It also contradicts the Saudi government's earlier account of events.
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But it's unusual because it directly contradicts the disruption narrative.
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The video contradicts the accounts of officers at the scene.
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The burkini ban, in particular, contradicts the garment's intended purpose.
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The health minister's statement contradicts earlier reports from customs officials.
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Detective Barbara McClelland told Tronnes the evidence contradicts his account.
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It completely ignores all the evidence that contradicts its claims.
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Rosenthal's family's lawyer has claimed eyewitness testimony contradicts this account.
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That contradicts suggestions that her hiring was a grand conspiracy.
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That directly contradicts Pompeo, who told ABC News on Oct.
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Her conclusion, however, contradicts the very research that she cites.
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That contradicts who I am and why I'm on here.
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This contradicts every GOP talking point about the tax bill.
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Language in the bill boldly and directly contradicts Roe v.
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Take note: Rob Porter's version of events contradicts Kelly's timeline.
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Some of what I discovered contradicts everything we've been taught.
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Additionally, it directly contradicts Kim's desire to stay in power.
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But the video from the march clearly contradicts those claims.
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Upon closer inspection, the image contradicts itself on two accounts.
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However, there is also literature that contradicts this crude simplification.
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But the updated timeline and dispatch audio contradicts that assertion.
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"This completely contradicts the Ministry's guidelines suggested," the doctor explained.
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Even the Chuck Schumer of 85033 contradicts his recent statements.
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Trump's approach to Syria contradicts his vow to contain Iran.
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Beyond that, the policy contradicts views held by most Americans.
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First, it's important to note that other work contradicts theirs.
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The timeline the White House was pushing directly contradicts Trump's story.
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His boss, President Donald Trump, publicly contradicts him at every turn.
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The decision also contradicts the statements of Trump's own top advisors.
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That reporting completely contradicts what Trump explained to Holt last week.
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Anyone who contradicts him is either a liar or an idiot.
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But the Trump administration has produced a blueprint that contradicts itself.
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But his notion of justice contradicts that of the FARC's leaders.
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Aides rarely speak, and he often contradicts them when they do.
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This account obviously contradicts the story being presented by Faraday Future.
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It also directly contradicts his initial promises not to touch entitlements.
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That directly contradicts two days of claims by his communications team.
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This disdain for shareholder views contradicts the ethos of American capitalism.
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The lazy story contradicts itself in ways that undermine the plot.
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This contradicts what the company has said on multiple occasions previously.
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The statement contradicts the public stance of the agency Pruitt leads.
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The book's melody is in how the narrator examines or contradicts
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Their own testimony contradicts the Dems false quid pro quo narrative.
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"The Kingmaker" gradually complicates and contradicts Mrs Marcos's version of events.
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That completely contradicts Trump's previous denials of knowledge of the payment.
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To paraphrase Walt Whitman: If Scripture contradicts itself, so be it.
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Their own testimony contradicts the Dems false quid pro quo narrative.
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How do you deal with a candidate that constantly contradicts himself?
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For King, the policy contradicts a key element in the military.
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But new evidence is coming to light that contradicts that conclusion.
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The new proposal contradicts the Clean Power Plan, introduced in 2015.
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That contradicts the narrative that prosecutors have described in court papers.
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Trump's amorality play contradicts our paeans to the Puritan work ethic.
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It contradicts Trump's campaign promises, and yet he picked them anyway.
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So it slightly contradicts what you're saying, because you're so brilliant.
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That contradicts his recent pledge to get tough on Wall Street.
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But if it in fact contradicts Trump, it's not a surprise.
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But that contradicts what the administration has been saying for months.
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Zellner highlights how physical evidence from the scene contradicts the confession.
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Fox News immunizes its viewers from evidence that contradicts their reality.
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That contradicts widespread estimates, even from conservative and anti-immigration groups.
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And even then, she contradicts herself, preferring the narratives of others.
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Go deeper: Coats contradicts Trump: North Korea unlikely to give up nukes
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Cheney Mason contradicts the assertion that his client got away with murder.
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Why it matters: The denial contradicts U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper's Oct.
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It is kind of strange because it contradicts the initial import data.
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Considering how frequently Trump contradicts himself, we find ourselves in limbo, waiting.
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Do you think that this show contradicts that or represents that idea?
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That contradicts what congressional Republicans — and his own staff — have been pushing.
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This sentiment slightly contradicts what Zuckerberg as been saying for a year.
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The report contradicts a conclusion reached recently by Malaysia's chief law officer.
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We haven't heard anything from Kim Jong Un that contradicts that commitment.
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Yet this directly contradicts what his own lawyer has said in court.
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Others noted Trump's criticism of anonymous sources also contradicts his staffs' position.
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Comey directly contradicts McCabe and says he failed to tell the truth.
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It contradicts the statement that Trump released to the media in 2016.
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Why it matters: This contradicts Chancellor Angela Merkel and other German leaders.
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I move toward the man who contradicts me: he is instructing me.
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Evidence-backed insight emerges in fits and starts and often contradicts itself.
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If religious doctrine contradicts fact, then that religious belief cannot be true.
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The first is that it contradicts both itself and other national rules.
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Engel argued the document "directly contradicts" Trump's claim of an imminent attack.
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" Of course, that contradicts an earlier Politico story — headlined "Ivanka Trump, climate czar?
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New Evidence Contradicts Theory That Easter Island Society CollapsedEaster Island statues, or moai.
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Its founding documents enshrine equality, while much of its history contradicts those values.
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It contradicts the idea that the disease's spread traced back to one man.
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Just as sometimes, often even, it contradicts, and thus works with, the stanzas.
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And that contradicts what President Trump told the New York Times last summer.
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They say the new legislation contradicts Bermuda's constitution, which guarantees freedom from discrimination.
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That contradicts the widespread belief that America's jobs market is fluid and flexible.
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Trump's trade hysteria also contradicts the most important aspect of America's economy: innovation.
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Most importantly, the rep says that tweet contradicts everything Paul's ever stood for.
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But of course, Katchadourian contradicts that formality with her irrepressible urge to play.
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Though Apple offering free keyboard repairs (also, albeit, tardily) contradicts that conspiracy theory.
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"That's interesting, because that contradicts… JUUL could get slammed for that," he said.
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InfoWars' terms of service totally contradicts its core belief of freedom of speech.
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Taylor's testimony contradicts Trump's repeated denials that there was any quid pro quo.
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While it may be true, it contradicts our country's alleged respect for life.
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But a blockbuster report from the Associated Press Tuesday contradicts this official story.
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It also contradicts FBI briefings to Congress, which reportedly have been more circumspect.
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This situation completely contradicts the checks and balances created by the U.S. Constitution.
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" She then contradicts herself by claiming "that doesn't mean the fight isn't urgent.
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The finding "definitely contradicts a lot of opinions on the topic," he said.
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Yet that view contradicts the opinions of many environmentalists and independent energy experts.
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I keep contradicting myself in this section because Westworld, by design, contradicts itself.
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Recent research contradicts this, though, and that should give us all renewed hope.
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Proposal goes against NCAA policy The Tennessee bill also contradicts the NCAA's standard.
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Mark Meadows, a North Carolina Republican, suggesting that his testimony contradicts other witnesses.
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It contradicts everything we know about how racism and sexism work in this country.
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This contradicts what Musk said earlier in 2018 during various earnings calls and interviews.
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That contradicts Trump's earliest statements calling for travel restrictions in response to terrorism concerns.
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The report cites testimony from Bannon, a staunch Trump ally, that contradicts Trump's claims.
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On top of that, testing from a different benchmark maker Futuremark contradicts Geekbench's findings.
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Ana wants to be conversational, but her sister's call for silence contradicts hotel instruction.
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That contradicts what President Donald Trump requested in his budget for fiscal year 2018.
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"That really contradicts the folk wisdom on how to play this game," says Sandholm.
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"This behavior is unacceptable and contradicts our moral standards," Syverud said in the statement.
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"This behavior is unacceptable and contradicts our moral standards," he said in a statement.
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However, Ukraine Ambassador William Taylor's testimony on Tuesday severely contradicts Trump's version of events.
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It's never been easier to stumble across information that contradicts the pillars of faith.
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The conclusion contradicts a favorite talking point of senior members of the Trump administration.
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But it completely contradicts his 53 personal goal to help fix Facebook's gaping vulnerabilities.
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Taking tobacco money contradicts "all ethical principles" of the health sciences, the group wrote.
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"This type of behaviour completely contradicts our standards and our core values," Brace said.
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"The opening of this case contradicts European insolvency regulation," he said in a statement.
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"The reality that we see around us somewhat contradicts the court's decision," said Navalny.
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Trump possibly adding more troops into Afghanistan contradicts what he ran on in 2016.
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This contradicts the commonly accepted idea that having more children accelerates the aging process.
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That statement contradicts the latest long-term forecast by the U.S. Department of Energy.
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Luckey says he's voting for Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson Luckey's story directly contradicts this.
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Another blatantly contradicts fundamental international obligations established by numerous treaties ratified by the Senate.
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The information contradicts the reasoning for Comey's firing as explained by the Trump administration.
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That contradicts earlier Obama administration claims that the payment and prisoner release were unrelated.
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It contradicts the classical view of emotion that has persisted for two thousand years.
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But it definitely contradicts the image of Trump as spokesman for the economically struggling.
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This directly contradicts a government-commissioned independent review that found the project economically viable.
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To the Editor: Your editorial contradicts our research showing excitement for self-driving vehicles.
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Bolton's relentless advocacy of regime change contradicts the isolationism Trump touted during the campaign.
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I oppose abortion because it contradicts the Christian teaching that every life is sacred.
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The S.E.C. suit, an official document based on information gathered by investigators, contradicts that.
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Bolton&aposs revelation "directly contradicts Trump&aposs absurd defense on the facts," he said.
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Like the other great American poet of her century, Walt Whitman, she contradicts herself.
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Republicans say they believe in local control, but preventing local wage increases contradicts that.
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The AfD goes further than the CSU by saying that Islam contradicts German's constitution.
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That idea directly contradicts what Ford herself told independent prosecutor Rachel Mitchell -- under oath!
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That contradicts previous reports that suggested Amazon would skew toward a cheaper price point.
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Here's a particularly interesting recipe for roast chicken that contradicts some of those teachings.
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The report contradicts the rationale behind two of President Trump's top foreign policy positions.
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And it formed without a solid core, which contradicts other models of planet formation.
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For Augur, the prospect was too risky because "it contradicts international sanctions," Talesnikov said.
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This contradicts what Jolie has previously said about Pitt's parenting style in the past.
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The advice to "stop looking" completely contradicts how ambitious people are generally taught to behave.
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"When she constantly contradicts herself I find myself thinking "doesn't she know there are cameras?
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Recent research contradicts the earlier expectation that isotretinoin itself could lead to depression or suicidality.
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The young girl in my image is defiant in her demeanor and contradicts that belief.
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"The video flatly contradicts the self-serving accounts of the police officers involved," Taylor said.
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Mnuchin's description contradicts an earlier statement from Navarro, who said Lighthizer would head the negotiations.
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The account contradicts its own earlier claim that Khashoggi left shortly after arriving the consulate.
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But most of all, it contradicts everything that makes us the envy of the world.
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" But everything else in Benedict's book contradicts the assertion that all cultures are "equally valid.
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This contradicts your assertion that massive voter apathy resulted in a "dismal" drop in turnout.
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The discovery contradicts theories that a star so small could form a planet so large.
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Thank you for this mixed message that contradicts what you stand for in every way!
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If that is true, it contradicts a lot of news reports that is out there.
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The protesters' account contradicts official statements that China's law enforcement officials had done nothing illegal.
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Trinity didn't return several requests for comment, but Heard's account contradicts the state's official explanation.
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This contradicts the narrative of continued job growth, and could suggest a slower pace ahead.
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This research contradicts a somewhat similar study carried out by the U.S. government in 1953.
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Denying that risk contradicts most people's inherent understanding of safety as a cost-benefit equation.
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But she is a liar, and her specific lie contradicts Cohen's claims: She did steal.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.), adding that he thinks it contradicts Trump's "insurance for everybody" promise.
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This contradicts the statements from others that this had nothing to do with the campaign.
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And there is no structure or system in church life that contradicts any of this.
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This private message contradicts senior administration officials' public claims that the US economy remains strong.
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This private message contradicts senior administration officials' public claims that the US economy remains strong.
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"What you told Mr. Lieu really contradicts what you said in the report," Lesko asserted.
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"The opening of this case contradicts European insolvency regulation," Lucas Floether said in a statement.
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The current position of Democratic candidates on this also contradicts prior positions of party leadership.
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RELATED: Trump contradicts self repeatedly in immigration meeting Still, Trump, seated between top Democrats Sen.
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The weight of evidence, other witness testimony, and simple common sense contradicts Sondland's account here.
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The self-seriousness of their demeanor completely contradicts both the song and their metallurgic presentation.
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That contradicts party promises in January that their 2018 resolution would aim to be balanced.
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The statement contradicts the findings of U.S. intelligence agencies as well as ample circumstantial evidence.
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The link he drew between market performance and G.D.P. growth also contradicts his own comments.
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Second, the maintenance of anonymity on behalf of buyers contradicts a promise of clear provenance.
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Fox News and Trump are able to immunize viewers from evidence that contradicts their reality.
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The move contradicts Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's efforts to brand himself as a reformer.
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So I don't see anything in this virus, even though it's novel, [that contradicts that].
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But it also may lead us to ignore evidence that contradicts what we already think.
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This report contradicts company statements that it only made its technology available to government agencies.
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When confronted with evidence that contradicts his own in his now-famous daily 7 a.m.
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That opposition isn't just political but literary: His story contradicts the idea of literature itself.
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Williams' allegation that Apple searched his text messages contradicts the company's repeated commitments to privacy.
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It also contradicts the structure of federal immigration law, which is the province of Congress.
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Trump's budget, and attendant priorities that drive it, fundamentally rejects and contradicts this bipartisan consensus.
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Purchasing an idea contradicts an industry that is predominantly concerned with owning and displaying objects.
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Today, the Benteng Chinese community contradicts many of the stereotypes about Indonesia's ethnic Chinese community.
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It's a choice that directly contradicts the comics, but oh man, is it a good one.
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The report contradicts a claim made by Fernandez's lawyer that he was not driving the boat.
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However, this contradicts the first 'have one big Kop' rule – stadium design is never straight forward.
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The White House won't like that because it contradicts several claims they've made on the issue.
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But that contradicts the explanations in the Department of Justice letters referenced in Trump's firing letter.
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But the spiky call contradicts the two leaders' earlier accounts that the call had been cordial.
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The finding contradicts Trump's claim last week that he has completely removed himself from his companies.
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That contradicts Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow, who twice said Trump played no role in the statement.
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"The split clearly contradicts the goal of a more integrated EU internal market," E-Control said.
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Because it contradicts what they say, which is that Western liberal values are incompatible with Islam.
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Udall then pointed to an internal email from Pruitt's former security chief that contradicts Pruitt's testimony.
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That contradicts other studies, which have found a link between access to health care and longevity.
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If accurate, The Wall Street Journal's account contradicts Trump's frequent denials of involvement in the payouts.
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The principal's telling of LGBTQ relations at the school also contradicts some other first-hand accounts.
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" That depiction contradicts Trump, who called the policy on ZTE part of a "larger trade deal.
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That contradicts pledges each company has made to stop procuring palm oil that contributes to deforestation.
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Not taking them in contradicts the very identity of tolerance and acceptance the country stands for.
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It has been blocked by lower courts that have ruled that it contradicts Supreme Court precedent.
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"They are an industry with a set of objectives that flatly contradicts public interest," Kleiman said.
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This guideline advice contradicts modern nutrition science which shows that fats, including saturated fats, aren't unhealthy.
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To be clear, my assessment here contradicts the dictionary, which does say windmills can generate power.
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The "After Action" report also contradicts the Trump administration's claims that its disaster response was adequate.
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Scoring by ideological groups also contradicts Mr. Biden's claim that he has an exceptionally liberal record.
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Indeed, as Crews repeatedly demonstrates, Freud contradicts himself enough that no monolithic psychoanalytic theory ever existed.
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Bogle even contradicts Vanguard's own research — that international diversification is crucial for a good investment strategy.
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As Trump speaks, moving text at the bottom of the screen contradicts each of Trump's claims.
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That tweet also contradicts the explanation offered by Trump for firing Flynn in the first place.
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Tigar, an Obama appointee, has argued that the rule contradicts existing asylum laws created by Congress.
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The Point: Call Graham's "explanation" what it really is -- bad spin that directly contradicts known facts.
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Bolton's tweet directly contradicts comments that Trump had made earlier in the day to Fox News.
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Republicans will argue that Sondland's additional testimony, which contradicts his original statements, makes him less credible.
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The third thing we learned is that much of Trump's policy agenda contradicts his core philosophy.
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This view contradicts Siluanov's position, who said that the rule on dividends should not allow exceptions.
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Adding crystal chandeliers, polished brass railings and marble tiles in reality contradicts the building's historic integrity.
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Prosecutors claim that incident contradicts what the juror told VICE News about lying to the judge.
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Curious people, Kahan explains, are more likely to seek out information that contradicts their preconceived beliefs.
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Cohen's story about Trump's conversation with Stone also contradicts what Trump reportedly told Mueller in writing.
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Iran's foreign ministry spokesman on Tuesday said Trump's offer to negotiate with Tehran contradicts his actions.
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Hyperallergic has been unable to discover any ruling by the Tribunal that contradicts the 2010 registration.
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And we're going through all the places where the Mueller report contradicts testimony of sworn witnesses.
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As a matter of policy, nothing Diaz-Balart said contradicts anything Haley said, or vice versa.
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She has a stronger and interrupting voice, one that challenges and contradicts and refuses to be sublimated.
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The report also directly contradicts Ivanka's claims in an interview with ABC's Abby Huntsman in early February.
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This contradicts previous beliefs that the grain had only been introduced 1,000 years later for farming purposes.
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Ahmed's bravado contradicts European politicians' claims that the deal with Turkey has broken the smugglers' business model.
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"The written record directly contradicts their findings, and I hope Congress has that information," said this official.
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Teaching at a public school shouldn't mean endorsing an ideology that denies or contradicts your core beliefs.
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"These people who throw around 'spoiler' are ignorant of the research that contradicts their thinking," Winger said.
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Separating children from their parents contradicts everything we stand for as pediatricians—protecting and promoting children's health.
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For each paper, Scite lists other work that mentions it neutrally, supports it or contradicts its findings.
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For instance, Taylor's testimony contradicts the claims of Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union.
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Also, there's ample evidence that contradicts the "temperature shapes culture which shapes violence" argument that animates CLASH.
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That corroborates claims in the whistleblower complaint and contradicts the government's official reasoning for her return stateside.
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Giuliani, however, seems determined to discredit the Russia investigation altogether, regardless of who he contradicts — even himself.
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At the same time, these users distance from reliable information sources reporting news that contradicts their beliefs.
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Leaked Transcript of Private Meeting Contradicts Google's Official Story on China Ben Gomes runs search for Google.
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Trump's open-armed embrace of Duterte also contradicts the wider US government response to the drug war.
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Sometimes I think he gets himself in trouble and contradicts himself, but -- KURTZ: Walks it (ph) back.
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Meanwhile, a lot of correct information might not do much good if it contradicts our existing beliefs.
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He gives the sense of making some things up as he goes along, and sometimes contradicts himself.
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"The authoritative position set forth in the AG memorandum squarely contradicts the court's determination," DOJ lawyers wrote.
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And again, there was no difference between male and female study participants, which contradicts US government guidelines.
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Adams has claimed, doggedly, that the site was not his work, though some evidence contradicts his claim.
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Separating children from their parents contradicts everything we stand for as pediatricians — protecting and promoting children's health.
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This directly contradicts what Trump told Lester Holt in an interview last May on NBC News: Pres.
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He's right, of course — and it is this very rightness that contradicts the spirit of his dissent.
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The Trump rollback of vehicle emission standards directly contradicts a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision, Massachusetts v.
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Planned Parenthood argues that the state law contradicts Supreme Court precedent established by Whole Woman's Health v.
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The essential thing to keep in mind is that "bad" is anything that contradicts the Second Amendment.
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Schiff said some information in the transcript contradicts facts and other testimony related to the Russia investigation.
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President Trump, after all, has in the past ignored scientific advice that contradicts his pro-industry agenda.
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That finding contradicts Russia's suggestion that the aircraft was brought down by Ukraine's military, not the separatists.
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This statistic points in favor of the right's push for comprehensive tax reform and certainly contradicts Sen.
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But then sometimes we had to go back and say we have new information that contradicts it.
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The federal government is fueling that crisis by promoting flawed nutritional advice that contradicts the latest research.
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Though employing the same foggy, descending guitar, Clark's mature eloquence contradicts Nico's childlike version of the song.
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Hoffine on Monday said Republican opposition to a hearing over Garland contradicts decades of American judicial history.
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The suggestion directly contradicts recommendations put forth in recent days by government agencies and public health experts.
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Fred Upton of Michigan, directly contradicts the defenses that Republicans have deployed for the earlier MacArthur amendment.
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Nord Stream 2 contradicts a policy of greater energy independence and undermines the envisaged European Energy Union.
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Education should make it easier for you to look for and accept evidence that contradicts your views.
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It's another to keep on believing once you're confronted with something that contradicts what you've been taught.
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When you're a weather presenter and your watch contradicts your forecast....😆🔊Sound on👇 pic.twitter.
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Human beings are fact-resistant, never more so than when a fact contradicts a closely held belief.
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This contradicts the argument that any variation from the straight male norm is bad for fighting spirit.
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That contradicts Trump's main defense - that there was no explicit exchange of favors between the two countries.
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Brexit, in this reading, contradicts an old perception of Britain as a pragmatic, undramatic sort of place.
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Intentions are hard to get at, especially with a man like Mr Trump who routinely contradicts himself.
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Hakim cites the report where it supports his conclusions, but not in the places it contradicts them.
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Next up is a theory I've developed that sort of contradicts the first point but doesn't really.
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Erdogan's account fully contradicts the Saudi government narrative that Khashoggi was killed in a "rogue operation" gone awry.
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I recognize that this contradicts my early etiquette rule—to not treat the platform like a social network.
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The petition has been spreading across the internet, but directly contradicts what she said just the day before.
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The statement contradicts Somali officials' acknowledgment that 10 civilians, including children, were killed in the US-backed operation.
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In his testimony, he admitted approving raises for two E.P.A. officials — which contradicts what he previously told Fox.
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But the exposure alone contradicts the Indian government's claims that the Aadhaar system as a whole is secure.
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Assange's refutation of Russian involvement contradicts the joint report released by the FBI and the CIA on Dec.
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This situation heavily contradicts our mission, "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful".
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Equally puzzling and concerning is that the goal of the commission directly contradicts the President's decisions to date.
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"I strongly condemn and reject racism as a norm of conduct that contradicts modern human relations," Balakov said.
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"What it shows, I think, contradicts the synopsis given by the government as to what happened," Montgomery said.
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This development contradicts fund managers' expectations that things could turn around after the harsh pain of bank recapitalization.
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Facebook has said that it doesn't want to influence voters, but that directly contradicts its own marketing efforts.
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Keane has decided what the story is and she refuses to even listen to anyone who contradicts that.
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The news also contradicts previous claims from the FBI that investigators are focused only on a single phone.
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A forthcoming paper by George Borjas, an economist at Harvard, revisits the boatlift and contradicts Mr Card's conclusion.
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But the idea of increasing troop levels there contradicts his "America first" pledge to avoid sustained military intervention.
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That contradicts comments by Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook in a July 24 "State of the Union" appearance.
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He favors the predominant theory, RNA World—even though one could argue that theory contradicts his central thesis.
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But the other problem is that it contradicts Trump's own reasoning for firing Comey in the first place.
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Riverkeeper's claim that "we have enough power capacity" to replace Indian Point contradicts New York's independent grid operator.
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That view contradicts the findings of most climate scientists and the long-standing conclusion of the EPA itself.
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Kehinde Wiley's portrait of the former president contradicts the impression he often made in office of being detached.
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Nothing in the emails directly contradicts Kavanaugh's testimony before the Senate when he was a circuit court nominee.
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That contradicts claims by President Trump's administration, whose approval is required for the document to be released officially.
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The manuscript directly contradicts the defense team's insistence that Trump did not explicitly tie the aid to investigations.
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But a copy of this still-confidential report reviewed by The New York Times contradicts Mr. Starr's claims.
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Creditors say the act contradicts federal bankruptcy law, which prohibits states from making their own debt restructuring laws.
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We talk about borrowing words from a text and creating something that disagrees with or contradicts the text.
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Mr. Tillerson's suggestion that Russia's ties with Mr. Assad would diminish the country's standing contradicts Moscow's recent experience.
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His statement contradicts evidence in a confidential Justice Department report from 2006 that came to light last year.
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That assertion -- No chaos, No chaos, You're the chaos -- directly contradicts what Trump himself said on Saturday night.
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This contradicts Trump's earlier claim that he fired Comey due to his mishandling of the Clinton email investigation.
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"This contradicts what some suppliers have been telling their customers," Rupert Evelyn, a reporter for ITV, wrote on Twitter .
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It is its own form of protest that complements, not contradicts, the civil disobedience that challenges the state itself.
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"Separating children from their parents is unconscionable and contradicts the most basic of American family values," the letter stated.
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"The video evidence completely contradicts the narrative given by the police," Howard's attorney Andrew Stroth told BuzzFeed News Thursday.
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Jim Jordan, Devin Nunes and Michael McCaul claim the whistleblower's complaint contradicts the Trump administration's summary of the call.
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The very act of stating that someone cares about you but you don't care about them contradicts the assertion.
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This contradicts Mr Netanyahu's stated position of favouring a deal to recognise two separate states for Israelis and Palestinians.
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But Ginsburg, the court's most senior liberal justice, said the idea contradicts the premise of an independent judicial branch.
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This advice contradicts every political strategy that suggests candidates should move to the center during the general election fight.
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As she contradicts herself again and again, Dr Jordan becomes increasingly enthralled by her, ultimately losing his professional detachment.
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YouTube has experimented with redirecting jihadists away from extremist videos to content that contradicts what they have been watching.
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And absolutely contradicts the intelligence that was produced and resulted in the January 2017-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: He has lied.
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If true, Cohen&aposs story contradicts previous claims that President Trump did not have prior knowledge of the meeting.
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But a 2016 think tank study by the RAND Corporation commissioned by the Department of Defense contradicts Hartzler's assessments.
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The report contradicts President Trump's often-expressed belief that the investigation was rigged to get Clinton off the hook.
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The clip shows an animated Clinton's nose growing while text contradicts the real version's remarks about the controversial device.
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The Daily Caller's Jacob Bojesson has gone so far as to cite a source that contradicts his Islamophobic point.
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It has said Trump's offer to negotiate contradicts his actions and accused Washington of trying to foment regime change.
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This directly contradicts the White House, which said the president's son-in-law secretly met Gorkov for diplomatic reasons.
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So he cannot, in good conscience, create a cake for an event he says contradicts God's teaching, he said.
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" #Romania's @KlausIohannis contradicts @VDancila_PM: "The final decision about moving the embassy from Tel Aviv to #Jerusalem rests with me.
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Indeed, study after study shows that encountering information that contradicts people's preëxisting beliefs often just makes them double down.
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But most economists say that growth rate is not sustainable — a claim that directly contradicts what Trump has said.
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Paradoxically, putting up the sign contradicts the stance taken by lawyers acting for the Till family at the time.
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The question contradicts the argument for feminism which Adiche has advocated in her books and public engagements, they said.
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" The Medical Library Association and the Association of Academic Health Science Libraries said the proposal "contradicts our core values.
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The remark contradicts Sanders's comments in March, when she told reporters that Trump did not know about the payment.
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But if you take that title as any kind of larger credo, Shura contradicts it with her own work.
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Such conduct undermines our Fourth Amendment values and contradicts the government's claim that the authority is focused on foreigners.
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In his order, Tigar said the rule is likely invalid because it contradicts existing asylum laws created by Congress.
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The development, however, contradicts repeated assertions from top administration officials that only Congress could act to end the separations.
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It even says my political party skews liberal, which is odd since that contradicts the earlier political party suggestion.
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This contradicts studies that found that Antarctic snowfall has remained largely constant over the past several decades to centuries.
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" But Ryan's small-government defense contradicts President Donald Trump's repeated promises that his plan would provide "insurance for everybody.
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Razborov purports to have discovered an error in Blum's paper: Blum's main argument contradicts one of Razborov's key assumptions.
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In other words, this stealth capital-gains tax contradicts the entire purpose of an otherwise prosperity-generating tax bill.
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But this sharply contradicts the findings of another federal survey, the National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH).
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"The special counsel has issued its indictments, and nothing we found contradicts their conclusions," he said in a statement.
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That directly contradicts the intelligence community's assessment from January 2017, which clearly states that Russia wanted Trump to win.
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The analysis contradicts the idea promoted by the U.S. that forces loyal to President Nicolás Maduro were to blame.
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Not everyone agrees that this approach to weight loss is superior, and there's high-quality evidence that contradicts it.
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Take a Number A large study of drinking habits in 195 countries contradicts widely shared advice on healthy drinking.
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Judalon is an unmitigated disaster, and her testimony to police and in court contradicts his assertions at every turn.
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Mr. Trump contradicts himself without hesitation and doesn't seem to recognize any conflict between his past and present beliefs.
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But Trump's claim that he "terminated" the mandate contradicts the legal arguments his own administration has made in court.
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" Harm Bandholz of UniCredit said, "The C.B.O. strongly contradicts the administration's claim that the stimulus will pay for itself.
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That contradicts Sanders's and his followers' contention that his candidacy would rouse legions of dormant and first-time voters.
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Amer's letter also contradicts a common perception of Johnson: that the ardent critic of the drug war smokes marijuana.
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The author's tweet in support of an anti-trans activist contradicts the messages of acceptance found in her stories.
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When you look at Trump's American idea you realize that it contradicts the traditional American idea in every particular.
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If we all now dismiss as unconvincing any information that contradicts our opinion, you get, well, the Trump Administration.
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The I.R.S. data on the level and trend in self-employment contradicts information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Democrats say the GOP memo contradicts its own premise that the Russia investigation began with Page and the dossier.
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Read more from The Hill: FBI chief contradicts White House account on Porter background check View the discussion thread.
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That same video contradicts Van Dyke's core contention that McDonald was approaching him at the time he was shot.
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That narrative, however, contradicts ample evidence that the agents went to Turkey with the intent, and tools, to kill.
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He contradicts his earlier decision to admit responsibility to now say he had nothing to do with the photo.
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Remarkably, nothing in the regulatory record contradicts this set of facts, as three Federal District Court judges have found.
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This Jane Doe plaintiff gave sworn testimony in a prior matter that flatly contradicts what she is now alleging.
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This is our inclination to eagerly accept any information that confirms our opinion, and undervalue anything that contradicts it.
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The report directly contradicts Mnuchin's view that AI is decades away from having a significant impact on the US economy.
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Others have a heritage, too, and that flags contradicts a lot of feelings about what our heritage ought to be.
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Slim Jxmmi's "Nothing For Christmas" is the more upbeat of the two, a skittery, hyperactive song that contradicts itself repeatedly.
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Fairness demands that we assume he is innocent and then look at the evidence to see if contradicts that assumption.
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Selectively ignoring the robust evidence that contradicts you may win you a debate in the eyes of the general public.
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The research contradicts a forensic analysis of the remains in 1941 that described the bones as belonging to a male.
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"We've seen some folks argue that effects ought to accumulate over time, but this study contradicts this claim," Ferguson added.
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In a new interview with Florida news station WFTV, Mason contradicts the assertion that his client got away with murder.
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This finding directly contradicts that of an early paper on the EITC, by Georgetown's Nada Eissa and Harvard's Jeffrey Liebman.
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This contradicts early reports that seemed to indicate that Amazon's Prime Day 2016 U.S. sales were flat, according to ChannelAdvisor.
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His unquestioned authority, some say, has made it more difficult for the party apparatus to deliver news that contradicts him.
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However, we have video evidence that clearly contradicts the claims made by the plaintiff and believe they are without merit.
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But that contradicts the language in the document, which describes its testing of a "self-driving system" around San Francisco.
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In present day, Bryce crafts a story about Hannah that deeply contradicts with the one she told on the tapes.
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"The behavior shown contradicts to the 'IKEA spirit' that founder Ingvar Kamprad talks about, being helpful and responsible," Xinhua wrote.
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The news somewhat contradicts what Mark Zuckerberg said to calm users of WhatsApp when Facebook acquired it in early 2014.
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Why it matters: The report contradicts the public line from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is also Israel's foreign minister.
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That contradicts repeated assertions by Barr that the OLC ruling was not the only reason that Mueller didn't indict Trump.
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The only problem with Sanders' position is that it flatly contradicts Article VI, which explicitly bans religious tests for office.
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That study, however, contradicts a body of evidence showing no firm link between men's reproductive health and mobile phone use.
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Separately, Fox News obtained a written declaration from a man Ford used to date that he claims contradicts her testimony.
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A news release from the Public Ministry contradicts this report, saying that Colmenares died from injuries suffered during an explosion.
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Presented with evidence that contradicts a belief that is dearly held, people have a tendency to ditch the facts first.
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Another finding in rowers, which contradicts traditional "manual handling" training, is that they load their backs with a bent spine.
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The report directly contradicts Trump's claim that Comey directly told him he was not the subject of an FBI investigation.
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Why this is so newsy: It contradicts what President Trump, Donald Trump Jr. and their lawyers have all repeatedly said.
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The groups said Mr. Newby's February action contradicts the commission's mission to provide an easy form to encourage voter registration.
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The bribery allegation also contradicts the Democratic talking point that impeachment is a political process rather than a legal one.
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Their growing influence also contradicts those who claim that Muslim leaders have been silent in the fight against violent extremism.
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Taiwanese voters have rejected the legalization of same-sex marriage by passing a referendum that contradicts a Constitutional Court ruling.
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To the extent that any person or any publication, contradicts these teachings, it deserves to be condemned by the ADL.
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This directly contradicts the government's commitment to the court that NO ONE would be removed until tomorrow at the earliest.
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Their statement contradicts that of the state, which said he was pronounced dead 15 minutes later, at 9:51 p.m.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer defended Apple on Tuesday, saying a recent rare downgrade report "directly contradicts" the tech giant's earnings call.
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The report contradicts the conclusions drawn from multiple U.S. intelligence agencies, which hold that Russia sought to help elect Trump.
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Combining the two issues contradicts his administration's characterization of the telcom company as a national-security risk, unrelated to trade.
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"This conduct contradicts (German) constitutional principles," added Voges, who is representing Neusser, the highest-ranking of the six people charged.
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It's more of how people perceive how Muslims should act and what contradicts that, which is a whole other thing.
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But his principal envoys have been crisscrossing the Middle East, conveying a message that directly contradicts the President's initial statements.
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"It's a very compelling witness today that is giving testimony that contradicts some of the testimony we heard," said Rep.
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"The demand is discriminative; it contradicts both the democracy and freedom of speech principles," Ms. Simonyan wrote on RT's website.
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He asserted that his former lawyer asked him directly for a pardon and was denied, which contradicts Mr. Cohen's testimony.
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Her assessment contradicts the prosecution's timeline, which has Syed and Wilds burying Lee's body about five hours after the slaying.
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But the president's subsequent explanation could prove dangerous, as it contradicts officials' attempts to keep infected people away from others.
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And simply stating factual information that contradicts deeply held beliefs is often not enough to combat the spread of misinformation.
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Such lobbying contradicts recent evidence that 88 percent of Americans support this new civil right crafted for the digital age.
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But Monday's report from Dragos contradicts that analysis, pointing out that there's no evidence connecting the Dustman and EKANS attacks.
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This new interview also contradicts a 2001 photo that has circulated of Andrew with his arm around a teenaged Giuffre.
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The effort by Trump to delegitimize the process as a "political coup" and an "overthrow attempt" contradicts those express terms.
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This contradicts the theory that the range of human sounds has remained unchanged since Homo sapiens emerged 300,000 years ago.
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But Grassley's staff has now obtained a sworn affidavit from an FBI agent that directly contradicts the former director's assurance.
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That narrative, however, contradicts ample evidence that the agents went to Turkey with an intent, and the tools, to kill.
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Reflecting international scepticism over its account, a senior Saudi government official laid out a new version that contradicts previous explanations.
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Wildlife advocates said that move contradicts the agency's decision last year to extend Endangered Species Act protections to African lions.
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"The Ministry of Finance cannot support a ruling which sets a tariff limit and contradicts ... our international obligations," Markarova said.
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It also has very limited exceptions for maternal or fetal health, which contradicts the Supreme Court's requirement in Roe v.
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And their understanding of how people use naloxone contradicts what people who use drugs actually say about their own experiences.
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"This contradicts Article 9 of CEDAW which calls for equal rights with respect to citizenship," Shrestha told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"Even when people have knowledge that directly contradicts false information, they fail to detect that it is false information," said Butler.
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It's motivating people to be curious, and to seek out information that contradicts what they believe in an open-minded way.
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"This contradicts the notion we cannot attract these kind of companies from China," said David Webb, an independent investor and analyst.
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There's nothing in Tubman's life or legacy that contradicts any points of modern-day conservative ideology or Republican Party policy ideas.
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He also explained that this move contradicts the strength and determination the Beckhams have come to embody in their respective careers.
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This contradicts reports saying Mel B was doing fine and this has happened many times before ... due to her eye herpes.
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Doonbeg's enthusiasm for Trump contradicts the feeling towards him in the Scottish city of Aberdeen, where he also has a resort.
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Lacking new and pervasive information from the media that contradicts their views, voters aren't likely to change such preferences after that.
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This contradicts decisions by U.S. juries that found it caused cancer in people and led to thousands of lawsuits against Bayer.
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The provision directly contradicts state laws in California and New York, which mandate that all individual plans must provide abortion coverage.
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And simply stating factual information that contradicts those deeply held beliefs is often not enough to combat the spread of misinformation.
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How does that dovetail with all the research on cognitive biases that keep us from believing information that contradicts our beliefs?
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Most crucially, the inspector general directly contradicts Clinton's repeated assertions that she complied both with federal law and State Department policies.
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The Max Planck Society thus contradicts its own statements made to Der Spiegel and BuzzFeed News Germany a few months prior.
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This contradicts the White House's statement in September that the ellipses in the transcript did not represent missing words or phrases.
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It often doesn't matter if any given scene contradicts any other given scene if both scenes are as intense as possible.
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But this contradicts rules of the consortium that developed the F-35 fighter, a group of which Canada is a member.
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But that contradicts rules of the consortium that developed the F-35 fighter, a group of which Canada is a member.
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But details of the crash in a report filed by GM to the California Department of Motor Vehicles contradicts Nilsson's claim.
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This directly contradicts everything that the Trump White House has said about how they learned about Flynn's possible acts of treason.
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Why it matters: The report contradicts a statement Trump's former personal lawyer Cohen gave to the House Oversight Committee during testimony.
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Here are a few notable examples where the Mueller report contradicts public statements made by Trump and some of his associates.
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Hicks told CNN on Thursday that she doesn't believe anything in these documents contradicts what she has previously said or testified.
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That directly contradicts the Mueller report, which says that Trump told Donald McGahn, the White House counsel, to remove Mueller. 7473.
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Mattis who will be willing to offer a President Trump their best advice and counsel even when it contradicts his assumptions.
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" To which she added: "Archaeology, through its focus on daily life, adds depth to, and often contradicts, mainstream history and media.
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Forty-six percent of Americans support Apple's opposition to the FBI's court order This study contradicts one published earlier this week.
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The CBO report contradicts a claim made by the White House that its budget would balance the budget within a decade.
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A new law makes it illegal for journalists to publish "untrue news or data" (ie, anything that contradicts the official line).
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This claim, which echoed Russian propaganda, contradicts the findings of the F.B.I., the C.I.A. and the Republican-controlled Senate Intelligence Committee.
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However, this rumor directly contradicts a claim that Trump made in September, when he said he wouldn't lower capital gains taxes.
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The congressmen are challenging the administration's authority to implement its strategy, saying it contradicts congressional directives and law on nuclear waste.
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The assessment, approved by the White House, contradicts public statements by President Donald Trump and several top members of his administration.
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We are asleep in our echo chambers, where our views are always affirmed and information that contradicts them is always fake.
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This stereotype, known as "what is beautiful is good," actually drives people to excuse or ignore behavior that contradicts their expectations.
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At a House Financial Services Committee hearing Wednesday, Mnuchin dismissed the idea that the memo contradicts his conclusions on Trump's returns.
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On some level, we're all good Bayesians: We're skeptical of data that baldly contradicts how we know the world to work.
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A trove of empirical research contradicts the notion that immigrants are the violent criminal horde Trump makes them out to be.
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Trump will, during public appearances, often say whatever comes to his mind — heedless of whether this contradicts something his aides said.
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Young Earth creationists believe in a literal interpretation of Genesis, which contradicts the Darwinian theory of evolution taught in (most) schools.
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He has faith in the artwork, titled "The Square," yet his behavior outside the museum contradicts the ideals "The Square" champions.
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Although it contradicts some of Trump's campaign promises, anti-LGBTQ policy now seems like a major part of the president's agenda.
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The Girl Scouts, in particular, helped to empower her two daughters, but the lawsuit, she said, contradicts the lesson it taught.
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That stance contradicts what Trump tweeted a week earlier, when he claimed that Democrats secretly "want out" of the impeachment process.
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Trump defense attorney Patrick Philbin contradicts the DOJ's position on whether the courts should intervene in disputes between Trump and Congress
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"That flatly contradicts the position President Trump and the Justice Department (DOJ) have advanced in this case," the House's lawyers said.
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" This work identifies that people have a tendency "to embrace information that supports their beliefs and reject information that contradicts them.
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This effort contradicts the GOP's supposed free market principles by using legislation to attempt to put the organization out of business.
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That determination, likely to be made public in the coming days, contradicts the findings of another team of experts during Mrs.
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That contradicts what Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said Tuesday in Montreal when asked about the Chinese move against Richardson's shipments.
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In this, the report contradicts clearly established facts and Trump's habit of crushing the constraints of his office in public view.
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Horowitz contradicts the media claim that the dossier was just a small part of the case presented to the FISA court.
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Physicists have long known that general relativity is incomplete, as it contradicts the reigning description of the very small: quantum mechanics.
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Whereas the circle and the title suggest a doorway or an opening, the dense material surface of the circle contradicts this.
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"They want to bulldoze the report that contradicts the constitution, ignores the rule of law and manipulates the electoral rolls," she said.
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Playboy has become the latest brand to delete its Facebook pages, claiming that Facebook is both "sexually repressive" and contradicts Playboy's values.
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That contradicts the position of many in the security industry who believe that would inevitability lead to abuses of such a backdoor.
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"The order contradicts everything that makes up the United States' good reputation as a country of immigration," he told Die Welt newspaper.
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"The superdelegate system is unrepresentative, contradicts the purported values of the party, and reduces the party's moral authority," they wrote the DNC.
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Jones, it's possible a "footnote or caveat," as Baude put it, could offer a new legal argument that contradicts the overall decision.
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And it directly contradicts one of the FTC's recommendations to consumers: When you receive a robocall, just hang up; do not engage.
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Rather, the new tax will simply be added on top of existing regulations, which again, directly contradicts the textbook carbon tax design.
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That contradicts both EPA regulations and Justice Department guidelines, which state that relatively simple requests should be put on a faster track.
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The elite media – at least in the U.S. – are so committed to this narrative that they are ignoring evidence that contradicts it.
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This past week, the Daily Caller's, Jacob Bojesson, has gone so far as to cite a source that contradicts his Islamophobic point.
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But this view—that the law should punish providers, not women—directly contradicts rhetoric put forward by the same anti-abortion groups.
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Such efforts are what an insightful Energy Department technical report recommended in August, but the department's political proposal fundamentally contradicts this message.
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That memo was unearthed by the New York Times in 2017, and contradicts the generally-accepted view that presidents cannot be indicted.
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The memo contradicts the Trump administration's justification for denying lawmakers' request for President Trump's tax returns, exposing fissures in the executive branch.
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The Post's report seemingly contradicts administration officials, who denied Flynn and Kislyak ever discussed sanctions during their series of December phone calls.
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When asked about Iran's nuclear program, CIA director Gina Haspel said that "technically they're in compliance" — a finding that contradicts Trump's claims.
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But because it contradicts the rules of their dependent visas, which mandate that they live with their employers, residing there is illegal.
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But nobody reads or does research anymore, and I notice increasingly people hate hearing new information that contradicts what they already believe.
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Current and former officials also reportedly said the campaign is exaggerated or contradicts other official assertions, including statements made by previous administrations.
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The disclosure of private emails, first reported by Bridge Magazine, contradicts Republicans' claims that the lines were not drawn with political bias.
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The United Nations must insist that the suppression of a free press contradicts the very nature of democracy and cannot be tolerated.
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"Vision & Justice" contradicts that officer's dismissal of the life of a young, black man — and by extension all black men and women.
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Mr. Trump's preoccupation with trade in goods contradicts his own White House economic report, which he signed and was released in February.
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Autopsy contradicts police, attorneys say In a statement, Crump elaborated on the attorneys' assertion Sacramento police have mischaracterized their encounter with Clark.
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"There can be no doubt now that Mr. Bolton directly contradicts the heart of the president's defense," they said in a statement.
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Kuei, who was born in Taiwan, does not disagree but does not feel that it contradicts her view that Lin gets shortchanged.
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Lange forces us to listen more acutely to what Mary is saying, to register how her body language contradicts her brazen imagination.
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This philosophy explains and contradicts their attachment to a pet that, in many ways, defies what we believe a pet should be.
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That testimony, Whitehouse says, contradicts an "action plan" sent to the White House by Bob Murray, the CEO of Murray Energy Corp.
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Constitutional lawyers believe that inserting a faith criterion for citizenship contradicts as many as three articles of the country's eloquently secular constitution.
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"Nothing we found contradicts the Special Counsel's indictments," Joel Kaplan, Facebook's vice president of global policy said in a statement this weekend.
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Em: It's proposed by Elliot, but what we see contradicts the notion that the earthquakes are caused by their proximity or interacting.
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The Republican senator said Pompeo's hawkish stance contradicts the skepticism Trump expressed toward foreign interventions and regime change on the campaign trail.
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That timeline contradicts previous reporting and the whistleblower complaint of an intelligence officer, which places the Giuliani-Shokin call in late 2018.
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But this contradicts the Delhi Police's version, who say they were unarmed and used minimum force to bring the crowds under control.
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It emphasizes the shape, and by extension the manifest flatness, of the work on the wall — which the photographic representation of space contradicts.
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But now, IndieWire has some new intel that contradicts some of those old details, starting with, uh, the whole "it's a musical" part.
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That directly contradicts a report from Bloomberg today about the war room that claimed "it's been disbanded", citing confirmation from a Facebook spokesperson.
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Thaler's research has helped economists understand that "human behavior often contradicts traditional economic logic," reports a University of Chicago publication, where Thaler teaches.
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But new coal-fired power plants have since been promoted both in Thailand and neighboring countries, which activists say contradicts climate change goals.
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As Politico's Kyle Cheney points out, this contradicts the belief shared within Trump's base that there is already sufficient evidence to charge her.
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Facebook has long said that it does not sell access to its users' data, and nothing in the documents directly contradicts that claim.
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But the government's desire to improve safety implies more standardisation, and that contradicts the TCM belief that each treatment should be custom made.
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A new study contradicts this claim, pointing to other factors that may be responsible for the perceived anti-aging effects of youthful blood.
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That contradicts the common saying, "Once an addict, always an addict"—one of the myths you're trying to dispel in your book. Why?
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The report contradicts Trump's portrayal of himself as a self-made billionaire who started with just a $1 million loan from his father.
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That directly contradicts what both companies said in April, when they jointly cited "regulatory headwinds" as the primary factor in the merger's failure.
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Trump's use of an iPhone also contradicts his earlier call to boycott Apple for not making more of its products in the U.S.
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Funding candidates who oppose legal abortion contradicts any claim that Democrats are the party of the masses, let alone the ignored and underserved.
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The AP's report contradicts numerous claims made by the Trump administration and Manafort himself, namely that Manafort never worked directly for Russian interests.
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That contradicts a report that seems to have originated in Scientific American that says small perturbations are occurring on the craft right now.
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Indeed, when Leave campaigners do manage to articulate a vision it contradicts what the next one is saying, so there is no consistency.
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Howe captures the faces of his subjects with incredible clarity, but contradicts that accuracy by cracking away at his images of their faces.
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For example, most Catholic women in America say they've used hormonal contraception, even though it directly contradicts the clear teachings of their church.
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It's when we form an opinion, and then we systematically look for evidence to support that opinion while discarding anything that contradicts it.
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"Judge Kavanaugh said he didn't 'primarily' handle Judge Pickering's nomination, and nothing whatsoever in these emails contradicts that testimony," Shah tweeted Wednesday evening.
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" His stance contradicts an interview he gave to the Daily Caller on Tuesday, when he said: "I don't like the idea of shutdowns.
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Berenberg's reassuring forecast contradicts several more bearish calls pointing to highly valued stocks as indications of an asset bubble that's waiting to pop.
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Abolishing the notion of free will also contradicts the Abrahamic theology of God's relationship with man—and perhaps the existence of God altogether.
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The statement contradicts what the company told me and fact checkers for a story I wrote for the New York Times in February.
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He also said Moscow does not pose a threat to the U.S., a remark that further contradicts the assessment by U.S. intelligence officials.
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For yet another thing, this "principle" flagrantly contradicts the longstanding assertion of Senate Republicans that public opinion should be irrelevant to constitutional law.
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It contradicts the EU position, which states that the bloc cannot divide its four freedoms - of movement of goods, capital, people and services.
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Yiannopoulos and Bokhari's piece even admits this (one of the many ways it internally contradicts itself, as is quite common in Milo's writing).
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It also contradicts special counsel Robert Mueller's indictment of 13 Russians for working to help Trump win by sowing divisions via the internet.
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"The president isn't persuaded because [an emergency declaration] contradicts his message that this is the flu," said a Republican who speaks to Trump.
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The revelation in the book directly contradicts the White House's insistence that the president did not explicitly connect the security aid and investigations.
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The revelation in the book directly contradicts the White House's insistence that the president did not explicitly connect the security aid and investigations.
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Such intimidation not only threatens to compromise owners' lawful state property rights, but also contradicts a U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding those rights.
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But some legal experts said the decision had no precedent, and in fact contradicts a ruling made by the same commission in 2014.
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" Democrats responded by reiterating their calls for Bolton to testify, noting that his account "directly contradicts the heart of the President's impeachment defense.
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Mozilla also said that Ring's search for a "head of facial recognition research" contradicts the company's claim that it doesn't use the technology.
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This is confirmation bias at play, a tendency to seek out information that confirms our prior beliefs, while disregarding information that contradicts them.
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This tendency contradicts a classical economic theory that says the values we assign to goods and services don&apost change in different situations.
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This contradicts my pre-election assumption that undecided and minor-party voters, unusually abundant this year, would not break strongly in either direction.
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Footage of a Guatemalan teen who died in U.S. custody in May contradicts official Border Patrol accounts of his death, according to ProPublica.
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The Trump plan abandons America's decades-long bipartisan diplomatic posture and directly contradicts the resolution passed by the House of Representatives on Dec.
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Each contradicts the West's foundational commitments to universalism, representation, unalienable rights, and an epistemology built on fact and reason, not clicks and feelings.
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That's also why the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's argument positing, "It is a brave person who contradicts the wisdom of the Founding Fathers," fails.
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But even some legal experts who think the travel ban is legal say Trump's order directly contradicts the U.S. Refugee Act of 1980.
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If anybody contradicts him, including the mainstream media, he has to destroy their credibility so that he can argue he's being unfairly attacked.
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Interestingly, on Friday, leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer said that three iPhone models will get the triple rear camera this year, which again contradicts Macotakara's report.
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" This fits with what we knew publicly but directly contradicts WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange's recent assertion that "our source is not the Russian government.
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Lawyers for his family say the video contradicts police statements that Chatman, a carjacking suspect, had a dark object that he pointed at them.
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What's more, a generation equipped with the knowledge that a STEM-based education affords them directly contradicts the White House's own war on science.
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"Actually our munitions, the fact that the whole building collapsed, actually contradicts our involvement," said U.S. Army Lieutenant General Stephen Townsend, addressing Pentagon reporters.
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Though Comey doesn't mention it, this contradicts the story that Trump's former bodyguard, Keith Schiller, reportedly told the House Intelligence Committee about that night.
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A popular meme on social media is to find an old Trump tweet in which he directly contradicts the presidential pronouncement of the day.
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But further relying on Russia contradicts EU policy, which for the past decade has been to diversify its energy supply, partly for security reasons.
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Speaker Ismail Kahraman said late on Monday that overwhelmingly Muslim Turkey needed a religious constitution, a proposal which contradicts the modern republic's founding principles.
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But that contradicts an account from a journalist who covers extremism, Jared Holt, who says that he reported the video as it was happening.
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Cohen's claim, reported by CNN and The New York Post, directly contradicts assertions made by the White House and the president on the matter.
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Judge Stuart Albright responded by saying that DNA evidence found at the scene "squarely contradicts everything that you just said," the Salisbury Post reports.
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In a call, Hoffman described EF as an incubation model that "contradicts common wisdom," and exactly the sort of idea he seeks to back.
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Cutting aid to foreign countries that are often the origin of migrants also contradicts the stated target to do more on migration, Weber said.
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It also contradicts comments Energy Secretary Rick Perry has made suggesting federal subsidies for wind and solar help shut down coal and nuclear plants.
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The plan goes completely against a suggestion made three years ago The cyber portion of the plan contradicts a suggestion made three years ago.
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In the US, Cook said Apple added more than 13,200 black employees and 2,700 hispanic workers, which contradicts the figures in its federal filing.
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But again, the situation on the ground contradicts his rhetoric — the Portland Police Bureau is currently phasing out its gang database, and after Oct.
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She's braved heat from both liberals and conservatives who say her record as a prosecutor contradicts her more recent rebranding as a progressive Democrat.
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Airbus says Boeing's willingness to deliver the last rites to the A380 contradicts Boeing's claim that it has been damaged by the same aircraft.
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He's unflappable, never contradicts himself and has a clear narrative about his role in the 2016 election and dismissal by the President last May.
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Challenged by numerous rivals on her math, she doubled down, saying "only billionaires" would foot the bill, an assertion that contradicts her own proposal.
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The president cited no evidence to back up his claim, which contradicts the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia sought to aid him in 2016.
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But we can't mount an argument that contradicts the official line that we are in a state of emergency because of the terrorist threat.
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The comment contradicts a report that Trump is considering blocking Giuliani from more media appearances after a series of controversial interviews in recent days.
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Downing said that contradicts Justice's regulations, which maintain that the directive given to a special counsel must include specific factual matter about their investigation.
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The revelation contradicts repeated claims by the school district's superintendent, Robert Runcie, that the shooter had "no connection" to the so-called PROMISE Program.
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Zellner says there's evidence that Bobby Dassey witnessed Halbach leaving Avery's property, which directly contradicts his testimony, as reported by local ABC affiliate WISN.
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That contradicts a report released by his own Treasury Department just a few days ago, which did not identify China as a currency manipulator.
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"Ultimately, we're ready, willing and able to produce evidence that completely contradicts the petitioner's story," said Hutton, a former football player for the Gophers.
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When you're authentic you experience fewer emotional threats to your ego which makes you a good listener, even when someone else contradicts your views.
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Open the Government, an independent watchdog group, has obtained a memo that contradicts a major claim made by Department of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen.
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Emanuel continued that he thinks "Medicare for All" is "a pipe dream" and universal basic income contradicts the American value of working for prosperity.
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DOJ takes all credible reports seriously, but it's important to note that this new information directly contradicts information previously provided by the same individual.
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Why it matters: This contradicts the narrative that the outrage over rising drug prices has intensified because consumers are shouldering more of those costs.
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The idea that less than 20 percent of people who fit this description are white is deeply suspect, and contradicts all available offending data.
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Like the sight of a spider spinning a delicate web or a shark's sinuosity, it distilled the power of grace that contradicts negative expectations.
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And it contradicts the core promise of this Nation that all people are created equal and entitled to be treated with dignity and respect.
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Scientists say there were never any snakes in Ireland, for one thing, which contradicts the tale of St. Patrick driving them into the sea.
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Cory Gardner, a Republican, said on Twitter that the move by Sessions "directly contradicts" comments he made prior to his confirmation as attorney general.
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If not, then he would seem to have died for nothing, which contradicts Melisandre's suggestion last season that he had a role to play.
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It also contradicts what Eric and his older brother, Donald Trump Jr., said in the years before the word "Russian" became radioactive for them.
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The new prevalence of these galaxies, which are connected with supermassive black holes and dark matter, contradicts the current known models of the universe.
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That letter, Mr. Cummings said, contradicts a claim by Mr. Flynn's lawyer that the general consulted with the agency about his trip to Moscow.
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Consider what's become known as "confirmation bias," the tendency people have to embrace information that supports their beliefs and reject information that contradicts them.
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It contradicts the US Intelligence Community's own findings that Russia was involved in hacking the DNC and orchestrating the release of documents through WikiLeaks.
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They are arguing that the Trump administration's interpretation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act contradicts decades of enforcement by Interior -- and the law itself.
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The video contradicts CBP statements that an agent checked on him three times while the teen was unconscious and how his body was found.
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It also contradicts the pious statements in both the National Defense Strategy and the new budget regarding the importance of allies to American security.
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That approach satisfied Sierra Club instincts in this arboreal haven surrounded by national forest land, but it contradicts the current science on wildfire management.
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What I'm saying is that everything in this movie contradicts itself, because it's so intent on giving viewers a good time, moment to moment.
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The deal reaffirms the traditionally close ties between the two countries, and contradicts the position Trump took in the White House on June 9.
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Aligning Cap with Hydra in 2016 drastically impacts this aspect of the character's history, and seemingly contradicts Kirby and Simon's original vision of the character.
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Anything boosting clean energy over traditional sources contradicts the Trump administration's coal-revitalization messaging; the GOP budget calls for eliminating the federal energy efficiency program.
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I cannot create custom floral art, or be part of an event, celebrating a view that contradicts what I believe God designed marriage to be.
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They also note that Trump's unwillingness to go along with Russia's call for an extension contradicts the narrative that he's too eager to please Putin.
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Compelling bidders to offer watertight guarantees of economic benefits contradicts rules of the consortium that developed the F-35, a group to which Canada belongs.
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More controversially, The Guardian claims the S8 will have a headphone jack, citing "several sources," which contradicts a report from December that it would not.
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This claim contradicts reports that Jia has practically taken the reins of FF in an attempt to steer it through its launch and financial difficulties.
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" Republican Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado said on Twitter that the administration's action "directly contradicts what Attorney General Sessions told me prior to his confirmation.
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The embassy looked like a modern building "when seen in raking views along the front," he said, "but contradicts itself when seen from further away".
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The reporting directly contradicts Trump's oft-repeated claim that he had built his real estate empire with only a $1 million loan from his father.
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He argued in a 2015 Senate testimony that more carbon dioxide is beneficial to the planet, a view that directly contradicts thousands of scientific studies.
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The Trump Administration has embraced the idea that federal government should mandate six weeks of paid leave — a move that contradicts decades of Republican orthodoxy.
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One reason why Donald Trump's Islamophobia comes off so poorly in Britain is that it contradicts our experience of living side-by-side with Muslims.
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That's what the two men said during their joint press conference Monday, but that version of the story contradicts what US intelligence agencies have concluded.
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Think about it: It turns out that the entire concept of zero rating contradicts the notion that data caps were necessary in the first place.
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Because of the tremendous impact cannabis has had on my own life, I just can't subscribe to the idea that smoking weed contradicts good parenting.
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That contradicts an amended finance report submitted by Greitens' campaign in 2017, which listed the former aide, Danny Laub, as the source of the list.
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This contradicts the views espoused by President Donald Trump, his administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and heads of the Interior and Energy departments.
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If evidence continues to emerge that directly contradicts that claim it will make it that much more difficult for Harris to win a second election.
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"Requiring pro-life centers to provide referrals for abortion services coercively compels the centers to engage in speech that contradicts their core message," they wrote.
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Last week, Judge Richard Leon of Federal District Court declined to temporarily block Mr. Newby's move, even though it contradicts the clear will of Congress.
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Downing said that contradicts Justice's regulations, which maintain that the directive given to a special counsel must include a specific factual matter about their investigation.
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This seemingly contradicts a broader Global Innovation Index ranking that appeared the previous week, in which the country climbed four spots compared to last year.
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" White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters said in a statement that the report is "largely based on the most extreme scenario, which contradicts long-established trends.
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The rejected report contradicts the common refrain throughout Donald Trump's campaign and presidency so far that refugees are an economic burden and a security risk.
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But what makes extremists extreme—whether they're leftists, right-wingers, fundamentalist Christians, or anti-vaxxers—is a ferocious resistance to anything that contradicts their worldview.
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Trump's answer contradicts the White House's account of Comey's departure, which was that Trump only fired on the advice of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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In the interview, Zimet contradicts himself, comparing the vehicles to JFK's assassination, but pointing out that the former president's vehicle would never be for sale.
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The statement explicitly contradicts what was announced the previous day by Esper and President Donald Trump, throwing and not to, throwing the plan into chaos.
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On an almost weekly basis, Trump says something in public that either directly contradicts or undermines a message his own White House has put out.
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"The decision to cut funding contradicts the results of what we have accomplished together," Raúl López, El Salvador's vice minister of justice, told the Post.
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This contradicts Trump aides' reassurances that they were as shocked as anyone to read about Porter's alleged misogynist violence in The Daily Mail last week.
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Tall and lean with missing front teeth and a limp, Mr. Mason avoids giving detailed answers to questions about his life and frequently contradicts himself.
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White House deputy counsel Patrick Philbin contradicts the DOJ's position that the courts should not get involved in disputes between Congress and the White House
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Should Trump choose to further distance himself from Giuliani, it may prove unconvincing, as it contradicts testimony from several key witnesses in the impeachment inquiry.
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It's an approach that contradicts the more narrow ideas Republican leaders have pushed in the wake of the Parkland, Florida, school shooting two weeks ago.
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It's also saying that the information they released for bond investors contradicts the claims they made about the impacts of climate change on their jurisdictions.
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We have also seen presidential greatness when our leaders embrace a position that contradicts previously held beliefs or the majority sentiment of their own party.
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It also contradicts reports and data published by the Congressional Budget Office, actuaries at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and state Medicaid agencies.
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Over the weekend, many Ontario university students chose to partake in St. Patrick's Day activities—a move that contradicts advice issued by public health authorities.
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" Republican Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado said on Twitter that the administration's action "directly contradicts what Attorney General Sessions told me prior to his confirmation.
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"In due time, we expect to be able to present additional evidence that contradicts the story made up by the North Korean government," Wolosky said.
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Leaked report contradicts Trump's claim about the cost of refugees Leaked report contradicts Trump's claim about the cost of refugees President Donald Trump told the U.N. on Tuesday that it's too expensive for the U.S. to resettle refugees, but VICE News has obtained a study from his own administration that shows refugees generate tens of billions worth of long-term economic value for the country.
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The hawkish statement contradicts many of Weale's colleagues who said a rate cut is likely, citing expectations that the UK could slip into recession, Reuters reported.
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Health organizations say the law is an anachronism from the French colonial era that contradicts the global commitments Madagascar has made to provide family planning services.
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If it contradicts the government's account of any given event or circumstance, it could be in breach of the Anti-Fake News Act, adopted last year.
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" McCartney's comment contradicts a remark he made in 1997 when he said, "If anyone was the fifth Beatle, it was Brian [Epstein, the band's early manager].
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Trump's announcement that he doesn't want Mexico to pay for the wall directly contradicts an April 2016 memo created by his campaign team, according to CNN.
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The study did not say what the increased brain matter volume means, but the researchers noted that the enlargement of gray matter contradicts normal adolescent development.
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Last month Shanahan said North Korea's recent missile tests are a violation of United Nations resolutions -- an assessment that contradicts comments made by President Donald Trump.
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"I think it contradicts [Mount Sinai's] statement that they're concerned for resident wellness, especially given the recent loss of one of our colleagues," she told Refinery29.
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But Pao is a contradictory figure — one who, even in her own memoir, contradicts herself and remains reticent about details that don't serve her rebranding purpose.
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No business wants to sink costs into a domestic investment that might be worthless based on the chance that the next tweet contradicts the previous tweet.
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One of the Times' examples of how Vindman wanted to adjust the transcript contradicts what the White House said about the transcript when it was released.
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The court also points out a letter Sterling signed allowing Shelly to sell the team -- which contradicts his allegation that the team was ripped from him.
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A gay pastor speaks to his congregation about how scripture has been arbitrarily used to attack the LGBTQ community, invoking other scripture which contradicts their assertions.
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But that contradicts other survey data that almost 70 percent of Americans believe climate change is happening and that carbon emissions should indeed be scaled back.
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In a move to beat off competition but which contradicts the announced cuts, OPEC's de-facto leader Saudi Arabia unexpectedly cut light crude prices last week.
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" On the credit side: "But I'm alive, and I seem to be in fairly decent shape, which contradicts every law of physics I can think of.
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His tweeting is no joke: he undermines and contradicts his officials without warning, and makes reckless threats against Kim Jong Un, whose paranoia needs no stoking.
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"The low numbers of religious minorities being resettled contradicts the administration's policies and stated goals to actually help persecuted religious minorities around the world," Yang said.
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Then there is the problem of a book's finitude: the inevitable ending contradicts the basic premise of VR, namely that the user can decide the outcome.
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The big picture: This contradicts Trump's statements that he declined a deal with the North Koreans based on their demand that the U.S. remove all sanctions.
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That view contradicts the stance of the Environmental Protection Agency itself, as well as the conclusion of NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Sen.
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TMZ obtained the report, which contradicts Aaron's claim that cops never saw him driving, and therefore shouldn't have arrested him for DUI refusal in Cornelia, Georgia.
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In May, Lebanese President Michel Aoun said U.N. and EU comments pointed to "a disguised settlement (of refugees in Lebanon) that contradicts our constitution and sovereignty".
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President Flip Flops are pretty simple — on one foot you have the original tweet, on the other, you have a tweet that contradicts the original statement.
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The FRA's approach in proposing the train crew size rule exactly contradicts the logic of the most significant regulation issued by the FRA in decades: PTC.
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But Trump has also made clear that he supports a 20-week ban on abortion, which could become just that case because it directly contradicts Roe.
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It also contradicts the view of Kuroda, who has embraced radical monetary steps but consistently called on the government to put Japan's fiscal house in order.
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More likely than not, when you encounter a piece of data that contradicts what you believe with confidence, that piece of data is in fact wrong.
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There is nothing in these transcripts that embarrasses Donald Trump, because there is nothing in them that contradicts anything he hasn't been saying publicly all along.
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History contradicts the conclusion that Republican leadership at the CFPB means the death of consumer protection, including such protection for consumers of financial goods and services.
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The statement contradicts an earlier claim from Australia's transport minister that the company had entered into a "no find no fee" arrangement with the Malaysian government.
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However, to admit such individuals to communion would signify acceptance and approval of behavior which contradicts the will of God and the loving command of Christ.
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From the North Korean perspective, an oil embargo that could threaten the stability of the regime contradicts the US official policy of not pursuing regime change.
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For one thing, the Papadopoulos affair contradicts Trump's own assertion that it is now "commonly agreed" that there was no collusion between his campaign and Moscow.
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This interpretation contradicts the view, as noted in a legal brief, of a noted scholar who led the commission that drafted the 1971 Constitution of Virginia.
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The astonishing statement from Giuliani, who had recently joined the Trump legal team, contradicts prior statements from the president that he knew nothing about the payment.
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When Trump says something that contradicts his own policy, or something his aides say, that American foreign policy can be concretely said to be contradicting itself.
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The emails, obtained by CNN through open records laws, suggest Daniels was targeted, which contradicts a statement by the Columbus Police Department immediately after the arrest.
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This new position sharply contradicts mainstream interpretations of the law, the historic US approach to the conflict, and the broader international community's view of the situation.
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Mr. Trump's suggestion of suspending trade with other countries to "save money" also contradicts statements his economic advisers and he himself have made extolling its virtues.
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And cognitive dissonance, when a person dismisses information that contradicts what he or she already believes or thinks he or she knows, is spelling our doom.
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"The special counsel has issued its indictments, and nothing we found contradicts their conclusions," Joel Kaplan, Facebook's vice president of global policy, said in a statement.
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Its crude imagery and the sharp editing that implicitly contradicts it are deliberate components of a termite-like digging into the permutations of postmodern cultural work.
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Support for renewable energy and action on climate change often contradicts other key political priorities, such as supporting coal-mining communities and the domestic oil industry.
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When she sings "Losing My Mind," in a silken voice that contradicts the wildness in her eyes, you believe in the implicit threat of its title.
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She now holds a title with a daily challenge -- being the public face for a President who frequently contradicts himself and those who speak for him.
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He says mass surveillance directly contradicts both the spirit and letter of America's constitution, which is designed to protect its citizens from an over-mighty government.
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The latest timeline does corroborate Peterson's account about the reports of "firecrackers" but it contradicts his assertion that he thought the shots were being fired outside.
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Eating less beef and pork has little to no health benefits, according to research published on Monday that contradicts a bedrock of almost all dietary guidelines.
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That client list now appears to be particularly sensitive, especially since it contradicts Clearview's earlier statements about working with a limited number of law enforcement agencies.
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Instagram will finally let you chat from your web browser, but the launch contradicts Facebook's plan for end-to-end encryption in all its messaging apps.
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The lawmakers claim the government is trying to tell Phillips how to exercise his artistic expression and send a message that contradicts his deeply held beliefs.
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The new information contradicts earlier reports from the Financial Times, in which sources familiar with the escape said an instrument case was not the method used.
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This accusation contradicts Ivanka Trump's recent denial to ABC that her dad had "no involvement" in getting security clearances for her or her husband, Jared Kushner.
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" Mr. Khelil, the rights activist, said that the election "contradicts the will of the people" and was intended to give the existing system a "civil facade.
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Instead, he's just saying stuff, with little regard as to whether it contradicts or calls into questions something he said the day, week or month before.
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His testimony contradicts Timothy Morrison, his former direct superior at the council, who has told lawmakers that the transcript was accidentally put on the secure system.
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The claim contradicts Christie's assertion that he never knew officials in his government were seeking to punish a local mayor who withheld support for Christie's reelection.
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That contradicts what we've heard over and over from Republicans in the debate on ACA—that Americans should be able to purchase whatever insurance they want.
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And most fundamentally, the analysis contradicts the Trump administration's core claim that the tax bill will generate so much growth that it will pay for itself.
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The move is "alarming and contradicts the agreed goals of the Minsk agreements", the U.S. embassy in Ukraine said on Sunday via its official twitter account.
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It's yet another case of Trump reacting to evidence that contradicts his beliefs by trying to debunk that evidence rather than revising those beliefs at all.
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And while that contradicts the more sensational language she used in her book, it fits the facts she laid out both in her original piece and since.
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This matches with the rumors we've been hearing for the past six months, and directly contradicts a report from last week that we at Mashable found suspect.
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But to send out a White House press secretary with bad Metro ridership numbers and spin that directly contradicts clear photographic evidence about crowd size is insane.
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"My research contradicts Airbnb's exploitative marketing campaigns which suggest that Airbnb is a path out of poverty in low-income neighborhoods and benefits black neighborhoods," Cox said.
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Vindman's opening statement also directly contradicts Sondland's opening statement claim that no NSC officials came to him and raised "misgivings about the propriety" of their Ukraine policy.
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The Trump and Pence ads also highlight how politicians can use targeted ads to push a message to supporters that walks back or contradicts a public statement.
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The logic is that a court will rule in the best interest of the child, even when it contradicts the best interest or desire of the parents.
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In fact, it contradicts the First Amendment of the constitution, which relies on the distinction between oppressive speech and violence, protecting the former but not the latter.
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The projected impact of Trump's trade policy contradicts White House claims that the U.S. trade war with China has had no damaging effect on the U.S. economy.
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If the report of Bolton's proposal is true, this shows that the US will not be completely withdrawing troops from Syria — which directly contradicts Trump's stated wishes.
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But a government led by Mr Johnson, who freely contradicts himself and makes being caught out into a great joke, would lead Britain further down that path.
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To play MRA advocate for a second, this directly contradicts example #3, which explicitly states that you should reapproach a woman who has walked away from you.
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Their private assessment contradicts President Donald Trump's allegations that former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice broke the law by requesting the "unmasking" of US individuals' identities.
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The message contradicts what White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said just hours earlier to defend Trump after his early Monday morning tweets about the travel ban.
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This contradicts USOC officials saying they did not know that Nassar was being accused of abuse until it was reported in the media nearly a year later.
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South Korea's election could unnerve markets if the new leader opts for a change in North Korea policy that undermines the U.S. or contradicts the current approach.
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"Preventing German companies that don't abide by U.S. sanctions from doing business with the U.S. contradicts international law and is not how you treat friends," Hardt said.
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Flynn has also opposed the government's decision to designate him as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Virginia trial, saying that contradicts claims the government previously made.
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"This data clearly contradicts comments by those who would assert that UFOs are a 'passing fad' or that UFO sightings are decreasing in number," reads the study.
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The new statement from MGM Resorts International contradicts recent comments by authorities who say Paddock shot Jesus Campos through his hotel room door at 9:59 p.m.
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The paper said subsequent evidence, including reporting, unsurfaced video and a student's statement clarifies the interaction and either contradicts or fails to confirm the Post's initial stories.
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"The data contradicts generally positive initial demand indicators including TMobile and Sprint commentary for 4x pre-order increases and iPhone 7 Plus stock outs prior to launch."
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But Trump's claim contradicts official figures and local experts, who see the need for expanded legal ports of entry both from a security and an economic perspective.
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That initial White House statement also contradicts the International Atomic Energy Agency and the deal's international signatories, who have said that Iran is complying with the deal.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had said in August that Trump "certainly didn't dictate" the memo, a comment that now directly contradicts Trump's legal team.
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The Treasury Department has taken down a 2012 economic analysis that contradicts what Secretary Mnuchin has said about the effects of corporate tax cuts, the WSJ reports.
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You open the book confessing that you have a fantasy of enacting justice against Hitler, even though that fantasy contradicts your scientific perspective concerning justice against evil.
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Critical theory, even if contradicts your #posigoals for 2018, is the only compass for navigating the post-ironic, post-meme landscape terrorized by Grusk and Lil Tay.
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The approved draft eliminates the term "communism" and marks "socialism" as a state policy, which contradicts the current constitution that calls it a "communist society," says Granma.
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" The story quotes an unnamed "Republican who speaks to Trump" saying: "The president isn't persuaded because [an emergency declaration] contradicts his message that this is the flu.
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The spokesman of Sudan's foreign ministry said to SUNA that the ministry protests the repeated tweets of the ambassador, and that it contradicts "the established diplomatic norms".
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This view contradicts decades of public health and medical science accepted by the National Academies of Science and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, among others.
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"We told them that we totally reject any production-sharing mechanism as it contradicts government energy policy," said an official who is part of the negotiating team.
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" What Was Said "And you have to look at the fact that this report is based on the most extreme model scenario, which contradicts long-established trends.
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His engaged and assertive demeanor contradicts — and cosmetically corrects — the impression he often made in office of being philosophically detached from what was going on around him.
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That so much of A.I. is currently directed at the affluent contradicts the notion that good design can serve everyone, regardless of age, condition or economic background.
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But much of the research is held closely for internal consumption, and the administration is unlikely to publicly release a report that contradicts the president's policy approach.
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"I strongly condemn and reject racism as a norm of conduct that contradicts modern human relations," Balakov said in a statement to news outlets, according to Reuters.
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Initial reports indicate that Van Dyke said McDonald lunged at him with a knife, but dashcam footage, released in 123 after a court order, contradicts that narrative.
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The reported finding was the most definitive link made yet to the de facto Saudi ruler's direct involvement and contradicts Saudi government assertions that he was not.
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" He said he hoped that members of Congress, "regardless of party, are willing to look at facts and speak the truth, even when it contradicts party positions.
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The account given to police by the now-congressman contradicts eye witness accounts and an audio recording of the altercation between Gianforte and Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs.
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The latest revelation also contradicts Ivanka Trump's denial to ABC News three weeks ago, when she said her father had "no involvement" regarding her or Kushner's clearances.
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The reported finding was the most definitive link made yet to the de facto Saudi ruler's direct involvement and contradicts Saudi government assertions that he was not.
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His decision — and defense — comes just a week after he approved the release of a Republican memo on the same subject matter that the Democratic memo contradicts.
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It won't deliver the economy we want, or the security we want, but most of all, it contradicts everything that makes us the envy of the world.
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Much of Mueller's statement contradicts repeated clear, vivid, public statements from the president of the United States, the attorney general of the United States, and congressional Republicans.
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But that contradicts everything I have seen in my profession and everyone I've talked to who works closely with students, both in and out of the music industry.
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"She is focused on helping children," her communications director says when asked whether the first lady's anti-bullying platform contradicts with some of the President's remarks. https://t.
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Conversely, Xi has emerged as an unlikely champion of globalization (though his rhetoric abroad often contradicts actions at home) and a potential new leader on tackling climate change.
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"But they need to also understand that there will be no explanation, guarantee or clarification that contradicts or renders inoperable any part of the withdrawal agreement," he said.
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This directly contradicts the belief that people living in rural areas are less likely to gain weight because they eat healthier, unprocessed foods and do more physical labor.
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That contradicts a previous claim by the bureau that the county acted alone to reset the password, a move that complicated efforts to access data on the phone.
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The judge's conclusion was unequivocal: the White House's "definition of 'close familial relationship' is not only not compelled by the Supreme Court's June 26 decision, but contradicts it".
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But to say, as the court does, that Arizona contradicts federal law by enforcing applications of federal immigration law that the president declines to enforce boggles the mind.
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Bercovici's comment follows: Jesse Karmazin's claim to Sarah Buhr that he was never contacted by anyone from Thiel Capital directly contradicts what he told me in July 2016.
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It's interesting that he sees himself as a gorilla, because that's an image of brute strength, which contradicts how he's described himself as a fighter in other quotations.
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The studio's MO, very quietly, is that if something is good for a standalone movie but contradicts something in a different movie, it will just embrace the contradiction.
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"This step ... is politically motivated and contradicts Ukraine's obligations under the United Nations Convention against Corruption, agreements with the International Monetary Fund and the European Union," NABU said.
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These well-researched psychological phenomena mean that we can be prone to choosing information and data that support our worldview while diminishing or dismissing evidence that contradicts it.
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Jim Finberg, the lawyer representing the current and former female employees in the pay-equity lawsuit, says Google's report contradicts expert analysis of the company's own payroll data.
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Although the recording has not been authenticated, the staffers seemed to confirm it Tuesday, and it utterly contradicts the denials they offered in Trump's defense in recent days.
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And it has been very helpful to us because now we&aposve been able to put out the whole transcripts, which contradicts several things that Lanny Davis says.
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Johnson allegedly said that all of the shots were fired in the master bedroom, but his arrest report indicates blood evidence found in Ricky's bedroom contradicts that claim.
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"We believe this could result in Russia's military power being strengthened on the four islands and that contradicts Japan's position on the islands," it said in a statement.
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Despite it being viewed as a way forward by many in Parliament, she would struggle to support a customs union as it contradicts the current Conservative Party manifesto.
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Very few people know how to use semicolons correctly and The Economist's constant overuse contradicts its advice—contained in its very own style guide—not to overdo them.
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"(This) fundamentally contradicts our conclusion in this report that Home Office officials should play no part in the direction-setting or appraisal of the role," the lawmakers said.
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" The White House did not directly respond to the video that contradicts the chief of staff's claims, and instead repeated Kelly's criticism of Wilson as "an empty barrel.
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Members of parliament's culture committee said the show "contradicts the values and norms of Iraqi society", which led to some nightclub scenes being edited out of future episodes.
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In any event, my point, which I develop more fully in "Why the Late Justice Scalia Was Wrong: The Fallacies of Constitutional Textualism," was that textualism contradicts itself.
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Washington (CNN)Former President George W. Bush returned to Washington on Thursday night and touted a foreign policy view that directly contradicts President Donald Trump's "America First" rhetoric.
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This contradicts some previous smaller studies that have linked cycling to sexual dysfunction in women, said lead study author Thomas Gaither of the University of California, San Francisco.
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That contradicts the Chinese government, which said Thursday that the Trump administration agreed to roll back at least a portion of the levies if a deal was reached.
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The devaluation of nuanced, socially conscious thinking about power and its effects contradicts the spirit of the very passage from Notes on the State of Virginia Coleman echoed.
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The approved draft also eliminated the term "communism" and marked "socialism" as a state policy, which contradicts the current constitution that calls it a "communist society," says Granma.
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Her statement contradicts Washington Post reporting Tuesday that the "Trump administration has thrown into doubt a multimillion-dollar research contract" with UCSF to test new treatments for HIV.
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Uber said in a separate statement on Wednesday that the Mexico City regulation contradicts the Supreme Court's decision, which it argues should be used as a precedent nationwide.
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They noted that the memo contradicts Nielsen's remarks to the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee in May, when she said DHS had no such separation policy.
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The data contradicts statements from Trump administration and state officials, who have claimed that most of the people who lost Medicaid have found jobs with health insurance coverage.
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"Trump's refusal to participate in an interview," she added, "hampered Mueller's investigation and contradicts" the assertion by Attorney General William P. Barr that the president had cooperated fully.
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But the idea that parts of the brain may be recoverable after death, as conventionally defined, contradicts everything medical science believes about the organ and poses metaphysical riddles.
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The report is the most comprehensive scientific study to date about how climate change will affect the U.S. It also directly contradicts the Trump administration's climate-change policies.
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"This official report directly contradicts the President's false assertion that he attacked Iran to prevent an imminent attack against the United States," said Engel, a New York Democrat.
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And third, Trump's insistence that legal notice to Congress about military strikes "is not required" flatly contradicts the War Powers Act, which, as previously noted, requires presidential notification.
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But it is the jumpiness and the contradictions of Baldwin's text that play so well in Peck's movie: film, too, often jumps around and contradicts itself—or reality.
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The approach to prosecution adopted by Rollins and others directly contradicts the "broken windows" policing strategy that was widely popular among both Democrats and Republicans in the 1990s.
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However, our best theory for explaining the behavior of the matter and energy of the universe contradicts the realities that we observe in the universe all around us.
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The Times' report contradicts President Donald Trump's claims that the Russia probe was spurred by information found in an unsubstantiated dossier compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele.
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The President's Twitter barrage over a global threat matrix produced by US intelligence agencies that contradicts with his idiosyncratic worldview is hardly a surprise given his past behavior.
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Obviously his shirt contradicts my headline, but if you think about the cutting as an automated process rather than something a person has to do, mine makes sense.
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We do know her father's account and her own contradicts the New York Times reporting about any special treatment that she or Kushner got during the clearance process.
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To demand concrete proof of God's existence contradicts the very notion of faith, which requires a person to examine their interior world rather than anything on the outside.
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While the Saudis might want to avoid responsibility for the killing of Khashoggi by suggesting it was an interrogation gone wrong, there is evidence that contradicts the assertion.
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As Vox's German Lopez and Dara Lind explained, his results and methodology have come under serious scrutiny — and more recent data in the decades since contradicts those findings.
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Unfortunately, the hackery comes obscured by a thick cloak of acronyms — it's an NOPR from DOE about ISOs that contradicts NERC, FFS — so it takes a little unpacking.
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And it sharply contradicts the industry's argument that those prices are necessary to recoup the cost of developing new drugs — including the money they spend on products that fail.
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For example, confirmation bias—our tendency to accept and retain information that supports our views and reject or not notice information that contradicts our views—is now pretty famous.
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The Justice Department assumes that it, not Congress, gets to decide what is or is not a legitimate legislative purpose, which contradicts the Constitution's most basic allocation of powers.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Defense Ministry said on Thursday that the U.S. military presence in the Baltic states contradicts the Russia-NATO agreement, RIA news agency quoted it as saying.
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The conclusion contradicts the initial claims by the Border Patrol union and Republican officials that Rogelio "Roger" Martinez had been attacked by rock-throwing undocumented migrants or drug traffickers.
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The statement contradicts the Defense Department's announcement that many of the almost 85033,000 departing U.S. troops were slated to go to Iraq to fight ISIS and "help defend Iraq".
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"I am afraid [closing the border] contradicts the WHO suggestion ... which asks governments not to take any measures that may fuel discrimination," Lam said at a press conference Friday.
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But Recode reported that Apple executives said they are "unlikely to compete in today's version of the podcast industry" since its ad-supported model contradicts Apple's pro-privacy stance.
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The fact that nearly all of the estimated 3.3 million American Muslims love their country and the rights and freedoms they enjoy in it directly contradicts the ISIS message.
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"An initial investigation shows that this is a severe incident that contradicts the IDF's ethical code and what is expected from the IDF's soldiers and commanders," the statement said.
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Astronomers have discovered a planet the size of Jupiter orbiting a star that's only half the size of the sun — a celestial phenomenon that contradicts theories of planet formation.
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When he contradicts Bailey's course of treatment, suggesting a more dangerous procedure that would keep the patient alive long enough to deliver her son, Bailey gets even more upset.
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It's easily disproven, contradicts years of his own statements, is beyond hurtful to me personally, and is part of a larger effort to discredit and distract from my assault.
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If you do something that contradicts that, or if you do something which goes out of that box, then you can look like a liar or something like that.
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The statement contradicts remarks made by President Donald Trump earlier Thursday, suggesting that the Russian lawyer had somehow been allowed into the US by former Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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And many Democrats are already warning that Trump's bipartisan outreach contradicts both the combative tenor of his first weeks and the steep spending cuts he's eyeing in his budget.
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Uber said in a separate statement on Wednesday that the Mexico City regulation contradicts the Supreme Court's decision, which it has argued should be used as a precedent nationwide.
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The "account" uncovered by the Manhattan DA's office reportedly includes testimony from Evans herself that apparently contradicts the allegations she made publicly in an interview with The New Yorker.
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And authorities say the ensuing evidence contradicts Christensen's claim that he had let Zhang get out of his car a few blocks away from where she was picked up.
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The sources said the CIA had briefed other parts of the U.S. government, including Congress, on its assessment, which contradicts Saudi government assertions that Prince Mohammed was not involved.
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The change under Trump, he added, "means we are on the right path towards democracy," an assertion that contradicts human rights advocates who say the political climate has deteriorated.
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The vice president's claim contradicts previous media reports that indicate the U.S. apologized for the incident, which was caused when one of two U.S. patrol boats experienced mechanical problems.
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The official statement contradicts previous reports published by Bloomberg and various media outlets from unidentified U.S. officials who said the Pentagon was withdrawing around 7,000 troops stationed in Afghanistan.
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She said her client walked up to the border and turned herself in to immigration authorities, which contradicts ICE's claim that she was arrested after crossing the border illegally.
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The SAD contradicts itself brazenly: it has denied the scale of the state's drugs problem, while at the same time boasting of how many treatment clinics it has opened.
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There are no easily apparent purposes to these movements, but the hi-tech aesthetic of the contraption contradicts its seeming uselessness: there must be a purpose behind these movements.
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Judge Reed O'Connor said the administration failed to follow proper notice and comment requirements under the Administrative Procedures Act and issued a directive that contradicts legislative and regulatory texts.
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White House chief economic adviser Kevin Hassett contradicts President Trump's tweet falsely stating that GDP growth has exceeded the unemployment rate for the first time in over 100 years.
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"Notably, even if the reporting is entirely accurate, it is not clear that anything in that article contradicts Mr. Trump, Jr.'s testimony, let alone materially so," Grassley wrote.
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" Why that will be a big sticking point: "That directly contradicts the wishes of President Trump, whose budget proposed slashing nondefense spending while increasing defense spending by 5 percent.
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The statement directly contradicts the finding of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, which announced last week that it had decided to lift the restrictions on elephant trophy imports.
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The White House on Monday night revised a public statement that said Iran currently has a secret nuclear weapons program, an assertion that contradicts what international observers have concluded.
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The comment contradicts claims made by Boeing, the manufacturer of the 737 Max plane involved in the crash, that pilots could have avoided the crash by following safety procedures.
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Japanese tanker owner contradicts U.S. Further adding to the confusion is the fact that the operator of the Courageous contradicted a key part of the U.S.'s narrative Friday.
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That contradicts a lot of the myths we learned in school about this being the land of opportunity, a land where access to education should be a great leveler.
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Rather, the bar fight is important because it contradicts Kavanaugh's characterization of himself as someone who drank occasionally and sometimes to excess, but was not a sloppy, belligerent drunk.
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Rich's reporting is clearly extensive and thoughtful, and yet so often contradicts his narrative that it's as if one hand is unwilling to know what the other is doing.
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This is where Bible Nation delves deepest, revealing the extent to which the idea that some things must be verified, rather than taken by faith, contradicts the family's beliefs.
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With Bunny, Lucas challenges the link between pantyhose and femininity: Although we've been conditioned to view tights as dainty and sexy, the way they are presented here contradicts that.
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"When it comes to international relations, every time a country does an about face and contradicts itself, it's another blow to, and a squandering of, its reputation," Hua said.
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And Trump's call for the return of earmarks -- to allow party leaders to woo members for legislation with goodies for their districts -- directly contradicts his "drain the swamp" philosophy.
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"If that (report) is true, it directly contradicts your testimony to this committee," Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen told Sloan, who responded that he would look into the case.
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"Without question, the president's order for more wall money contradicts the will of Congress and will, in all likelihood, be struck down by the Supreme Court," Mr. Paul wrote.
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The revelation directly contradicts previous White House claims that overtures made by Trump and his allies to Ukraine were about rooting out corruption and not furthering his 2020 prospects.
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As long as he's trying to get this other stuff done, that contradicts — any statement against white supremacy he can, he is still practicing white supremacy in his presidency.
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This is yet another vile and abhorrent crime against humanity that contradicts the universal values of peace, tolerance, openness, moderation, diversity, social justice and solidarity that we all share.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — President Trump has accused his predecessor of "doing nothing" in response to Russia's interference in the 2016 election — a misleading statement that contradicts his previous comments.
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Right now, the laws that govern MDMA are based on controversial research, and Medina-Kirchner's work is part of a rapidly growing body of studies that directly contradicts it.
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"It's reached the point where the only decision is how freaked out you want to be by how much this contradicts previous knowledge or previous theory," Mr. Posen said.
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"The five Justices who signed this order that blatantly and clearly contradicts the plain language of the Pennsylvania Constitution, engaged in misbehavior in office," a memo from Dush read.
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The claim by Senator John Kennedy and others that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election offers the president a defense but contradicts intelligence agencies, which call it Russian propaganda.
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Rick Snyder (R) said he stands by his congressional testimony about his knowledge of health problems stemming from the Flint drinking water crisis despite trial testimony that contradicts him.
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This contradicts the Economist magazine&aposs theory "U-bend of life," which says people are happiest at the beginning and end of life and most depressed in the middle.
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"This directly contradicts the claim that other providers will simply take up the slack and that they'll meet the demand currently being met by Planned Parenthood providers," Stevenson says.
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But the situation was confounded by an account from the sailors on the Kokuka, who said they saw "flying objects" before the attack, which contradicts the U.S. military's account.
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This directly contradicts what senior EPA officials said publicly about the proposed new fuel economy regulations released earlier this month by the EPA and the US Department of Transportation.
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That has become accepted fact in the Trump presidency: For every pronouncement the President makes, there is at least one tweet from his past that directly contradicts his current view.
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The reported 18 holes of golf, however, directly contradicts how White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders described Trump's visit to the golf course during a briefing with reporters on Sunday.
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This contradicts previous statements by Ekim Alptekin, the Turkish businessman whose company paid Flynn, and by Turkish officials, who have vehemently denied that Flynn's lobbying was connected to their government.
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The military's own data contradicts that, according to the watchdog agency, which has also raised concerns that the Pentagon has stopped providing some details about both conflicts in recent months.
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Read More: Hawaii employee who sent out false missile alert thought U.S. was under attack The newest explanation contradicts earlier reports from HEMA that the officer pressed the wrong button.
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It also contradicts the President who has insisted the transcript the White House released was an exact depiction of the call, even though the memo itself describes it as rough.
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Google said it found native code within these two apps that was used for install attribution abuse, which contradicts the claim from Cheetah that a third-party SDK was responsible.
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" The big picture: Baden's claim, which directly contradicts the official ruling surrounding Epstein's death, argues that Epstein's injuries were "unusual for suicidal hangings and more consistent with ligature homicidal strangulation.
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Unpublished footage obtained by the New York Times contradicts claims by the Trump administration that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was responsible for lighting a convoy of humanitarian aid on fire.
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A lot of people think they figured out the optimal way to do that, and when we publish something that contradicts their methods, they will let us know they disagree.
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The allegation contradicts assertions by the government of President Emmerson Mnangagwa that it has abandoned the state-sponsored violence and intimidation associated with the rule of former leader Robert Mugabe.
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That this directly contradicts his argument that Democrats use social welfare programs to "enslave" minorities, who they need to vote for them to stay in power, is never really addressed.
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However, Hao Hong, MD of research & chief strategist at Bank of Communications International, told CNBC that the proposal contradicts with the current trading limits imposed on the mainland's equity markets.
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Attorney Nate Washington, who released the dashcam video on Facebook Tuesday, said the video contradicts various accounts provided to police investigators by the Fort Worth officer who shot David Collie.
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Dr. Burkle, who was his supervisor on the mission, contradicts the account and say Dr. Noji never visited hospitals or treated patients, and spent just a few hours in Iraq.
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A president who uses it is making a raw assertion of power: What I say is the truth, even if it contradicts what I just said a few minutes ago.
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"This contradicts the messages [Zuckerberg] has been sending—about Facebook being open, inclusive, and unbiased," said Vivek Wadhwa, a startup advisor and professor at Stanford's Rock Center for Corporate Governance.
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"There is no way to agree with this decision, which contradicts the Supreme Court's own precedent," federal prosecutor Deltan Dallagnol, who leads Brazil's "Car Wash" graft probe, wrote on Twitter.
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Hardline rivals of Rouhani have strongly opposed giving overseas firms control of oil fields, saying this contradicts the constitution which states that natural resource reserves cannot be owned by foreigners.
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That Mueller has uncovered evidence of an attempt to set up this back channel also apparently contradicts testimony Prince gave before Congress regarding what he was doing in the Seychelles.
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The Justice Department head's argument during the Clinton impeachment trial more than two decades ago contradicts the claim of President Trump's personal lawyer that the president cannot legally obstruct justice.
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The Afghan defense and interior ministries both denied there were any child soldiers in Afghan national security forces, an assertion that contradicts the State Department's reports and human rights activists.
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The decree is being challenged in the courts with federal prosecutors in Amapa arguing it contradicts the constitution by endangering environmental preservation and violating the fundamental rights of traditional communities.
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"We consider that this step contradicts Norwegian policy of not deploying foreign military bases in the country in times of peace," the Russian embassy wrote in an statement to Reuters.
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US-China trade talks Trump's suggestion that he could use Meng as leverage in trade talks with China contradicts what his top trade negotiator, Robert Lighthizer, said just days ago.
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The study's conclusion contradicts findings from studies in Germany, Japan and China that Philip Morris often displays as evidence that its products are safer than regular cigarettes, according to Reuters.
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To be sure, for many shoppers, venturing to a drug store or grocery store can become too burdensome and contradicts the ease that comes with ordering online to begin with.
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"The proposal directly contradicts legislation Congress passed just three years ago to renew WTCHP for 75 years within NIOSH," the three lawmakers wrote in their letter to Mulvaney on Friday.
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JASTA contradicts a core doctrine in international law, sovereign immunity, which prohibits one government from sitting in judgment of another, except over special issues such as treaties and trade agreements.
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And if what he says contradicts anything the president has written in responses to Mueller, he opens the president up for more questions...and perhaps a subpoena for oral testimony.
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But all the while, the corporation has been sitting on a hidden cache of scientific evidence that starkly contradicts the very idea it has fought so hard to snuff out.
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" That assertion apparently contradicts a meeting Kavanaugh held with Collins last month, where Collins said the Supreme Court nominee told her that he does consider Roe to be "settled law.
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This position, which so clearly contradicts the foundational values of our nation, plays into the hands of the jihadist narrative that our fight against terrorism is a war between religions.
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Trump, meanwhile, was forced to walk back a statement that indicated he accepted Putin's view that Russia didn't interfere in the election, which contradicts the findings of U.S. intelligence agencies.
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The Constitution guarantees the right against unlawful search and seizure, but the State of NJ contradicts that by declaring the "smell of marijuana" is enough to warrant a legal search.
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"We have zero tolerance for any employee who does not adhere to our values or contradicts our longstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion," Aramark said in a statement Wednesday evening.
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The Justice Department's filing contradicts the stance of another federal agency, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), which argues that the Civil Rights Act does protect gay and bisexual workers.
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But Stone suddenly began expressing doubt that Russia provided the DNC information to WikiLeaks — which contradicts what he had previously said, CNN's Andrew Kaczynski and Christopher Massie reported in April.
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And evidence presented in the documents filed on Thursday contradicts Mr. Trump's repeated denials of his financial interests in Russia and his playing down of campaign contacts with Russian officials.
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The draft report, which was obtained by The New York Times, contradicts a central argument made by advocates of deep cuts in refugee totals as President Trump faces an Oct.
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"This contradicts the line agreed by Moscow and Tokyo towards establishment of a positive atmosphere for improving bilateral cooperation and resolving uneasy issues on the joint agenda," the post continued.
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Bolton&aposs revelation "directly contradicts Trump&aposs absurd defense on the facts," Jeffrey Cramer, a former longtime federal prosecutor who spent 12 years at the Justice Department, told Business Insider.
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Bolton&aposs allegation contradicts Trump&aposs repeated claim that he didn&apost leverage the military aid to pressure Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and other Democratic opponents.
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That contradicts assertions from Epstein's lawyers, who said in court last summer that he had maintained a "spotless" record since he pleaded guilty to state prostitution-related charges in Florida.
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As US intelligence continues to look at Russian military strategy and motivations, the official also points out the Russian naval presence contradicts all of Moscow's public statements about the situation.
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The pro-abortion lobby — with an assist from California lawmakers — seeks to compel pro-life pregnancy centers to express a message that undermines and contradicts their very purpose for existing.
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"It contradicts the Constitution and binding legal precedent, but we intend to respect the court's decision and finally put this divisive battle behind us," Mr. Berger said in a statement.
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Not everyone is convinced of Cooney&aposs recoveryCooney&aposs story contradicts the video YouTuber Jaclyn Glenn — one of the friends Cooney spoke about — posted shortly after Dawson&aposs documentary aired.
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Mr. Barr's willingness to side with Mr. Trump over law enforcement, even when it contradicts his own department's assessments, illustrates why he is one of Mr. Trump's most important allies.
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The lawmakers argue that the leaked draft contradicts Pruitt's testimony in front of the House last week that EPA was "not at present" looking into revoking the Golden State's waiver.
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Switzerland is currently struggling to implement another SVP initiative - a 2014 vote to curb immigration because it contradicts bilateral treaties with the European Union on the free movement of people.
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A culture where professional weather forecasters are told not to speak from their expertise because that expertise contradicts the musings of the President who, not for nothing, isn't a meteorologist.
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That contradiction is most evident in current federal policy toward private, for-profit colleges — a policy that contradicts not just of one of those eight pillars, but all of them.
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That contradicts Trump's own statements promising not to touch Medicare and providing "insurance for everyone" — though Trump has backtracked from the latter pledge and now talks up "access" to coverage.
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That's the standard version of the story, and it contradicts reporting from journalist Anabel Hernandez, who claims to have evidence that El Chapo actually disguised himself as a police officer.
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Much of the research the journal publishes—such as this recent paper advising against giving children multiple vaccines—contradicts the consensus of decades of medical research from all leading institutions.
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The terror group has also attempted to sell antiquities in areas under its control in Iraq and Syria, a lucrative trade that contradicts their public messaging on pre-Islamic artifacts.
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He either backs Trump's praise for Putin, rendering himself radioactive as a candidate for secretary of state, or he contradicts his prospective boss — a dangerous move for any Trump employee.
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Two more damaging entries were unearthed Wednesday, as BuzzFeed and Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight" each revealed content that contradicts Reid&aposs emergence as a hero of the liberal #Resistance movement.
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That contradicts the Trump administration, which maintains that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to dismantle his nuclear program — not improve it — during his June meeting in Singapore with Trump.
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And its mission statement contradicts the idea that only a few lucky (and usually middle class or wealthy) people should be able to devote their lives to creative work without starving.
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But the fact that state security operatives use the prospect of these camps as a threat to Uighurs contradicts this notion, suggesting they know that it is, in fact, a punishment.
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The communications ban directly contradicts scientific integrity policies at each agency that highlight the importance of communication between the public and agencies that are spending tax dollars to conduct government research.
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Some of these have evolved for good reasons: Trusting signals from our social circles and rejecting information that contradicts our experience served us well when our species adapted to evade predators.
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Its yearly broadband deployment report, already under fire for serious data problems, has now been further questioned by Microsoft, which says its own data contradicts coverage data provided by internet providers.
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The document also says the government improperly infringes on individuals' religious liberty by banning an aspect of their practice or by forcing them to take an action that contradicts their faith.
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A defendant like Chipotle might argue that their timekeeping policy explicitly prohibits off the clock work, and that Chipotle does not have any unwritten timekeeping policy that contradicts its written policy.
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"The Samsung announcement is important as it lowers Qualcomm uncertainty which has weighed on the stock for a year and contradicts many of Broadcom's claims of a broken model," Moorhead said.
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"Behaving inappropriately toward women, including harassing them sexually, contradicts every Chinese traditional value and custom," says the China Daily article, written by Sava Hassan, a Canadian Egyptian author living in China.
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That contradicts what Ty Cobb, the lead White House lawyer working on the Trump-Russia case, advocated for months: Cobb wants Trump to work closely with Mueller's team and cooperate fully.
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Civil liberties advocates from both sides of the aisle have long argued that this loophole contradicts the Fourth Amendment, but their opposition was never enough to overcome support for the authority.
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Inserting both his thoughts and his name in the constitution will further delegitimize critical commentary and unflattering revelations by making anything that contradicts Xi's official line an attack on the constitution.
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A Facebook executive and the sister of a black man tased to death by police near Silicon Valley last month said she's seen video that contradicts officers' accounts of the incident.
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Why listen to anything Tillerson has to say if the most powerful man in the country -- if not the world -- has his own view that departs from and contradicts his own?
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That analysis, of course, contradicts conventional tort reform wisdom, which holds that capping medical malpractice damages will ultimately improve health care by insulating doctors and lowering costs associated with "defensive" treatment.
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" Steve Severinghaus, a spokesman for The Wall Street Journal, said in a statement, "We stand by our story, and nothing in the statement released by Mr. Rattner's reps contradicts our reporting.
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