But more than being contrary to ACA core values, it is contrary to American values by institutionalizing prejudice and blaming the victim.
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" Aron added, "Perhaps such an attitude is contrary to the morality (or immorality) of political action; it is not contrary to the obligations of the writer.
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And I think I've done a good job of just being honest with myself and not doing that, not trying to be contrary just for the sake of being contrary.
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Vanguard found that, contrary to the opinion of some investing experts and contrary to "speculations in the popular media," most investments are held in a prudent, buy-and-hold manner.
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" Anything to the contrary, according to Pierce -- "False reports.
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To the contrary, markets often fall — and sometimes crash.
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"It is wrong, it is contrary to our values, and it is contrary to the best interests of our country," Ms. Harris said during a town hall forum on MSNBC Tuesday night.
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On the contrary, they're in it for the long haul.
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On the contrary, Trump will have greater affinity with dictators.
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Contrary to Heritage's statement, Spakovsky vehemently denied writing the letter.
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EK: On the contrary, we've got a very clear plan.
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On the contrary, Italy remains an unquestionably loyal alliance member.
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In fact, there's evidence to the contrary — the 2016 opinion.
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On the contrary, support for trade has never been higher.
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On the contrary, exports are reported to have accelerated markedly.
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Contrary to my assumption, Vanderpump actually has some budget criteria.
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Andy slanderous accusations to the contrary will be vigorously defended.
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Any claim or suggestion to the contrary is simply wrong.
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There is, however, at least some evidence to the contrary.
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Contrary to what everyone says, protecting your hearing *is* cool.
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Quite the contrary, they hit up Bruce Springsteen's Broadway show.
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It doesn't know I'm publishing something contrary to its interests.
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They amplify bad news and isolate teenagers from contrary opinions.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, Trump faces the easier unification task.
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Contrary to some reporting, Bono did not attend or perform.
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This runs contrary to what is best for this country.
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Unfortunately, these two goals often run contrary to each other.
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On the contrary, Mr Modi's party is tenacious and aggressive.
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Despite stories to the contrary, Credit Karma says they are.
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Contrary to common wisdom, there is nothing natural about nationalism.
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This development hasn't changed its course; rather, to the contrary.
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On the contrary, it was based on emotion and responsibility.
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On the contrary, we can and will further improve them.
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On the contrary, she was imagining she was Dante's Beatrice.
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To the contrary, the men developed something of a friendship.
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Contrary to popular belief, election polling worldwide is fairly accurate.
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Britain's third party prides itself on being contrary and correct.
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GH: I think the evidence works strongly to the contrary.
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His assessments, contrary to the CIA's, answered no to both.
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There are many witnesses that can testify to the contrary.
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Other practices seem totally contrary to our current aesthetic preferences.
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In fact, we kind of have evidence to the contrary.
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On the contrary, you're instantly connecting to dozens of domains.
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To the contrary, he saw his naivety as an asset.
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And contrary to popular belief, it was not that wild.
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To the contrary, in the 1968 case of Terry v.
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Contrary to popular opinion, the Earth is not a sphere.
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And contrary to industry claims, cord cutting is only accelerating.
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And, contrary to myopic critics, this is no novel feat.
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Allegations to the contrary were "lies" and "provocations," he said.
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On the contrary, it had won a string of victories.
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Contrary to popular belief, Drake probably doesn't even smoke weed.
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Contrary to what you might think, you're not seeing double!
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But actually, there's a lot of evidence to the contrary.
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This was contrary to what the textbooks say should happen.
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This was contrary to what the textbooks say should happen.
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On the contrary, it might be more intriguing to people.
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To the contrary, most conditions are well within historical norms.
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And contrary to concerns about possible regression, it stayed great.
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Contrary to popular belief, retiring early is more than possible.
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However, Manning's family members previously have said the contrary publicly.
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Expelling a reporter — and without reason — runs contrary to that.
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It's too dangerous, and it's contrary to the warrior mindset.
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This is clear evidence to the contrary and insanely tasty.
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And contrary to some reports, his English is perfectly adequate.
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Any claim to the contrary is completely bogus and fabricated.
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Bigotry and racial extremism run contrary to these core values.
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On the contrary: It succeeds because it doesn't really try.
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The Electoral Commission has produced no evidence to the contrary.
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No federal appeals court has ever reached a contrary conclusion.
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Contrary to popular belief, they serve no salutary economic purpose.
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This behavior is contrary to all the Fed staff models.
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On the contrary, it means reappropriating the body and femininity.
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These characters seek hope against all evidence to the contrary.
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News accounts and experts offered substantial evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the tempo of these attacks is rising.
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To the contrary, Trump is deteriorating as a candidate. 3.
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"Any insinuation to the contrary is false," the statement said.
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Contrary to popular belief, bipartisan policymaking is alive in Washington.
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On the contrary, I think it's a recipe for disaster.
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Neither space is minimalist or lacks abundance, quite the contrary.
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Contrary to the Journal's reporting, this is not some revelation.
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On the contrary, his company made America a better place.
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On the contrary, this is joint work we are doing.
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To the contrary, cutting rich people's taxes is very unpopular.
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Quite the contrary: The cabbage releases water as it cooks.
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Contrary to my childhood, I married a very wonderful person.
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Stone doesn't attempt to make any argument to the contrary.
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"Contrary to popular belief, it's quite unusual," she tells Broadly.
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Contrary to popular belief, the penis is a delicate item.
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Contrary to popular belief, we don't all know each other.
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Contrary to that is the mobilization of those formally disaffected.
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Contrary to extremely boring public opinion, rosé is not basic.
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On the contrary, it was technological developments that saved us.
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And in fact, there's been no information to the contrary.
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Hillary instantly quotes his statement to the contrary in 2002.
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To the contrary, their disruption costs taxpayers billions of dollars.
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Contrary to belief, decertification neither violates nor cancels the agreement.
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Contrary to Mr. Pai's claim, the harms are not hypothetical.
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On the contrary: We're trying to get away from them.
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Contrary to popular belief, we play more than one defense.
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On the contrary, constitutional crises tend to creep up slowly.
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Contrary to reports, the Coroner ruled the death a suicide.
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On the contrary, they guided their readers right toward it.
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Any fiction to the contrary or "fake news" is laughable.
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To the contrary, my reaction was validation of its mission.
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On the contrary, he took the responsibilities of adulthood seriously.
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And, in fact, all evidence is massively to the contrary.
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Contrary to earlier claims, the canvas also matched other works.
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And, contrary to popular sentiment, that's not a good thing.
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Every witness who testifies to the contrary, like Lt. Col.
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Contrary to Omar's claim, AIPAC does not donate to candidates.
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To the contrary, American democracy is stronger because of it.
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On the contrary, in our republic, the people are sovereign.
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As we've reported, she claims there's evidence to the contrary.
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On the contrary, women are very resilient and very capable.
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Contrary to our recollection, The Times article noted varying guests.
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And you'll overlook or excuse any evidence to the contrary.
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Contrary to popular opinion, censorship is not confined to dictatorships.
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On the contrary, increased size now often brings higher markups.
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He hadn't engaged in any extraordinary improprieties, quite the contrary.
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To the contrary, their actions are uncomfortably, tragically, terrifyingly human.
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Contrary to what many believe, hemp can't get you high.
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It's contrary to his more basic goal -- to get reelected.
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On the contrary, the meeting could prove risky for Trump.
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Any suggestion to the contrary is not based in fact.
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Contrary to the breed's reputation, it was anything but friendly.
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I don't think anyone could argue convincingly to the contrary.
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On the contrary, she says she wouldn't get in one.
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Contrary to popular belief, Carver did not invent peanut butter.
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Often her thoughts went in these contrary directions at once.
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On the contrary, most tasters asserted, they were quite good.
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However, contrary to popular assumption, passing wasn't my primary concern.
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In fact, there is plenty of evidence to the contrary.
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On the contrary, you always felt encouraged by your professors.
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Contrary to popular belief, menswear doesn't have to be boring.
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It also very likely runs contrary to Mr. Mattis's priorities.
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"Contrary to traditional houses... where you erect walls and build floors, where you work by adding elements, here on the contrary we're digging into the ground, looking for spaces, sculpting the material," he said.
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She's not dieting though; on the contrary, she's a growing pup!
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Contrary to your narrative, democracy is doing just fine, thank you.
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Quite the contrary, our society is showing division as never before.
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Contrary to popular belief, this is physiological, not related to willpower.
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And contrary to popular belief, they were never made of wood.
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These protections apply regardless of any contrary state or local laws.
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Indeed, neither dissent even attempts any serious argument to the contrary.
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Contrary to popular belief, not all of us introverts are shy.
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They're contrary and unpredictable; age ratings and good taste don't apply.
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On the contrary, it's the channel on which we all relate.
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Contrary to what movies will tell you, we don't need rescuing.
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Contrary to common wisdom, there are no adults in the room.
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"These allegations are contrary to our core values," the college said.
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On the contrary, Earth is still the crux of Marvel's storytelling.
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To the contrary, Rob Kardashian's baby mama was all hands on.
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Contrary to Marx's claim, democratic politics was not a pointless charade.
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Contrary to impressions of laziness, Indian police tend to be overworked.
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On the contrary, it is the reason why we must persist.
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Contrary to popular belief, money can be a force for good.
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Contrary to popular belief, many subreddits do not tolerate harmful content.
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I'm not sure it's "about" me, all evidence to the contrary.
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They're alive... And contrary to popular belief, not impossible to kill.
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Contrary to popular belief, sweat doesn't really have any detoxifying superpowers.
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Contrary to popular opinion, the compartment isn't hiding a lip balm.
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Contrary to what the far-right claims, pregnancy does kill women.
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To the contrary, they "appear to be efforts at voter intimidation".
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And they think they are being contrary, correct, and righteously angry.
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Contrary to what you might think, the real minority is spenders.
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"Any implication to the contrary is completely false," the statement said.
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Or, on the contrary, did readers' clicks determine what was written?
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Despite this, we found that most psychiatrists still believe the contrary.
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On the contrary, our challenges became an asset for the organizers.
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Contrary to popular belief, introverts don't hate talking to other people.
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Contrary to what his detractors insist, he wasn't a draft dodger.
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Well, nonpartisan econometric studies predating the Trump candidacy indicate the contrary.
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But that's no reason for despair or resignation—quite the contrary.
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He has, to say the least, been both contrary and contradictory.
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Anderson speculated that, on the contrary, some were regarded as heroes.
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Which he did not have, his resume to the contrary. Oops!
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Homelessness in America's major cities is rising, contrary to national trends.
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Contrary to popular opinion, that's not actually part of the bar.
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Contrary to negative stereotypes, many nonprofits have highly effective, brilliant leaders.
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Despite all evidence to the contrary, they still feel like stars.
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On the contrary, we fear that they will be further escalated.
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" One source says contrary to being upset, Don Jr. is "relieved.
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Contrary to some reports, we're told the conversation continued without animosity.
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On the contrary, they are the ones who made ISIS strong.
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And that's what makes it — contrary to expectations — kind of good.
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On the contrary, it makes it easier to launder illegal goods.
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"That might just happen," Stewart said, despite evidence to the contrary.
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Especially if they're contrary to negative stereotypes of a place. 96.
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The salute is not inspired by veterans, contrary to popular belief.
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But nor has it happened, despite many predictions to the contrary.
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On the contrary, they've been met with a lot of acclaim.
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"On the contrary, they are more in than ever," she insisted.
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There's no evidence that Trump has these qualities—quite the contrary.
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Aesthetics, contrary to modern myth, are not a frivolity or indulgence.
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On the contrary, I said good things and he was promoted.
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Contrary to Buffett's opinion, and those of Democratic presidential candidates Sen.
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To the contrary, it can serve as a much needed booster.
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Never — and the government has presented no evidence to the contrary.
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Contrary to Auden's belief, poetry made much happen, briefly at least.
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Further, the report gives insufficient credence to contrary official documentary evidence.
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"Keeping this facility open is contrary to our values," Obama said.
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Contrary to this misconception, getting pregnant often isn't a conscious decision.
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That film was, contrary to its marketing, very far from perfect.
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Contrary to what the textbooks say, real preferences are not fixed.
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In fact, the near-totality of the evidence suggests the contrary.
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On the contrary, populist movements talk about rights all the time.
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And he thinks he's winning, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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On the contrary it feels even a little more risky today.
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They have every right to set forth positions contrary to his.
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Contrary to the doomsayers, these affordable options won't destabilize insurance markets.
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On the contrary: It makes a virtue of its absolute obviousness.
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On the contrary, they confirmed how valuable a commodity privacy is.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom on China right now, I'm a meliorist.
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Contrary to Mr. Haugland's theory, none of these rules "automatically expire".
|
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On the contrary, for some it has proven an insuperable temptation.
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On the contrary, keeping to yourself and experiencing loneliness is toxic.
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Politicians, contrary to prevailing wisdom, are not, by and large, dumb.
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This trend is contrary to the notions of our constitutional republic.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, there is broad public support for NAFTA.
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, ObamaCare's preexisting conditions provisions aren't even popular.
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On the contrary, it presents Republican leadership with a unique opportunity.
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Contrary to popular belief, Black culture did not start with slavery.
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"I'm Danish, and Danish people don't mind being contrary," he explained.
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Contrary to online chatter, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi is doing just fine.
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Contrary to last week's online hoaxes, you can't vote via text.
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Despite reports to the contrary, Bergling's cause of death remains unconfirmed.
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On the contrary, he insisted he would expand the Republican coalition.
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Contrary to initial claims, the internet did not empower the individual.
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"Any people producing pornography is contrary to Cambodia's traditions," he said.
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Contrary to common assumptions, substantial shares of the poor are employed.
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Contrary to what's been reported, H.R. and I are still here.
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"Contrary to popular belief, it's quite unusual," she previously told Broadly.
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Beyond the rhetoric, it's hard to find evidence to the contrary.
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Reactivating MCAS is contrary to advice issued by Boeing and regulators.
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" On the contrary, he insisted: "We don't want to destroy democracy.
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On the contrary, it's reason to trust these people even less.
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Contrary to popular belief, that is the Jets' objective every week.
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Contrary to the popular narrative, marijuana is a burglar's typical prize.
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But their claims to the contrary, businesses do not oppose regulation.
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Contrary to Mr. Trump's suggestions, this was a crime against America.
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On the contrary, they're pretty predictable of each artist, subject-wise.
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On the contrary, it's a real profession to show your privacy.
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On the contrary, it's a homecoming of sorts to sports' roots.
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On the contrary, Trump is emboldened, and his foes momentarily defensive.
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I took a contrary view to everyone else in the room.
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Any argument to the contrary is merely a wall of noise.
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But Venezuelan intelligence officials believed they had evidence to the contrary.
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Contrary to popular notions, there have been many female serial murderers.
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But contrary to popular opinion, I do not speak about them.
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On the contrary, it could incentivise a startup to stay small.
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In a talkative show of contrary voices, he's a quiet zone.
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On the contrary, increased logging can make fires burn more intensely.
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"On the contrary, MDMA is a very peaceful substance," he said.
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No. On the contrary, the event was fueled from the outside.
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On the contrary, it proudly touted that it would not compromise.
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To the contrary, it is cutting edge in one important way.
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On the contrary, we have nobody playing on the PGA Tour.
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Contrary to Republican fears, that increase did not equal Democratic gains.
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On the contrary, they tend to get angry about such things.
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Fire spread was throughout the 14th floor contrary to earlier reports.
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That is true, and the Nunes memo never claims the contrary.
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He doesn't see these factors as contrary indicators to the rally.
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On the contrary, it presently holds about $10 billion in cash.
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Despite Democrat protestations to the contrary, there is nothing new here.
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On the contrary, zombies have been eating Republican brains for decades.
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On the contrary, it will make them more likely to succeed.
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On the contrary, he suggested he was going to keep them.
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To the contrary, congressional Democrats are conducting the 2020 political campaign.
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Contrary to long-held beliefs, Neanderthals were not backward cave men.
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Contrary to common assumption, Rapa Nui is not a beachcomber's paradise.
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This reality is totally contrary to what the bank bulls predicted.
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"On the contrary, there is evidence that it continues," they wrote.
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Paradoxically, cutting women's health care services is contrary to Republican goals.
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U.S. trade barriers, on the contrary, focus more narrowly on steel.
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They're alive and, contrary to popular belief, not impossible to kill.
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Contrary to popular belief, leaders can&apost make someone highly engaged.
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On the contrary, it speeds it up and makes it grow.
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Trump's position of course is contrary to decades of prior practice.
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Contrary to popular belief, Russia does not prefer one political party.
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To the contrary, it has increased repression and stabilized Castro's regime.
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Nor, all evidence to the contrary, is the joy of gin.
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It ignores uncontroverted evidence to the contrary," the lawyers wrote. "Mr.
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Moreover, this proposal is contrary to science and to the law.
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Any claims to the contrary are politically motivated and utterly false.
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Contrary to media portrayals, overdose deaths are ravaging communities of color.
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On the contrary, he seems to take the exact opposite view.
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His intentions aren't bad, he says—on the contrary, in fact.
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On the contrary, it turns death into an amusement-park ride.
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Across the pond, on the contrary, Christianity is alive and kicking.
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And, contrary to his bet on the industry, oil prices collapsed.
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Despite many who'd argue the contrary, it's not necessary for survival.
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But history, especially recent history, contains much evidence to the contrary.
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The idea of expanding it, then, seems contrary to their interests.
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"Contrary to what has been published in some media, Cemex does not have an office that is dedicated to activities that are contrary to the law," CLH said in a statement to the country's financial regulator.
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On the contrary, highly-skilled Africans emigrating to the United States benefit our country, even though it also runs contrary to our interests for these individuals to leave the home countries that desperately need successful citizens.
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"I think what he's doing is a signal to the international community … that the United States is seriously contemplating withdrawing from the nuclear deal, contrary to the agreement, contrary to a U.N. resolution," Cardin said of Trump.
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Because contrary to the popular myth out there, bats are not blind.
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The habit was so contrary to so much of what I believe.
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Contrary to popular belief, extremely woke musical Hamilton does not actually exist.
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The city doesn't, contrary to the impression given by CNN, resemble Kabul.
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Despite all evidence to the contrary, King is an intelligent political operator.
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" Amnesty said the denials come "despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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On the contrary, with respect to forecasting method, they are largely mainstream.
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Contrary to the press outrage, President Trump defends his performance in Helsinki.
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On the contrary, officers kept advising funds to avoid accepting anonymous donations.
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On the contrary – it is our imperfections that make us most beautiful.
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Contrary to some surprising reports my wife did shake hands with Mrs.
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On the contrary, it felt as if something preciously personal was stolen.
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Contrary to the popular belief, however, the two really can go together.
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On the contrary, he was generally the liveliest person in the room.
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But, contrary to popular belief, the festival isn't just for drunk adults.
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On the contrary: it looks like Europeans are faring better than Americans.
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But, contrary to popular belief, it does not dictate when you'll die.
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But popular MMOs (massively multiplayer online games) are proof to the contrary.
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The Wall Street Journal reports, contrary to his testimony, HHS nominee Rep.
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In 2016, despite his claims to the contrary, Mr Trump won narrowly.
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Contrary to Link, Josh Brown does not like where Nike is heading.
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Contrary to what Issa's ad implies, the president has not endorsed Issa.
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And that was a little bit contrary to what we thought originally.
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Contrary to the dominant narrative, most tech companies aren't selling your data.
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Contrary to popular belief, I've never had a dollar invested in Twitter.
|
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Without evidence to the contrary, she thought maybe he could be right.
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Contrary to the majority of those businesses, however, Vendr is already profitable.
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So market liquidity was there contrary to many rumors and concerns before.
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All ornate appearances to the contrary, the gothic is a thrifty form.
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Contrary to what the officer stated, McDonald never moved toward Van Dyke.
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Contrary to what many people say, the law does make a difference.
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On the contrary, it's asking them to go out and advertise it.
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And contrary to the popular notion, it's not just for young people.
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This is, contrary to Ratcliffe's claim, a very clear quid pro quo.
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On the contrary, it is a desperate stratagem for coping with them.
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But to the contrary—we could barely get John on the phone.
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Contrary to what people think or might assume it's actually very easy.
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Contrary to Revolut, N26 has had a web interface since day one.
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Reports to the contrary, it added, bore the mark of "terrorist propaganda".
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On the contrary: they play down changes in any country's relative standing.
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On the contrary, she was defending democracy, secularism, judicial independence, human rights.
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However, contrary to monolithic representations, Mami Wata is the embodiment of hybridity.
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On the contrary, after three meetings the despot is a firm buddy.
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That hope is, contrary to much of what you've read, Facebook itself.
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Contrary to popular belief, I'm open to change when it makes sense.
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Also contrary to prior reports, Frogmore Cottage does not have 10 rooms.
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Movie trailers are ads, but we don't hate them — quite the contrary.
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To the contrary, the pursuit has been marked by some spectacular failures.
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Teens are still listening to you, despite much evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, Britain, France and Germany are working to salvage it.
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On the contrary, this is where his political pronouncements become most apparent.
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It isn't all doom and gloom for India, very much the contrary.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, cats and dogs can actually be great friends.
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"On the contrary, there is an issue of it strengthening," he said.
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On the contrary — I'm trying to jolt myself out of my complacency.
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Also, contrary to popular belief, metal people are actually really really smart!
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It just seems like that mentality is contrary to anything creatively astute.
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Investors worry about a potential default, despite Venezuela's assurances to the contrary.
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Any suggestion to the contrary was "fake news ... absolute rubbish," he added.
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Contrary to popular belief, Planned Parenthood doesn't even bother to provide mammograms.
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"One antidote is for you to intentionally adopt contrary behavior," says Miller.
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Contrary to media reports, no ransom was paid, the foreign minister said.
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But despite the arguments to the contrary, Vakoch said he's not worried.
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Using "I can't," on the contrary, suggests being constrained by external forces.
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On the contrary, teams found some incredibly creative ways around the rules.
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Security, however, is less of a factor, despite claims to the contrary.
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We can shut out contrary voices, avoid ever questioning our basic assumptions.
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So protecting private data is contrary to Facebook's whole reason for being.
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But the current state of many large democracies suggests exactly the contrary.
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To the contrary, they are leaning on him in wildly unethical ways.
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However, everyone else will make you know it's contrary to the case.
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" Yet another juror said that interracial relationships were "contrary to God's intent.
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This is all contrary to the explicit language in the Impact Act.
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Picking sides and supporting the Saudi-coalition is contrary to those goals.
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Contrary to logic, you don't want all of your customers right away.
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The character illustrations, according to Ye, may run contrary to popular stereotypes.
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Quite the contrary: She'll be celebrating her 17th year at M.A.C. soon.
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SAPs are not, contrary to Snowden's suggestion, a higher level of classification.
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On the contrary, the history of the built environment includes promising examples.
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Indeed, we live in an era of abundant evidence to the contrary.
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"Bigotry and racial extremism run contrary to our core values," said Maj.
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However, contrary to myth, dark urine does not necessarily mean you're dehydrated.
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A devaluation risks money leaving again, directly contrary to China's policy goals.
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Contrary to popular belief, working from home isn't all fun and games.
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"On the contrary, Trump will have greater affinity with dictators," he said.
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Quite the contrary, it provided cover for Iran to continue its efforts.
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And the intercepts were briefed to CIA leadership, contrary to Clapper's assurance.
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" It added, "Any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation.
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Contrary to false representations made by Trump, the Iran deal has worked.
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On the contrary, it betrays the substantive weakness of the dissent's argument.
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Any assertion to the contrary to the Grand Jury would be perjury.
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Trump's ban isn't just unnecessary; it's also contrary to our constitutional values.
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" Trump, contrary to his statement, didn't come up with the "Big Luther.
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On the contrary, those who oppose him are subjected to police questioning.
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Contrary to popular mythology, mental illness is not an indicator of violence.
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Deforestation has skyrocketed on Bolsonaro's watch, despite his claims to the contrary.
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Third, the ACE rule is legally flawed and contrary to EPA's mission.
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Contrary to popular belief, commas don't just signify pauses in a sentence.
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Because contrary to public opinion, using a travel agent doesn't cost extra.
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To the contrary, it will make us (as a nation) less competitive.
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Their reticence runs contrary to the president's very vocal opinions about trade.
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Melnik was a mocker and an unbeliever, a lecher, a contrary creature.
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"Well, that's contrary to a lot of civil forfeiture law," he replied.
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His remarks are contrary to my views, and completely off the mark.
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They are not allowed to make phone calls, contrary to official policy.
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And who gets to investigate the president for acting contrary to it?
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Furthermore, contrary to popular mythology - war is not good for anyone's economy.
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Large majorities also support the Paris climate agreement, contrary to Trump's tweets.
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To the contrary, every attack makes the demagogues' arguments seem more credible.
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That's foolish policy, unsupportable economic theory and contrary to sound business practices.
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Contrary to the tumbleweeds occupying your local mall, physical retail isn't dead.
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On the contrary, it will put U.S. troops needlessly in harm's way.
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The one contrary example in modern liberalism was the civil rights movement.
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On the contrary, it had no connection to President Obama's climate policies.
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Read more in our fact check of viral claims to the contrary.
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Navigating glam's mix of messages had prepared me for that contrary life.
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" "The reporters' firm commitment to a pre-determined narrative despite contrary facts.
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Despite his protests to the contrary, Trump is very much a politician.
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To the contrary, the price movements demonstrate an efficient market at work.
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Because, contrary to conventional wisdom, campaign platforms matter — especially in health care.
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Only one suspect was involved in the incident, contrary to early reports.
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To the contrary, the 4-year-old has a loving, even temperament.
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On the contrary, those extra pounds of pussycat created a feline frenzy.
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Firstly, miniature horses are not ponies, contrary to what some may believe.
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On the contrary, Mr. Trump represents a return to the party's roots.
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Satellite images given to CNN appear to show the contrary -- extensive damage.
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Student Question | Do You Prefer Your Children's Book Characters Obedient or Contrary?
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On the contrary, the bill, which was introduced on Thursday by Sen.
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To think otherwise was contrary to the plain meaning of the Constitution.
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Quite the contrary: He is now trying to achieve it for himself.
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Contrary to what some may think, the Antarctic is full of life.
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Narratives to the contrary are factually inaccurate and defamatory to UAM staff.
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Contrary to the ACLU, the bill would not criminalize participation in BDS.
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On the contrary, all of her kids are profoundly shaped by her.
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There is now a half-century's worth of evidence to the contrary.
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On the contrary, it is not this Resolution that is isolating Israel.
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Contrary to Trump voters, I hardly ever see profiles of Clinton supporters.
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On the contrary, his research was cited by policymakers around the world.
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"They will have neither my gratitude nor my friendship — on the contrary."
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To the contrary, there's been decreases in vehicle break-ins and theft.
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On the contrary, I believe he knows exactly what he is doing.
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Contrary to her darkness, Lilith in Gemini has an exceptionally brilliant mind .
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On the contrary, the overwhelming verdict is that it was an accident.
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To the contrary, she was a healer, someone who solved those problems.
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On the contrary, it seemed blithely unaware of how disturbing it was.
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Contrary to this persistent myth, undocumented immigrants do in fact pay taxes.
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On the contrary, immigration detention has a short-lived and complicated history.
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Contrary to what people believe, we were not stuck with this deal.
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It's also counterintuitive, because it's contrary to the spirit of live performance.
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To the contrary, the preponderance of conspiracy evidence confirms the corrupt intent.
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The Trump administration has yet to produce any evidence to the contrary.
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The pictures capture the contrary realities women face in a changing Iran.
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Editorial cartoons often express viewpoints contrary to those of a publication's editors.
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"They would be contrary to our values and our principles," he said.
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On the contrary, Pasternak's subjects were faith and redemption, death and resurrection.
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On the contrary, state aid has been slow to arrive, he said.
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To the contrary, the company specializes in a sort of controlled flamboyance.
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Maybe the solution is generational change, although evidence appears to the contrary.
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To the contrary, he simply sought to make it cover more people.
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To the contrary, I believe that it will bring the country together.
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"It makes it tough; you don't have contrary voices," Mr. Wheeler said.
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So, for me my disability is not a limit, on the contrary.
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On the contrary, every one of us should pursue a single end.
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To the contrary: it is often helpful and motivated by sound principles.
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Contrary to his belief, New York does have an over-incarceration problem.
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Contrary to some narratives, the #MeToo movement didn't come out of nowhere.
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The bill as it stands, contrary to President Trump's promises, freezes inequality.
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On the contrary, the fact is that crime rates are going down.
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Contrary to your editorial, the bill would benefit low-wage American workers.
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Contrary to popular belief, the women aren't the only problematic ones here.
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To the contrary, on its face the pardon power appears virtually unlimited.
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But Pugh, contrary to her usual zeal for performing, ignored the postings.
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Now, contrary to popular belief, the sun is not actually on fire.
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On the contrary, it has always been about deception, concealment and equivocation.
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On the contrary, he gloats equally about his good and bad decisions.
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Quite the contrary: It illustrates these Republicans' absolute depravity and ideological ambition.
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On the contrary, it may be a modern thing not to worry.
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On the contrary, they are benefiting from a period of intense competition.
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To the contrary, his crowds are a regular subject of media attention.
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On the contrary, they tend to rely on the concept of pleasure.
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Contrary to popular belief, NASA did not invent Teflon, Velcro or Tang.
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Contrary to my expectations, I haven't lost one of the earbuds yet.
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On the contrary, they are normal representatives of their time and place.
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To the contrary, Paone continued to have the support of the Diocese.
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Contrary to stereotype, we don't just make up the unskilled labor force.
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Contrary to the prevailing narrative, health care reform is alive and progressing.
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It is also contrary to HHS's claim that "work requirements" promote work.
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I am sorry for anything in my college writings to the contrary.
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Despite Mr. Trump's assertion to the contrary, our country is already great.
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Numerous lawyers, judges, legislators, nonprofit organizations and academics have demonstrated the contrary.
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Contrary to the culture war narrative, these are not mutually exclusive groups.
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Contrary to everyone else, including his partner, he held out for belief.
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However, such thinking is contrary to the current political and economic orthodoxy.
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And, contrary to Singh's protestions, Trudeau hasn't actually rushed to ratify anything.
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To the contrary, the United States holds all the most powerful cards.
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To the contrary, the video shows him moving in a different direction.
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It was, well, pretty OK. Contrary to popular reports, Peach isn't dead.
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On the contrary, the U.S. had taken an "aggressive position" he said.
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To the contrary, the amendment is a categorical limitation on federal power.
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On the contrary, it's the whole point of advertising, politics not excepted.
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"I guess I pay attention," she says, not wanting to be contrary.
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It is contrary to BDS's commitment to highlighting institutions instead of individuals.
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Contrary to a commonly held view, the military is not in charge.
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I think we, actually, to the contrary ... So you move them down?
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Which is contrary to what about 103 percent of the population thinks.
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I believe that, but there's lots of evidence to the contrary, right?
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I think we, actually, to the contrary- So you move them down?
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"Notwithstanding anyone's statements to the contrary, you did not initiate physical contact with me," Gianforte wrote in his letter of apology, failing to acknowledge that the patently false statements to the contrary were made by his own office.
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The current effort to move forward confirmation of Judge Kavanaugh while withholding so many public records is contrary to the best interests of the Senate and our democracy and is contrary to the ideals professed by our university.
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"To the contrary, we now plan to air the ad with greater frequency."
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Contrary to popular belief, the nation's first president did not wear a wig.
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Contrary to President Trump's claims we have a modest trade surplus with Canada.
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On the contrary, shared flourishing requires a conscious commitment to the "common good".
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To the contrary, they want him to get as many reps as possible.
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This shared life can condense in the paintings in various and contrary ways.
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On the contrary, in fact: authenticating who we are will be hugely important.
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If anything, quite the contrary, he was simply pushing back and defending himself.
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Contrary to how we learn about history, the past isn't written by presidents.
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"Such requirements are contrary to EU law," the Commission said in a statement.
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Loder invited Love to join the interview, despite Madonna's pleas to the contrary.
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On the contrary, we must give Christian respect to this Venezuelan citizen's memory.
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Contrary to popular opinion, though, you don't need much money to get started.
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Contrary to your tweets, it is not manipulating its currency to our detriment.
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But early Wednesday across the Atlantic, Pope Francis delivered quite a contrary message.
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Contrary to tabloid reports, wedding bells don't seem to be ringing after all.
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And contrary to some recent rumors, it's not on Dancing with the Stars.
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Actually, on the contrary, not, because-, I'll give you a very specific example.
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Quite the contrary: Education is only becoming more popular as a cause area.
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On the contrary, they need to weaken our country as much as possible.
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Foxconninsider noted that contrary to rumors, Apple is sticking with its lightning cable.
|
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Contrary to what has been said today, the FBI does not reach conclusions.
|
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"That would be absolute overkill and is contrary to the interest of justice."
|
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And contrary to popular belief, many of the victims are not foreign-born.
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Contrary to his campaign promise, Mr Trump cannot unilaterally "tear up" the deal.
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Contrary to popular belief, China's GDP statistics have not always been unusually smooth.
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The professors write: Contrary to popular belief, political parties are reliable promise keepers.
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ETF Securities' stance is, however, contrary to what a number of economists believe.
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Contrary to what many imagine, the life line does not measure life span.
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Despite all the evidence to the contrary, Stephen Curry is, in fact, human.
|
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And contrary to popular belief, many C.T.E. students do go on to college.
|
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The Justice Department and the FBI had rock-solid evidence to the contrary.
|
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But, on the contrary, we should discuss our salaries with our trusted network.
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Contrary to those characters, Clay's home life is copacetic, but his rage persists.
|
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Huawei has long requested a process through which it could prove the contrary.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, millennials are pretty good at trying to save money.
|
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On the contrary, he has called China "the grand champion" of currency manipulators.
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Contrary to the public perception, social businesses are "obsessed with maximizing financial value".
|
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On the contrary, feminism is only as strong as the challenges women face.
|
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On the contrary, I'm sure that a woman could kick Daniel Craig's ass.
|
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He has been outed as voting in a way contrary to his district.
|
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But contrary to popular perception, violations do not occur only on dingy backstreets.
|
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But a pile of evidence to the contrary is poking through the camouflage.
|
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Russia has said it did not interfere, contrary to U.S. intelligence agencies' findings.
|
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Any statement to the contrary is untrue and not authorized by the company.
|
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On the contrary Google appears to have dug in against this competitive threat.
|
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In his own way, Mr Grantham may be acting as a contrary indicator.
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On the contrary — she says she's grateful for the hate and the love.
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Contrary to the popular belief, paying your taxes doesn't have to be taxing.
|
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"It's contrary to everything he's ever said and done on severability," Adler argues.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, cracking your joints is not necessarily a bad thing.
|
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Contrary to your contention, there is room to be hopeful for Thailand's prospects.
|
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On the contrary, he reappointed his pliable sidekick, Dmitry Medvedev, as prime minister.
|
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Besides, Huseman said, contrary to speculation, it was never really about the money.
|
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And contrary to Trump's claims, there is no evidence it has cost jobs.
|
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So, on the contrary, people rated their own selfies as quite self-ironic.
|
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Contrary to its image as a fusty Victorian heirloom, cricket has constantly evolved.
|
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On the contrary, he claims that is exactly what he wanted all along.
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On the contrary, its costly military endeavors will keep on suffocating its economy.
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Pat McCrory in March, also bars localities from enacting ordinances to the contrary.
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On the contrary, I was committed to loan modifications intended to stop foreclosures.
|
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Contrary to the sales-pitch, some of these firms face high variable costs.
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Color is always changing, and, contrary to popular belief, it is not absolute.
|
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Trying to move or kill the reptiles, on the contrary, can be fatal.
|
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On the contrary, a strategy consulting position will emphasize long-term thinking skills.
|
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There is nothing unhealthy, obscene, or contrary public good in the barista's garments.
|
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Despite his past declaration to the contrary, Drake has made a new friend.
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Above generalizations to the contrary, the album hardly inhabits just one single genre.
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Contrary to popular belief, a majority of Americans have faith in free enterprise.
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To assume the contrary is to over-learn the lessons of last November.
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PR whitewashing efforts to the contrary, Khartoum's brutal and corrupt record is clear.
|
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Contrary to the company's roots, he planned to move slow and test things.
|
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Contrary to popular opinion, offense isn't about scoring as many points as possible.
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This is contrary to what our Constitution calls for in this great Nation.
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Clarification: Contrary to my jesting intentions, this article has been read as earnest.
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Also, she exists, contrary to what the endless stream of Twitter trolls believe.
|
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In fact, despite evidence to the contrary, we hope that we are wrong.
|
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On the contrary, we hope it will also include lifting the Israeli blockade.
|
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Earlier in the day sterling had climbed sharply on reports to the contrary.
|
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He has said he would resign if evidence to the contrary were found.
|
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But contrary to belief, apps haven't led to a culture of endless hookups.
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"Anonymous leaks to the contrary are false," Sanders said in an emailed statement.
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Contrary to what most people thought, it isn't the result of improper usage.
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And contrary to popular belief, you should actually turn on your overhead vent.
|
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Both revelations, if true, directly contradict repeated Trump family statements to the contrary.
|
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Contrary to appearances it was political, not sporting, history that was being made.
|
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Contrary to the pop, parades, propaganda and disinformation seen during the CCP's Oct.
|
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To the contrary, Mueller continues to pile up proof in the opposite direction.
|
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On the contrary, after years of military service, many veterans are well-connected.
|
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But now suddenly this is perceived as being contrary to the Roman pontiff.
|
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Contrary to the mantra of some, demographics are not destiny, generational attitudes are.
|
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Contrary to her moniker, little of Dr. Lee's show features pimples or popping.
|
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And all the information was briefed to CIA leadership, contrary to Clapper's representations.
|
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But contrary to expectations, computer science and biology are the fastest-growing majors.
|
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And contrary to Anderson's argument, density of bears is no surrogate for recovery.
|
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To the contrary, Congress has a very legitimate interest in investigating Kemp's activities.
|
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Trump and family will win big, despite Trump's absurd claims to the contrary.
|
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Boehme said contrary to popular belief, work on the home did pause occasionally.
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To the contrary, Europe has long banned "extremist" speech, such as Holocaust denial.
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To the contrary, once she begins to speak, the recollections come flowing out.
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Also contrary to Trump's tweet, the U.S. soldiers were active-duty, not Guardsmen.
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Contrary to popular belief, having disagreements is inevitable and even healthy in relationships.
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Contrary to reporting, the office did not issue any memorandum to the courts.
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On the contrary, only a very small number of Americans fit this description.
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At different times, according to circumstances, these contrary impulses emerge in different proportions.
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Keep in mind, there is no defense team or presentation of contrary evidence.
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Contrary to popular belief, the airport queue is generally not worth waiting in.
|
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On the contrary, more than two-thirds of Republicans support the EPA cuts.
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On the contrary, he insists that he never acted inappropriately with any women.
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Jones: Contrary to what many people believe, ticks don't actively seek you out.
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These tough choices run contrary to the original intent of the Medicaid program.
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Imposing excessive regulation and barriers to deployment runs contrary to the national interest.
|
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But, contrary to appearances, "The Golden Cockerel" didn't start as a Russian story.
|
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On the contrary, FEMA needs to be ready for hard-to-predict disasters.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, the Blue Lagoon isn't a naturally-occurring phenomenon. It's
|
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Texas and its allies want a contrary nationwide injunction to countervail those rulings.
|
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Contrary to their stereotype, millennials are consuming news and not just entertainment news.
|
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Contrary to Giuliani's claims, Trump's motivations for firing Comey are far from obvious.
|
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And contrary to popular perception, those networks are not all populated by liberals.
|
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Contrary to what most listeners believed, "The Riff" did not air precisely live.
|
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True to form, Trump apparently chose not to seek contrary views from Congress.
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Contrary to Trump's pledge, the pain is already being felt by Dreamers today.
|
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Despite Trump's assertion on Twitter, there is no solid evidence to the contrary.
|
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Contrary to common argument, these stories are not being told because they sell.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, cheating isn't necessarily more common among high-earning couples.
|
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To the contrary, I believe superdelegates represent an entirely appropriate, indeed necessary, institution.
|
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Contrary to any misinformation campaign, the safety of children is paramount for DHS.
|
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" He said there will be no announcements Friday, "contrary to some published reports.
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And contrary to the myth, this was never Pope Francis' theology of choice.
|
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Contrary to many predictions, he was drafted — 41st over all by the Nets.
|
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On the contrary, increasing international trade would help climate-proof the U.S. economy.
|
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And this last cut, contrary to the song, appears to be the deepest.
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To the contrary, the post-Whalers era has seen one failure after another.
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But in sound, it sort of runs contrary to what you might expect.
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Contrary to popular belief, lifting weights (even heavy ones) won't "bulk" you up.
|
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On the contrary, this shows why a peaceful day of protest is necessary.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, de Blasio and Cuomo were at one point friends.
|
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But, contrary to popular belief, they're not just for adding length or bulk.
|
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Contrary to my expectations, my FOMO is at its lowest point in years.
|
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The catechism of the Church teaches that abortion is contrary to moral law.
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Not everyone sees Mr. Trump's tax proposals as contrary to his campaign message.
|
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Lonnie didn't forget my sister's name—on the contrary, he wore it out.
|
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On the contrary, we're continually getting glimpses of him and hearing tantalizing rumors.
|
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The corruption isn't subtle; on the contrary, it's cruder than almost anyone imagined.
|
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Contrary to Republican claims, there are no Democratic plans for imminent impeachment proceedings.
|
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It's a surprising walk back from previous assurances to the contrary from Sony.
|
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On the contrary, that responsibility will fall even more squarely with the party.
|
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This was not done, contrary to his assertions, in consultation with his generals.
|
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To the contrary, experts argue that there really are solutions to the crisis.
|
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But contrary to popular belief, many of the pooches are just normal dogs.
|
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Despite ample testimony to the contrary, Azerbaijan claims that Nakhichevan was never Armenian.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, Labor Day does not signify the end of summer.
|
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Contrary to what President Trump says, we are not ready for disasters ahead.
|
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On the contrary, they are well aware that they constitute a diverse grouping.
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On the contrary, endowments are holding firm, or even adding to these holdings.
|
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Quite the contrary — three-quarters of people surveyed felt comfortable with such businesses.
|
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, populists are not distinctive just because they criticize elites.
|
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On the contrary, it means being ruthlessly and tenderly precise about what happened.
|
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Contrary to initial reports that the suspect was white, Mr. Black is black.
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Contrary to popular belief, I do not take enjoyment out of silencing people.
|
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When seen together, these seemingly contrary paintings suggest a rare holistic, earthly fecundity.
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To the contrary, we are inspired by each and every one of you.
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Contrary to Caracas, Maracaibo experienced daily power outages for most of last year.
|
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Contrary to what President Trump might think, the Salvadoran community is highly productive.
|
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In all the testimony, there is not the slightest evidence to the contrary.
|
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Contrary to textbook economic theory, unemployment has been falling without inflation flaring up.
|
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On the contrary, 5G rollouts have tended to be targeted on urban centers.
|
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Crucially, to most ears, a scammer's claims to the contrary would sound ridiculous.
|
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And contrary to popular belief, it's not about unattainable standards or curing cancer.
|
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On the contrary, he performs his duties with a sort of technocratic deadpan.
|
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Contrary to what they promised, I get billed for $2130 all at once.
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It would have been contrary to his nature, said his biographer, Mr. Brendon.
|
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Thornton's argument is both common sense and contrary to lots of perceived wisdom.
|
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Four-year-olds, contrary to popular belief, are not egocentric or self-centered.
|
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And contrary to its carefully polished public image, golf has been no different.
|
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That runs contrary to the Fed's very mission, given to it by Congress.
|
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On the contrary, it has acted to block the government from spending money.
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That's contrary to what the U.S. stands for: liberty, freedom, democracy and plurality.
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Contrary to popular belief, it's perfectly fine to use spaces in your password.
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To the contrary, it produced stress for the candidate and for the staff.
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Contrary to expectations, shares of Italian banks including UniCredit have risen since Dec.
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"This is contrary to my views and my convictions," he tells their mother.
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On the contrary, the latest indicators show that it will only get worse.
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So, contrary to politically motivated claims, Republican members of Congress, such as Reps.
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And contrary to Mr. Trump's claim, no one is "pouring in" to America.
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Maybe he still tells himself that, despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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Plus, he's making a contrary call on inflation based on the global picture.
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Contrary to its barbarian image, the world of finance is not culture-free.
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Many think "Googoosha" is dead, and there is no proof to the contrary.
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Contrary to restaurant lore and signage, Broderick Roadhouse was not established in 1893.
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Contrary to subsequent myth, he was not charged because he championed junk bonds.
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On the contrary, something like a new poem begins, in a different key.
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All violent and illegal acts are contrary to the spirit of the Declaration.
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To the contrary, it raises people up through group therapy and community support.
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But that doesn't mean it's garbage; on the contrary, it's quite the opposite.
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But contrary to the consensus view, this anchor will not reassert itself instantaneously.
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Contrary to popular belief, successful people are not big fans of huge obstacles.
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And contrary to Hollywood mythology, writers don't see development executives as the enemy.
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" All of that runs contrary to what experts actually consider "good" and "bad.
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On the contrary, he says, it would be an "appropriate form of recognition".
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The bill's language is contrary to providing uplifting educational opportunities and positive reform.
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A little poking around invites a lot of seeming evidence to the contrary.
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Contrary to Trump's claim, the trial is the duty of the Senate alone.
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Contrary to popular belief, Disney doesn't own all the important IP. Warner Bros.
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On the contrary, the administration demonstrated a dangerous degree of incoherence and inconsistency.
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And at the risk of being contrary Mike Myers' "Cat" was truly scary.
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Contrary to intuition, a nationalist backlash in Latin America will also disunite nations.
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On the contrary, the tax would be much simpler than our current arrangement.
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Contrary to popular belief, there are many ways college students can cut costs.
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Contrary to the suggestion of #MeToo activists, arbitration in no way "silences" victims.
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Women who oppose abortion are deemed contrary to the very idea of equality.
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On the contrary, it is the textbook definition of one form of corruption.
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On the contrary, it makes America less safe by making war more likely.
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Contrary to Trump's assertions, trade wars are neither good nor easy to win.
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To the contrary, resistance then is an act of radical, even revolutionary, patriotism.
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Trump's contrary claims are as deceptive as his claims about the inauguration attendance.
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Contrary to popular belief, President Trump's moves may not be crazy at all.
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""The Church is not afraid of history, on the contrary, it loves it.
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In his brief, Mr. Tillman noted but discounted a contrary piece of evidence.
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Contrary to Trump's letter, the delegation was not planning on going to Egypt.
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He is from the tradition of liberation theology, contrary to Mr. Coates's atheism.
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A significant infusion of federal money will be required, contrary to Republican philosophy.
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Despite government assurances to the contrary, opponents fear ordinary citizens could be targeted.
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"A child being kept in isolation ... is contrary to international law," she said.
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When presented with evidence to the contrary, they sometimes look the other way.
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" He added, "Any suggestion to the contrary is contrived and a red herring.
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Advocates argue that these requirements are contrary to the purpose of the program.
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Until he does, no one should take his claims to the contrary seriously.
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Contrary to McCarthy's statement, Medicaid expansion hasn't made the waiting list problem worse.
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Contrary to Paris, London seems to have a more authentic and varied cuisine.
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There's nothing in the story that's contrary to basic economics or human nature.
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" In a Facebook post, Obama said the move was "contrary to our spirit.
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"It is surprising that Mr. Tata has sought to justify Monday's conduct by making vague public statements that are contrary to his knowledge and contrary to the records of the Tata Group," said Mistry in a response issued late on Friday.
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"This was not only contrary to the plain language of Virginia law, but was also contrary to the language that counsel for Mr. Yancey insisted be included in the Recount Consent Order," the filing says, according to The Virginian-Pilot.
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" "Our partners will stop listening and make decisions that run contrary to our interests.
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All of which, contrary to her sister Kim's $814 routine, won't break the bank.
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Contrary to what some analysts have said, this is, I think, a good thing.
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On the contrary, I had an easier time clearing boss levels than most others.
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Contrary to initial appearances, Masterpiece Cakeshop does not entail a clash of constitutional rights.
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But, contrary to popular opinion, you can't train your hair to be less oily.
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So contrary to what Baron thinks, Tesla worst enemies aren't automakers, dealers, or workers.
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"Today's verdict ... runs contrary to earlier assurances," Hunt said, calling the move extremely worrying.
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Contrary to recent reports, nobody currently insured under Medicaid would lose coverage, Conway said.
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He denied Russia is still targeting the U.S., despite intelligence warnings to the contrary.
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And contrary to Thiel's remarks, it's a trend that I fully expect to continue.
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If you think about survival, that actually seems contrary to caring for a child.
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Many Americans think that voter fraud is rampant, despite clear evidence to the contrary.
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Contrary to what some might believe, birth control isn't just a method of contraception.
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To the contrary, the deadliness of the home has very little malice in it.
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But we know they're not true because evidence has come out to the contrary.
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But "suggests the contrary" would be a rather feeble basis for a perjury charge.
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On the contrary, a little less heat might be just what this deal needs.
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On the contrary, the trend in developed economies is towards declining protection of workers.
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Contrary to popular belief, Jews and Arabs interact constantly even on those disputed lands.
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Contrary to his tweet, Trump's attitude to Moscow has concerned critics throughout his presidency.
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Contrary to popular discourse, summer is coming, and it's a beautiful season for streaming.
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But contrary to previous claims, no unambiguous evidence for any pioneering extremophiles was found.
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Contrary to what is often assumed, the Scot did not advocate ruthless self-interest.
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Still, despite all signs to the contrary, and many predictions, email is not dead.
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However, an analyst said the recommendations were contrary to the views of many investors.
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And contrary to popular belief, China's GDP statistics have not always been unusually smooth.
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Despite media reports to the contrary, there are No 'ongoing beefs' or 'entourage issues.
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This is contrary to the reigning theory that the baby would be named Albert.
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Contrary to its name, mustard gas does not actually have any mustard in it.
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So contrary to popular belief, price does not directly correlate to quality or taste.
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But in past elections, African countries have usually voted contrary to their confederation's recommendation.
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Contrary to popular belief, watching fashion shows does get old — but not in Sydney.
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Contrary to what newcomers may believe, that history has had significant ups and downs.
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" The president also insisted, contrary to the report, that he only uses "government phones.
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Kipman's protestations to the contrary, there is plenty of hype around the HoloLens 2.
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Contrary to what is implied, that is not a piggy-bank of free cash.
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The ruling is based on laws that run contrary to international human rights standards.
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Contrary to this assessment, the book does suggest more lasting improvements to socioeconomic troubles.
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Gabbard has progressive views on domestic policy, despite some past stances to the contrary.
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Adams has repeatedly denied involvement in the IRA, despite many accounts to the contrary.
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Contrary to the conventional wisdom, the evidence also suggests Prohibition really did reduce drinking.
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Contrary to Hollywood's view, AIs will not develop destructive cognitive functions or irrational judgements.
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Contrary to magazine reports and your favorite recurring daydream, Chris Hemsworth is not single.
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Contrary to what I had been raised to believe, Robin Hood isn't a fox.
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Contrary to the bill of goods you've been sold, life is not a competition.
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Such false accusations are contrary to everything I have ever done and stood for.
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Contrary to the depiction in "Silicon Valley," however, Ambrosia cannot directly hire the teens.
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She's been the architect of her own life, despite it being contrary to tradition.
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But contrary to what Trump says, it is not only the numbers that matter.
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Contrary to multiple reports, 50 Cent has yet to sell his Farmington, Connecticut mansion.
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To the contrary, their self- interests are best served by protecting us to death.
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Contrary to what some people are saying, the Samsung S7 is pretty damn waterproof.
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Trump, on the contrary, has ushered in the age of anti-social business candor.
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"Keeping this facility open is contrary to our values," Obama said earlier this year.
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Contrary to the expectation of the independence movement, no European governments embraced their cause.
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Still, despite all signs to the contrary — and many predictions — email is not dead.
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After the meeting, the president seemed to hold the same mindset, despite contrary evidence.
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He said the U.S. decided Russia was guilty before receiving evidence to the contrary.
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Contrary to the learn-and-improve pattern of most artists, Clooney is somehow devolving.
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Contrary to popular belief, pumpkin spice does not reign supreme as fall's best flavor.
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On the contrary, a local, sustainable, small-scale farming future is entirely within reach.
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But misinformation to the contrary is spreading rapidly across social media and conservative websites.
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Then Tom Gustinis told him that, to the contrary, Gevers was almost never there.
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Contrary to the common notion that we can't choose our family, we absolutely can.
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To the contrary, his record and Trump's agenda contradict one another in critical ways.
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Contrary to their name, the 17 rare earth chemical elements are actually quite common.
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Any arguments to the contrary would just be a turn through the spin cycle.
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And despite evidence to the contrary, it's become conservative doctrine that it didn't work.
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Contrary to early rumors, the Supersonic is not silent, but it is pretty quiet.
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Contrary to a popular mythology, Trump's voters are better off economically than most Americans.
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This runs contrary to the fundamental interests of both the Russian and American people.
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"A contrary agency interpretation would not be entitled to deference under Chevron," CRS concluded.
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"Government interference is unwelcome and likely to be contrary to investors' interests," they said.
|
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And contrary to certain hypotheses, voluntarily childfree people seem to rarely regret their choice.
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That opinion is contrary to what another analyst wrote earlier in the week, though.
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When he presented his proposal, Matteo Renzi, the prime minister, asked for contrary evidence.
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Assad insisted that the image was fake, despite multiple eyewitness accounts to the contrary.
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To the contrary, clinicians have said there is evidence that it is psychologically harmful.
|
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On the contrary, though, this administration seems more interested in making the damage worse.
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But contrary to Cruz's claim, they've done it with assistance from the United States.
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On the contrary, Ys is still as fresh as the day it came out.
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Quite the contrary: failing to improve a car over time will alienate its user.
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She replied that, on the contrary, she had found it and the ceremony moving.
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And contrary to Whitaker's comment, other billionaires have called for higher taxes as well.
|
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Contrary to its small-shop feel, boutique chain Francesca's has plans for big growth.
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That's not to suggest Celeste is simple or lacking mechanical variety—quite the contrary.
|
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"On the contrary, I don't think that I've failed the German people," he said.
|
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To the contrary, Tillerson reportedly wants to collaborate on new cybersecurity strategies with Russia.
|
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The austerity of 2013 failed to slow growth, contrary to the predictions of Keynesians.
|
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But TellusLabs thinks, on the contrary, that the table hasn't even started to cool.
|
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And contrary to popular cliché, my dad was present and involved in my life.
|
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The polls, however, suggest to the contrary that opponents of intervention have solid reasons.
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The sky is not falling, contrary to what some activists would have you believe.
|
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To the contrary, all of the plausible explanations should disquiet even the fiercest partisans.
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On the contrary, it creates jobs in some of the poorest places on earth.
|
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Contrary to McCutcheon's unfounded assertion, no one is helped by this surge of cash.
|
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To the contrary, the International Atomic Energy Agency has verified Iran's compliance numerous times.
|
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Contrary to the old stereotype, you should actually be doing more listening than talking.
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To the contrary: It looks increasingly as if he may very well earn it.
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The contrary is true: Mr Assad's violence is the primary cause of the turmoil.
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Contrary to what a lot of people say, he is not a dumb guy.
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Sending them back to life-threatening danger is absolutely contrary to our country's values.
|
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On the contrary, by any ethical standard, the policy engages Australian responsibility for cruelty.
|
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Contrary to what we're led to believe, thinking better isn't about being a genius.
|
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On the contrary, the more consumers who "cut the cord," the better for Netflix.
|
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On the contrary, they thank God for having sent them such a learned rabbi.
|
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On the contrary, she took it as an opportunistic step for her own agenda.
|
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" The N.H.L. called the comments "offensive and contrary to the values we believe in.
|
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All of that progress would abruptly slow in EIA's outlook, contrary to ongoing trends.
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Contrary to what Gopnik writes, Buddhism does not teach that there is no self.
|
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"This is completely unacceptable and contrary to all standards of broadcasting," the statement read.
|
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But contrary to popular belief, these look-alikes have no connection to Papaya King.
|
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Contrary to the Western consensus, Xi inherited a China that was in serious trouble.
|
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Most Beanie Babies are only worth a couple of dollars, contrary to popular belief.
|
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Thus, the censorious urge is as counterproductive as it is contrary to civil liberties.
|
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"It would be contrary to what you would traditionally do from an economics perspective."
|
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That's contrary to what the CBO has been saying for more than 10 years.
|
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On the contrary, they are attached to their democratic institutions and the constitutional order.
|
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No, on the contrary, she intended for me to use them while watching Netflix.
|
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And a keto diet, contrary to popular belief, actually isn't a high-protein diet.
|
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Pork-barrel spending is alive and well in Washington, despite claims to the contrary.
|
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Contrary to the common misconception, these lands are not being returned to the states.
|
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"The court's rulings have been unfairly prejudicial, inconsistent, and contrary to law," attorneys wrote.
|
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Contrary to claims from #MeToo's critics, women are capable of believing male accusers, too.
|
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The puppies were not spayed or neutered before sale, contrary to animal's veterinarian needs.
|
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On the contrary, he has repeatedly praised the Russian strongman, often in extravagant terms.
|
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Despite polls to the contrary, he felt certain that Trump was going to win.
|
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To the contrary, revenue shortfalls could make his other political goals easier to achieve.
|
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We're not here to judge; on the contrary, we want to make it easier.
|
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Contrary to Giuliani's assertion to Fox, Mueller is free to keep investigating beyond Sept.
|
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And contrary to the picture industry paints, time spent on-call isn't play time.
|
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But, contrary to his promises as a presidential candidate, deficits have continued to increase.
|
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He relies on those who support them, and ignores experts who have contrary views.
|
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Narrator: Now, contrary to old sci-fi films, rockets don't land on the moon.
|
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On the contrary, it has been a great blessing to Alaskans and all Americans.
|
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Despite hype to the contrary, science has nothing to do with tobacco-control policy.
|
|
IT WOULD BE CONTRARY TO WHAT YOU WOULD TRADITIONALLY DO FROM AN ECONOMICS PERSPECTIVE.
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Contrary to popular belief, cold weather cannot make you sick, at least not directly.
|
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Contrary to Nunez's prediction, Albanese never suggested that he and Thomas Kolman were lovers.
|
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I never saw it as something that would hold me back, to the contrary.
|
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Their viewers are entitled to hear contrary views, even those that make them uncomfortable.
|
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To the contrary, they are incentivizing North Korea's rush to create deliverable intercontinental weapons.
|
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On the contrary, in some of the emails that have been made public, Mrs.
|
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Contrary to religious-right misrepresentations, our most-influential Founding Fathers were not enraptured believers.
|
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The reality of being single at Christmas is — contrary to popular opinion — really great.
|
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On the contrary, the auto industry has taken several steps to protect consumer privacy.
|
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Mr. Teevens said that contrary to some fears, his players have become better tacklers.
|
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Contrary to Mr. Trump's depiction, he said, none of his relatives have criminal records.
|
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On the contrary, funding for humanitarian efforts and Israel-Palestinian security cooperation remains necessary.
|
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Political calculations are woven into every Supreme Court nomination, despite protestations to the contrary.
|
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To the contrary, they can exploit and damage democracy's most precious resource — civic trust.
|
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But contrary to popular belief, men have their own set of body image issues.
|
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" In response, Janov says, "We have 50 years of published material to the contrary.
|
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And contrary to popular belief, they are impossible to discern by looking at her.
|
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Contrary to the broader slowdown in venture funding, hardware companies continue to raise cash.
|
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On the contrary he says, AltSchool is about to close its Series C round.
|
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To the contrary, she views her facial hair as another facet of her femininity.
|
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No one, despite many accusations to the contrary, is telling anyone to shut up.
|
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"Contrary to expectations, women used slightly more assertive language than men," the study says.
|
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Despite Hogan's suggestions to the contrary, this sort of stuff clearly wasn't for everyone.
|
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Pompeo said those talks were moving quickly and successfully, despite reports to the contrary.
|
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"We have significant evidence to the contrary," Avenatti told ABC, without giving any details.
|
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But on the contrary, I've found that porn helps keep me in the present.
|
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Contrary to my ill-informed assumptions, it's not about angry shots and aimless punches.
|
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As of yet, there is no ethical cocaine, despite some claims to the contrary.
|
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Surveyed Brits thought May should remain in her position, contrary to the Conservatives' plot.
|
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We've also learned that - contrary to Planned Parenthood propaganda - they don't perform any mammogram.
|
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To the contrary: We know that Russian hackers raided the State Department server files.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, the "divine wind" typhoons didn't destroy the Mongol fleets outright.
|
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Despite claims to the contrary, the agreement applies to both developed and developing countries.
|
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Young also feels that excluding Palacios from the ballot runs contrary to American ideals.
|
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Firstly, contrary to what people might think, surveillance capitalism does not begin with data.
|
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Contrary to its intimidating look, the Dogue de Bordeaux is actually sweet and loyal.
|
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But those facts have not stopped contrary claims from spreading both on and offline.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, the tingling or itching sensation doesn't mean dehydration at all.
|
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The FTC's allegation to the contrary — the central thesis of the complaint — is wrong.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to stir risotto continuously as it cooks.
|
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It seems impossible to wear but, on the contrary, looks wonderful on the body.
|
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Because that troubling result runs contrary to the Constitution and our precedent, I dissent.
|
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Or: Contrary to received wisdom, the American school system actually favors girls, not boys.
|
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Or on the contrary, it might depend on restoring older, customary ways of living.
|
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He said he would bring up the #MeToo movement, despite reports to the contrary.
|
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Contrary to her darkness, Lilith in Aquarius can start a revolution all by herself.
|
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On the contrary, I feel that other teachers do not fully understand the program.
|
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On the contrary: They were expensive to warehouse and therefore a drain on resources.
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On the contrary, we're inundated with claims that liberals feel disdain for the heartland.
|
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" She added, "We believe any forfeiture order is contrary to American and international law.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, Burke notes, Stieglitz and O'Keeffe didn't immediately fall into bed.
|
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Contrary to what Perry seems to think, the grid's challenges are well in hand.
|
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Contrary to what the Supreme Court might suggest, though, companionship doesn't always mitigate loneliness.
|
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" On the contrary, he said, it is "journalists who protect us from fake news.
|
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On the contrary, I recognized it as a necessary process to protect my children.
|
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On the contrary: Klout is closing because, well, we're living our Klout scores now.
|
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To the contrary, the Supreme Court reaffirmed Roe and Casey as recently as 2016.
|
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Some US doctors have long urged people to wear masks, contrary to government advice.
|
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The contrary to most people think we have too many people on the planet.
|
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Such attacks run entirely contrary to explicit biblical guidance regarding interactions with governing authorities.
|
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Contrary to the stereotypes, my generation loves to play outside and use our imaginations.
|
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Contrary to the overblown jeremiads against them, the bikes have not caused mass chaos.
|
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Contrary to campaigns, super PACs can raise and spend an unlimited amount of money.
|
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Quite the contrary: We bought cars, homes, and were able to make better wages.
|
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Rival Burlington Stores, on the contrary, raised its fourth-quarter forecast earlier this month.
|
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I ask whether they're converting even one person with a contrary point of view.
|
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Contrary to what many people think, the program does not just benefit the poor.
|
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"The measures announced will not accomplish their declared objectives, to the contrary," he said.
|
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On the contrary, it's because they know art is important they go for it.
|
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On the contrary, it's because they know art is important they go for it.
|
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However, contrary to popular health trends, not everyone needs probiotics on a regular basis.
|
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To the contrary, Kaine is a gregarious, extroverted guy — a harmonica player, no less!
|
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To the contrary, the results indicate that as minimum wages increase, suicide rates decrease.
|
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" Later, he explained, "Contrary to popular belief, I don't want to rock the boat.
|
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Contrary to xenophobic rhetoric, immigrants pay taxes and are net contributors to the economy.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, it's not usually the interns who write tweets for companies.
|
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One area where Twitter is succeeding — contrary to popular belief — is in making money.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, smartwatches — especially ones running Android Wear — aren't really totally dead.
|
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"I need the President's testimony," Mueller said, unconvinced by Dowd's arguments to the contrary.
|
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"Contrary to popular belief, not all press is good press," said the Democratic strategist.
|
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On the contrary, we're just hearing about every, single thing that happens now, presumably.
|
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But there is no direct statement in the record by Trump to the contrary.
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Contrary to popular opinion, the + end of an ordinary flashlight cell is the cathode.
|
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On the contrary, many in Bhutan feel that India's protective embrace has become suffocating.
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To the contrary, the whistleblower tradition is deeply entrenched in our system of government.
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