" Trump told Fox Business Tuesday he would not "counterpunch" against Buffett, "There's no counterpunch.
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Sure, it pissed him off but he relished the counterpunch.
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This is a President, though, who lives for the counterpunch.
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By playing on the counterpunch, the playing field is leveled.
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But Ms. Spencer would like to counterpunch the Barbie bashing.
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The Islamic State's counterpunch: herding civilians together and baiting airstrikes.
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But think back to every phenomenal counterpunch that Silva ever landed.
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This seems like a counterpunch to me, not a strategic shift.
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Why not counterpunch for them and not your choice of jackets?
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We need to counterpunch as aggressively as this pugilistic president does.
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Osaka, who has power to match Williams's, seems ready to counterpunch.
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His usual response, when criticized or hurt, has been to counterpunch forcefully.
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Evan Bayh's entry into the race was the counterpunch to Rubio's candidacy.
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An article last month in Counterpunch, a magazine based in Petrolia, Calif.
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"If they fail to counterpunch, their campaign might be over," Conant said.
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"Talking about Carly Fiorina's face was not a counterattack or counterpunch," Cooper said.
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If they REALLY wanted to help, they woulda taught him how to counterpunch.
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The declassification order served as Mr. Trump's counterpunch to the special counsel's investigation.
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Mr Trump claims to be trying to avoid a scenario of punch and counterpunch.
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Her "Delete your account" counterpunch had been retweeted 440,000 times by the following evening.
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Trump's irresistible impulse to counterpunch is the best hope for Democrats seeking impeachable acts.
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McIlroy took the intended slight in stride, ducking the unprovoked Ringo jab to counterpunch.
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One is whether he can counterpunch effectively if he is criticized by his rivals.
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China switching to Europe's Airbus to fulfill this demand would give the U.S. a daunting counterpunch.
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It will require a huge counterpunch from the Cavaliers to make this a series once again.
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That still gives Comcast time to consider its options — and Disney time to prepare another counterpunch.
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The GOP's counterpunch was supposed to be their tax bill, the signature achievement of the 115th Congress.
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" Cooper repeated, "Talking about Carly Fiorina's face was not a counterattack or counterpunch, that was just … mean.
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Soon after the inauguration, Trump started to counterpunch against what he saw as a deep state conspiracy.
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In recent years, the Premier League has proved fertile ground for teams who play on the counterpunch.
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Actually, no, Rickles's act was one big counterpunch because with him, nobody got in a shot first.
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There's no real defensive counterpunch for a healthy Rob Gronkowski and Bennett in a two-tight end set.
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Taiwan needs systems that change strategic calculus — assets that not only avoid a punch, but counterpunch as well.
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Trump suggested another counterpunch late Thursday to the tune of an additional $2700 billion in tariffs against China.
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Trump's counterpunch inspired widespread condemnation given McCain spent six years as prisoner of war during the Vietnam conflict.
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The obvious counterpunch is that wage growth remains very subdued compared to previous periods of labor market tightness.
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Trump could, once more, prolong this controversy by continuing to "counterpunch" himself into a deeper and deeper hole.
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Some Democrats are demanding brash torchbearers to beat back "Trumpism" and counterpunch hard when the president lashes out.
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But he will be expected to come into the debate with some strategy to counterpunch on the issue.
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The noted novelist Ishmael Reed, one of the first critics out of the gate, blasted Hamilton in Counterpunch.
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Tonight, Clinton came armed with some killer lines that were memorable and completely disarmed Trump — the master of the counterpunch.
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The book captures our culture now, its pop references flaring, familiar and embarrassing: a counterpunch to every ad you watch.
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The smaller Schwartzman long ago learned how to counterpunch high-kick shots from the baseline, smacking them on the rise.
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If Mueller's report is damning to the President, it will offer the biggest counterpunch to the Trumpian world of spin.
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Two years ago, she would counterpunch and would sort of absorb power from her opponent, and now she's giving it.
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Donald Trump won the presidency on an identity politics counterpunch: the mobilization of angry white voters, most of them men.
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So ISIS is lashing out with a classic terror/insurgent campaign aimed largely at civilians, as well as limited counterpunch offensives.
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She aimed to make an example of Mueller and stand up for women who've been sexually assaulted through her legal counterpunch.
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The Cowboys happen to be on a bye week -- which gives Zeke's team some time to counterpunch and fight the ruling.
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Offering a preview of her foreign policy counterpunch to Mr. Trump on the opening day of the Democratic National Convention, Mrs.
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With the threat of multi-functional smartwatches looming overhead, Fitbit really had no choice but to counterpunch with its own smartwatch.
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California officials are preparing a regulatory counterpunch against the Trump administration's proposal to roll back auto emissions and fuel efficiency standards.
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A better idea for Beto than giving away his war chest might be to put away his sunny disposition and counterpunch.
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This latest barrage of tweets from Trump was described by the first lady Melania Trump's office as a counterpunch instead of cyberbullying.
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His oversize hands, thick frame and exceptional lateral quickness make him an ideal counterpunch to Antetokounmpo on both ends of the floor.
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Stretching his bruising game to the three-point line last season, the former Duke Blue Devil emerged as the ideal counterpunch to Antetokounmpo.
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"Garbage — organic, plastic, construction materials, everything — strewn by the side of the road," wrote activist Barbara Rhine recently in Counterpunch after visiting Haiti.
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Golovkin mostly occupied the center of the ring, while Alvarez was more comfortable near the ropes, content for the most part to counterpunch.
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But for all of Trump's self-destructive ways, there is little evidence that Democrats have found the right counterpunch to knock him out.
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But it was the next model, which one executive dubbed "a world-beater," that was intended to pose a real counterpunch to the imports.
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" Then there's Jessica Williams of The Daily Show on the other side, delivering an equally strong sarcastic counterpunch: "I literally vote with my vagina.
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Fast forward to today, and the overblown furor over Trump's inartful counterpunch has obscured the candidate's momentous comments about terrorism at the Republican National Convention.
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The Squad is also native to the era of polarization, and quick to use the attacks against them to counterpunch and further raise their profiles.
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In the decades after that, he wrote largely polemical articles and columns, in print for publications like Foreign Policy Journal and Counterpunch and later online.
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He will be forced to grapple with any ramifications that come from the death of Soleimani, which experts believe will include a counterpunch from Iran.
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The first month of Apple Arcade was an explosive counterpunch to the earned cynicism that'd rotted expectations many had for what mobile gaming could be.
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Because these counter fighters are so rarely getting out the side door after they place their perfect counterpunch, they become a sitting duck for follow ups.
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It also means more than Bill Clinton's famous war room mentality in 1992, when the Democratic team insisted that they had to counterpunch against every attack.
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After James Bolden's transition 3 tied the game at 74-all, Knox delivered the counterpunch, a go-ahead 183 from the wing with 1:10 left.
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Brian Dozier continues to play his own personal home run derby against Kansas City, but Kendrys Morales and the Royals have provided the counterpunch each time.
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Or he had, they said, simply returned a provocation with a counterpunch (by ridiculing Carly Fiorina's face as unpresidential or skewering Rosie O'Donnell for her weight).
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This move — starting a fire and then feigning surprise when people accuse you of being an arsonist — is like a boxer slipping to avoid the counterpunch.
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Experts and some U.S. officials have indicated an Iranian counterpunch is all but inevitable, but it remains unclear how, when or where it might take place.
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ROSS: I THINK YOU CAN ASSUME THAT WHATEVER OVERT ACTIONS WE TAKE, THERE WILL BE SOME SORT OF A COUNTERPUNCH COMING FROM WHOEVER IS THE OTHER PARTY.
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In the northwest, Syria's last big insurgent stronghold, an army assault has faced a counterpunch that underlines Turkish resolve to keep the region out of Assad's hands.
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Counterpunch: Uber's move comes later in the day after Lyft announced it would donate $1 million to the American Civil Liberties Union over the next four years.
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She can punch and counterpunch with her forehand or two-handed backhand and, most surprisingly, can serve at speeds generally reserved for players with more evident leverage.
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They are inarguably better against Cleveland with Green at center, but how sustainable will that success be now that it's not a devastating counterpunch but option No. 1?
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And they need to be able to do this will providing the toughest counterpunch to a Trump administration that will stand against everything the Democratic Party stands for.
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"I think it was kind of a funny counterpunch," the chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC) said on "The Laura Ingraham Show" Monday, as first reported by BuzzFeed.
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First, there was the dark and surreal state pageantry of Donald Trump's inauguration on Friday, and then the direct counterpunch of the massively inspiring Women's March demonstrations on Saturday.
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The counterpunch from China could land harder because of the scale of trade between the two countries and the reliance of American farmers on China as an export destination.
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North's plan to "counterpunch" this threat -- by recruiting new NRA members from his connections in the US armed forces -- sounds alarmingly like a man seeking to form an armed militia.
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He doubled tariffs on imported Turkish steel on Monday as the Treasury Department and Capitol Hill discussed options for an economic counterpunch to the invasion Mr. Trump only just approved.
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As I first reported at Counterpunch two years ago, the deployment of smart surveillance networks in South Africa has taken place in the shadows, with little public disclosure or debate.
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But Warren quickly landed a massive counterpunch, calling Buttigieg out for holding a recent fundraiser in a "wine cave full of crystals" where a $900 bottle of wine was served.
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Given the recent polls showing a big pro-Trump bounce after last week, we won't know for a few more days whether the Democrats in Philly have the counterpunch they want.
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" He added to the jibes he threw at Dillashaw during their sit down for Counterpunch on the call as he described him as a "meathead", a "jock" and "not that bright.
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Jung got a shot at Aldo in August 2013 and was on the way to a convincing decision loss when his shoulder was separated in a bizarre counterpunch-turned-arm-crank.
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" The state's Democratic Committee unveiled its own counterpunch: "Fighting ultraconservatives in Washington is hard enough," the ad says, "so don't let Donald Trump bring his right-wing White House to Westchester.
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Investors were more optimistic the U.S.-China trade spat would simmer down after the United States expressed willingness to negotiate a resolution following China's counterpunch to slap tariffs on U.S. imports.
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Naturally, a book proposing a unified theory of overreach by the military, intelligence, government contractors, big banks, and big tech received a warm reception in left-wing outlets like Salon and CounterPunch.
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But the only senator to ask about "unmasking" of US names in the surveillance reports -- the core of the Trump counterpunch to the Russia stories -- was Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas.
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And — this one I don't really know — does this embolden the president to push harder in China because this is a signal that they're feeling a lot of pain, or is this their counterpunch?
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Many interpreted this as his unorthodox pledge, despite being a defender of Trump's president-elect status, to become the Democratic counterpunch to The Donald once the New York billionaire gets behind the desk himself.
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But Biden was prepared with a counterpunch, hitting back at Booker, one of two black candidates on stage, over "stop and frisk" tactics used by police when he was mayor of Newark, New Jersey.
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WASHINGTON — After Democrats delivered a resounding counterpunch to President Trump at the polls, one of his most reliable voting blocs — social conservatives — now faces the repercussions of its uncompromising support for Mr. Trump's agenda.
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When Shawn's foot comes down, the jab comes out, such that you can time and counterpunch him just by observing his feet or even listening to his shoe hit the wood beneath the canvas.
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What the White House billed yesterday as a high-profile counterpunch to "Medicare for All" turned out to be much less significant — a fairly normal, fairly vague policy statement with no real implications for 2020.
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Through its focused depiction on his triumph (in the face of second-class citizenship at home), the film offers us yet another Owens, one who pursued black excellence as a powerful counterpunch to Hitler's racist logic.
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Though the realization of Giannis Antetokounmpo's elastic potential has been the national story coming out of Milwaukee this year, Parker's growth into a dynamite offensive counterpunch has been similarly crucial to the Bucks surprising playoff contention.
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He was, if anything, a master signifier, the Shakespeare of linguistic pugilism, using his words to counterpunch his opponents, well before they stepped in the ring: Now Liston disappears from view, The crowd is getting frantic.
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" On his lust for the counterpunch: 1990 "When somebody tries to sucker-punch me, when they're after my ass, I push back a hell of a lot harder than I was pushed in the first place.
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Maria Sharapova versus Angelique Kerber was a high-profile duel between former Australian Open champions, a stylistic contrast between punch and counterpunch, a matchup that had gone the distance the previous three times they had met.
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The move is a presidential counterpunch to a Congress unwilling to pass tougher gun laws, and represents Obama's most significant effort to alter gun policy since an earlier display of executive power following the Sandy Hook massacre.
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The justice called Trump a "faker" in a July 2016 interview, leading Trump to later counterpunch on Twitter, saying she "has embarrassed all by making very dumb political statements about me" and that "her mind is shot."
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"That shows a real immaturity from Marco Rubio to be joking as families were freezing in the cold, losing power and some of them losing their loved ones," Christie said, demonstrating that he's more than willing to counterpunch.
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And he feels he has to counterpunch his way out of that corner, and he has to galvanize his base and let his base know he's not going to sit there and stand for that 91% media bias.
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Where the original Dream Teams could on the world in one delirious feat of bullying after another, the new ones actually have to contend with it; the competition is game enough that Team USA actually has to counterpunch.
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The campaign — "A Better Deal" — is intended as a counterpunch to the president's frequent criticism of the lackluster recovery and stagnant wages under President Barack Obama and Trump's vow to restore the economy to 3 percent annual growth.
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The president has been gripped by the impeachment proceedings in the House, setting a personal record for tweets and retweets on Thursday as he looked to counterpunch accusations from Democrats that he abused his office and obstructed Congress.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, 53, a former rival to Trump in the presidential race, is also high on the list of potential running mates and provides the kind of counterpunch to Democratic rival Hillary Clinton that Republicans like.
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Nvidia RTX 2080 and 2080 TiPhoto: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)AMD also has a new GPU in town (see below), but we're largely still waiting for its counterpunch to the RTX launch with some ray tracing support of its own.
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And much as he wants to counterpunch and fire rhetorical missiles at any other leader who dares threaten the United States or make negative comments about him, President Trump has no need to publicly threaten and insult other nations.
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Democrats have yet to formulate a coherent and strongly persuasive policy counterpunch in the post-election landscape, as they're still bickering over who's to chair the party and whose turn it is to bash the president-elect on cable.
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Cummings took the top role in the Oversight Committee in 2010 — leaping over Maloney despite her seniority on the panel — as a counterpunch to then-Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), a thorn in the side of the Obama administration.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May's temptation must have been to counterpunch after receiving Donald Trump's advice to concentrate her mind on the Islamist threat to Britain rather than reacting to his retweeting of British far-right anti-Islam videos.
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The attorney general's behavior, the article said, had been exacerbated by alcohol abuse and punctuated by insults of the very liberal voters and activists who had held him up as a champion willing to deliver a fearless counterpunch to President Trump.
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A six-foot-eight scoring guard who can catch-and-go, navigate the pick-and-roll, and do work on the block, Middleton provides much more than spacing for the Bucks offense—although that alone makes him a dynamic counterpunch for Antetokounmpo.
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Cleveland Cavaliers get: Jeremy LinBrooklyn Nets get: Iman Shumpert, Kay Felder, and a top-10 protected first-round pick in 2021 Anybody the Cavaliers acquire in trade this summer—if they acquire anyone—will be viewed as a missing piece/symbolize a counterpunch.
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We've learned Chris' lawyers from the law firm of Geragos & Geragos fired off a nasty letter to Suge and his legal team, saying Suge's case was a certain loser and when it was thrown out Chris would counterpunch with a malicious prosecution lawsuit.
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If unreversed, it's a devastating counterpunch to a significant consumer and manufacturing class, given with no thought to how government itself continually puts them in an untenable situation in which it neither approves new ammunition nor proves the harm traditional ammunition poses.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump weighs when to release a Republican congressional memo alleging the FBI abused its surveillance tools, Democrats on Capitol Hill have prepared their own memo as a counterpunch that also hits House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes.
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BEIRUT/AMMAN (Reuters) - President Bashar al-Assad's assault in the northwest has been met with a painful rebel counterpunch that underlines Turkish resolve to keep the area out of his hands and shows why he will struggle to take back more of Syria by force.
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Despite a controversial decision, an epic fifth round and a new heavyweight challenger emerging at UFC 195, Dominick Cruz and TJ Dillashaw's appearance on Counterpunch was one of the key talking points from the event as it was televised during the broadcast from Las Vegas.
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" Then comes the counterpunch: "I don't give up on any of the values that made me want to remain," he tells the 40 or so students sitting in a semicircle around him, calling for a relationship with the bloc "based on a progressive partnership.
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Judging when and when not to counterpunch is one of the hardest tasks in this primary; it's a multicandidate race, and candidates who have tried to rise above attacks (Kamala Harris) have suffered just as much as lower-polling candidates who tried to make a splash (Julián Castro).
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As President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 85033 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE continues to counterpunch his way into an impeachment, many Republicans appear conspicuously and ominously silent about the Ukrainian scandal.
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You can get a sense of that perceived vulnerability in a post in ranching publication Drovers, written by cattle genetics specialist Jared Wareham: "Our industry has plead [sic] for a way to help block and then counterpunch anti-ag initiatives and the well-funded organizations that spearhead those efforts," Wareham writes.
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As to the virtual silence among GOP leaders about the substance of the damning court filings, one of the GOP strategists contacted over the weekend said "the fear factor is No. 1" -- meaning even GOP lawmakers who are profoundly disappointed by the President's conduct remain skittish about saying anything that would bring a presidential counterpunch.
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Analysts attributed the strong turnout to two main factors: the reunification of the Joint List after its three parties had split up for the last election amid disagreements, and a counterpunch to years of efforts by Mr. Netanyahu to rally his own right-wing base by demonizing the Arab politicians and intimidating their electorate.
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Huber's review had largely paled in comparison to the Mueller investigation, and officials in Washington hoping for a counterpunch to the special counsel's blows soon turned their attention to the Justice Department's inspector general, Michael Horowitz, as well as US attorney John Durham of Connecticut, who both undertook separate efforts to examine the origins of the Russia probe.
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It doesn't stop there: the Core can also segment your Internet of Things devices to another layer of your network, essentially insulating them from your "serious" computing, at least reducing the risk that a compromised device could lead to a compromised PC. BitDefender has a similar counterpunch to hacking in the second version of its Box router, shipping later in 2017.
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Before Cambridge Analytica shut down but when Facebook was essentially saying they were a rogue actor, their bigshot, brainy engineer was on CNBC or on some network like that saying, "Well, you know the interesting thing is that the data that Facebook was supplying to us was not all that accurate or useful," which I thought was quite a counterpunch.
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Many of the clashes were driven by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who never missed a chance to punch or counterpunch at his many critics and enemies.
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Here at Meijer Gardens, the messaging may be a little more subtle and contemplative, but it has another strength: when I consider 'Blossom' or the flower wallpaper, or even the vitrines of smaller scale ceramic work, it is normal to want to linger in notions of the botanical, but there is a strong counterpunch in looking at the bold cultural and political statements those kinds of works really make.
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Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE sent a jaw-dropping counterpunch to a top Democratic lawmaker Friday, saying it was hard for Rep.
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But the strategic spirit behind the killing, the preference for a single act of vengeance over more ambitious forms of intervention, the belief in the hardest possible counterpunch, the dismissal of norms and rules and cautious habits that constrain the violence that America deals out … all this is what Trump promised in the 2016 campaign, with his simultaneous dismissal of both neoconservatism and liberal internationalism and his pledge to crush America's enemies by any means.
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