly, often touted as the White House's adult, falsely smeared a congresswoman, tells us a failure to compromise on slavery caused the civil war, called dreamers lazy, and protected a wife beater.
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In Serbia, the news media routinely lashes out against Albanians and Serbs who back any sort of compromise on Kosovo, using derogatory language to disseminate Mr. Vucic's populist message against Kosovo's independence, experts say.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Britain said on Tuesday it would not compromise on its commitment to Hong Kong freedoms and cautioned China that repression was no way to solve the crisis in the former British colony.
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He invested heavily in packaging and design, and refused to compromise on quality; after that first Empyrium, word got out amongst bands who wanted someone on their side who cared as much as they did.
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Prime Minister Andrej Babis, leader of the centrist ANO party, has negotiated a coalition with the center-left Social Democrats, and the path to forming a cabinet opened on Friday after a compromise on personnel.
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In another thread that's been up since Wednesday night, by far the most upvoted post, criticized the idea of the deal: NO DACA NO AMNESTY BUILD THE WALL We can't compromise on any of this.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA), who heads the influential committee, has signaled he wants to pursue a few targeted bills this Congress, leading to new optimism that bipartisan compromise on the issue is within reach. Rep.
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President Donald Trump could push for a compromise on trade with China at this weekend's G-20 summit in Argentina even after his recent tough talk, The New York Times reported, citing several U.S. officials.
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Her appetite to compromise on such topics as trade and immigration will become clearer on the campaign trail, when pressure from voters and other political parties will force the prime minister to clarify her policies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday called on Germany and France to compromise on Brexit, cautioning that the United Kingdom would be ready to leave the European Union without a deal on Oct.
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It said that if "Washington still holds the illusion that Beijing will somehow cave in and compromise on issues concerning sovereignty and other related core interests to reach a deal, then no deal is fine".
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One of the big criticisms of Microsoft's recent Surface devices has been price, and the company is now making its Surface Laptop and Surface Book 2 more affordable if you're willing to compromise on specs.
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This inability of the British parliament to compromise on Brexit has led the market to take a much more binary view on the outcome; divided between a so-called hard Brexit and a second referendum.
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Sources told Reuters on Wednesday that Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel had reached a compromise on how to close a valuation gap between the businesses that had emerged since the transaction was first announced in September.
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Some Republican senators, including Ted Cruz of Texas, will attend a meeting at the White House Tuesday in an effort to compromise on the bill, NBC News reported, citing two sources familiar with the matter.
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Investors are waiting for any signs of compromise on U.S. tax policy after Senate Republicans unveiled a plan last week that would cut corporate taxes a year later than a rival House of Representatives' bill.
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