Rather, I expect he is conceding on what he feels comfortable conceding, to try to get what he really wants: Trump's answers on Russia.
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Under it, the Palestinians could dramatically enhance their sovereignty without conceding their aspirations, and Israel should control far fewer Palestinians without conceding its security.
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Conceding the Hawkeye State could mean conceding the Palmetto State, too: in 85033, 65 percent of South Carolina GOP primary voters identified themselves as born-again or evangelical Christians.
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He immediately stood down, tearfully conceding that he was "hurting".
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The pattern of conceding ground will persist in phase two.
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She's not conceding it was responsible for the financial crisis.
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WARREN BUFFETT: When did I hear about Le Pen conceding--?
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David Valadao (R) in conceding his 21st District House seat.
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Ted Kennedy took his campaign to the convention before conceding.
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"21.74," Barkley said, conceding sheepishly that he knew Henry's time.
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"Some investors are conceding it's a bull market," she said.
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As they peek ahead to October, they are conceding nothing.
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So far the government has given no sign of conceding.
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The comment "came off as defensive and conceding ground," he says.
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Rebecca Kleefisch took the stage to send everyone home without conceding.
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Conceding defeat, they later turned to their online followers for assistance.
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Winners are being coronated as the losers are, at last, conceding.
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So far, the government has demurred, even while conceding the risks.
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He reflexively defended stances he might have been better off conceding.
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In conceding Tuesday, Blankenship said Trump's tweet contributed to his loss.
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Above, Mr. Kobach in November, conceding in the Kansas governor's race.
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Conceding guilt in a capital case is sometimes the right play.
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Still, the Lakers are not conceding ultimate defeat after just one game.
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After a tense back-and-forth, he is conceding to Pelosi's demand.
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Either way, Trump came off as a sore loser conceding the inevitable.
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Ministers are already conceding they may have to prune back their ambitions.
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And GOP leaders are already conceding it'll be a difficult path ahead.
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Show us the jobs Her campaign isn't conceding Kansas and Nebraska, either.
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But even after conceding, Sanders wouldn't totally walk the Clinton campaign line.
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In conceding the election, Rispone said he was disappointed in the result.
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But some Palestinians living in the city are conceding the bigger fight.
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Shannon laughed, as if conceding that nursing school was a wild idea.
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In 2007, Germany went a record 540 minutes without conceding a goal.
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Now, conceding that his skills have slightly eroded, he tailors his approach.
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In cases of tainted convictions, that means conceding error and overturning them.
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One seemed unsurprised, conceding that McLemore made an "insurmountable challenge out of living".
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Epic corporate cognitive dissonance in conceding "making the world more open and connected" !
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Trump angry at allies conceding he lost debate And, McIntosh is not alone.
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Instead of conceding and apologizing, however, Scott lashed out in the worst way.
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They are now conceding it looks horrible but, you know, everyone does it.
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"I think leadership is conceding way too early on this" Utah Republican Rep.
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Then Clinton called Trump, conceding the race to him and ending her campaign.
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Both Abrams and Gillum vowed after conceding their races to defend voters rights.
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He acknowledged the messages but stayed in the race before conceding that September.
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Are we conceding that Boeing sold a few more airplanes than we did?
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But that would mean conceding that Kate was just fine as she was.
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Turn the ball over against the Cavs, and you're basically conceding two points.
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It gives the appearance that he is conceding Republican control of the House.
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Let me start by conceding there's a lot early voting doesn't tell us.
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The Cavaliers take out all of their best players, effectively conceding the game.
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Conceding an election is definitely a sobering moment and blue is the perfect choice.
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Winning the state, as her people are already conceding, will be damn near impossible.
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Hardline Tories threaten to rebel and even unseat Theresa May for conceding too much.
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The Trump endorsement, Grimm said after conceding Tuesday night, was "definitely" the determining factor.
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Conceding is actually a power move demonstrating that you are not defined by losing.
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" Lane, however, changed his tune this time around, conceding to the sequel's "musty charm.
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" Biden appeared to acknowledge his tenuous position Wednesday, conceding that he "got knocked down.
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Schulz dubbed the result "a hard day for social democracy" shortly after conceding defeat.
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He took a huge gamble in conceding a referendum on the EU and lost.
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Ortiz Jones told supporters after conceding that she was "very likely" to run again.
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Immediately, a moray eel poked its head out and I jumped back, conceding defeat.
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He came at her furiously, and she hopped out of the roda, essentially conceding.
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But after initially conceding defeat, Mr. Jammeh reversed course and declared the vote fraudulent.
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United had just recovered after conceding Diafra Sakho's header within the first 90 seconds.
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Hours after the report was released, the campaign posted a video with Mr. Gowdy conceding that Congress was not very good at running nonpartisan investigations, and Representative Kevin McCarthy, the House Republican leader, conceding that this effort was meant to hurt Mrs.
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But by this year, Obama was implicitly conceding that Clinton had it right all along.
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Despite conceding height and reach to many heavyweights, he still beat them to the jab.
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She then raced to a 3-0 lead in the second without conceding a point.
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Conceding disagreements on issues with Clinton and the Democratic platform, he emphatically endorsed her nevertheless.
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Together, they scored just 12 goals between them in their 50 games while conceding 176.
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He's not technically suspending his campaign — not yet, anyway — but he's essentially conceding it's over.
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His speech at the Academy was better, conceding that French had "emancipated itself from France".
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"They're conceding the government's point that Cohen didn't practice law much," Mariatti told VICE News.
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"I wouldn't know how you'd go about conceding," Baylor said, according to the Pocono Record.
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Wasserman was again applauding the IOC's thinking on Wednesday but without conceding anything to Paris.
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Fear of conceding a goal and fear of committing players into forward positions to score.
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McCready withdrew his concession on Thursday after last month conceding the race to replace Rep.
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While Abrams effectively ended her bid for governor, she insisted that she was not conceding.
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Empathy is not acknowledging or conceding that the pain and anger others feel is justified.
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Players missing the fairway will therefore have a recovery opportunity to avoid conceding the hole.
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In SeaWorld's announcement, the company emphasized its commitment to animal welfare — essentially conceding this point.
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She stared at me blankly, conceding she did not know who I was talking about.
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Mr. Erdogan was not conceding defeat on the results in Istanbul, which were still unofficial.
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If Taliban leaders were seen as conceding on the issue, it could divide their fighters.
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As the room cleared, he lingered long after conceding, chatting up friends and well-wishers.
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Vergara, glaring daggers at Bomer, quickly joked, "That was mine!" before conceding he was correct.
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But Sanders isn't conceding anything this time, despite polls showing him trailing badly in Florida.
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Then again, the Colorado Rockies are conceding nothing in pursuit of their first division title.
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The upshot was clear: Trump isn't capable, or isn't willing, of conceding literally any error.
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She began the letter conceding her team's defeat in her daughter's first live NFL game.
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But this strategy does have a side effect of implicitly conceding that Trump behaved poorly.
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After conceding that Obama was an American citizen, he reportedly resumed raising the question in 2017.
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Mr Macri, conceding defeat, invited the president-elect immediately to the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace.
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It's the closest Sanders has come to conceding the prolonged Democratic primary race to his opponent.
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Instead of backing off or conceding any ground, he added more words to his original words.
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Mr Peltz said he would wait for the final tally to be certified before conceding defeat.
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But while conceding it "sounds strange," Cline believes Frazee's actions suggest he had nothing to hide.
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Qatar has a long history of both conceding to Saudi Arabia's regional hegemony and bucking it.
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Rubio dropped out of the presidential race Tuesday night after conceding the Florida primary to Trump.
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A close Hillary win with a non-conceding Trump would have been disastrous for the market.
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Fried said merely that her oversight warranted grumpiness, despite conceding that the code had been broken.
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He would go on to win several other states before ultimately conceding the nomination to Clinton.
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McKinsey had previously defended its fee structure but the firm is now conceding that it overcharged.
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He said Republicans shouldn't be conceding that refund amounts will be down for the whole year.
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Now they've thrown in the towel, in effect conceding that persistent weakness is the new normal.
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Mr Macri, conceding defeat, invited the president-elect immediately to the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace.
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In many cases, these larger groups recalibrated their platforms and priorities, conceding resources to their colleagues.
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Leading Republicans, effectively conceding the presidential race, began shifting resources to key House and Senate races.
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Nichols seems to be implicitly conceding that CARB expects prices to sit on the price floor.
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Canada has scored 27 goals while conceding eight, with its only loss to third-place Switzerland.
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Dortmund made the worst possible start to the match, conceding a goal after just three minutes.
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Looking for his 250th victory, Price was pulled after conceding the four goals on 18 shots.
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When conceding a hard-fought race, the losing candidate affirms the validity of the democratic process.
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While Beijing may be reluctant to be seen as conceding to public pressure and sacrificing Mrs.
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"They are conceding that the risks to inflation and growth are skewed to the downside," said Trang.
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He's shared his views that most Mexican immigrants are rapists (while conceding that "some" are good people).
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While conceding Opsumit failed to reach the study's primary objective, Actelion called its results "difficult to interpret".
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He thought he would end up "conceding endlessly" sharing more and more, and there was no limit.
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Unfortunately, they tired in the second half, conceding twice to Antoine Griezmann in a matter of minutes.
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In January, the company agreed to settle the privacy class actions for $17.2 million, without conceding liability.
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He appreciates the system's value, conceding in December that the WTO does "an enormous amount of good".
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Alphabet is not conceding any ground to rival Facebook when it comes to winning mobile ad dollars.
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In other ways, it's conceding to a kind of tacit compromise between fat people and everyone else.
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And she doesn't look too pleased to be conceding Winterfell to Dany in a Season 8 clip.
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Nashville (22-21-212) lost its third in a row after conceding late goals in each contest.
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ET, Handel took the stage and told supporters she'd received a call from Ossoff conceding the race.
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Ottawa has offered farmers compensation to make up for conceding market share in two earlier trade agreements.
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As such, conceding defeat there would be tantamount to accepting a major loss of national political status.
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November is still eight months away, but Republican leaders are already conceding defeat in the midterm elections.
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It appears that most of these folks are just conceding to the inevitability of the Trump nomination.
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" Conceding defeat on Sunday night, she said, "He won the battle, but we haven't lost the fight.
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And it undermines one of the necessary, if difficult, aspects of democracy: conceding gracefully when you lose.
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Then she reconsidered, conceding that the kitchen of a culinary landmark like Le Bernardin deserves more credit.
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When the round ended, he did not come out of his corner, conceding the fight to Ramos.
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USC maintained a double-digit lead throughout the second half, conceding just a single score after intermission.
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Within half an hour, Zenit had collapsed completely, conceding a penalty and then scoring an own goal.
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Conceding to protesters and granting them greater democratic rights may quell the protests, which China definitely wants.
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Netanyahu meanwhile, was hoarse as he addressed his Likud Party supporters, neither claiming victory nor conceding defeat.
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"The obstacles put on my path were too numerous, too cruel," he said, conceding defeat Sunday night.
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"It's going to be fun," Judge said while conceding that the roster turnover was a bit disorienting.
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Exxon is grumpily conceding absolutely as little as possible to climate hawks, for as long as possible.
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Uribe had argued the previous deal offered impunity to FARC fighters, accusing Santos of conceding to FARC demands.
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He immediately makes it clear has no problem conceding he has a habit of cozying up with strangers.
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The authoritarian rulers of the Gulf, who loathe Mr Assad, are conceding his victory by restoring diplomatic ties.
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Facebook notes that it's accountable for maintaining privacy while also conceding that it's a process of continuous improvement.
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"We can do better," Mr Macron told participants, conceding that he had "convictions" but "not all the solutions".
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Atlanta Falcons (5-2): Leading the NFC South while conceding the most points (231) in the entire NFC.
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This time eight years ago, Clinton took a few days to think it over before conceding to Obama.
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At the Nevada debate, Clinton made a compelling case that Trump is mentally incapable of conceding to failure.
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On August 31st it suffered the ignominy of conceding the highest-ever ODI score, 444-3, to England.
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Political leaders do not want to admit this, as it requires conceding that violence is never fully preventable.
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The brief address one of just a few public appearances Clinton has made since conceding the presidential race.
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In content, he's implicitly conceding that he opposed Alito in part because of the impending 2008 presidential primary.
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But she's conceding that the way the law was implemented in the states led to a disappointing result.
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Shut out the administration and its political allies, and you risk conceding the whole idea of legitimate opposition.
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Nixon, which said lawyers need not obtain their clients' express consent before conceding guilt in a capital case.
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After scoring eight goals without conceding in their first two matches, P.S.G. led the group with six points.
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A few hours later, Mr. Sargsyan resigned, conceding that he was wrong and that Mr. Pashinyan was right.
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But, he said, they are waiting for all votes to be counted before reaching a decision on conceding.
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"People began to want results, not platitudes," Ms. Dooley said, conceding her own "evolution," as she called it.
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Bhutan was shellacked in the group stage, losing all of its matches, conceding 52 goals in the process.
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This was Bevin's race to lose, and he did it all by himself, though he's still not conceding.
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Critics in both countries greeted the deal with fury, accusing their respective prime ministers of conceding too much.
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"It is a very good result overall to get seven points without conceding a goal," said coach Adam Nawalka.
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Zhou said he expected the yuan to be basically stable this year, while conceding that some fluctuations are normal.
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And more of the world's biggest energy companies are conceding that it may be many years before prices recover.
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They will surely ask: what is the point of conceding to a negotiator who does not keep his word?
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Indeed, CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently discussed the issue in an open letter — conceding the company needs to "do more".
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Because that feels like conceding that it bothers me and that I am susceptible to the opinions of others.
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Bernie Sanders will not request a recount of Missouri's Democratic primary results, conceding the state to rival Hillary Clinton.
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Pat McCrory (R) is conceding the governor's race to Democratic rival Roy Cooper nearly a month after the election.
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The zone-heavy Pittsburgh Steelers took years of punishment before finally conceding they had to change up against Brady.
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"Certainly we are not conceding anything that is vital to our defense or security," Mr. Steinitz told Israel Radio.
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At one point the Republican says, "I think he's a shitty human being, though," conceding her views on Trump.
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Sanders pushed back against the idea that the cuts indicate he's winding down his campaign and conceding to Clinton.
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Universally loathed by party stalwarts, Cruz now finds them conceding publicly they would rather have Trump as their nominee.
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Conceding that mandatory spending is a greater problem, deficit hawks argued that increases in discretionary spending are nonetheless troubling.
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Wesfarmers Managing Director Richard Goyder stood by the investment, while conceding it would "take longer than we might've hoped".
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Soccer America magazine has labeled his protestations "The Tedious Martyrdom of Marsch" while conceding that he has a point.
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"The Samajwadi Party wholeheartedly accepts the verdict of the people of Uttar Pradesh," spokesman Ghanshyam Tiwari said, conceding defeat.
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Even with the Muslims, it's temporary," Trump said, conceding, "Maybe he needs to say it in a softer way.
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They stared down their losses in 2008 and decided that instead of conceding defeat, they needed to double down.
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New Zealand looked on course for a well-earned, but unexpected, point before conceding two minutes into stoppage time.
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Weaver retired the first 292 batters he faced, conceding just one hit and one walk in five shutout innings.
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But Beijing is mindful of a possible nationalistic backlash if it is seen as conceding too much to Washington.
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They still expect GDP growth for the year to come in at 5.8% — while conceding that forecast could change.
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Clinton made her first public appearance after conceding the election, to thank her mentor for a lifetime of inspiration.
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If President Trump were to pardon himself, he'd be conceding nothing about his criminal liability in the Russia investigation.
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"We received the message sent by the Tunisian people," Prime Minister Youssef Chahed said late on Sunday, conceding defeat.
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At the same time, Vonn insists that she is not conceding future Olympic and World Cup medals to Shiffrin.
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The group stage provides ample supporting evidence: England has won all three of its games, conceding just one goal.
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Conceding access to its waters was highly disputed around the time Britain joined the then-European Community in 1973.
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As African swine fever continues to ravage China's hog herd, the impact may be far worse than Beijing is conceding.
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" He then touched upon the humility of the bride and the groom, conceding, "You even joke together about being short.
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He argues that the deal offers impunity to FARC fighters and accuses his successor, Santos, of conceding to FARC demands.
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He argued that the deal offered impunity to FARC fighters and accused his successor, Santos, of conceding to FARC demands.
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They should start by conceding that Mr Trump, though he lies about the details, has got one big thing right.
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Ole Miss is especially susceptible to LSU's brand of football, conceding 4.7 yards per rush attempt, which ranks 93rd nationally.
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Boone says she's not conceding Alec's counterfeit claims are true ... she's just not addressing it because his lawsuit's too late.
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It's no longer about conceding to a beauty stereotype or slapping on a rouge lip to lure in a man.
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Clinton tried portraying Trump's rhetoric as too divisive and unpredictable for a potential president before conceding to him early Wednesday.
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On Tuesday night, Mr. Beshear claimed victory, but Mr. Bevin resisted conceding and instead began sounding alarms over electoral shortcomings.
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Those unofficial results might not include all absentee ballots, but top Persky supporters already started conceding defeat after Tuesday's referendum.
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And in Nevada, eye-popping early voting numbers among Democratic voters has even some GOP strategists conceding that incumbent Sen.
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But the official acknowledged that Trump's response will be closely watched for signs he's softening or conceding anything to Kim.
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Facebook could also defend political ads by conceding that it must continue the practice to maintain its status and markets.
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Conceding that Saudi Arabia had the right to produce these explosives would be a major setback for US nonproliferation policy.
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Conceding defeat is very hard for anyone, and especially hard for people making policy for the world's most powerful country.
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Anastasiades, who runs an executive government, has distanced himself from parliament, conceding the vote was ill-timed, wrong and meaningless.
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By Friday morning, even Cohn was conceding that killing the deduction is "not a red line" for the White House.
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The PPCRV count is not official so confirmation of Duterte's victory looked likely to come from his rivals conceding defeat.
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In World Cup qualifying, however, Egypt largely succeeded because of its improved defense, conceding just six goals in eight games.
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Rick Scott on Sunday, and Andrew Gillum conceding the governor's race to his G.O.P. rival, Ron DeSantis, the day before.
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Murray held Kuznetsov to only four forehand winners in the final two sets after conceding 13 in the first two.
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He also ruled out conceding to Russia's previously insistent demand that Ukraine become a federation instead of a unitary state.
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It is not surprising that Republicans are now unabashed in conceding that this legislation will restrict the actions of states.
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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May postponed a planned vote on the deal after conceding it was set to be defeated.
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Bernie Sanders took to the stage just before 9:30pm to address supporters and thank Hillary Clinton for conceding defeat.
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Some Chinese officials were worried that Liu, the lead negotiator, was conceding too much when it came to reforming Chinese law.
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But this led to yet another tie, with England blasting 15 runs and then conceding the same tally to New Zealand.
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The Republican power play comes after a bitter governor's race that saw McCrory wait weeks before conceding that he'd narrowly lost.
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Walker at first held off on conceding, with an adviser suggesting that there were too many ballots left to be counted.
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It has established a system of student loans, and has crossed an important threshold in conceding the principle of "variable fees".
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Mr. Trump distanced himself from Mr. Cohen's legal troubles, while conceding it was him being represented in the Stormy Daniels matter.
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During his tenure, the side lost just one of 25 matches before the quarter-final, scoring 54 goals and conceding six.
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The main local news channel switched off its coverage before Mr English made a magnanimous speech conceding defeat on October 19th.
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Oh, wait… Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump a sore loser for refusing to uphold American democracy by conceding if he loses.
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The problem is it's not translating into higher prices," one of the sources said, conceding that underlying inflation remains "surprisingly weak.
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In the process it is tacitly conceding an awkward point: most British Muslims abhor extremism, but a distinct minority is ambivalent.
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They are realistic about the challenge in front of them, but no one is conceding anything to the Huskies just yet.
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Mercedes have won the last three drivers' and constructors' championships without conceding more than three races in any of those seasons.
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The United States needs to stop conceding frozen conflicts to Moscow and step up its game before it is too late.
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"We are conceding the election," Blankenship said bluntly, before reflecting on his run and why people shouldn't feel sorry for him.
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DUBAI — Dubai property developer Damac has canceled its dividend payments, conceding slumping profitability and a weak market are hurting its operations.
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" Seconds later, Giuliani refused to guarantee that Trump will not fire Sessions, conceding the president "goes back and forth on Jeff.
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But then he opportunistically denied his own record, trolling for undecided voters by conceding that Mr. Obama was a born American.
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Yet, the Spaniard was not conceding defeat and played tighter in the second set with Mladenovic looking increasingly shaky on serve.
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But more to the point, as Trump ended up conceding later in the interview this promised investment has not actually happened.
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Instead of minority parties conceding that they lack the numbers to effectively fight back, tensions have grown and become more vitriolic.
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The debate showed Mr. Sanders in fighting form, and perhaps sounding further away from conceding than Mr. Biden's camp had hoped.
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Noah poked fun at Andrew Gillum, the Democratic candidate for governor, for first conceding the election and then changing his mind.
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"It keeps you limber," Meyyappan says, conceding, however, that she herself has long given it up for a table and chairs.
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Clinton's closest aides believe that the Russian assault had a profound impact on the election, while conceding that other factors — Mrs.
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In past debates, it's been typical to hear the former vice president trail off on his thoughts, conceding to the clock.
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In March 2014, a senior U.S. Treasury official told Lormel, the former FBI agent, that the Obama administration was conceding defeat.
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For instance, Mr. Trump disavowed the "birther" myth in September 2016, conceding that Mr. Obama was in fact born in Hawaii.
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At a press conference of his own later Thursday, Beshear thanked Bevin for conceding, though the two men hadn't spoken personally.
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We asked if Terrence intended to challenge it, and although he says he'll pay ... he clearly isn't conceding Michelle is right.
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Politicians and analysts — left, right and center — are conceding that longstanding mistakes have brought the United States to an uncertain moment.
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Exhibit A: George H.W. Bush's letter conceding the Oval Office to Bill Clinton after Bush lost his reelection campaign: Read this.
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Overall, it was a bad day for the bipartisan accord, with several Republicans conceding that it likely needed Trump's backing to survive.
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After his team beat Austria 3-0 in a warm-up friendly, Tite lauded his players for only conceding eight free kicks.
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In Russia, they won three group games without conceding a goal, before eliminating Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal 2-1 in the last 16.
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Conceding nothing to the moment, Mr. Trump arrived at the park dressed in his trademark dark suit, white shirt and red tie.
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Bernie Sanders is still not conceding, but he is vowing to work with Hillary Clinton to defeat their mutual opponent: Donald Trump.
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But Zuckerberg seemed to perceive, rightly, that there was no shame in conceding that certain kinds of data should be kept private.
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Trump last week acknowledged the political risks surrounding any move to cancel the subsidies, conceding that his proposition may backfire on Republicans.
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But senior U.S. officials cast Tillerson's two-day trip as a "listening tour," conceding that this may frustrate some of his counterparts.
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Republicans, while critical of the companies, stopped short of conceding that social media manipulation was a deciding factor in Donald Trump's win.
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The pair have since softened their stances, with Clinton formally conceding the 2016 race and Trump praising her graceful exit in return.
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"I wouldn't say they're the best ever," said Magic Johnson of Golden State's team, conceding the Warriors appear unbeatable at the moment.
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Few were surprised when their team failed to win a game that they had dominated, conceding a last-minute equaliser to Russia.
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ELSEWHERE > Comcast pulls out of merger bid for Fox News assets, conceding to Disney, by Liana B. Baker and Carl O'Donnell (Reuters).
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ABC reported that it remains unclear whether Manafort has agreed to cooperate with Mueller's probe or is conceding to a guilty plea.
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Australian Open winner Wozniacki was pushed to her limits by twice grand slam champion Kerber, conceding the first set with little resistance.
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This means Blaakyum and their comrades have to tread carefully, conceding aesthetic or semantic points for the sake of bigger personal victories.
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President Donald Trump's remarks conceding defeat on repealing and replacing Obamacare demonstrated why his first big effort failed in the first place.
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While conceding his Adonis-like countenance, mellifluous voice, quick tongue and sunny demeanor, they didn't see him as a man of mark.
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And by conceding defeat on Monday, Democrats avoided widespread disruptions in government operations that would have cascaded during the week and beyond.
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His aim, in every case, is to pressure prosecutors into conceding defeat before they can persuade the defendant to take a plea.
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Mr. DeSantis declared victory on election night this month, and Mr. Gillum, 39, announced he was conceding the race at the time.
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After a botched police operation, the army triumphantly negotiated with the protesters, and an agreement was signed conceding many of their demands.
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But even as the military offensive intensifies, the government avoids conceding that the Philippines is in the global slipstream of Islamist extremism.
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And even the Trumpmatically-minded pundits are now conceding that the 2016 GOP nomination is now the front-runner's to lose. TheHill.
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In 2018, the Trump administration said that it would exempt Florida from offshore drilling, conceding to vocal opposition from then Republican Gov.
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Nick Foligno scored twice for Columbus, which pulled within one with 25 minutes 22 seconds remaining before conceding an empty-net goal.
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Initially disgruntled, he ended up conceding that "All the anger that was in the sketch had gone out of" the finished painting.
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"Islam is not part of Germany," he said, even while conceding that the nearly five million Muslims now living in Germany are.
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After conceding New Hampshire, Warren held a phone call with staff members to convey a simple message: the race has just begun.
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In conceding defeat, Mr. Basuki noted that he would complete his remaining six months in office, ignoring calls from Islamists to resign.
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The next afternoon, Ryan pulled the House health care bill, conceding that neither he nor the White House could muster enough votes.
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On Tuesday, BHP said it was looking at options to exit its U.S. onshore shale business, conceding to one of Elliott's demands.
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The U.S. must "think big" in responding to the coronavirus crisis or risk conceding influence to China, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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Driving the news: A major part of the proposed settlement would involve Purdue declaring bankruptcy and the Sackler family members conceding ownership.
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He was thinking about how fantastic and dramatic it would be to tease something as huge as not conceding a presidential election.
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The CHP candidate declined to make a personal appearance and ended up conceding the election to Mr Erdogan on WhatsApp, a messaging service.
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Trump seems no closer to conceding on his border wall insistence, despite polling suggesting perhaps he should, and all sides are dug in.
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But like everyone else at POLITICO, I was left scratching my head the whole night over Biden proactively conceding defeat in New Hampshire.
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Republicans have mostly sat back, with at least one senator conceding that Trump's behavior did not seem to have changed because of impeachment.
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Insofar as liberals continue to leave the state-level organization to conservatives, they are conceding the most productive policy arenas in the country.
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Only Arsenal, in 2005-06, reached the final in more miserly fashion, conceding two goals before falling at the final hurdle against Barcelona.
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While that's often leveled as both an admiring compliment and a sneering criticism, many people end up conceding that the brand is compelling.
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They hustled the Italians into conceding a goal late on, before Ahn Jung-hwan came up with his decisive intervention in extra time.
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"Work is needed to restore trust and confidence," he said, while conceding that the banks had taken "important steps in the right direction".
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Nonetheless, Erdogan has showed no sign of conceding to Trump's iron-fist even as his entire economy is on the brink of crashing.
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"After reviewing the results, we know that we lost by a thin margin," Newman said in a statement conceding the race on Wednesday.
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Pressed by McGraw on whether Hernandez was a gang member, she said, "Not from knowledge," before conceding she probably wouldn't have known otherwise.
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In an interview with The Economist, one exchange features the president conceding that cutting taxes will have a negative effect on the shortfall.
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Despite conceding a number of takedowns to the Japanese veteran, Swanson managed to score well in the striking exchanges to claim the win.
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Democrats are on the verge of conceding their yearslong battle for the GOP to commit more money to fighting the nation's opioid epidemic.
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The campaign denied the cuts indicate Sanders is conceding the race to Clinton as he continues to trail her in the delegate count.
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It highlights Trump's seeming inability to admit mistakes, preferring to reach for the boxing gloves instead of conceding and being perceived as weak.
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Lipinski also suggested during a conference call with analysts that Trump would pay a price at the polls for conceding to special interests.
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So in spite of upping the rhetorical ante, even democrats are conceding that these hearings aren't going to move the public one bit.
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Sporting has just one loss in the past seven visits since 2011, conceding three goals during that seven-game stretch (2-1-4).
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David Yancey and Virginia Republicans conceding defeat, a three-judge panel deliberating the recount Wednesday declared a previously uncounted vote for Yancey valid.
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By conceding that he had misspoken on the issue, they hoped, the president had already wriggled his way out of yet another one.
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In the first round, she started by conceding a tiebreaker against 58th-ranked Johanna Larsson before taking 12 of the last 15 games.
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"It's a load to handle," Shiffrin said, conceding that she may have more skis than any other type of object in her life.
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The Yankees were not conceding the division, but to have a chance, they needed the veterans to produce around Sanchez, Bird and Judge.
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According to a statement provided to CNN by her campaign, Abrams is holding off on conceding to see if a runoff is possible.
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"John will want me to stay in school," he said, conceding that "painting is a wishy-washy" career that doesn't guarantee a paycheck.
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Before conceding visa liberalization, Brussels wants Turkey to soften the anti-terrorism law, a tall request for Ankara particularly after the failed coup.
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He vied unsuccessfully for the GOP's 2016 presidential nomination, before ultimately finishing second in the primaries and conceding to then-candidate Donald Trump.
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In the 2016 primary campaign against Hillary Clinton Sanders only released his 2014 tax returns, ultimately conceding the race before releasing any more.
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When trailing, offenses tend to throw more often, and against defenses willing to keep the play in front of them by conceding yardage.
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"I find it's good to at least have looked at the kinds of questions," Testy told me, before conceding it's not absolutely necessary.
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Pass protection collapsed, and as Mariota scrambled toward the line of scrimmage, he appeared to throw the ball away, conceding yet another drive.
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We were really interested to see whether they would be conceding any ground today … Most of their comments are completely unchanged but just their own housing side and weaker year end GDP, it looks like their tune is just starting to shift a bit, so they are conceding a little bit of ground today," he said on CNBC's "Capital Connection.
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Didn't think I'd say this, I like the way Bernie Sanders is not conceding & he is the only candidate who spoke against microsoft app.
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They are also not averse to stopping counter-attacks by conceding a cynical free kick when they lose possession to allow time to regroup.
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And then conceding with that any other quid pro quo, the exercises that we conduct with the South Koreans was, I think, a mistake.
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Left-hander Alex Wood amassed a season-high nine strikeouts in his seven innings while conceding just one walk, one run and five hits.
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Labour leader Kezia Dugdale, conceding defeat, admitted the election was always going to be tough for Labour following last year's painful general election defeat.
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This report attempts to find some common ground between those two positions, conceding that states could experiment more with allowing different state level approaches.
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Democrat Andrew Gillum vowed to continue fighting for Floridians Tuesday night after conceding to Republican Ron DeSantis in the state's hotly contested gubernatorial race.
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"Don't be fooled, the government isn't 'disbanding' it, it's conceding its participants' right to apply for asylum without traveling in the shadows," he said.
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That might mesh well with its new strategy of conceding the younger audience that's abandoning Facebook in favor of targeting older users, CNBC reported.
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That's an obligation taught in medical school," Dr. Dhruva says, conceding that "it can be difficult to follow every patient," but it's "the goal.
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Spain's Alejandro Valverde (Movistar), whose early attack in the Mont du Chat backfired, is fourth, 1:20 behind, after conceding 50 seconds on Friday.
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"John acted more and more like he was doing her a favor by somehow conceding to go ahead and marry her," the insider said.
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Why it matters: This is a rare example of the Trump administration implicitly conceding some regulation is worthwhile, even as it seeks wholesale rollbacks.
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The Fire had to settle for a 2-2 draw against Columbus on Wednesday after conceding a 90th minute goal to striker Romario Williams.
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But even some Ryan allies are conceding that the Speaker now finds himself in an untenable position after just a year on the job.
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Still, he carries on, conceding by his persistence that the best course is to accommodate Trump's policies while apologizing for his most embarrassing outbursts.
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South Korea's femalewater poloteam were reduced to tears after finally scoring a goal in the world championships after conceding 94 goals on the trot.
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But there's a meaningful difference between challenging Kemp's voter suppression tactics and refusing to acknowledge the legitimacy of his election while conceding the race.
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Afterward, he seemed pleased with the collaboration, conceding he probably now had more to learn from the young players than they could from him.
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Gillum, after conceding the race on Election Night, took back his concession as late-counted ballots brought the race within just over 33,000 votes.
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It was also the first time his side had allowed two goals in a game after conceding only six in their previous 25 matches.
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"We find instances of the model feigning interest in a valueless issue, so that it can later 'compromise' by conceding it," the paper says.
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Crawling into bed in the middle of the day feels like a well-earned hug, but it also feels like conceding to the enemy.
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The perennially divided opposition is in disarray after Sunday's election, with some leaders calling fraud and others conceding defeat, often in uncoordinated press statements.
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San Francisco's mayoral race is expected to wrap today, more than a week after polls opened, with Mark Leno conceding to winner London Breed.
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Her post-mortem the next day, after the final numbers came in, was more balanced, conceding that a fifth of the tickets were comps.
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He had not lost a set at the clay-court tournament since conceding one in the second round against Britain's Kyle Edmund in 24.
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Neither the Bucks nor Raptors figure to be as vulnerable to conceding big leads, so leave that one for the morning TV talk shows.
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The cynical take is that Facebook is conceding the most obvious downsides of its product in order to convince us it really does care.
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Mr. Trump initially cited the email case as a reason for firing Mr. Comey, before conceding that it was because of the Russia inquiry.
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Mr. Crowley said his support for the bill was "part practical, part aspirational," conceding that there was no immediate path to making it law.
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The Polish team has lost all three of its Champions League group matches, conceding a tournament-high 13 goals entering its rematch with Madrid.
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Gillum narrowly lost the Florida gubernatorial race in November to Republican Ron DeSantis, conceding after a protracted fight that included a statewide ballot recount.
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"The eagle was very unexpected," Kim said before conceding her drive landed on a friendly downslope and gained an extra 30 yards or so.
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It's essentially a sign of respect from a defense — conceding baskets to other players rather than letting one person beat them over and over.
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If Putin were to admit that Kadyrov has become too dangerous or too costly, he would be conceding the failure of his own policy.
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Sloan outlined leadership shakeups at the company and new measures aimed at curtailing risk, while conceding that the bank has more work to do.
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In addition, in 2017 Hamas issued a document indicating its willingness to live with the 1967 borders — albeit without conceding Israel's right to exist.
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Government officials initially announced to a skeptical electorate that the blasts were part of a military drill before later conceding that militants were responsible.
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"In conceding, one of the goals is to help your supporters who are feeling angry place that anger in the proper place," Nussbaum said.
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Throughout the series, the Warriors have been conceding open pull-up jumpers to James by going under every screen in which he's the ball-handler.
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As for accepting British voters' wishes and conceding barrier-free access to the single market, the 27 other leaders retort that they have voters too.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May abruptly postponed the scheduled Parliament vote on her Brexit deal on Monday, conceding that the proposal was headed for defeat.
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But by rejecting the flag, Kaepernick is conceding the symbol's far deeper and more meaningful history to those whose ideologies belong in the garbage bin.
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Assuming the Clinton campaign is aware of that, it stands to reason it will not be conceding much to Sanders in exchange for his endorsement.
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"It may have been that the harpoons wouldn't have gone through anyway," said Taylor, conceding that he liked to see the optimistic side of events.
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Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin had said he would defy the boycott, before last month begrudgingly conceding that he could not challenge the NHL's decision.
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Asked if he could be sure that Nunes source was not someone in the White House or the administration, Spicer hedged — eventually conceding "anything's possible."
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How can his administration get off to a good start on openness and transparency issues, without conceding the upper-hand to those seeking greater access?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has won the Missouri primary, the Associated Press reported on Thursday, with rival Bernie Sanders conceding the contest.
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"Across those measures, each time, those enrolling in their second choices are essentially conceding that this institution may be a different caliber," UCLA's Eagan said.
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Obamacare supporters are already conceding that as a result of these cuts, they likely won't be able to match last year's 123 million sign-ups.
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The Germans played a perfect qualification winning all 10 games, conceding just four goals in the process, and also clinched the Confederations Cup last year.
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For months, tensions had been deepening between May and staunch Brexiteers, who sensed that the Prime Minister was conceding more and more in the negotiations.
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Clinton won South Carolina so overwhelmingly that the Sanders campaign released a statement conceding defeat only seven minutes after the polls closed at 7 p.m.
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The groups consented to pay a total of more than $200,000 in fines to settle the investigation, but without conceding they had violated the laws.
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If shale oil is allowed to incur massive losses without conceding any claims to viability, shouldn't wind and solar be held to the same standard?
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The Bruins became the NHL's first team since Minnesota in 2009-10 to get a point in six consecutive games when conceding the first goal.
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He then spoke to a small handful of news outlets, including WIRED, offering apologies, conceding mistakes, and, surprisingly, even entertaining regulation for his sprawling company.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont said he would not seek a recount of the results in Missouri's Democratic presidential primary, conceding defeat to Hillary Clinton.
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In the same state, incumbent Democratic Senator Bill Nelson trailed in his re-election bid by a narrower count, though he stopped short of conceding.
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Now Apple seems to be seeing the wisdom of Google's approach, implicitly conceding that car companies have unique capabilities that Silicon Valley can't easily duplicate.
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He also failed in an effort to move up the timetable for the 48-team World Cup to 2022, conceding defeat only two weeks ago.
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Senior U.S. officials said Tillerson's two-day trip was mostly to listen to what G20 counterparts had to say, conceding that this might frustrate some.
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"You live for the day in politics when the other guy is conceding the majority of the country," said Larry Grisolano, a longtime Democratic strategist.
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"I was challenged and convicted that I was conceding the public square to the devil," he wrote after attending a 2017 awakening tour in Washington.
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"In 2013, we don't know what hit us," Mr. Tsvangirai said last year, finally conceding that he had been beaten in the polls that year.
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Facebook also sketched out what its new business plan would look like, months after conceding it needed to change after numerous privacy and disinformation scandals.
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Mr. Skelos, while conceding that he had asked the officials for help, testified that those requests were never tied to his position as majority leader.
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"I wish I could tell you that we could have done more, but it wouldn't be true," Mr. Jaki said in conceding defeat Sunday night.
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" Indeed, even when Gwen tells him that his son "is a total douche" James remains unriled, conceding, with equanimity, that "he has it in him.
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Wuerl has denied receiving information about accusations against McCarrick, and while conceding "errors in judgment," he's defended his record of handling clerical abuse in Pittsburgh.
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" Ryan spokesman Zack Roday stressed that Ryan made it clear on his call with House Republicans on Monday that "he's not conceding the presidential race.
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And when your secondary options on offense are Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson, giving them room to work is almost akin to conceding the game.
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Despite conceding an early break, 2018 Doha champion Kvitova held her nerve to record her sixth career victory over an opponent ranked world number one.
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On Monday, Trump confirmed in a tweet that he was backing away from the concept, conceding that there is "not much political support" for it.
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But he also seemed to attribute the delay in conceding that the plane had been shot down to the sheer shock of what had happened.
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Eastern, Saturday on ABC Cleveland chose to rest its stars on the final day of the season, essentially conceding the No. 1 seed to Boston.
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"If you're in a very moderate-to-Democratic district — yeah," said Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, conceding the potential risk to Republicans.
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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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Even so, Vaz is the first Guinea-Bissau president to have completed a full term and won praise for conceding defeat after the first round.
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Alabama's defense and special teams have been light-years beyond anyone else's, conceding only one more touchdown to opposing offenses than they have scored themselves.
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" Reminded by the audience that members of the Republican Jewish Coalition did not, in fact, support Mr. Obama, he laughed before conceding: "You guys didn't.
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The Bucks want teams to take floaters and tough mid-range jump shots, but in doing so they're conceding a ton of pull-up threes.
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Taking too tough a line could mean the talks fail; conceding too much could spark a fierce backlash across Asia, as well as here at home.
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Two goals from Sebastien Dockier helped inspire a Belgium fightback after conceding an early goal to beat India 3-1 in the men's hockey quarter-final.
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The left's loathing of Bush started when "he won," Fleischer said, referring to the legal battle that ended with Democrat Al Gore conceding the electoral college.
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After initially conceding defeat in a televised address, a week later he announced his "total rejection" of the outcome and said new elections would be held.
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They believe the party has slumped badly in the polls by conceding too much to Merkel's conservatives on core policy and must reinvent itself in opposition.
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The undemonstrative seventh seed joined Spain's Nadal, Austrian Dominic Thiem and next opponent Wawrinka as the four players to reach the quarters without conceding a set.
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As Snapchat struggles to grow against Instagram, Snap seems to be conceding to letting its content travel across platforms in an effort to boost hardware sales.
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"Of course there will be a change," the 103-year-old said while conceding defeat at a news conference on Thursday, his voice catching with emotion.
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Nadal's response was devastating, breaking Del Potro three times in succession and conceding only one unforced error to dole out a bagel in the second set.
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Conceding our country to Trump would be like a mother leaving her children in the sole custody of someone she knew would abuse and abandon them.
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The peerless Serb broke Nadal five times while conceding only a single break point, and coughed up only four unforced errors in the first two sets.
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Eventually, the tax-evading actor gave up, conceding he likely left it on an airplane, but we were just grateful he took us on that journey.
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The host hit on this issue again in Wednesday's monologue, ultimately conceding her words "distracted" viewers from the children affected by the administration's juvenile immigration policy.
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"We have worked a lot on not conceding goals at the end," Singh, who has been rested for India's Champions Trophy campaign in London, told Reuters.
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China is not conceding to U.S. demands to ease curbs on technology companies, the Financial Times reported on Sunday, citing three people briefed on the discussions.
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In a video on Netflix's YouTube channel, Nye fact-checks Mr. Clark's explanation of parallel universes, conceding that he "brings up some fascinating points," Uproxx reports.
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Mr McAuliffe could not say with certainty that he'd even met Mr Wang, conceding later they'd briefly met twice, perhaps over coffee for about 10 minutes.
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However, Democrats have shown little interest in conceding to the demand before they take control of the House next week, when they will have more leverage.
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By then, however, Mr. Zelensky's staffers were already conceding to what seemed to be the inevitable, and making plans for a public announcement about the investigations.
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After CNBC's report, The RealReal sent a note to customers, conceding that its claim of not having any fakes on its website may not be correct.
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In contrast to Sanders, Clinton announced to her supporters two days after the last primary in 2008 that she was conceding the race to then-Sen.
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At his confirmation hearing for Secretary of State, CIA Director Mike Pompeo will vow to rebuild Foggy Bottom — implicitly conceding shortcomings by his predecessor, Rex Tillerson.
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Compromise suggests that tech companies and law enforcement agencies will meet in the middle, each conceding some of their demands in order to find common ground.
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With provincial elections in Quebec on Monday, many trade analysts say Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada has little to gain from conceding on dairy beforehand.
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Authorities took days to admit what happened, first spreading disinformation to the public before conceding that there was some kind of malfunction with a nuclear reactor.
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His first game against Fognini lasted 12 minutes, with Nadal saving four break points before conceding the first of six breaks of serve in the match.
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Nadal lost only seven points on his service games, conceding no break opportunities against the 210th-ranked Wawrinka, who lost the 29 Madrid final to Nadal.
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A few minutes later, even Kentucky coach John Calipari agreed, conceding to an interviewer that this was about as bad as his team could possibly play.
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"We make plans," he said, conceding a lopsided defeat to Representative Dan Donovan, the Republican who replaced him in Congress when Mr. Grimm went to jail.
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The next day, Liverpool traveled to Watford and drew, 3-3, conceding an equalizer that may or may not have been offside in the 95th minute.
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Yes and no, he said, copping to too much bread and conceding that he means to exercise daily but often manages only four times a week.
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Instead of conceding that Syria's Kurds are a threat to Turkey, he might have suggested using the considerable American influence over the Kurds to prevent that.
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With Congress nearing a March 5 deadline to codify protections for Dreamers, many dangers lie in their path: inaction, punting, conceding funding for a needless wall.
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Sloan on Tuesday outlined leadership shakeups at the company and new measures aimed at curtailing risk, while conceding that Wells Fargo has more work to do.
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Moreover, the fact that such an influential policy organization is conceding to many of the core arguments of single-payer advocates represents a huge step forward.
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The Colombian team Atlético Nacional was given the Fair Play Award for conceding the Copa Sudamericana title to Chapecoense, the team decimated in a plane crash.
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Matt Bevin (R) said Thursday that he will not contest the results of the state's governor's race, conceding to Democrat Andy Beshear, LEX 18 News reports.
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We're fearful of turning our back on clubland—it's a playground of the young, so leaving it behind feels like conceding to old age, and accepting death.
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Consider this: in 2015, New Zealand played South Africa twice, Argentina twice, and Australia three times, picking up six wins while scoring 206 points and conceding 129.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Joe Biden's campaign spent the day after the Democratic debate on clean-up duty after conceding Friday night that he probably wouldn't win New Hampshire.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull declared victory on Sunday in a marathon national election, with his coalition government retaining power and the opposition Labor Party conceding defeat.
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After conceding this seat and their majority, they are now desperately trying to claw both back 'like a snarling dog that won't let go of a bone.
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After conceding the opening set, Goffin raced to a 5-1 lead in the second but wasted three opportunities on his own serve to force a decider.
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He even accepts some of the blame himself, conceding in a later radio interview that he is part of the global establishment that Trump is railing against.
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Her appearance, which aides say was planned long before last week's stunning loss, marked Clinton's first public remarks since conceding the election to President-elect Donald Trump.
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These men—they are almost always men—foment havoc and fear, occasionally making reference to lofty ideology and unattainable goals when they aren't conceding more personal motivations.
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Granted, this is relative progress: he's conceding that hockey is less important to Americans than soccer, which would have been news maybe a decade ago, but still.
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Joachim Loew's world champions dominated their group to such an extent that they scored 43 goals — on average, more than four per game — while conceding just four.
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Led by Juventus center back Mehdi Benatia, Morocco came through qualifying without conceding a goal and have four wins and a draw in their last five matches.
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After the June 27 ruling, it appeared as though the administration was conceding defeat, with Justice Department lawyers saying the census would be printed without the question.
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In fact, the overall erotic role-playing communities who populated the server "quickly felt itself harassed" at the Inn too, conceding it to the harassers and abusers.
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Most members felt that maintaining current policy was sufficient, though conceding it may take some time before firms more actively raise prices and wages, the minutes showed.
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This is for good reason, Terunofuji is strong enough that he can often waltz his opponents to the edge of the dohyo even when conceding double underhooks.
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Jammeh's defeat in December sparked celebrations on the streets of Banjul but, after initially conceding defeat, he backtracked and said he would challenge the result in court.
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Late Wednesday, Trump essentially admitted defeat, conceding he would not be able to give his State of the Union address until after the shutdown ends. Check. Mate.
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Conceding, through an aide, that the mural he endorsed via Facebook in 2012 was anti-Semitic, Mr. Corbyn expressed "sincere regret" for not having looked more closely.
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But eventually he changed his mind (something he always was admirably willing to do), conceding in 2004 that information was probably somehow retained in the outgoing radiation.
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Still, they'd often protest, "I can't draw!" before inevitably conceding, and eventually admitting they enjoyed the break from routinely asking to whom they should inscribe the book.
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The aim is not to prevent Burnley's conceding chances entirely — "That's not possible," Dyche says — but to limit the number of "golden" opportunities the opponents might have.
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"Provided the virus situation stabilises, the economy should gradually recover from the second half of the year onwards," it added, conceding that forecasting uncertainties were "extraordinarily high".
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But even conceding the wisdom of lower capital-gains rates, why should they never be taxed at all, even as they are passed from generation to generation?
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But Gantz stopped short of conceding defeat, saying the election could result in another deadlock and he understood and shared his supporters' "feeling of disappointment and pain".
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After government health inquiries, looming potential regulation, and, recently, President Donald Trump's specific call for a ban on flavored vapes, Juul seems to be conceding the point.
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Mr. Trump decided against presenting a defense during a Democratic-run House inquiry he deemed unfair, conceding that a vote to impeach along party lines was inevitable.
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The GOP condemned him, with some members even calling on him to step down and Ryan effectively conceding he won't win the presidency just three days later.
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Yet Governor Philip Lowe also dropped a reference to the economy expanding at potential in his statement, conceding annual growth would slow before picking up next year.
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It hasn't worked to date, and actually probably won't," Smith said, conceding that military conflict could potentially "be the best of a series of very bad options.
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The last World Cup was a classic example where Mexico led the Netherlands until the 88th minute before conceding two quick fire goals to lose 2-1.
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Conceding that the appeals court's ruling on fair use was "not free from doubt," the administration said that on balance the Federal Circuit had gotten it right.
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He had called for a new vote, even after initially conceding the election to Mr. Barrow, a real estate agent and a member of the opposition party.
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Nunes has since walked that claim back a bit, conceding that the application to the court did in fact include a footnote about the dossier's political roots.
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Stephanie Kelton, a prominent MMT economist and former staffer to Bernie Sanders, has admonished Democratic economists for conceding we need to tame long-run deficits at all.
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Yuki Motoya showed additional benefits of conceding the underhook from the top of half guard when knees are fair game, against Allan Nascimento in their solidly entertaining bout.
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"I don't think any black person has ever worn this hat," Brown, 37, says, then conceding, okay, Omarosa Manigault-Newman and Ben Carson have likely donned the cap.
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Even the fiercest detractors of Brett Kavanaugh—who we now know was privately endorsed by Anthony Kennedy—are conceding that he is eminently qualified for the high court.
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Even when the most unusual thing happens, you show a kind of civil-spiritedness by conceding and very publicly kind of acknowledging the importance of democracy, etc. etc.
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It also forecast consumer inflation would hit 1.6 percent the following year, conceding that price growth will fall short of its target for at least three more years.
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Conceding that recent price moves have been "somewhat weak," governor Kuroda said his board will deepen debate at next month's policy meeting on what is keeping inflation subdued.
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"I feel like without the Amazon news, maybe we would have waited a little bit longer," Arriola said, conceding he may have had more wiggle room in negotiations.
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Wood cut a solemn figure post-match, conceding that "obviously, I have to learn to get better" on the wing, but Friday's loss means that luxury is gone.
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Coach Leonid Slutski knows his team must avoid conceding free kicks within shooting range for Gareth Bale, a mistake that both Slovakia and England were punished for making.
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Russian president Vladimir Putin denied Russian involvement in the election last week, conceding only that hackers with "patriotic leanings" could possibly have decided to act on their own.
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"Rather than adhere to the tradition of graciously conceding and wishing the winner well, they've opted to waste millions of dollars and dismiss the democratic process," Conway said.
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There wasn't a hint of conceding defeat: he vowed to soldier on to the next primary, on June 14th in Washington, DC, and to the convention in Philadelphia.
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Gonzalez acknowledged the team's treacherous path last week before a game at Citi Field, when conceding that the Braves' best sources of hope were still in the minors.
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"We do customer satisfaction surveys, and the levels of satisfaction are around 73 percent," Frost said, while conceding that only those who fill out the surveys are counted.
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"I think the information that they transmit might make this possible," Mr. Ionov said, while conceding that lifting sanctions probably was not a priority for any of them.
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Acknowledging the potential blowback, Trump made no commitments about the fate of CSR subsidies, conceding that his proposition may backfire if ObamaCare founders and voters blame the Republicans.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced the decision at a lunch with fellow Republicans on Capitol Hill, conceding what had become clear Monday night: They didn't have the votes.
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Asked in front of a crowd of reporters the morning after when he first learned of the tariff threat, Kudlow took a long pause before conceding: "Last evening."
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Djokovic had five breaks of serve while conceding only a single break point against an opponent, who was yet to lose a set en route to the final.
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In his line of work, the stakes are high: Defeat means conceding more power to the powerful, knowing they'll use it to perpetrate harm against his own community.
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PITTSBURGH — Republicans will not be conceding anytime soon in a tightly contested special election in Pennsylvania, where Democrat Conor Lamb holds a slim lead over Republican state Rep.
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The Kremlin has long been reluctant to admit any involvement in the tragedy, as that would mean conceding that it had a military role in the Ukraine conflict.
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Some of Trump's boosters on talk radio and Fox News may slowly be conceding that the coronavirus is a greater public health threat than the garden-variety flu.
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On Wednesday, Lam announced the withdrawal of the extradition bill, conceding one of the protesters' five key demands, although many said the move was too little, too late.
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On Wednesday, Lam announced the withdrawal of the extradition bill, conceding one of the protesters' five key demands, although many said the move was too little, too late.
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After the hearing, Mr. Issa dropped his head, conceding that finances were tight and that he didn't give Ms. Amadou all the little gifts she would have liked.
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He'd be conceding far more brazen collaboration between WikiLeaks and an authoritarian power than we've seen in the past, which would further damage the group's already fraying credibility.
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Facebook is conceding that when the good kind of social networking is given priority over the bad kind, people are likely to spend less time on the service.
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But Mr. Trump's proclamations that the bureau had abused its power contributed to a perception that the Justice Department was conceding to his wishes, rather than acting independently.
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The report examined the feasibility of the protesters' five demands, and analyzed how conceding to some of them might quieten things down, the individuals with direct knowledge said.
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It's to say that fighting with every available tool is the right strategy, morally and politically, for Democrats — and that preemptively conceding defeat would be a sure loser.
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Still, the shared diagnosis of California's housing problem left many policymakers here in the deeply uncomfortable position of conceding that the Trump administration has made some fair points.
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"It's a big disappointment," opposition Labour leader Jonas Gahr Stoere said, conceding defeat for his party that has been a dominant force in Norwegian politics for a century.
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"I know my body and my physical constitution very well, and I am not a kamikaze swimmer," he said, conceding that he could have used more training time.
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And Exxon Mobil wrote down 3.5 billion barrels of reserves, conceding the oil sands were not economically attractive enough to develop for the next few years at least.
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At the same time, it must consider that conceding in the UK opens the door for similar legislation in other nations such as Australia (more on that later).
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The bidding war was complicated in July after Comcast dropped out of a bid to buy assets of Fox, conceding defeat in a separate bidding war with Disney.
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His margin of victory in November was so slim — a little over 1,100 votes — that Mr. Hurd's Democratic opponent attended new member orientation before conceding to Mr. Hurd.
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Since their defeat many pro-Europeans have kept conceding ground: no second referendum, an end to freedom of movement, prosperity and the future of the union as secondary priorities.
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And, this really only becomes an issue if one person in the partnership actually wants to have more sex, but is conceding to their less-inclined partner, Brateman says.
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In it, she promotes her own growing confidence and independence while conceding she has battled through insecurities, including "health challenges" after she bought her first home at age 25.
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Now, though, just eight days after graciously conceding defeat, Mr Jammeh (pictured) has deprived 2016 of a cheerful ending by declaring that he will not step down after all.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden began Friday night's Democratic debate in Manchester, New Hampshire by conceding that he'll "probably take a hit" in the New Hampshire primaries next week.
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The study finds that when journalists don't fight back against a disproportionate number of attacks on their profession, consumers assume that they are conceding the point that they're biased.
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Peng, ranked number 25 in the world, had no answer to Sharapova's power hitting from the baseline and gave up another break en route to conceding the first set.
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This populist, nationalist age suits the Global Times and its Trumpian instinct that the best defences are brazen ones: coolly conceding opponents' facts while attacking their motives and standing.
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DAN BRENDELAlexandria, Virginia Denis MacShane suggested that David Cameron donned Nigel Farage's mantle and blames the former prime minister for conceding ground to "simplistic anti-Europeanism" (Letters, May 18th).
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While privately conceding the unreality of the green deal, some Democratic lawmakers therefore view it as a powerful slogan, to be replaced by more achievable policy in due course.
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Indeed, 2700st Club reckons that the most dominant women's team in its records was Die Nationalelf in 235, who won that year's World Cup without conceding a single goal.
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He said he would focus instead on ensuring Clinton doesn't get a "blank check" with a Democratic-controlled Congress, all but conceding that Trump would lose the presidential contest.
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The veteran of 25 seasons in Japan's Pacific League took the loss after conceding two runs, four hits and three walks in his six innings while recording two strikeouts.
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A Republican senator, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, fulminated about other Strzok-Page texts that talked about a "secret society" before conceding that the texts may have been a joke.
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But rather than coming out guns blazing, Uber was conciliatory in court, admitting that it made mistakes and conceding that Transport for London was right to halt its operations.
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China's overall debt levels are still high, despite initial results in the deleveraging efforts, she said, conceding difficulties in striking a balance between deleveraging and maintaining steady economic growth.
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Vondrousova has won more matches than any player on the WTA Tour since the Australian Open and has swept through to the final in Paris without conceding a set.
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Form guide: South Korea lost back-to-back friendlies against Northern Ireland and Poland in March, conceding five goals as their porous backline was exposed time and time again.
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This could include conceding to "soft demands from the Islamic community, such as an equitable economy that is more congruent with sharia principles", he said in a recent note.
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However, a source with knowledge of Clinton's strategy said her campaign is no longer focused on reaching millennials through social media, conceding them for now as overwhelming Sanders supporters.
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Admittedly, they came through the qualifying campaign without conceding a goal in the group phase and eliminated the Ivory Coast, who had been to the previous three World Cups.
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However, his AKP candidate and former prime minister Binali Yildirim had declared victory by some 3,000 votes in Istanbul on election night, before conceding that Imamoglu held a lead.
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Marine Le Pen has pledged to form a "number one opposition force" to counter globalization just moments after conceding defeat to her centrist opponent in the French presidential elections.
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After conceding the opener in 29 minutes, Pliskova produced a better second set but failed to deliver consistently as Halep saved all five of the break points she faced.
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Marks & Spencer is to trial an online grocery shopping service this year, it said on Thursday, conceding it could no longer ignore the fastest growing segment of the market.
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The United States completed the first stage with three clean sheets and scored 11 goals without conceding any in a group that also included Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago.
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McCoy's case will now, for the first time, be investigated and litigated by a legal team intent on honoring his vehement protestations of innocence, rather than conceding his guilt.
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While conceding his officers used force on Keeven Robinson, Sheriff Joseph Lopinto said he has not concluded that his deputies administered a chokehold on the man during his apprehension.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney surprised many on Wednesday by conceding a hike was likely to be needed as the economy came closer to running at full capacity.
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Earlier this week, Clinton spoke at an event at New York's Riverside Church, where she discussed conceding to Trump and how she worked to get over the election loss.
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Yet instead of simply conceding, Abrams has cast a cloud of illegitimacy over Kemp's victory, refusing to answer CNN's Jake Tapper as to whether Kemp legitimately won the election.
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Robert Pittenger became the first House incumbent to lose his seat in a primary in the 2018 midterm election cycle, conceding the race Tuesday to conservative pastor Mark Harris.
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"Risks to the economy and price outlook are skewed to the downside," it said, conceding it has proved harder than expected to change public perceptions that deflation will persist.
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Conceding that she is "extremely concerned" about Mr. Trump's standing among blacks, Omarosa Manigault, his director of African-American outreach, said she wanted to bring him before black audiences.
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One senator who did not want to be identified conceding any party losses put the best-case scenario for Republicans at holding on to a 51-to-49 Senate.
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But the two-times semi-finalist at the All England Club began to flag in the first-set tiebreak, losing it 7-3 before conceding the next five games.
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A SETBACK FOR ATLÉTICO Atlético Madrid stumbled in its pursuit of Barcelona for the Spanish league title after conceding two late goals to lose, 2-1, at Sporting Gijón.
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P&G chief executive David Taylor said last week that Peltz had lost the fight, but Peltz said the vote was too close to call and was not conceding.
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The face-up puts the cards on the table, challenging the defense to be faster, quicker, more responsive, or risk conceding two points and/or the occasional shooting foul.
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Gates said he submitted an expense report to President Trump's inaugural committee for reimbursement, conceding he may have received payment for something he shouldn't have, per the Washington Post.
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Virginia Republicans released a statement Tuesday afternoon conceding the race after the "close recount" and said they "stood ready" to forge a bipartisan, power-sharing agreement for the chamber.
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Chirac won, conceding a short-term transition role by the Dutch candidate, but paving the way for Trichet's two-term tenure at the head of the European monetary authority.
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Lopsided party dominance has not brought resignation; instead of minority parties conceding that they lack the numbers to effectively fight back, the mood has grown more tense and vitriolic.
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Last week, Sanders canceled an event in Mississippi where he had planned to discuss racial disparities — all but conceding the state to Biden — to hold a rally in Detroit.
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"We've all invested a great deal of time and energy in doing this work," he said, before conceding the financial strain months without pay has had on his family.
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Gambia had been locked in a tense showdown since Mr. Jammeh was ousted in the election, but after initially conceding defeat, he announced that he rejected the election results.
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When Serena offered her sister a rather dejected handshake after conceding the match with a netted backhand, Venus immediately put a conciliatory arm around her shoulders and held tight.
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Weeks after Uber exited India's food delivery market, conceding defeat to local giants Swiggy and Zomato, a new player is gearing up to challenge the heavily-backed duopoly: Amazon.
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The accord lifted sanctions on Iran over its alleged pursuit of a nuclear weapon in exchange for Tehran accepting limits on its nuclear program and conceding to international inspections.
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Zelenskiy scored a landslide election victory in April promising to end the simmering conflict but, facing pressure from his opposition, he is wary of conceding too much to Moscow.
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What's also changed is that Iranian leaders are conceding that the economic pressures on them are growing – after a long period of insisting they could easily sustain the sanctions.
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After conceding the drivers' title to Hamilton during the past two seasons, and even losing when they were teammates in go-karting as children, Rosberg finally beat his nemesis.
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Conceding that his acting career had peaked, he sat down in his cramped Hollywood apartment and started writing "Sicario," a dark, morally ambiguous drug-war drama with shifting protagonists.
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The BOJ also forecast consumer inflation would hit 1.6 percent the following year, conceding that price growth will fall short of its target for at least three more years.
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Shuster on Thursday emphasized that any infrastructure package must have bipartisan support, conceding that the GOP majority may have to lose some Republican votes to get Democrats on board.
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"I'd like to keep him myself," he said, before conceding that, living in an apartment in Glendale, Queens, he is really not in a position to own a horse.
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Thus, local Republican elites have to choose between supporting Moore or conceding the race to a Democrat, and for the most part, it looks like they're sticking with Moore.
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Nicolas Gueury, who electrified the other set of bells, in 20103, quickly ruled the idea out in an interview this week, while conceding, ''Of course, I've thought about it.
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In 2000, Democrat Al Gore won half a million more votes than George W. Bush nationwide, but lost the presidency after conceding Florida to Bush by only 537 votes.
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Until now, the consensus among many Republicans has been that Trump might not be their guy but he is a better option than conceding the White House to Clinton.
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Forward Wahbi Khazri set up the first goal and scored the second as Tunisia found the net twice in the second half after conceding an own goal in the first.
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Major drugmakers pledged Monday they will soon include price information in television advertisements, conceding to a proposal from the Trump administration, but not going as far as the administration hoped.
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The defeated president, after initially conceding the election, announced on December 9 that he rejected the results, in part alleging foreign interference, and called for his country to vote again.
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"Give your body time to heal and ensure you have had your 6 week check up before starting any exercise routine," she writes, conceding, however, that it could take longer.
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Ryan, the top Republican in Congress, told party lawmakers on Monday he was breaking with Trump and would not campaign for him, all but conceding Clinton would win the presidency.
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Read more: Republican Steve King Wins Iowa House Race Despite Racist Statements —Amber Jamieson Democrat Beto O'Rourke expressed gratitude to his supporters in El Paso after conceding to incumbent Sen.
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Croatia coach Zeljko Krajan was pleased with the opening day's outcome after conceding he had hoped for an upset which would have given his team a commanding 2-0 lead.
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"I have all along supported efforts to clear up the diesel issue at Audi," he told reporters, while conceding that efforts to recover from the scandal were "far from over".
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Yet Republicans are not conceding a more incendiary idea: that, in what seems to be the CIA's view, the authoritarian, anti-American government of Russia tried to help Mr Trump.
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He did not succeed, and eventually lost that game as well, conceding the match after an unexpected, elegant queen sacrifice by Mr Carlsen that made for a remarkable final flourish.
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For now, most Republicans are overlooking Trump's bothersome character excesses — without conceding that his impulsiveness and bluntness may well have contributed to his success after Republican sobriety and traditionalism failed.
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"Sometimes you can actually create as much change with a really transformative loss," Tom Perriello told the New Republic after conceding Virginia's Democratic gubernatorial primary to Lt. Governor Ralph Northam.
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"The problem with the corporate world is WADA doesn't provide the corporate world with any marketable benefits," Reedie said, conceding that he may have been too ambitious in his plans.
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The absence of urgency — and the utter disregard for the bad optics of conceding failure before the clock ran out — strikes a sharp contrast with spending impasses of the past.
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Barclays upgraded Nvidia to overweight on Thursday, citing swelling demand for semiconductors over the next several years and conceding to investors that it was behind the times on the company.
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"That's like saying in baseball that you're a run behind and now you want to add three innings," said Mr. Coats, after conceding that the process has been a slog.
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One member of the House Republican leadership, conceding its majority was now in jeopardy, compared the situation to the 2006 scandal involving a Florida congressman's inappropriate conduct with congressional pages.
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In fairness, Erdogan pushed back on Tuesday, conceding in a CNN exclusive interview that his death -- "I am a mortal, I could die at any time" -- would end his rule.
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In the medium term, the kingdom's strategy of restricting output to prop up prices is unsustainable; it is conceding too much market share to shale and other non-OPEC producers.
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At first, users who reported they were suffering from symptoms such as "severe cough, shortness of breath, fever or other conceding symptoms" were advised they were not eligible for testing.
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Terunofuji looked as powerful as ever in the first few days of the January basho, conceding double underhooks to Shouhouzan, withstanding his full strength, and then simply walking him out.
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" Trump's national emergency declaration isn't popular with the public or lawmakers, and Trump even undercut his own case by conceding when he announced it, "I didn't need to do this.
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Mr. Trump left open the possibility that Prince Mohammed was aware of Mr. Khashoggi's killing — in effect conceding that the prince could have lied to him in multiple phone conversations.
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Her independence is something that is increasingly rare in both political parties today, where conceding that the other side has a point can have a high cost and little reward.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney surprised many on Wednesday by conceding a rate hike was likely to be needed as the economy came closer to running at full capacity.
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After conceding a third-minute goal Wednesday night, the Timbers missed three quality goal-scoring chances and gave up a penalty kick for a goal in second half stoppage time.
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However, rather than simply conceding that Donald Trump "will nearly certainly coast to the nomination," it would also be useful to hear about William Weld's background, qualifications and policy positions.
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Weaver carried a shutout into the seventh inning in his last start Thursday against the Chicago White Sox before conceding a run on three hits in a 3-2 victory.
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Kiffin's move from Florida Atlantic had been college football's worst-kept secret since Friday, and the schools ended all doubt Saturday afternoon by conceding that the deal had been made.
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Volkswagen has broken a longstanding taboo on job cuts, conceding on Friday that it needs to become more profitable to survive what could be a major shift toward electric cars.
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In her first public appearance since conceding the presidential race to Mr. Trump, Hillary Clinton delivered a 2100-minute speech Wednesday night at a gala for the Children's Defense Fund.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney surprised many on Wednesday by conceding that a hike was likely to be needed as the economy came closer to running at full capacity.
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"Don't confuse Roger Stone with the character I play," Mr. Stone said with a chuckle in an interview on Sunday, conceding that he has sometimes sent a "two-martini tweet."
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Mr. Trump tormented public servants and citizens and wounded the country, and, in conceding on Friday after holding the government hostage for 35 days, could claim to have achieved nothing.
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They must hide that their field is willingly conceding traditional American positions to him — our capitalist economic system, law and order, defense and enforcement of our immigration laws, among others.
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No doubt my silence came off as an admission of guilt — little different than vocally conceding to the critics, as the young adult author Amélie Wen Zhao did last week.
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By 1995, the city had begun conceding to nonsmokers, leaving the city's unrepentant tobacco heads searching for chic night spots where they could puff in peace, away from angry stares.
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In particular, while dwelling on Trump's racism is probably smart in some parts of the country, it runs the risk of implicitly conceding that Trump is on white America's side.
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So, while the NFLPA would be conceding to the owners by agreeing to this, the increased revenue makes this "give" much easier to swallow, thus increasing the likelihood of it happening.
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That's why Apple conceding any ground feels like progress—a small flickering candle of hope in the long dark night of Apple rarely acknowledging users' rights to repair their own shit.
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He forged ahead Wednesday even though the Supreme Court had previously frozen his efforts on the matter and the Justice Department, apparently conceding they had a weak case, had given up.
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Trump celebrated it as a move toward world peace, but he was also criticized for ignoring North Korea's human rights violations while conceding to too much from the North Korean leader.
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Some rivals are convinced that any fine is effectively a cost of doing business and it has more to gain in profit from its existing business model than conceding to complaints.
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The city's administrators gave an inkling of their attitude when they first claimed that the railway was responsible for maintaining the bridge before conceding that they were, in fact, in charge.
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During his rehabilitation assignment at Class A Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday night, Kershaw collected five strikeouts in three innings while throwing 34 pitches, allowing no walks and conceding an infield single.
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Trump angry at allies conceding he lost debate Leading up to that debate, Trump's prep sessions included a relatively large group of people, according to a source familiar with the sessions.
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With inflation stubbornly subdued, the BOJ last month ditched the time frame for hitting its 2% goal, conceding that prices will fall short of the target at least until early 2022.
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The BOJ took steps in July to make its policy framework more sustainable by addressing the drawbacks of prolonged easing, conceding that it was taking longer to meet its price goal.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney surprised many on Wednesday by conceding a rate hike was likely to be needed as the British economy came closer to running at full capacity.
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Holly says there are six stages doctors go through that all end with her conceding to let them help so that they will feel better, even though it won't do anything.
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Cruz's team, once confident that they had the money and the map to outpunch and outrun any of their rivals, are conceding to a humbler reality: This will be a grind.
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The violence added to a mounting toll of bloodshed and chaos as Venezuela's opposition vows to step up near-daily demonstrations and Maduro shows no intention of conceding to opposition demands.
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"Another six or seven minutes without conceding, maybe we could have used that to our advantage," said Martin O'Neill, Ireland's coach, with a touch of wistfulness as his voice trailed off.
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The Associated Press called the race, with Sanders conceding via telephone call and Clinton accepting her victory before a small room of supporters in Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip.
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"I would be surprised if we did," Holden told CNN, conceding that he may have "good ideas" but that activating their network would not make the race winnable for the ticket.
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Conceding to the speaker's prerogative, the President will not deliver his State of the Union speech on Tuesday, as originally planned and was invited Monday to do so the following week.
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But despite conceding two own goals and dropping to a 4-1 deficit in the second half, Chelse fought back, stealing a 4-4 draw from the match at Stamford Bridge.
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Hillary Clinton made her first public appearance since conceding to Mr. Trump, holding back tears as she implored her supporters not to lose heart during a speech at a charity gala.
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The Atlas Lions made the finals for the first time in 20 years in style, winning a group that included the Ivory Coast without losing a game or conceding a goal.
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As the recount proceeded Mr. Scott was exhorting Mr. Trump to post bombastic tweets in an attempt to force Mr. Nelson into conceding, according to Republicans with knowledge of the exchange.
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The Afghan government believes it can help make the US plan work; "peace is not a gift of the Taliban" the source said, "peace will be the Taliban conceding to reality."
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In early 2016, Girardi went so far as to say he would recommend banning the use of the shift (while conceding he would use it as long as it remained legal).
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While conceding that a national culture cannot be more than a "guideline," he went on to ask how the country should deal with people who object to adopting those guiding principles.
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Sock led by two breaks at 4-1 in the second set and later had two set points on his own serve in the marathon tiebreaker before conceding it to Thompson.
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Lewandowski, who was campaign manager at the time, initially told the Post that he did not know Ciletti — a longtime associate of his — before conceding that the two knew each other.
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Some GOP sources familiar with the NRCC's operation are conceding the party could lose as many as 15 seats this fall, but that would still keep the House in Republican hands.
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Instead, he should show backbone and humility, by championing the best jurisprudential ideas of his mentor, Justice Scalia, while conceding that the justice was an imperfect preacher and practitioner of originalism.
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It's interesting ... by saying Trump will lose, he seems to be conceding what has become pretty obvious ... that the President will not be removed from office by the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Zuckerberg suggested during the hearing that Facebook plans to use artificial intelligence to better monitor discriminatory practices on the platform after conceding that it struggles to monitor all of the content.
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Bradley noted that instead of looking at the region standings and thinking the United States should protect itself by worrying about structure and discipline and not conceding, Arena demanded the opposite.
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Conceding in part, Republican leaders agreed to remove the state flags adorning an underground subway tunnel — including Mississippi's emblem, which contains the Confederate battle flag — and replace them with commemorative coins.
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According to two government officials, the delay was due to concerns at the C.I.A. that the review process would prohibit evidence elicited by torture—thus conceding that torture had taken place.
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The figures released by the Indian finance ministry are "very fair" in "conceding" that a gap exists, Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank, told CNBC on Monday.
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In addition to conceding with the union on eliminating seniority step raises, MoMA withdrew their proposal to extend the period of time they can use a temporary worker without offering benefits.
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Cassidy has set himself apart from other Republicans in this debate by conceding that some states actually like the Affordable Care Act and find that it works well for their constituents.
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AMMAN/DUBAI (Reuters) - Jordan's designated new prime minister said on Thursday he would drop a proposed tax law, conceding to a key demand of protesters who have already brought down the government.
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Huseman first said he "cannot commit today" to appearing at future hearings, before eventually conceding after Johnson said the council will plan around his schedule to make sure he could be there.
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Here's what happened over the last 2150 hours: All of 2018's high-profile statewide races have now been called, with the Democratic challengers in Florida and Georgia all conceding this weekend.
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Thank you for what you did yesterday morning: summoning courage and smiles, comforting your supporters, congratulating your opponent, and conceding this race you fought so hard and so honorably for so long.
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Anyone would be lucky to have her in their life — yet John acted more and more like he was doing her a favor by somehow conceding to go ahead and marry her.
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He gives Christianity its due, conceding that not all enlightenment began at the Enlightenment and pointing out the imperfections of that era's heroes—the racism of Hume, Kant and Voltaire, for instance.
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Days before U.S. secondary sanctions against Iran's central bank and oil industry go back into effect, U.S. officials are conceding that they will allow certain countries to continue to import Iranian oil.
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In the opening stages, which set the tone for the game as England struggled against waves of American attacks before conceding in the 10th minute, England looked far from organized or compact.
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He insists that "I understand the subway very well," even while conceding that he hasn't actually ridden on the subway since he was a school kid living in Queens many decades ago.
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Pashinyan - a 42-year-old former journalist who has spent time in jail on charges of fomenting unrest - said that on the face of it the ruling Republican Party was conceding defeat.
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On the eve of the caucuses, without conceding defeat, Santorum gave a proper goodbye to a state that has served as a second home to him, and at times, his entire family.
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Trump and his cronies have struggled to figure out their messaging on the Russia story—they've been all over the place, while effectively conceding that the basic facts being reported are true.
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Ranked 15 places below world number 71 Linette because of her absence from the tour, the 30-year-old Russian appeared in control in the next set despite conceding an early break.
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Conceding it was taking longer than expected to achieve 2 percent inflation, Kuroda said global risks have "come to warrant further attention" as China's growth slows and trade frictions hurt business sentiment.
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He now has the power to bypass Congress and end ObamaCare by agreeing with the 6900 states that have sued and settle their current ObamaCare lawsuit by conceding that ObamaCare is unconstitutional.
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Via carrot and stick — conceding U.S. citizenship, pulling the island into the U.S. economy and resorting to political repression — federal authorities cut the independence option at the knees a long time ago.
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During the interview with Vanity Fair, O'Rourke pledged to build his campaign with a diverse team of advisers, while conceding that some voters would be looking elsewhere for a candidate in 2020.
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On Monday, the three lead producers — Mr. Kagan; his wife, Janet; and Paula Marie Black — offered to settle the dispute, conceding the wording in exchange for an end to the legal battle.
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"This place is very much made for gringos — let's be honest," Mr. Bibby said, conceding that he was a bit uncomfortable to be a part of this affluent, New York-centric crowd.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Union should try to limit the fallout from Britain's decision to leave the European Union, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday, conceding that some damage was inevitable.
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Matt Gorman, spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, told NBC News that the party is "absolutely not conceding" to Democrat Conor Lamb in the special election in Pennsylvania's 18th congressional district.
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" "I personally went to Salinas with seven National Guard trucks full of food and water," he said, conceding that "you can always find somebody that hasn't received resources, and I recognize that.
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Udaan was founded in 2016 at the tail end of India's e-commerce frenzy, when scores of startups that had attempted to build business-to-consumer online shopping platforms were conceding defeat.
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"Provided the virus situation stabilises, the economy should gradually recover from the second half of the year onwards," the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs said, conceding that forecasting uncertainties were "extraordinarily high".
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"Provided the virus situation stabilizes, the economy should gradually recover from the second half of the year onwards," the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs said, conceding that forecasting uncertainties were "extraordinarily high".
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Host Alicia Keys opened the awards by addressing Bryant's death, in a "the show must go on" sort-of way, conceding the challenge that posed given the celebratory nature of the event.
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A cabinet reshuffle was not an "immediate task", she added, coming the closest since the unrest broke out in June to conceding that changes in her leadership team were on the cards.
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Sensing that the United Nations commission is serious about cracking down on corruption and that the United States no longer has their backs, traditional elites are gradually conceding that change is needed.
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"For the end of 2019, the financial results were better than expected, which validates our commitment for healthy public finances," the ministry said in a statement, while conceding the economy had slowed.
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Mr. Akhmetov's company, System Capital Management, had understandably opposed the volunteer blockade, but on Wednesday issued a statement conceding that its property in the rebel zone was no longer under corporate control.
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Macron struck a more appeasing tone in the town hall meeting, saying the yellow-vest movement was an opportunity for the country and conceding he should adopt a more inclusive governing style.
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The state argues that the Dumonts are free to work with any other agency in neighboring Ingham County, which has six agencies, conceding that Eaton County where the Dumonts live has none.
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"There were cases where agents initially feigned interest in a valueless item, only to later 'compromise' by conceding it — an effective negotiating tactic that people use regularly," FAIR wrote in a blog post.
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In the end, if it's forced to get a self-driving permit, it looks like it's conceding to play nice with government while the regulators proudly look like they beat Uber into submission.
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In calling for an election in December, Johnson is also conceding defeat: He's failed to deliver on his "do or die" promise to take the UK out of the EU by October 31.
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Al Green pressed Zuckerberg on the diversity of the 21 people who make up the leaders of the Libra Association, with the Facebook CEO conceding that he didn't know immediately about the breakdown.
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But they are worried nonetheless, readily conceding that if Trump loses their state by more than 3 to 5 five points it will be difficult for the incumbent not to get swept away.
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From there the Germans launched the attack that led to substitute Jimmy Durmaz tripping Timo Werner and conceding the free kick that set up the chance for Kroos to curl in the winner.
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Norris is 193-219 with a 250 ERA this season but in his past 50 1/3 innings, the eight-year veteran amassed 29 strikeouts while conceding only seven runs and eight walks.
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And the dust-up over Ryan's strategy to solely focus on down-ballot races and to essentially ignore Trump has other House Republicans angry and accusing him of essentially conceding the presidential race.
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When asked if he believes the election will conclude on Tuesday night, Trump said he would have to look at "what's happening" with voting before conceding — if results appeared to indicate a loss.
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Then he made it clear that, while he wouldn't be conceding just yet, he would be working with Clinton to enact a progressive party platform and defeat Donald Trump in the general election.
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The company is phasing out Edge, which still doesn't claim as much market share as Internet Explorer, the old Microsoft browser, and conceding defeat to Chrome, the most popular browser in the world.
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Paceman Scott Boland made a forgettable debut for Australia as he gave away 74 runs in his 10 overs while the other debutant Joel Paris also went wicketless, conceding 53 in his eight.
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City, who are third in the table, were unbeaten last month, winning all three of their Premier League games, scoring eight goals and conceding once, against West Ham United, Swansea City and Bournemouth.
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Conceding that some elements of ObamaCare might survive might make it easier for Republicans to attract the support of Democrats who live in red states but fear a primary challenge from the left.
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In fact, he has actively worked for the last 18 months to repeatedly roll back protections for our public lands, conceding to industry interests and working to dismantle our country's strong conservation legacy.
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Bevin, for his part, threatened to fight on, but he ended up quietly conceding after more than a week when a statewide recanvass of ballots showed almost no changes in the vote count.
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Penn tried to devise a way to get back to El Chapo, even considering hiding in a friend's trunk for the drive across the border, before finally conceding to conduct the interview remotely.
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One of Wall Street's biggest bears raised his price target for the S&P 22017 on Friday, conceding that he underestimated a number of factors — including tightening credit spreads and strong global growth.
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Merrill's remarks came after Republican candidate Roy Moore's campaign chairman directed the media to Merrill to understand final result procedures and after Moore himself, who was not conceding, suggested he wanted a recount.
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But they have looked less than impregnable in defense, conceding a late equalizer against Russia and a long-range Gareth Bale free kick that outfoxed keeper Joe Hart in the game against Wales.
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" Trump later opened the door to conceding the race to Clinton, the Democratic nominee, if she wins by an overwhelming margin, in which case he said he would accept a "clear election result.
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"Movies used to be an event, you'd get dressed up, theaters had an orchestra," he explained, conceding that some theaters, like the Alamo Drafthouse, are trying to bring back that sort of showmanship.
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Retreating and conceding complete control of the South and East China seas to China would give the Chinese an even greater role in the economy and would greatly expand its strategic military reach.
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" Even Mr. Newsom sounded a cautious note recently, conceding it could take years to erect such a system: "It is not an act that would occur by the signature of the next governor.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - England fans went on an emotional roller coaster ride on Tuesday in Moscow when their team prevailed over Colombia in nerve-jangling penalty kicks after conceding a goal in stoppage time.
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Mr. Downs asked Ms. Abrams how she had reached the decision to make her fiery speech, 10 days after the Georgia election, announcing that she was ending her campaign but, pointedly, not conceding.
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Pliskova's consistency in the baseline rallies was a force to reckon with and Martic had no answer to her superior court coverage, eventually conceding the 96-minute match after saving one championship point.
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"Despite repeatedly conceding responsibility for the action that caused millions of dollars of harm to the Nation and the Navajo people, the U.S. EPA has yet to provide any meaningful recovery," it added.
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Ricardo A. Rosselló of _________ announced his resignation on July 503, conceding that he could no longer credibly remain in power after an extraordinary popular uprising and looming impeachment proceedings had derailed his administration.
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The country's president, Sebastián Piñera, has struggled to quell nationwide unrest over low wages and a high cost of living, despite conceding to demands for a higher minimum wage and higher basic pension.
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The political network funded in part by billionaire libertarian Charles Koch is going to try a new strategy against President Donald Trump's trade war with China after conceding its previous campaign hasn't worked.
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Rosberg heads into Sunday's race at the 4.5-km Hockenheim track trailing Hamilton by six points in the standings, after conceding the championship lead to the Briton at last weekend's race in Hungary.
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We and other seniors' advocacy organizations have long argued that repealing ObamaCare (or allowing it to collapse) would hurt our most vulnerable citizens, while conceding that the law isn't perfect and needs adjusting.
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Ricardo A. Rosselló of _________ announced his resignation on July 503, conceding that he could no longer credibly remain in power after an extraordinary popular uprising and looming impeachment proceedings had derailed his administration.
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The Communist Party considers conceding on foundational issues like the One China policy to be political suicide, as it would leave it vulnerable to claims of being pushed around by a foreign bully.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secured a clear path to re-election on Wednesday, with religious-rightist parties set to hand him a parliamentary majority and his main challenger conceding defeat.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Supreme Court on Wednesday decided to grant Congress the final word on decisions to remove a sitting politician, conceding a victory to lawmakers fighting to shield themselves from prosecution for corruption.
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John Kasich of Ohio, all but conceding the Super Tuesday contests, lamented the demolition derby-like state of the primary contest, hoping his sense of decorum would help him win over voters in Massachusetts.
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Murray Goulburn in April slashed prices paid to farmers for their milk after conceding that its strategy of exporting high-valued products such a nutritional dairy products to countries like China was not working.
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They refuse to set goals, given their poor preparation, but they will at least hope to improve on their previous two finals appearances, when they lost every game, scoring just two and conceding 33.
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As her lackey John Podesta was lying to the confused and crying crowd at her election night party about it not being over, she was on the phone conceding to her rival Donald Trump .
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But three double faults from Kvitova allowed Osaka to break back in the eighth game and the 2018 US Open champion eventually took the opening set in a tie break, conceding a solitary point.
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A person who listened to the call said the reaction wasn't entirely positive -- and that Ryan's comments angered more conservative GOP members who believed the speaker was essentially conceding the presidential contest to Clinton.
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The new appointment suggests Rouhani, who has mostly touted the moderate economic successes of his tenure since global sanctions were lifted under the nuclear deal, is conceding a need for change to defuse criticism.
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But such an idea would ultimately concede that iOS was right from the very beginning, and I don't know if you know this, but Android fans don't like conceding that iOS does anything better.
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In the halls of Congress, there is speculation that US negotiators will bully a "desperate" Britain into conceding things that America can then turn around and demand from the EU, citing the British precedent.
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Jordan's newly designated prime minister, Omar al-Razzaz, said on Thursday he would drop a proposed income tax bill, conceding to a key demand of protesters who had already brought down the previous government.
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They are not going to elect me because of the fact that I&aposm transgender — that&aposs the reality," Hallquist told The Associated Press, conceding: "Obviously, nationwide it&aposs significant, the first transgender governor.
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Significantly, former Sanders advisers such as Zack Exley have drafted a document outlining the case for conceding to Clinton and securing Sanders's political revolution in the party by working for progressive down-ballot candidates.
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"At least with the current 18 to 29 year olds, we don't see a difference in their views compared with older Americans," said Horowitz, while conceding that things could change with the next generation.
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Wallace explained how America has a proud tradition of peaceful transitions of power between governments, with the loser conceding to the winner, and asked Trump, incredulously, whether he would really break from that norm.
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How they qualified: In a relatively straightforward group where Slovakia finished second, England cruised through to the finals with eight wins and two draws — against Slovenia and Scotland, scoring 18 goals and conceding three.
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Germany must eventually follow other European countries in banning new diesel cars, Chancellor Angela Merkel has said, conceding for the first time that diesel's days are numbered in the wake of the emissions scandals.
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Although France must improve in defense after conceding three goals, they know they can score even more as they gear up for a quarter-final clash against a more robust team - Uruguay or Portugal.
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Even as Google was conceding on Project Maven, praising its employees publicly for working to "create a better workplace," in private the company was urging the government to narrow legal protections for workers' organizing.
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This has become a popular stance: Conceding the market is expensive and the mood is getting giddy but expecting an even more intense public-participation phase to carry equities higher before there's any reckoning.
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Manafort is pleading guilty to only two charges — conspiracy and witness tampering — but he is conceding to the other facts in the "criminal information," which establish money laundering and mention the money laundering statute.
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The Run-Up The Football Ferns claimed the Oceania Nations Cup for the fourth straight time without conceding a goal, and with consecutive 8-0 victories in the semifinals (New Caledonia) and final (Fiji).
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The short-term goal is to figure out how we deal with the issues that you guys are appropriately raising," Sanders replied, conceding that "under normal circumstances, I would not be in Burlington today.
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Peter Schmeichel won 129 international caps of his own from 1987 to 2001, but saw his World Cup record of 533 minutes without conceding a tournament goal surpassed by his son at Russia 123.
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While conceding that was true, a Delaware judge said the escape clause still covered anything, presumably including a labor dispute, that could "reasonably be expected" to prevent Cooper from performing under the merger agreement.
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President Emmanuel Macron of France appeared to acknowledge this reality at a news conference in Sofia, conceding that France does not want to get into a trade war with the United States over Iran.
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Even Joe Girardi, the Yankees manager, came very close to hoisting a white flag on the divisional race and to conceding that his team needed to focus on preparing for a wild-card matchup.
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Only eight works from the 22016s and '20123s are being revived, in effect conceding that that era was, as it is now generally remembered, a gloomy mourning period of anxiety, short on pathbreaking inspiration.
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"Today, it's with a heavy heart and profound gratitude that I will suspend my campaign for president," Castro said in a video message, conceding that it "simply isn't our time" to win the nomination.
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In May, just a month before Bookbot ended, Google merged its online shopping service Google Express into Google Shopping, essentially conceding that it could not compete with the retail giants of Amazon and Walmart.
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In conceding their lack of achievement, Republicans sought to direct much of the blame for the shortened recess and the poor Republican showing to the opposition, led by Senator Chuck Schumer of New York.
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Rubio is a frequent critic of the president, and was a top contender for the Republican nomination for president before conceding his bid in 2016 after losing his home state of Florida to Trump.
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"We like to keep up appearances we have a jail in the basement," US House attorney Todd Tatelman told the judge, conceding that the House wouldn't arrest a person for defying a congressional subpoena.
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Bellerin made amends for conceding the penalty by scoring a stoppage-time equalizer for Arsenal, although Chelsea had two further chances with Alvaro Morata firing at Petr Cech before Davide Zappacosta hit the crossbar.
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" The vice president, while conceding that no progress was made in weekend negotiations with senior Democratic staff members, said Democrats "did not dispute our facts" about what he called a "humanitarian and security crisis.
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Peter Shumlin shelved his ambitious plan for a single-payer system in 2014 after conceding it would require "enormous" new taxes, advocates for universal health care are now resigned to a more incremental approach.
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Sarina Wiegman's side have shown they can find the extra gear when needed and have won each of their six matches in the tournament, scoring 11 goals and conceding just three in the process.
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After Canada scored a pair in the fifth end and stole a pair in the sixth the Swiss waved the white flag, conceding the gold to Lawes and Morris with two ends still to play.
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It's an awkward power move, but perhaps less awkward than when it doesn't work, as in the above gif of Trump conceding a tie in his little tug-of-war with Tajikistan's President Emomali Rahmon.
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Conceding that it was taking longer than expected to achieve his 2 percent inflation target, Kuroda said policy makers needed to be vigilant to heightening external risks such as protectionism and slowing growth in China.
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With both Syria and Yemen effectively removed from the military equation to counter Iranian influence, some wonder if Trump isn't conceding that the vow to limit Iran's influence is not something the US can accomplish.
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The U.S. tradition of peaceful transfer of power goes back more than two centuries to George Washington's decision to step down after two terms and John Adams conceding a loss to Thomas Jefferson after one.
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Kuldeep has always looked to be attacking, tempting batsmen with his flighted deliveries and in the process conceding some extra runs, but the assault by England all-rounder Moeen Ali on Friday left him broken.
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What if, for example, if Trump started the debate with something like this: I'd like to start by conceding to my opponent … I concede that she, by a landslide, has better hair than I do.
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A second-half capitulation after captain Laurent Koscielny was sent off resulted in Arsenal conceding five goals for the first time at their Emirates Stadium as they suffered their worst home defeat for 19 years.
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So it's a pleasant surprise to see Apple conceding that people wanting to use an external monitor at high-res, charge iPhones and transfer photos at high speed is more important than sticking to Lightning.
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Trump was unclear about whether Congress might vote to authorize the payments, conceding only that as more time goes on, he does worry that his administration will be held responsible for any problems with Obamacare.
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In her first public remarks since conceding to Republican Donald Trump last week, Clinton said that many Americans were asking whether his victory meant the United States was still the country they thought it was.
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Not surprisingly, Gibraltar's team of amateur players, most of whom hold full-time jobs in Gibraltar's police force, customs office or fire service, lost all 03 of its matches, conceding 56 goals while scoring two.
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Far from backing down, Mr. Sanders promised to take his campaign to the Democratic convention in Philadelphia this summer, raising the possibility that he could remain in the race, without ever conceding defeat, until July.
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A week after conceding nearly 100 points in one of the worst defeats in Super Rugby history, the Sunwolves rebounded at home in Tokyo to beat the Jaguares of Argentina, another new team, 36-28.
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As a practical matter, conceding removes the initial pressure for a speedy official count of the vote to be conducted, said Richard L. Hasen, a professor and election law expert at the University of California.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of homeless people in Britain has soared past 3003,000, with one in 200 sleeping rough, a charity said on Wednesday, conceding the true figure is likely to be higher.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany must eventually follow other European countries in banning new diesel cars, Chancellor Angela Merkel said, conceding for the first time that diesel's days are numbered in the wake of the emissions scandals.
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As I was pondering options, I was thrilled last November to see two fairly obsessive commenters, "Kurt from Switzerland" and "Wmar," voluntarily shed their verified status, conceding that it put them at an unfair disadvantage.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Sunday she would seek direct deals with separate European Union states on migration, conceding the bloc had failed to find a joint solution to the issue threatening her government.
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City are 227 points ahead of Manchester United, who were criticized by manager Jose Mourinho for "childish" mistakes in defense and attack after conceding an equalizer in the fourth minute of added time at Leicester.
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By conceding the race to Mr. Weah, a former international soccer star, Mr. Boakai helped pave the way for the first democratic transition of power in the West African country in more than 70 years.
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" When the presenters raised the possibility of a 1D reunion, the "Two Of Us" hitmaker said: "You've ticked them all off -- trauma, Zayn and we're finally on this one," before conceding and saying: "It's inevitable.
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Libra claims 180 potential replacements for 7 mutineers Now, in another strategic reversal, Marcus is conceding the synthetic currency in favor of stablecoins tied to the local currency in each market that Libra would operate.
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While conceding Democrats have uncovered documents and obtained testimony that details the arrangements at the core of their impeachment case, the president's attorneys counter that none of it comes from anyone with firsthand, direct knowledge.
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Mr. Danilov, the Ukrainian security official, said Iran had been forced into conceding that its military had brought down the jet because the evidence of a missile strike had become overwhelmingly clear to international investigators.
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The loser would have to accept the other as President, without conceding the final vote, and in return would be named Chief Executive Officer—a Prime Ministerial position that doesn't exist in the Afghan constitution.
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"Let's consult our wheel to see who is the big winner of the G.O.P. giveaway this week," Mr. Markey said, essentially conceding that Senate Democrats were all but certain to lose many of these fights.
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While that Ali-Afif combination is always a threat, it was the compact defense that laid the foundation for the run to the title in the UAE, conceding just the one goal in seven matches.
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The Reggae Boyz will be firm underdogs against Bruce Arena's Team USA in Santa Clara but have proved desperately difficult to break down in the tournament so far, conceding just two goals in five matches.
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Maybe he knows that when he doesn't answer a question, people keep asking, so he's un-answering the question about conceding to Clinton so that reporters will stay interested in his thoughts on the topic.
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They won the last two Euros with a combined 23-0-3 record and a 24-4 goal difference, conceding just once in 2012, when even the final was a 4-0 stomping of Italy.
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But in a dramatic turn of events, House Speaker Paul Ryan was forced to pull the bill off of the House floor Friday, conceding that he did not have the Republican votes to pass the bill.
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"The macro-economic impact (of the trade tensions) is an issue of concern," Asakawa said, conceding it took considerable time for G20 finance ministers and central bank heads to agree on their communique's language on trade.
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Negotiations to formalize ties now covered by around 100 separate accords have stumbled in recent weeks with Swiss leaders conceding that Britain's planned exit from the EU has made it more difficult to clinch a deal.
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President Trump thinks conceding that Russia interfered in the 2016 election "would give ammunition to his critics," and becomes agitated by the mere mention of the issue by his aides, according to a Washington Post report.
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The ride-sharing service has also faced difficulty operating in neighbouring China and Hong Kong, with it conceding the mainland Chinese market to Didi Chuxing, and its Hong Kong arm suspending its taxi and van services.
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Bernie Sanders, who has dutifully backed Clinton since conceding the Democratic nomination to her in July, is now vowing to push progressive legislation he campaigned on during the Democratic primaries — whether Clinton supports it or not.
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The problem for Sanders: The six states he's all but conceding to Clinton best the number of delegates up for grabs in the four he said he expects to win by a 2-to-1 margin.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan declined to rule out a potential future White House bid Thursday, explaining in an interview that he doesn't currently have "presidential-sized personal ambitions" but conceding that could change later in life.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. companies, facing investors in their first profit reporting season since Great Britain voted to leave the European Union, are broadly conceding that the so-called "Brexit" could weigh on earnings.
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If the big stays glued to Capela, he's conceding a layup; sliding over to help tips a domino of rotations that ends in an open three or with the driver floating the ball skyward to Capela.
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After first trying to avoid comment about his initial claim — one of the most incendiary charges in recent US political history — Trump's own spokespeople are implicitly conceding that there's no evidence to support his wiretapping allegation.
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Despite arguably playing their best football in the second half against Iceland, pre-tournament dark horses Austria went down 2-1 to the islanders, conceding a stoppage-time goal that sealed their exit from the championship.
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Trump, who has spearheaded the push to economically and diplomatically isolate North Korea, will reportedly ask Kim to dismantle the country's nuclear arsenal without conceding significant ground on economic sanctions, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.
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Donald J. Trump publicly retreated from his "birther" campaign on Friday, tersely acknowledging that President Obama was born in the United States — and effectively conceding that the conspiracy theory he had promoted for years was baseless.
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While conceding a "difficult day" on Sunday, the chancellor said she would continue admitting and integrating refugees, despite rising demands — even, or especially, from her now-wounded conservative bloc — to set limits on the numbers arriving.
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But I hope that Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, who are at the forefront of the push for black stars to boycott the award ceremony, realize they are conceding some of their power by excluding themselves.
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Conceding defeat in his earlier demand that Congress provide him with $255 billion in wall money, Trump agreed to sign a government-funding bill that lacks money for his wall, but prevents another damaging government shutdown.
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While conceding that Republicans would hammer Democrats for providing undocumented residents with federal benefits, Mr. Garcetti noted that the decline of the California Republican Party began after one of its leaders in the 1990s, former Gov.
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However, neither of these incidents passed without controversy, particularly among traditionalists within the Catholic Church who see these softer stances as conceding to the prevailing winds of cultural change at the expense of traditional sexual morality.
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Square one in this case is that the Russian authorities, while conceding that Russian athletes benefited from systematic doping, have tried every which way to insist that this was not ordered or facilitated by the Kremlin.
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After the university's student body president threatened to defund the paper amid media attention, including nationally from Fox News, the newspaper's editorial board released a statement on Thursday conceding the column should have never been published.
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Clinton was considered a huge favorite, but Sanders surged in polls in late 2015 and won 23 states, nearly defeating Clinton before eventually conceding the nomination, endorsing her and campaigning for her in the general election.
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This post-ISIS Syria strategy, as it is dubbed in Washington, is premised on not conceding hard-won geopolitical space that the United States spent blood and treasure cleansing from Islamic extremists to Iranian-backed militias.
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A Sanders adviser said at the time that he was being reassigned due to his experience in the state and because the campaign was "not conceding Massachusetts to anyone," an apparent reference to home-state Sen.
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" After conceding that he had "already admitted to being a playboy," Mr. Simmons, who has faced at least a dozen accusations of sexual misconduct, said that he had "never been violent or forced myself on anyone.
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So Lewandowski happily mimicked it, not just at the hearing but also the morning after, during an interview with CNN's Alisyn Camerota, when he inaccurately described Mueller's report while blithely conceding that he hadn't read it.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has previously weighed in on the social media platform's role in creating filter bubbles, in which people are exposed primarily to information that confirms their own beliefs, conceding it contributes to them.
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" Representative Steve Stivers of Ohio, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, released a gentler statement on Mr. Gianforte's apparent eruption, describing it as "totally out of character" and conceding that "we all make mistakes.
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Correlation is clearly not causality, yet it's interesting to speculate whether this persistent social media campaign is contributing to the growing popularity of the law and whether Democrats are conceding the debate at their own peril.
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Switzerland has not managed much of a sustained threat, but they've had moments and still look capable of equalizing in the second half if they can somehow avoid conceding again against Brazil's raft of dangerous attackers.
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But a recent internal memo from Stepien also tempered expectations, conceding that such a prospect is "challenging," and other White House officials are now saying publicly that retirements are making it tough to retain House control.
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That bill would have eliminated tuition and fees for families making up to $125,000, conceding to Clinton's argument that the government shouldn't have to cover costs for families who can afford to send their kids to college.
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Some conservative members of the Liberal Party blame their centrist leader for a loss in votes that left them perilously close to conceding power, putting pressure on Turnbull to reverse unpopular policies like changes to state pensions.
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In the ad, which features images of Trump with his grandchildren, shows the younger Trump conceding that "in many respects" his father is "a tough guy" before noting that he shows a softer side with his grandchildren.
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After promising in his previous three budgets to open the stalled Yucca Mountain facility in Nevada, Trump is now essentially conceding defeat in the face of widespread opposition in a state he hopes to win in November.
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President Donald Trump is backing down in a standoff over the State of the Union address with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, conceding that he would postpone giving the speech until after the partial government shutdown is resolved.
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Despite already being on the CDC's travel alert, Mexico's health ministry downplayed Zika's threat to tourism on Wednesday, saying its 34 confirmed cases are far from tourist areas while conceding it was "inevitable" the virus would spread.
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