When China said Google and Facebook could not operate in China, it was declaring a trade war, and moreover, also declaring an ideological war.
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While the media has focused on comments by Republicans, many Democrats have been as vocal in declaring Trump guilty as their counterparts have been in declaring him innocent.
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Trump has repeatedly talked about declaring a national emergency in recent months but hasn't followed through yet, allowing the government to shut down over funding the wall rather than declaring one.
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" The clips ends with Cena declaring himself "proudly American.
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Board of Education — declaring segregated schools to be unconstitutional.
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Opponents, meanwhile, are declaring victory -- at least for now.
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Elizabeth Warren declaring victory -- while jilted New York Gov.
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Still, these laws have one crucial side effect: By declaring abortion a "fundamental right," sometimes to great fanfare, liberal states are declaring themselves open for business for people who live beyond their borders.
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Declaring a new stage of life could help change perceptions.
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"So, we're not declaring this the final vote," Wyden responded.
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The moderates weren't quite declaring mission accomplished Friday, but Rep.
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Declaring they could live with troops could undercut that narrative.
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Declaring the end of austerity is a risky political strategy.
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Even so, declaring China a strategic rival is too simplistic.
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Russia has a long, ignoble tradition of declaring rebels mad.
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They were demanding a city resolution declaring a climate emergency.
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Wade U.S. Supreme Court decision declaring abortion a constitutional right.
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But that hasn't stopped the scooter startups from declaring victory.
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There is no harm in declaring the Korean War over .
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" He finishes his little speech by declaring, "It's a tie.
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Kylie Jenner is declaring her love in diamonds and gold.
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Nonetheless, caution is required before declaring Mrs Clinton's claim vindicated.
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It wasn't like she was declaring herself a literary genius.
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Local governments declaring emergencies and advising people to stay indoors.
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"President Trump is declaring victory way too early," Heras said.
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"It supposes declaring something that is not possible," he said.
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Unsurprisingly, on Twitter, some people are gleefully declaring YouTube finished.
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He also avoided declaring Jerusalem the "undivided" capital of Israel.
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What does the law say about declaring a national emergency?
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Now, candidates are all declaring their tech bona fides. Sen.
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Under existing law, Puerto Rico is barred from declaring bankruptcy.
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Why is declaring Jerusalem the capital such a big deal?
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First, the administration is still considering declaring a national emergency.
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" Critics will say "declaring a climate emergency is just words.
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AP hasn't called the race yet, despite Cox declaring victory.
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He's declaring himself a victim AND, arguably, victim shaming others.
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Mr. Zerón defended his actions, declaring them legal and transparent.
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Putting America first means declaring victory in Afghanistan and Syria.
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The small number of cases makes declaring presidential trends risky.
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Also, some places are declaring where it can be distributed.
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But Mr. Kobach had stopped just short of declaring victory.
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But simply declaring his question inappropriate or offensive won't help.
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Ayatollah Khomeini died within months of declaring the death sentence.
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Pakistan has come agonizingly close to declaring victory over polio.
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" He repeated that riff on Friday, declaring "I love tariffs.
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The world prefers simple goals, like declaring war on smallpox.
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After declaring war, the United States drafted 4 million men.
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Broadcasting Corporation published a piece last June declaring that British
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But the diocese sidestepped all of that by declaring bankruptcy.
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American Airlines was profitable just three years after declaring bankruptcy.
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Wade, the 1973 decision declaring a constitutional right to abortion.
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Most praised the W.H.O. for declaring an emergency on Feb.
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Clinton has held off on declaring herself the winner, however.
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He has a sign declaring that he accepts food stamps.
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The impact of declaring a national emergency isn't directly clear.
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Trump gave no speech declaring vindication in the East Room.
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What reasons does Mr. Trump give for declaring this emergency?
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Women were declaring political victory and withdrawing to private life.
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Abbas has made clear he now is committed to persuading the United Nations to adopt resolutions unilaterally declaring a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital; sanctioning Israel, and declaring that settlements are illegal.
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The government has conducted two audits in the last two months of the stockpiled ore, and accused Acacia of only declaring a tenth of the gold it is exporting and not declaring other minerals.
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For example, in 2013, he authored the decision declaring unconstitutional a key provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act, and in 2015, he wrote the opinion declaring unconstitutional state laws prohibiting same-sex marriage.
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Perhaps a solution can be found by declaring war on ISIS.
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" Then, tiny Janet marched out, declaring, "Uh unh, that's my part.
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Hillary resigned from the board of directors after declaring her candidacy.
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She didn't have the luxury of declaring herself an independent or
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Jenna Dewan's boyfriend Steve Kazee isn't shy about declaring his love.
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Calling someone daddy is a whole thing, but declaring yourself baby?
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The filing starts with Snap's mission, declaring it's a "camera company."
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Diddy paid tribute to Kim, declaring it Kim Porter Day WORLDWIDE.
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Note to Donald Trump: the media is declaring war on you.
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The report stopped short of declaring Trump had committed a crime.
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People have been declaring this of sitcoms since, oh, around 1995.
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He also released a video declaring his unwavering fealty to Trump.
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Evidently, they were also unprepared for the consequences of declaring independence.
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German observers were declaring her chancellorship's twilight long before Sunday night.
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Badges declaring "No to nuclear power" adorn his black Buddhist robe.
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He ended up declaring a ceasefire and ordering troops to retreat.
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"We are declaring (a) war on bad policing," Merritt said Monday.
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What Wells Fargo is declaring here is something far more insidious.
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The politician fled Spain after declaring the Catalan independence last year.
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But the government held off from declaring Japan in a recession.
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He later handed him a proclamation declaring Yahweh Ben Yahweh Day.
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Despite Khan declaring victory, counting of votes continues following Wednesday's vote.
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News reports said authorities were considering declaring a state of emergency.
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Italy considered declaring war against the U.S. in the early 2202s.
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Political pundits have been nearly unanimous in declaring Clinton the winner.
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We will write only 1 extra letter for declaring bitcoin transfers.
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And you better believe that declaring war on Amazon is painful.
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"Birthday cake number 5," Cheban was heard declaring in one snap.
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I don't believe he should be declaring, using those emergency powers.
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"We're watching you," the officer said, eventually declaring the questioning over.
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Iraqi forces may be just days away from declaring Mosul liberated.
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"I expect to be sued" after declaring an emergency, he said.
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"Hurry up!" she said after declaring her love for the show.
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Large painted banners declaring "Free Red Fawn" hang throughout the camp.
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Blac Chyna's beau is declaring his love for her on Instagram.
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Yet a full fifteen percent of them end up declaring bankruptcy.
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Hardliners are declaring that the US was never to be trusted.
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Trump returned the compliment, declaring Cohen to be a wise investor.
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Arguably it is among Congress' most important, short of declaring war.
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Pakistan's mullahs are united in declaring that Islam condemns such murders.
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Declaring a national emergency and building a wall won't solve anything.
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Gavin Newsom declaring a statewide emergency as high winds spread flames.
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" Volkov was even more openly affectionate, declaring, "They are our love.
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Houthi actions and, implicitly, declaring it a U.S. responsibility to punish
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Declaring that the nation was at "a moment of reckoning," Mrs.
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But Feeley broke with his peers by publicly declaring his reasons.
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" — and carried signs declaring "Keep Beverly Hills Out of Boyle Heights.
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But simply declaring an area protected does not make it so.
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Declaring a national emergency over this President's vanity project is ridiculous.
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It's been nine months since declaring the first state of emergency.
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The audacity of declaring another human being to be "toxic" though.
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But Tsonga, too, has not been shy about declaring his ambitions.
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He did not believe in declaring moral superiority then going home.
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One grey Schnauzer wore a homemade banner declaring "Brexit's Barking Mad".
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He then considered going around Congress by declaring a national emergency.
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ALBANY — Exactly a week after declaring her candidacy to unseat Gov.
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Thirteen days later, she responded by declaring a state of emergency.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — No one was declaring President Trump a changed man.
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Now one way around constraint theory is declaring your enemy crazy.
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Mr. Duterte ordered his arrest this month, declaring the amnesty invalid.
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That's when he discussed declaring states of emergency in these cities.
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Now it stands accused of "declaring war" on the same country.
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Stanger sets corporate whistle-blowing aside, declaring it a separate case.
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Declaring war is properly a legislative function, as the founders recognized.
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Unfortunately, the court stopped short of declaring the bureau itself unconstitutional.
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"Declaring victory could slow down any momentum we're making," she said.
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A banner declaring "now with working email" scrolls across the top.
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Declaring bankruptcy doesn&apost necessarily signal the end of a company.
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An alarming fifteen percent of NFL players end up declaring bankruptcy.
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The time to debate what declaring an emergency means has passed.
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How has Mr. Maduro responded to Mr. Guaidó declaring himself president?
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Yet he has avoided declaring definitively whether he will do so.
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First, in declaring that it was freezing production, Saudi Arabia was not acknowledging its desire for a higher price, but declaring victory: It had suppressed prices and was intent on maintaining its production at record levels.
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Opposition leader Juan Guaido, who in January invoked the constitution to assume the interim presidency after declaring Maduro's re-election a fraud, led the country's legislature on Monday in declaring a "state of alarm" over power problems.
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I myself hereby declare the era of declaring eras over is over.
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Trump apologized to him, declaring it was on behalf of the nation.
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The authorities refused to authorize most of the meetings, declaring them illegal.
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They are substantiating the baseless estimates by declaring millions to be "foreigners".
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But the process of declaring a new species is no minor feat.
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Scientists aren't declaring predictions for an eruption or earthquakes in their papers.
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Selena's sister, Suzette Quintanilla, also spoke out declaring war with the journalist.
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Signs declaring its headquarters a tobacco-free campus dot the parking lots.
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Duterte responded by declaring martial law throughout his home island of Mindanao.
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They will listen politely and are likely to avoid declaring Chequers dead.
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It greeted the deployment by declaring its "firm opposition and strong dissatisfaction".
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Ford has spent the last two years declaring itself a mobility company.
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Mayor DeBlasio, the members of the NYPD are declaring war on you!
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Raúl responded to his victory by declaring five days of military exercises.
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Dr. Evil ended the segment by declaring his own candidacy for president.
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In the plan, Sanders calls for declaring climate change a national emergency.
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Bernie Sanders said "we're not declaring victory" before the party releases results.
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" Speaking before results were released Tuesday, Sanders said "we're not declaring victory.
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So maybe designers aren't declaring themselves fur-free for purely altruistic reasons.
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John Kasich, who objected to Priebus declaring Trump the presumptive GOP nominee.
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Negan declaring war might as well have been met with shrugged shoulders.
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The scene's biggest stars were declaring dubstep dead as early as 2013.
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The opposition responded on May 28th by declaring a two-day strike.
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"Simply declaring a change in policy is not effective implementation," Carter said.
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The Air Force anticipates declaring its own F-35s operational in 2016.
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But he avoided it by declaring a three-month suspension of parliament.
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Next week, I'm going to declaring an emergency, national emergency on drugs.
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This isn't about declaring the changes good or bad as a whole.
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This was minutes after declaring Mexican immigrants to be criminals and rapists.
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We see hashtags and status updates on social media declaring political stances.
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Venezuela's legislature on Tuesday ratified a 2016 resolution declaring the bond null.
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In the NBA and NFL, these guys are declaring for the draft.
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" Trump was lured into declaring that avoiding paying taxes "makes me smart.
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Holtzclaw's attorneys aren't the only ones declaring his innocence, despite the verdict.
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Progressives are declaring an early victory over Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination.
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The deadline for declaring candidates for Democratic Republic of Congo's scheduled Dec.
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He contemplated declaring bankruptcy, but instead tightened his belt and carried on.
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One U.K. establishment is declaring a major separation of church and shavasana.
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Only decimal points ahead of Sanders, she avoided declaring a clear victory.
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" Then Chyna confirms this isn't a bizarre joke, declaring, "These are facts.
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With an epic Instagram pic declaring that she feels like Meghan Markle.
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But declaring war or authorizing military force isn't supposed to be easy.
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Terry Branstad lashed out at Cruz, declaring that he wanted somebody – anybody!
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Neither is declaring support for the Islamic State or buying a gun.
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Democrats pushed back aggressively against the idea of declaring a national emergency.
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He needs to move quickly in declaring federal disaster area in Texas!
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The senator responded with measured defiance, declaring she would not be deterred.
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Trump has repeatedly floated funding his wall by declaring a national emergency.
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The CBS poll found that most Republicans support Trump declaring an emergency.
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Declaring a lost ball, he had to play again from the tee.
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Even a plaque declaring the ferryboat a historic site had been stolen.
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Still, an alarming 2000 percent of NFL players end up declaring bankruptcy.
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He told them he was "proudly" declaring it a Merry Christmas again.
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Only hours after declaring she was quitting Twitter, Roseanne Barr is back.
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Larry Hogan declaring a state of emergency and deploying the National Guard.
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The State Department issued a statement declaring that the reports were untrue.
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" Tweeden concluded her statement by declaring, "Senator Franken, you wrote the script.
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The Cook Political Report is now declaring the race a Republican tossup.
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He has intensified his statements repeatedly since declaring Friday in Huntsville, Ala.
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Were the expulsions a way of declaring allegiance to the United States?
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Students at the women's college protested, declaring in a petition that Mrs.
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Avenatti took to Twitter, declaring that Daniels had set up by police.
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Other influencers have also made a point of declaring their respectful intentions.
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Declaring independence from the pantsuit, pearls and other clichés of political dress.
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Which is why many observers are declaring Obamacare repeal to be dead.
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The country's president gives everyone Wednesday off, declaring it a national holiday.
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Newsom declaring California an emergency state, especially Northern California, I understand that.
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But he shut the door last night, declaring that it wouldn't matter.
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The White House requested the funds after initially declaring they weren't necessary.
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But West left the workout early, declaring that he had seen enough.
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Declaring emergencies is always a hard decision, Dr. Tedros said on Wednesday.
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" President Trump delivered a speech, declaring the United States "open for business.
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Bringing money into the legal economy without declaring it is proving tough.
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Others, however, were "so sad," declaring it an "end of an era."
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The lawsuit seeks a court order declaring the planned facility is illegal.
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Korelitz and Muldoon approved, declaring goose to be, respectively, greasy and dry.
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Another FEC form has an electronic signature from Dash declaring her candidacy.
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Without declaring a new showrunner, the fate of the series is unclear.
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Before officially declaring his run, he said he would reject PAC money.
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Macedonia was part of the now-defunct Yugoslavia, declaring independence in 1991.
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The Trump administration and its allies are declaring victory over the numbers.
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Sources say declaring bankruptcy is not a focus of the anticipated talks.
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Why did President Trump opt to bypass Congress in declaring the emergency?
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There's also the near certainty of legal challenges to declaring an emergency.
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What's up with the fact that Remington is planning on declaring bankruptcy?
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" Peggy too ripped the song, declaring Thomas "everything wrong with America today.
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" Then the shot cuts to Jones as Oprah Winfrey, declaring, "I'm here!
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The biggest American Bitcoin company, Coinbase, was taken entirely off-line for brief periods after declaring support for XT. Not surprisingly, this scared away many Bitcoin users from downloading the new software or even declaring support for it.
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Her husband appears on television declaring his love and pleading for her return.
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Kyrgyz President Almazbek Atambayev signed a decree declaring Tuesday a day of mourning.
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Here he was, declaring that Bo don't know jack, because Bo can't rap.
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Declaring victory and going home changes the meaning of both "victory" and "home".
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Some suspect that declaring an emergency is an attempt to unlock some cash.
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Declaring an emergency would likely end a 17-day-old partial government shutdown.
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It wasn't declaring that we did the right thing or the wrong thing.
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Let's just say he's not exactly declaring his love for his ex-wife.
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There are differing views on the legality of Trump declaring a national emergency.
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The utility incurred about $9 billion in debt before declaring bankruptcy in July.
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After a 15-year fight, he won passage of legislation declaring the Rev.
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This time, she's declaring her self-love and acceptance in a powerful letter.
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Australian politicians are declaring "Carp-ageddon" on the country's most abundant fish pest.
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They searched the building for about an hour before declaring the situation over.
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Saudi Arabia accused Beirut earlier this week of declaring war against the kingdom.
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The Government Accountability Office would eventually issue a report declaring the payments illegal.
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Turns out, she's declaring open season on her work ... come one, come all!!!
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"After declaring that I'm not a white supremacist, as you alluded," Cuccinelli said.
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Muilenburg opened the conference call by declaring that safety is the company's priority.
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Legal restrictions began in 1974, following a constitutional amendment declaring Ahmadis non-Muslim.
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Among companies declaring their earnings, HPCL, BHEL and Ashok Leyland were below estimates.
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These women are declaring that they decide how they think of their bodies.
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As such, declaring war on porn in general is neither helpful nor realistic.
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Stephan slammed Soros' backing for her opponent, declaring it a public safety threat.
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Mr Obama tried to block it by declaring executive privilege, in June 2012.
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Go deeper: WHO stops short of declaring health emergency over DRC Ebola outbreak
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This week, they did, declaring the group would be sent back to Cuba.
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The WHO, however, stopped short of declaring the outbreak a global health emergency.
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And he ended our final session declaring his love of living in nature.
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This papal pronouncement was not the same as declaring Mary Magdalene a prostitute.
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John Cornyn, R-Texas — have warned against declaring an emergency in recent weeks.
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Declaring Guatemala a safe third country would require changes to its immigration laws.
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The police come to arrest Nomi, declaring her a fugitive from the law.
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" He continued his celebration the next day, declaring, "The President feels completely vindicated.
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The VLCC — or very large crude carrier — is currently declaring for Yantai, China.
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The notoriously fractious resistance groups are declaring alliances to bolster their collective resistance.
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For 22016, we're declaring man braids as the new must-do, well, 'do.
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South Carolina's move goes further because it's declaring silence for an entire month.
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After expressing reluctance and declaring his love for her, he agrees to stay.
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"Declaring a national emergency over this President's vanity project is ridiculous," Harris wrote.
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Regents had considered declaring financial exigency a week ago but postponed their decision.
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" The behind-the-scenes clip adorably ends with Knox declaring, "That's a wrap!
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Translation ... Nike isn't backing down -- in fact, they're declaring war of their own!!!
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"You're declaring a trade war on your own ties and suits," Rubio said.
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As a nation, we began by declaring that all men are created equal.
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Because the dog was trespassing, the cops are declaring it a closed case.
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Instead, the game roared to life, declaring the round over— in my favor.
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Declaring 35 intelligence operatives personae non grata for espionage-related activity is unprecedented.
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Perhaps France could share with Trump the sport's rules for declaring a winner.
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Jody Hice (R-Ga.): Trump is being forced into declaring a national emergency.
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This installment follows its predecessors in declaring the barbershop a piety-free zone.
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The United States declaring a No-First-Use will create a safer world.
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After declaring that "I" is for igloo, Seth began rolling on the ground.
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He also closed the federal government Wednesday, declaring it a day of mourning.
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O'Connor in December ruled in their favor by declaring the entire law unconstitutional.
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Even declaring that climate change is your top priority might not be enough.
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The events led to local authorities declaring a state of emergency on Saturday.
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The president had been circumspect about declaring the race finished, even after Mrs.
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Breitbart is only calling for an apology, instead of declaring all-out war.
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In June 2016, the Supreme Court struck the law down, declaring it unconstitutional.
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His detractors were uncompromising, declaring that Knight's opinions had no place in comedy.
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Declaring a National Emergency when one does not exist is immoral and illegal.
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Note that I'm declaring xCoordinate outside of both the setup() and draw() functions.
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Frederica Wilson, D-Florida, using inaccurate information, later declaring he would "never" apologize.
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" She said using the term is akin to "declaring war against a religion.
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Mr. Laxalt issued an opinion in December declaring that the requirement was unenforceable.
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Parliament promptly backtracked, and we all resumed solemnly declaring rather than just believing.
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The tensions forced FARC to suspend its campaigning last month, declaring it unsafe.
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He sent the final tweet of the game — declaring victory — from his phone.
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"Today, I am declaring my independence and leaving the Republican Party," he wrote.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "This would be like declaring war over a downed washing machine.
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" The Fire Ted Cruz PAC hit back, declaring, "Whataburger IS a Texas value.
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This is nothing the Emily Post Institute is declaring or making prescriptions about.
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My mother threatened permanent silence, declaring that I was no longer her daughter.
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And a scant 229 would feel comfortable declaring how much money they made.
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Declaring that "America is roaring back," he promoted a story of economic rebirth.
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Their shared goal: taking steps toward declaring an end to the Korean War.
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In the post-Trump era, declaring oneself "pro-life" will no longer suffice.
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But neither Trump nor his fellow travelers declaring victory know that it won't.
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But betraying Jefferson is tantamount to declaring that we have lost our soul.
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"We're moving," Mr. Schultz recalled declaring after his heart rate returned to normal.
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United States, declaring, in effect, that the blatant corruption of former Virginia Gov.
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But would declaring a national emergency actually do much to address the crisis?
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" He said of Scotland declaring independence, "That's up to the people of Scotland.
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Trump wrote that Pelosi was declaring "open war on American democracy" with impeachment.
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Declaring herself "not a victim," she asked for the protesters to stand down.
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In December, Mr. Sanders's campaign released three letters from doctors declaring him healthy.
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Buttigieg later cited his campaign's internal data as the basis for declaring early.
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" But he concluded the hearing by declaring that Trump's conduct was "clearly impeachable.
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Republicans reacted by declaring victory, arguing that Pelosi had still essentially gained nothing.
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They refused to keep him at the hospital, declaring him undiagnosable and untreatable.
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The Scottish leader said Scotland needed to have a referendum before declaring independence.
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For his part, Biden is declaring that the Sanders plan would undermine Medicare.
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I've been accepted as a "local" without declaring political party or religious affiliation.
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" She stops short of declaring support for any variant of "Medicare for All.
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Guinea-Bissau has been beset by political instability since declaring independence in 1974.
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"I don't think she had any intention [of declaring for office]," Streep said.
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This is what Jerry Brown and others who support sanctuary cities are declaring.
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One was a presidential notice to Congress declaring a "rescission" of the funds.
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It's like declaring a new year's resolution, or making a promising campaign slogan.
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James Charles started the new year with a hashtag declaring he was canceled.
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Predictably, Trump has reacted to Wolff's book in the manner of a wounded despot—by declaring that Bannon, once his closest adviser in matters of isolationism and white nationalism, has "lost his mind," and by declaring war on the written word.
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"He is declaring war in the Middle East, he is declaring war against 1.5 billion Muslims (and) hundreds of millions of Christians that are not going to accept the holy shrines to be totally under the hegemony of Israel," Hassassian added.
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" The opener is a celestial benediction over tremulous strings, declaring, "Nothing to stop this being the best day ever," while the finale is a grand crescendo of a march, an arena anthem declaring, "When you think you're done, you've just begun.
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" The clip then cuts to concert footage, with Kesha declaring, "You don't own me.
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There must be a line, though, and I'm hereby declaring this to be it.
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Jeanette took a great risk by publicly declaring her entrance into the church sanctuary.
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And he looked ahead, declaring the American flag would soon be planted on Mars.
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An expletive filled video of Snoop declaring West's latest rhetoric "crazy" has gone viral.
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The administration last month bypassed Congress on the arms sales by declaring an emergency.
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In the door of one Ethiopian coffee shop is a wall-hanging declaring "Eritrea".
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NASA isn't alone in declaring January the hottest yet by a remarkable factor, either.
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"Now this is worth it, you guys," she says before declaring her next craving.
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Often I can resist these apps, proudly declaring myself a human with self control.
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He submits a packet to Kurt, declaring his comedy career officially in the works.
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Stacey Abrams declaring victory in her primary on May 22, 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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After weeks of declaring he wouldn't support Mike Pompeo for secretary of state, Sen.
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But in declaring victory on Thursday, Trump wanted to start from the very beginning.
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Tweets declaring the avocado to be "#overcado" may dampen enthusiasm among trend-obsessed Westerners.
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Weighing the merits of his performance is subjective; I'm declaring his prettiness objective fact.
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In September 2017, months after declaring Overheard Berklee his, Addman made Emma an admin.
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"Nothing prevents big groups from coming to us and declaring their taxes," Sapin said.
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Grande commented, "U tryna to Slytherin" before declaring that she would delete her account.
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When do you flip the switch declaring the whole subject to be "borderline content"?
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But that hasn't stopped Pete Buttigieg from declaring victory in the Democratic presidential caucus.
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The government expressed outrage and vowed to take action, declaring two days of mourning.
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Melissa Meeks is declaring her income and estimating Jeremy's as part of their divorce.
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The city had just shocked America by declaring the country's biggest municipal bankruptcy ever.
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On Monday, the Echo's editor posted a note declaring that Kennedy would be reassigned.
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Posts sprung up all over the Frank Ocean subreddit page declaring him a hero.
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The utility had incurred about $9 billion in debt before declaring bankruptcy in July.
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After his firing, he released a statement declaring Netflix's decision to fire him disappointing.
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They chiseled away the faces of statues and reliefs, declaring them blasphemous pagan icons.
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After first declaring success in the negotiations, Mr Trump later said he was dissatisfied.
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Clinton's team was clearly delighted with their candidate's performance, declaring her the clear winner.
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In a speech Monday, Biden railed against Trump, declaring the self-described billionaire dangerous.
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"This is about taking on the resistance and declaring war on liberals," Winkler said.
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The Tanzanian government accused Acacia of evading taxes for years by under-declaring exports.
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The July 4th holiday celebrates the U.S. founders' declaring independence from Britain in 1776.
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On Tuesday, RBC filed a new lawsuit seeking an order declaring FINRA's ruling unenforceable.
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"What Priebus did was dead wrong, after Indiana, declaring Trump the nominee," Kasich said.
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" But she quickly transitioned to voicing her support for Clinton, declaring, "I'm with her.
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Famous or not, declaring any species extinct or likely extinct is a difficult endeavor.
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Satellite imagery shows development has continued lately, despite the arbitral ruling declaring that illegal.
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He moderated his tone, declaring that Islam is 'one of the world's great faiths.
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Scott wrapped up his comment by declaring that he was going "BACK TO CELEBRATING!!!!"
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Following his long-established tradition of declaring annual "personal challenges," Zuckerberg announced on Jan.
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Not soon enough to prevent the internet from declaring The Bachelor got woke, though.
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Last month, Bryant issued a proclamation declaring April Confederate Heritage Month in his state.
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Wade, he said, was wrongly decided, declaring rights that the founding fathers never intended.
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I am talking, of course, about Quentin Coldwater declaring his love for Eliot Waugh.
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Simply declaring a job to be worth $15 an hour doesn't make it so.
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Some on the left are declaring Tillerson among the worst secretaries of state, ever.
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Minutes after declaring victory, he was shot in the Ambassador Hotel, in Los Angeles.
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The state is close to declaring that the infection has been cleared, said Sadanandan.
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Despite all this, the White House and many Republicans are declaring the president exonerated.
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And the House subcommittee was right in declaring that FOIA is, in fact, broken.
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An apparent glitch on Facebook is declaring many users dead on their profile pages.
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Republicans don't want another shutdown and are warning Trump against declaring a national emergency.
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The Egyptian government has since banned the Muslim Brotherhood, declaring it a terrorist organization.
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Turkey invaded Syria to keep the Kurds from declaring it to be their homeland.
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Another miracle is required for canonization, the formal act of declaring someone a saint.
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That comes despite Trump declaring he has powers to blunt the special counsel probe.
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Declaring a national emergency could unlock Pentagon funding to be used for the wall.
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This could include indicting Chinese hackers to declaring our ongoing commitment to defending Taiwan.
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Declaring yourself Senior Executive Vice President of Grant-Writing Operations, for instance, isn't clarity.
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Mr. Hogan signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency for Howard County.
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He was the top Republican in polls within a month of declaring his candidacy.
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Some carried banners declaring the one country, two systems policy deployed by Beijing "dead".
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Declaring the Korean War over is a low cost gesture from the United States.
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Since declaring for president in 2015, Trump has essentially bested every foe he's faced.
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Last year, Surgeon General Jerome Adams issued an advisory declaring youth vaping an epidemic.
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" He then preceded to move woodenly around the stage while declaring himself "very presidential.
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He received warm applause from the crowd of executives after declaring: "France is back".
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Graham's belief that you can't ease inequality without declaring war on technology runs deep.
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Declaring a national emergency could unlock Pentagon funding to use for the border wall.
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We can't combat this threat by neatly declaring white supremacy antithetical to American ideals.
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" In a serious turn, she addressed the lawmakers directly, declaring, "You can't control women.
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Municipal authorities also said they will be lowering the threshold for declaring smog alerts.
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Now he's declaring victory, ready to sign a proposal today to repeal the plan.
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The digital sphere has become its own city-state, and everyone is declaring allegiance.
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He has courted Western governments and investors, declaring that Zimbabwe is open for business.
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She recalled screaming the names of her three children, declaring her love for them.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, appear to have resumed their deliberations, despite declaring deadlock last week.
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" He said declaring schools gun-free zones "puts our students in far more danger.
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Despite declaring independence from Sudan in 2011, unrest has continued in this African nation.
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By declaring an emergency over Iran, the administration was able to override those holds.
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The recent ruling by a Texas judge declaring the act invalid doesn't change that.
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Cramer singled the company out for the 25% dividend it yields, declaring it unsafe.
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I needed a note from my psychiatrist declaring me fit to return to duty.
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Declaring a pandemic does not change what the W.H.O. will do, Dr. Ryan said.
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Johnson's move effectively extends the recess, through declaring a queen's speech, to five weeks.
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"Nothing would be worse than declaring victory before the victory is won," said Trump.
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There are disadvantages to declaring a public health emergency of international concern, experts said.
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"Nothing would be worse than declaring victory before the victory is won," he said.
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On Monday, after the former officer was charged, many were cautious about declaring victory.
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He offered spiky answers to basic questions, while also declaring his eagerness to help.
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Donald Trump was more ebullient, declaring that the deal amounted to a "love fest".
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More than 100 localities have since passed measures declaring support for the Second Amendment.
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That has made American officials more cautious about declaring these kind of strikes successful.
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" ISIS is now backfilling the story by declaring this Ohio college student a "soldier.
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A government can also collapse in a vote on a motion declaring non-confidence.
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" The second mailer arrived Thursday, outlining Stoddard's positions and declaring, "Make your voice heard.
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"Abuse of power" is what Nadler calls President Donald Trump's actions, declaring them impeachable.
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"Declaring PHEIC is an important step in the history of an epidemic," Houssin said.
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At a certain point, though, declaring yourself apolitical is, in itself, a political act.
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Parliament responded by declaring "frame breaking" a capital offense, and the machines kept coming.
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Aides are already signaling that all three would come out of Iowa declaring victory.
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The fundraising email will go out declaring him again victorious in yet another debate.
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At one point, the City Council had even considered declaring a state of emergency.
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Declaring victory on election night, Mr. Trump hailed his family and his campaign staff.
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She is of course correct, if anachronistic, in declaring that presidents are not kings.
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In October, he joked about declaring London a city-state, akin to Vatican City.
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Historically, instead of declaring bankruptcy, cities received more support from higher levels of government.
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Recently, the Florida House of Representatives passed a resolution declaring pornography a health risk.
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But some say declaring a health emergency will do little without providing direct funding.
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Publicly declaring all of them to be haters of Israel is unjust and counterproductive.
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Wednesday marked the first anniversary of WHO declaring that Zika constituted an international emergency.
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He acknowledged another plaque, beneath Mitford's, declaring Heywood the official booksellers to the Queen.
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Mr. Trump dreams of a version of himself embracing him and declaring his love.
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Stopping the season and declaring the current standings as final would be hugely controversial.
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Spending money and declaring war are foundational powers assigned in the Constitution to Congress.
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But the president seemed to be stopping just short of declaring victory over Harvey.
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The women exuberantly rejecting Shelton were declaring: We are the subject, not the object.
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On SA, you could make fun of anybody without declaring allegiance to anybody else.
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The July Fourth holiday celebrates the U.S. founders' declaring independence from Britain in 1776.
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Baltimore is declaring a ceasefire this weekend to stop a wave of homicides Baltimore is declaring a ceasefire this weekend to stop a wave of homicides Like a lot of Baltimoreans, Erricka Bridgeford is sick of the rising homicide rate in her city.
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EDS chief Zemsky echoed that sentiment, declaring that the Buffalo Billion's efforts will continue unabated.
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With Mr. Trump declaring he will skip the debate, scheduled for Thursday at 9 p.m.
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Despite what Punxsutawney Phil said this morning, we're declaring winter officially O-V-E-R.
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"No 'chella for me," Kardashian West lamented, before declaring that she was headed to bed.
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In Kensington, the problem for us began when tactical-voting sites started declaring for Labour.
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They discussed declaring her brain dead and had begun the process of harvesting her organs.
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O'Leary is famously known for advocating against debt (once even declaring that debt is evil).
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With the Associated Press declaring on Thursday that Democrat Katie Porter prevailed over Republican Rep.
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The opposition have responded by declaring civil disobedience that has curtailed life in the capital.
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" Just days later, Kilmer responded to the rumors by declaring he has "no cancer whatsoever.
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There, a nurse took one look at me before declaring my symptoms a herpes outbreak.
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But also named himself, declaring he wasn't disappearing when he leaves his post in January.
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States literally declaring war on each other—as Arizona did to California in the 1930s.
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Zeman has insisted since declaring his candidacy last March that he was not actively campaigning.
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Instead, he authorizes $5 million in aid, declaring a state of emergency in the city.
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" Just days later, Kilmer responded to the rumors by declaring he has "no cancer whatsoever.
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The North says Mr Trump should reciprocate by declaring that the Korean war is over.
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" · At every Passover, Jews remember the Exodus, declaring, "We were slaves, now we are free.
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Gretchen Whitmer after declaring victory at her midterm election night party in Detroit, Nov. 6.
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"The position of declaring war on anyone is one we do not support," he said.
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That "nightmare" for Beijing, he said, would be Taiwan declaring full independence from the mainland.
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Ms Petry summed up the creed well, declaring "elites" to be "the real anti-Europeans".
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Sanders took umbrage, declaring in response that Clinton wasn't qualified to become commander-in-chief.
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At the Treasury, Mr Mnuchin will have such responsibilities as declaring China a currency manipulator.
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Katherine is declaring her love and devotion to Sebastian, her aforementioned flame, come what may.
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Literally creating a public space declaring her deceased and encouraging people to come mourn her?
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"My administration is effectively declaring the opioid crisis a national public health emergency," Trump said.
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Iran has responded by declaring all U.S. forces in the Middle East to be terrorists.
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Mr Walker won't even visit his own prisons, declaring there's "no value" in doing so.
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So we have to be careful looking at one week of data and declaring victory.
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" The New York Daily News blasted Sanders on its front page declaring him a "fantasist.
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Other than Mr Scalise, no one is publicly declaring themselves out of the race yet.
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Immediately after the murders, Abballa videotaped himself live on Facebook declaring his allegiance to ISIS.
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I heard angelic voices, both soft and hard, declaring something foreign but near to me.
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Bravo's Dirty John will have you declaring more gratitude for your exes than Ariana Grande.
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Most participants, at least, left Brussels declaring that they had had a jolly good time.
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AT&T followed in 2011 by declaring HSPA 14.4, which really isn't 53G, as 4G.
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The Chinese authorities have gone a lot further, declaring that new ICOs are simply illegal.
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Correcting that ought to be about as hard politically as declaring a new public holiday.
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As a result, Mr Trump is toying with the idea of declaring a "national emergency".
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On February 1st the company announced annual results, declaring itself on track for ambitious growth.
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We need look no further for those attitudes than today's headlines declaring Manuel's Olympic win.
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She suggests asking your partner questions, rather than declaring how you want to do things.
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As Ezekiel is declaring victory, his people are mowed down by the guns in question.
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Prince had a legendarily complicated relationship with the internet, declaring it "completely over" in 2010.
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Relativity Media had a tough 2015, leading it to declaring chapter 11 bankruptcy in July.
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Facebook posted a blog disagreeing with the German ruling and declaring their intent to appeal.
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Democratic U.S. Senator Dick Durbin reacted coolly to Trump's suggestion of declaring a national emergency.
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His endless tirades declaring America's downfall added to the pessimism that helped defeat the Democrats.
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The president has also discussed declaring a national emergency to seize new wall funding powers.
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Some are enviously watching moves by Kurds in northern Iraq toward declaring an independent state.
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Both had provided their mother's tribunal order, declaring her Indian, but the member dismissed it.
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Just two days ago, the administration said declaring a national emergency was not necessary. 4.
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Catalonia held an independence referendum on October 1st, despite the Spanish government declaring it illegal.
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Former friends distanced themselves from him, with even the Nazis eventually declaring him too extreme.
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Leahy accused the White House of "re-declaring war" on Cuba with the new policy.
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An independence referendum went ahead today in Catalonia despite the Spanish government declaring it illegal.
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Teigen shared her excitement with fans on social media, declaring she was "freaking out". GUYS!!!!!!!!
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Farrah's 6-year-old daughter got off message, declaring her love for her mom's nemesis.
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Instead, I'd be declaring new policies that have no discernible foundation in the Constitution itself.
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I'm declaring it the winner of Black TV and I'm ready to argue about it.
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How many of the pundits declaring this race over are on the ground in Louisiana?
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Indeed, some are already declaring financial technology dead as a space for the near-term.
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Rick Scott held a briefing on Irma Tuesday evening after declaring a state of emergency.
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"The only thing left is declaring independence, which you will all declare soon," he said.
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But declaring the opioid crisis a national emergency doesn't automatically grant access to emergency funds.
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Videos supporting the protesters and declaring "Reclaim Hong Kong!" can be found on the app.
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Stewart earlier this month pushed back on the possibility of Trump declaring such an emergency.
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The book-jacket goes further, declaring Turner to be the world's most famous landscape painter.
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Trump in declaring a national border emergency Friday has officially demonized Mexicans and Central Americans.
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A smiling Brandler gave the thumbs up sign before declaring: "We've done it, it's good".
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" She decides to "get thanking," declaring that she'll thank "everyone who is important to me.
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Then there was his habit of declaring as fact things he wished to be true.
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Sanders's campaign then quickly slammed the media for declaring Clinton the Democratic Party's standard-bearer.
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Deal cited the storm's "forecasted southward track" in a statement declaring a state of emergency.
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Declaring it a "caliphate", the jihadists claimed to speak for all of the world's Muslims.
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Hickenlooper, a moderate, failed to attract much attention after declaring his presidential candidacy in March.
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Flynn was under investigation for lobbying for Turkey during the presidential campaign without declaring it.
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The mayor announced the order on Tuesday, declaring a public health emergency in the neighborhood.
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This was evident in 210, when Trump was thinking about declaring his candidacy for President.
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So too would moving election day to the weekend, or declaring it a national holiday.
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Simply declaring something is not amnesty by adding fines or other gimmicks will not work.
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The W.H.O. requires three years with no confirmed cases before declaring a region polio-free.
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Russia responded in February by declaring that it too would pull out of the agreement.
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Russia responded in February by declaring that it would also pull out of the agreement.
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By declaring itself a sanctuary state, California has put out the welcome mat for illegals.
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By declaring the vote "rigged" against him, he recasts his possible defeat as a victory.
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It's a clear, accomplished cry from the heart, exorcising its sorrows by declaring them bluntly.
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Search and rescue crews searched for the pilot through the night before declaring him dead.
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That he's reckless, unnecessarily antagonizing powerful adversaries, declaring war on too many enemies at once.
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Trump set the tone with a tweet early Tuesday morning, declaring himself a candidate unbound.
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This prompted a political backlash, as well as a court decision declaring the firing unlawful.
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Phil Bryant issued a proclamation in 2016 declaring April Confederate Heritage Month in his state.
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Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden are declaring their love for one another like never before.
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" The Senate will then look at the candidate he wrote, declaring: "That's a fair approach.
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That's why we're declaring that this season is all about a more minimal, edgier aesthetic.
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One of the trickiest parts was declaring income tax and corporation tax, which I did.
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I wish I could be there to lighten her load," he said, declaring Merkel "tough.
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In October, Trump announced he was declaring the opioid epidemic a national public health emergency.
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He emerged declaring victory, saying the other members agreed to his demands to increase spending.
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USA!" in response to the President declaring that "the state of our union is strong.
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Given General Assiri's lofty rank, declaring his culpability would also reflect on the crown prince.
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Cities and states across the country are declaring states of emergency to fight the virus.
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Jesus posted an Instagram message on Tuesday declaring he had tested positive for the virus.
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"Nobody that I know of has questioned their veracity about declaring everything," Mr. Walker said.
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Often their prop of choice is a newspaper declaring sharp moves in bold typeface. S.&.
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"People have bet on Venezuela declaring default - never," Maduro said during his weekly Sunday broadcast.
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Fully aware of its religious origins, he was effectively declaring himself God's representative on earth.
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" He later appeared at the pro-government rally, declaring, "Here I am, facing my responsibilities.
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So what would be the point in declaring so much of Piraeus an archaeological site?
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In November 2014, President Obama issued a series of memos declaring executive actions on immigration.
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The government has invoked a national security privilege, declaring such information classified and off-limits.
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In 1983, two years after declaring bankruptcy, the theater received city and state landmark status.
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President Trump withdrew his support last year, declaring it at odds with his immigration policies.
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American-backed Iraqi forces swept across the country, officially declaring the job finished this weekend.
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He for years rejected allowing even medical marijuana, declaring that its dangers overshadowed its benefits.
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"Any senator who votes for this is essentially declaring war on their ex-smoker constituents."
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A White House spokesman, Raj Shah, wasted no time declaring the president's opposition on Wednesday.
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He ratchets up criticism of a regional rival and accuses it of effectively declaring war.
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County leaders have pleaded for help from state lawmakers, and even flirted with declaring bankruptcy.
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Declaring an emergency can help states activate emergency response plans and state emergency operation centers.
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United Kingdom airline Flybe entered administration — a practice similar to declaring bankruptcy — early Thursday morning.
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Trump initially downplayed the coronavirus for weeks before declaring a national emergency on March 13.
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So too would moving Election Day to the weekend, or declaring it a national holiday.
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The Kuomintang made Taiwan an authoritarian party-state, declaring martial law that lasted until 1987.
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The procedures for officially declaring one were formalized in 93 under the National Emergencies Act.
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Another publication has followed Forbes in declaring that the commerce secretary is not a billionaire.
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"Pulling that waiver would be like declaring an all-out war on California," he said.
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"By declaring her an outpatient, they really took away her Medicare benefits," Mr. Krpata said.
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Declaring a pandemic is charged with major political and economic ramifications, global health experts say.
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And Gavin Newsom, Governor Newsom declaring California emergency state, especially Northern California, I understand that.
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Purdue declaring bankruptcy, and thus removing itself as a defendant, is part of the deal.
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The work commenced in January when Trump filed federal papers declaring himself a 2020 candidate.
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Buttigieg declaring himself the winner before actually winning was met with skepticism in some corners.
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Mr. Babis responded by declaring that he would place his business holdings in a trust.
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There he was declaring that he would willingly take foreign help to win an election.
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He hasn't ruled out declaring a national emergency to get more of what he wants.
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" The Los Angeles Times made new multilingual T-shirts declaring, "We will not shut up.
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At least with voters, his approval rating hasn't been harmed by declaring a national emergency.
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"We are declaring victory that they are tripling the amount allotted to women," Sherwood said.
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Trucking giant Celadon is declaring bankruptcy this week, inside sources told FreightWaves on Dec. 260.
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This has opened a vacuum in the international system when it comes to declaring independence.
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Declaring our outrage can make us seem extreme, which is why we rarely claim it.
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The WHO itself, which triggered its highest alarm by declaring an international emergency on Jan.
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The WHO itself, which triggered its highest alarm by declaring an international emergency on Jan.
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Regular citizens of today are declaring that the journalism establishment no longer serves their needs.
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Central American immigrants have faced major obstacles when declaring asylum from countries that persecute them.
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As a Republican member of Congress, he is declaring Trump a domestic and international menace.
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Remarks as prepared for delivery: Declaring America's Economic Independence It is great to be here.
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He feared that a hijabi with a sticker declaring Bush a thief would be attacked.
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Gold surged Monday after North Korea's foreign minister accused President Donald Trump of declaring war.
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They clapped in admiration after the pope recited the rite declaring the Martos Catholic saints.
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After all, McConnell himself repeatedly made clear his opposition to Trump declaring a national emergency.
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In January, an Iowa judge struck down that state's fetal heartbeat bill, declaring it unconstitutional.
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Kucinich officially filed paperwork declaring his candidacy on Monday, according to the Springfield News-Sun.
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They're rolling out at Taco Bells in Dayton, Ohio, and Houston before declaring worldwide domination.
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In January, Guaido assumed an interim presidency after declaring Maduro's 2018 re-election a fraud.
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Loneliness is an especially tricky problem because accepting and declaring our loneliness carries profound stigma.
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A selfie shows him waiting in line to vote and declaring his love for America.
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This was the perfect song for declaring what your "type" is, whether earnestly or ironically.
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Ringing the bells, decking the halls, and officially declaring the start of the holiday season.
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Think Henry Kissinger declaring peace was at hand in Vietnam days before the 1972 election.
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He closed by declaring that we still had a lot of work ahead of us!
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Democrats responded by declaring that Simpson's testimony bolstered allegations in the dossier and Steele's credibility.
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But declaring a national emergency for drug abuse is new territory for the federal government.
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"Declaring a national emergency to access different funds sets a dangerous new precedent," GOP Sen.
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There is a striking similarity in the rationales for declaring both sides to be terrorists.
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IT WOULD SEEM TO BE FAIRLY EARLY HERE TO BE DECLARING VICTORY THOUGH, WOULDN'T IT?
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France has the option of declaring the work a "national treasure" to stop its export.
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In 22, Israel passed a law declaring Jerusalem the "complete and united" capital of Israel.
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It upped those measures on Sunday by declaring Turkish firms, imports and even symbols illegal.
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Declaring Jerusalem to be Israel's capital would not itself mark a change in American law.
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But Mr. Trump seems more focused on finally declaring an end to the Korean War.
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And he certainly has shown no signs of repentance, even declaring his innocence in court.
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Mr. Hickenlooper has failed to attract a buzz since declaring his candidacy in early March.
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But economists will point out that even declaring an $811 billion trade deficit is misleading.
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And true to form, some fair-weather Babadook fans are already declaring the Babadook over.
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But they held off on declaring the agreement void or announcing sanctions of their own.
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In November 2014, President Obama issued a series of memos declaring executive actions on immigration.
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Now it's like it chopped off its hair, got a tattoo, and is declaring itself badass.
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" Noonan pulled no punches in the 20-tweet rant, also declaring: "Nuclear deterrence is about balance.
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In July the Knesset passed a law declaring Israel the nation-state of the Jewish people.
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" On Monday's episode, Stern said he never bought Weinstein's claim, declaring: "I knew he was lying.
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" Facebook users reacted to the craft with delight, with one declaring it "the new garden Gnome.
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The bidding for the nonexistent machine reached $20,100 before eBay canceled the auction, declaring it fraudulent.
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I tell him he can take my car after declaring today to be a veg day!
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Chief Justice John Roberts in 2012 famously upheld Obamacare by declaring it legal as a tax.
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Google has provided one today, by declaring its extensive AdWords and DoubleClick networks Flash-free zones.
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Previously, doctors had worried that declaring an emergency might lead other countries to close their borders.
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An American judge may yet rule that merely declaring Guatemala safe does not make it so.
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A reporter asked Trump whether he had considered declaring a national emergency to build the wall.
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" Declaring Clinton the most qualified presidential candidate in history, Obama told the crowd, "Yeah, that's right.
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Cuban then said he'd help them out with their decision by declaring that he was out.
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Some are even declaring that Kanye's show of affection is changing the way they see romance.
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Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has accused Lebanon and its Shi'ite Hezbollah movement of declaring war on it.
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Meanwhile, Trump has publicly mulled declaring a national emergency to build the wall without congressional approval.
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Russia and Georgia fought a brief war in 2008, which led to the regions declaring independence.
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He plans to travel to Florida mere hours after declaring the emergency from the White House.
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"As the patron saint of 'She would do that…' I didn't," Dunham tweeted, declaring her innocence.
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With the 7 Pro, OnePlus is declaring that it's no longer just a middle-weight boxer.
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A Trump aide was declaring an end to years of warm words about welcoming China's rise.
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Declaring an affinity for his game became a way of signaling your seriousness about the NBA.
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A legal challenge also could result in a judge declaring the data-gathering under FISA unconstitutional.
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Update February 1st 12:37PM ET: Lyft emerged from its hearing with Judge Masley declaring victory.
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In doing so, the Executive dispensed with immigration statutes by declaring unlawful conduct to be lawful.
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Again, I am encouraging these core values at Enigma by declaring November 8th a mandatory holiday.
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Indeed, the White House has gone as far as declaring a national emergency on the matter.
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Ford, after declaring itself a mobility company, has pushed its partnership with the LIDAR supplier Velodyne.
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And then, it wasn't just traditionally "fit" girls who were declaring their love for their bodies.
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"We are not declaring victory," said Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson in a statement.
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On April 20th, the Russian Supreme Court outlawed the group's activities, declaring it an "extremist" organisation.
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This may result in a less effective advertisement or violation of legal requirements about declaring advertising.
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He responded by declaring a "Special Period in Peacetime", cover for some limited and pragmatic reforms.
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Declaring bogus justifications (health violations, say) would reinforce foreign criticism of government meddling in China's economy.
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But if Warren is only now officially declaring, what exactly was her "exploratory committee" for anyway?
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But if his name weren't "Trump," we'd probably be declaring the race over at this point.
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A Malaysian High Court has upheld a government edict declaring the shirt a national security threat.
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He singled out Red Sox star David Ortiz for declaring that Boston would not be intimidated.
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As Kirchick notes, many major LGBTQ rights organizations shut down completely after Obergefell, declaring mission accomplished.
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Women are taking to the streets and declaring that "Time's Up" on inequality and minimal representation.
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Like Bran, fans are thanking Theon for his valiant effort and declaring him officially a Stark.
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Declaring him a Jonah, they endeavor to toss him overboard as a tribute to the seas.
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Declaring an action unacceptable and then accepting it only weakens US credibility everywhere, on every issue.
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Phil Bryant said Saturday that he also signed a proclamation declaring an emergency in his state.
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He said Francis, as the host, pleaded with the officers, declaring that he did have permission.
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Aoun has been a staunch ally of Hezbollah since declaring their alliance in 2006, surprising many.
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The July 4th holiday celebrates the anniversary of U.S. founders' declaring independence from Britain in 1776.
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His only option is declaring bankruptcy — which 950 cabbies have already done, according to the Times.
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Declaring itself a caliphate, or global Islamist nation, it swept back across Sunni territory of Iraq.
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He stunned reporters after the game by declaring he was ready to quit the national team.
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So they may think twice about declaring just a bare minimum of nuclear and missile facilities.
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Posing as a food critic, he emails Benji declaring he wants to try his dope soda.
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Rick Scott said in declaring the state of emergency for 51 of the state's 67 counties.
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The new year is here, so it's time for everyone's favorite pastime: publicly declaring unrealistic resolutions.
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" That could fairly be qualified as an understatement, per ABC News:"We are declaring an emergency.
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Mark Meadows, issued a statement declaring he still wanted to work with Trump on health care.
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Among other allegations, they said the state had fired them for not declaring enough people foreigners.
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After declaring himself to be a progressive Democrat, Mr Obama offered remedies, none of them new.
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Non-legislature samples include his essay, "The Japanese Evil in California," and letters declaring his stance.
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Pence joined Trump for the Biloxi rally, declaring Espy too liberal for the state of Mississippi.
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President Barack Obama signed an order declaring the flooding in Louisiana a major disaster on Sunday.
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" Food blogger Junk Food Mom reviewed the bizarre sweet on Instagram, declaring, "This one isn't bad!
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The euro has risen this week, after Catalonia stopped short of formally declaring independence from Spain.
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On August 3rd even mild Mr Pence broke ranks, declaring that he would support Mr Ryan.
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But I wouldn't put too much stock in odds this far out from candidates officially declaring.
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Some are toying with declaring independence from Mr Corbyn and sitting as a separate parliamentary group.
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Being the first mover in declaring the emergency would give Trump a "tremendous advantage," Ackerman said.
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But people had been declaring that RSS was dead for years, even before Google Reader's shuttering.
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Mrs Clinton's aides also feared that declaring victory before the primaries would make her supporters complacent.
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This year, with so many girls deprived of an education, we're declaring a state of emergency.
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Bryce's campaign pulled in more than $100,000 in just over 85033 hours after declaring his candidacy.
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Her speech declaring her candidacy was delivered powerfully before a large and appreciative crowd in Oakland.
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Other papers across the globe printed dramatic headlines, declaring "The New World" or "The Moon Vanquished."
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Instead, Democrats are openly declaring that they do not want our immigration laws enforced at all.
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The Republican National Committee appears to have accidentally hit publish on a post declaring Indiana Gov.
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Phil Bryant issued a proclamation in 2016 declaring April as Confederate Heritage Month in his state.
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He gave Tuesday's performance the presidential seal of approval, declaring it "powerful and wonderful," McGrath said.
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Trump then caught flak in February for declaring he was staying "neutral" in the Palestinian conflict.
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Explicitly declaring you need an intelligent partner, then, "feels like a declaration of superiority," Klee wrote.
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They are declaring themselves unaffiliated with either party at a rate faster than any other generation.
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Lebanese President Michel Aoun concurred with Nasrallah, declaring that Hariri was a "captive" in Saudi Arabia.
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The AP on Saturday said it is not declaring a winner in Wyoming's voting contest, however.
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Hodges decision declaring a right to same-sex marriage -- a decision from which Roberts heatedly dissented.
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Finally, a week before the California primary, Brown released a letter declaring his support for Clinton.
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He did not deliver on a prominent "first-day" promised action—declaring China a currency manipulator.
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The last thing we need is Sheriff Clarke declaring a civil war between good and evil.
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When declaring the national emergency, Trump said military leaders supported his idea to repurpose military dollars.
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Conservatives and liberals alike are fond declaring that small businesses are the backbone of the economy.
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Therefore, declaring our nation energy independent – when we are so dependent on foreign uranium – is flawed.
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A delay in declaring Vajiralongkorn king could give the country time to adjust to the idea.
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The Bureau of Reclamation currently projects a 59 percent likelihood of declaring a shortage in 85033.
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Every campaign produces candidates declaring that "the most important election of our lifetimes" is at hand.
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" After all, its founding king was Louis XIV, known for supposedly declaring, "I am the state.
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Congress can and must lead this effort by declaring that they, too, are ready to #endhungernow.
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" Hesitating only slightly, Flynn added his voice to the chants declaring, "Lock her up, that's right!
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Last September, Trump signed an executive order declaring election and infrastructure meddling a national security threat.
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It's like going on a diet to slim down, but declaring victory after the first salad.
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Trump has largely written off Pruitt's troubles, declaring him an effective steward of his deregulatory agenda.
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Declaring Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria and Georgia safe states will make it easier to reject asylum applications.
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It's a rare public display of affection for the couple and fans are declaring it #couplegoals.
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While there's no price tag for someone's worth, I'm practiced in declaring what my companionship costs.
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" That's the line Trump quoted in a tweet declaring the possible spying was "bigger than Watergate.
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Levine went big, publicly declaring that there were no subsidies involved, although of course there were.
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There's no risk for the person declaring that an obviously conventionally attractive person is conventionally attractive.
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We are claiming our land, declaring our bodily sovereignty, asserting our democratic freedoms, and refusing poverty.
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Let's just say we're officially declaring the city down under a seriously underrated street style destination.
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Asking a direct question and declaring device-free meetings are simple tactics that spread social antibodies.
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But he may have been damaged after declaring he would fully comply with the U.S. sanctions.
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" Declaring that the resistance would go on, she said her imprisonment had been "difficult but meaningful.
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Hindu priests helped protect the turtle by declaring that sacrificing them was not a religious practice.
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In such a scenario, there would be no splashy headlines declaring the end of Roe v.
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" Gorka then ran out of the crowd toward the press section, declaring: "You're not a journalist.
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She suggested declaring a disaster, which could remove some of those obstacles and bureaucratic red tape.
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The situation has escalated this week, with the World Health Organization declaring COVID-85033 a pandemic.
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And the majority report endeavors to gut the second question, declaring the absence of collusion altogether.
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In the capital, two former presidents called for a referendum on declaring a Republic of Taiwan.
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Lam's argument by declaring it would not seek Mr. Chan's extradition even if the bill passed.
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He's even floated the idea of declaring a national emergency if he doesn't get his way.
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Such projections are unlikely to deter Mr. Trump and Republican leaders from declaring success next year.
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El Salvador ended its season, declaring Once Deportivo as champions, and Nicaragua shut down as well.
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Freelancers Union insurance turned out to be too expensive, and declaring bankruptcy seemed like courting disaster.
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Mr. Zaharan appeared in a video with seven masked men declaring allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Ms. Pelosi effectively killed it by declaring that the House would not even consider the plan.
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In declaring Mr. Ghomeshi not guilty, the judge described the female complainants as insincere and deceptive.
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After Uber launched there in late 2014, Portland sued to stop its operation, declaring it illegal.
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In the end of that season, Bennett was implicitly declaring, lay the beginning of the next.
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"Nothing would be worse than declaring victory before the victory has been won," the president said.
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Declaring it officially over, however, required waiting 42 days — the length of two viral incubation periods.
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In December, Mr. Putin ordered the withdrawal of Russian troops from Syria, declaring their mission completed.
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Well, here is partially slurring Kels proposing a toast declaring "it's too late" to #MuteRKelly pic.twitter.
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Here's another fact: Putin then annexed Crimea, following a disputed referendum, declaring it now Russian territory.
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Business Insider has obtained a company email declaring Google's infamous April Fools' Day pranks officially canceled.
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But blocking his nomination to the Supreme Court would be like declaring civil war on conservatives.
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Mr. Klepper began his first show by declaring his appreciation for and allegiance with Mr. Jones.
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Ryan added that data does not currently support health officials declaring the virus a global pandemic.
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Hellerstedt, declaring that an identical law in Texas imposed an unconstitutional burden on access to abortion.
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But a solution common in other countries—declaring oneself strictly vegetarian or vegan—remains strikingly rare.
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I'll never forget watching Kennedy on TV, declaring victory at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
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Maybe just send out some tweets declaring his policy a success, and call it a day.
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With her supporters declaring her "married to the nation," Ms. Park cut a figure beyond reproach.
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Kelly quickly responded on her show by declaring that she would not step down as moderator.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) in declaring that there is an obstruction of justice case against Trump.
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US District Judge Gray Miller ultimately got it right by declaring an all-male draft unconstitutional.
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Pete Buttigieg was pre-declaring victory, spurring Sanders supporters to dub him "Mayor Cheat" on Twitter.
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Declaring allegiance to a nation need not be intrinsically political, then, or even a conscious choice.
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Gail: I have a sinking feeling that whatever happens in November, Trump will be declaring victory.
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That hasn't stopped it seems literally almost every anchor in the country from declaring him innocent.
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" McConnell opened his Senate floor speech on Friday by declaring that "Iran's master terrorist is dead.
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Opponents say that declaring a public health emergency of international concern doesn't do much, she said.
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Firefighters struggled throughout the night to battle the blaze, declaring it under control at about midnight.
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But Collins declaring Democrats "are in love with terrorists" is an abomination, a step beyond. Pathetic.
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All season, Courtney Williams has been declaring her Sun the team that will win the title.
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Kolanovic went further than declaring an "equity factor bubble" to explain what is behind its expansion.
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Extremist jihadists arose, with the Islamic State eventually declaring a caliphate and fomenting violence in Europe.
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Tony Evers (D) signed an executive order declaring the second Monday of October Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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Tomorrow Spicer will come into the pressroom on skis and announce we're declaring war on Switzerland.
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North Korean officials have accused Trump of declaring war, a claim the White House has rejected.
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The World Health Organization called a meeting for Wednesday to consider declaring a global health emergency.
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Mr. Sessions surprised lawmakers by declaring that he would recuse himself from any decisions on Mrs.
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It also urged followers to leave behind notes declaring support for the group and its leaders.
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Trump has said he is considering declaring a national emergency in order to build the wall.
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Declaring failure on a huge telecommunications acquisition has become old hat for Comcast CEO Brian Roberts.
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People might take that to believe by declaring any supremacist statement might result in a ban.
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" Instead of mocking the kid, the internet loved him, declaring the clip a "bop" that "slaps.
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The Department of Homeland Security then issued an order declaring legal residents exempt from the order.
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Tucker Carlson slammed liberals Monday, accusing them of declaring "war" on Christopher Columbus and Western civilization.
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Some of the options include declaring bankruptcy for FirstEnergy Solutions or arranging a restructuring or sale.
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Trump has said he's considering declaring a national emergency to direct construction of the border wall.
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No paperwork has been issued formally declaring an emergency, and no new policies have been announced.
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Part of the order includes declaring a "national emergency" that will allow sanctions to move forward.
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No paperwork has been issued formally declaring an emergency, and no new policies have been announced.
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Congress must do its job, especially when it comes to its most solemn duty: declaring war.
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By declaring the crisis to be a public health emergency, the plan would expedite financial support.
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The injunction prevents the elections commission from declaring a winner while the court reviews the case.
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No, Congress does not have the power to stop the president from declaring a national emergency.
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Canada on Monday took reciprocal action, declaring that Venezuela's top diplomat in Ottawa would be expelled.
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The largest business lobbying group in America is declaring war on President Donald Trump's trade agenda.
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They have prodded him in public, declaring on television that they consider impeachment an impractical idea.
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Ellen DeGeneres had silenced the whispers, declaring "Yep, I'm Gay" on the cover of Time magazine.
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The State Department is considering formally declaring the crackdown on Rohingya Muslims to be ethnic cleansing.
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SI: You're promoting the show as a response to the politicians declaring war on reproductive rights.
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Kylie Jenner's declaring to hell with your imagination ... she's ready to give you the goods. Sorta.
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There were no sweeping hot takes declaring the Sooners chokers and the Jayhawks somehow more clutch.
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Imagine the cost-benefit analysis of declaring we will do permanent bailouts of the financial system.
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At one point it ordered state television to read out a statement declaring a nationwide curfew.
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Friday's determination marks the second time the WHO decided against declaring Ebola in DRC an emergency.
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Though Trump is through only a third of his first term, Comey's firing looks to be the signature mistake of his presidency, akin to Bill Clinton declaring he "did not have sexual relations" with Monica Lewinsky or George W. Bush prematurely declaring "mission accomplished" in Iraq.
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The dead can't be documented because of all the logistics and legal aspects of declaring someone dead.
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And the harms of declaring one wouldn't be offset by the additional attention a PHEIC would bring.
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According to the Washington Post, the new POTUS signed one proclamation declaring a national day of patriotism.
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On January 22, an Iowa judge struck down the state's 2018 state heartbeat bill, declaring it unconstitutional.
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The simple answer is no, as Congress is charged with officially declaring war under the US Constitution.
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But also, Varys should know better than to write letters declaring a usurper as the rightful king.
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ROME (Reuters) - Domitilla Stefanini first wrote a letter to her husband declaring her love 18 years ago.
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Before the board's decision, Kemp's office issued a statement declaring that he did not support the closures.
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" Swift is prone to declaring that criticism of these songs comes "from a place of such sexism.
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Prosecutors also say Chait helped supply smugglers with packing material, and shipping wildlife products without declaring them.
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He has abdicated Government here, by declaring us out of his Protection and waging War against us.
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It was a stirring moment in a speech that had Trump declaring victory to friends on Wednesday.
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Lexmark International, declaring that printer company Lexmark can't sue companies selling refilled toner cartridges for patent infringement.
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" And attendees checked in at a table adjacent to a huge Decenturion sign declaring "enough with taxes!
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"WOW AIR has ceased operation," the airline said in a statement on its website after declaring bankruptcy.
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He was combative about everything we talked about and stood on a mountain declaring his many degrees.
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Recent trade rows will give most leaders pause before declaring themselves in favour of the next deal.
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Declaring Saipov an enemy combatant would have allowed investigators to interrogate him without having a lawyer present.
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Barack Obama re-entered the political arena today, declaring himself a "fellow citizen" rather than former president.
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Nothing in France's current law stopped Mr. Hollande from declaring the current state of emergency on Nov.
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Before declaring his candidacy, Mr. Obama co-sponsored bills from Republicans about a quarter of the time.
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It's based on declaring grand objectives, few of which the Administration is willing or able to meet.
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On Friday, Manning appeared in a YouTube video declaring that she will continue to refuse to cooperate.
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Ten days after declaring war is a lousy time for a party, let alone a Super Bowl.
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"We're not going to have war, and we are declaring a new era of peace," Moon said.
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" A lot of people loved the ad, declaring it should win a "Troll of the Month award.
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Remember when she slunk into a donut shop and licked a few pastries, declaring, "I hate America"?
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Daenerys can be seen talking to Sansa Stark, with Sansa declaring Winterfell's allegiance to the Targaryen queen.
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Still, due to early confusion, a misguided early narrative declaring an attack to be ransomware often prevails.
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They're being officially banished to the rearview mirror, and declaring the rest of us old by association.
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A detailed list of the journalists, politicians and places President Trump has insulted since declaring his candidacy.
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By holding a referendum and then declaring independence, the separatists deliberately violated the constitution and the law.
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Walter Wriston, a former chairman of Citibank, earned ridicule for once declaring that "countries don't go bust".
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His wife overruled the plans for separate seating anyway, declaring that people would mix despite political affiliations.
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Alabama, Florida and Mississippi declaring a state of emergency ahead of the arrival of subtropical Storm Alberto.
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At a Pride march in Lancaster last month activists held signs declaring that "lesbians don't have penises".
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Instead, they are digging in and Catalonia is on the brink of unilaterally—and illegally—declaring independence.
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LAST YEAR Emmerson Mnangagwa strutted around the World Economic Forum (WEF) declaring his country "open for business".
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Also on Thursday, Biden revealed he purposely urged Barack Obama to hold off on declaring his approval.
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Pence has opposed protective laws against LGBT discrimination and supports "personhood" amendments (declaring a fetus a person).
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But the WHO feels that there is moral hazard in declaring an emergency simply to raise money.
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Many members of Congress of both parties were declaring the budget request dead on arrival on Tuesday.
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Trump won the American presidency in a shocking upset, declaring victory over his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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A line declaring that "a thriving private sector is the lifeblood of our economy" received bipartisan applause.
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J.B. Pritzker signed a landmark bill declaring that his state's residents have a "fundamental right" to abortion.
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It means unambiguously declaring the Charlottesville protesters beyond the pale (while defending their right to protest peacefully).
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President Trump liked the idea of declaring a national emergency because it's the maximalist, most dramatic option.
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Machiavelli dedicated his "History of Florence" to his patron Pope Clement VII, declaring himself a "humble slave".
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But they see no legal grounds for reneging on the pact or for unilaterally declaring it indefinite.
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The other man, Lamont Holman, cursed, declaring that they had "no doubt" messed up, the decision said.
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But doctors can also decline to perform abortions for personal or religious reasons, declaring themselves conscientious objectors.
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Declaring your status as a conscientious objecter only involves submitting a formal request to the health authority.
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Trump also did not mention the possibility of declaring a national emergency to build the border wall.
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On September 25, North Korea accused US President Donald Trump of declaring war on the communist state.
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Mnangagwa&aposs government has accused Chamisa and his supporters of inciting violence by declaring he had won.
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PDVSA on Tuesday said it was considering declaring force majeure on cargoes bound for the United States.
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" He continued, saying that "Democrats always play the Race Card" and declaring: "Elijah Cummings has failed badly!
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Last night, Clinton offered a message of inclusiveness and warmth, declaring that "love" binds the country together.
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" However, in a statement on Tuesday, Munoz changed his tune, declaring that the company would "do better.
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Still, Ottensmeyer said on the call that the company is "not declaring victory" on its operating ratio.
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They are declaring that the state's role is not in policing citizens but in providing for them.
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But because they are notoriously fractious, they are now declaring alliances in a bid to maintain strength.
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On Friday, Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah accused Saudi Arabia of declaring war on Lebanon and Hezbollah.
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If the motion passes, Canada would join the US in declaring the situation for Yazidis a genocide.
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That prompted Trump to later send his own letter, declaring he intended to give the speech regardless.
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And while political leaders in Baghdad already were declaring victory, soldiers were still bitterly fighting for ground.
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And mainstream media breathlessly declaring last night&aposs election results are a total wipeout for the president.
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He says cops are denying they have the loot, but Boosie's pissed and declaring "it's on" now.
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Eskom, which has obtained a court order declaring the labor protests unlawful, has offered no pay increases.
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Trump himself started, declaring himself one of the most accomplished leaders the United States has ever seen.
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Everything else (like declaring mission accomplished on an Obamacare repeal that never really happened) is meaningless politics.
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Michael goes around the office flawlessly burning each of his coworkers, declaring, "BOOM, ROASTED," when he's finished.
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Three sources have told Reuters Venezuelan state firm PDVSA is considering declaring force majeure on some exports.
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A wise move: Do a trial run with any prospective doppelgängers declaring anyone the missing soul twin.
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Trump signed a proclamation declaring Sunday, September 3, a national day of prayer for Hurricane Harvey victims.
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But go a step further, and retweet someone declaring their pain at her sentiment is truly unacceptable.
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Looking forward, the public opposes the president's plan to build his wall by declaring a national emergency.
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Declaring that the movement he has begun is "more than Bernie," Mr. Sanders sounded at times messianic.
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That would surely produce a formal split, with moderate MPs declaring independence and electing their own leader.
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But that doesn't make officially declaring the race over before it's actually over the right thing, either.
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The suit seeks an immediate hearing and a judge's ruling declaring that the documents are public records.
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Jerry Brown (D) declaring he signed the bill because "it's high time that corporate boards" include women.
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Forotan launched the movement by declaring that her pen, symbolic of her profession, was her red line.
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Simply declaring that DACA was illegal and exposed the administration to lawsuits did not clear that bar.
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Yet Trump on Sunday effectively undercut his chief diplomat by declaring negotiations to be all but fruitless.
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Authorities are awaiting the toxicology test results before declaring a cause of death for Bramer and Reed.
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Once he picks the perfect pebble, he places it at her feet, declaring his desire to mate.
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Mr Trump stopped short of the most drastic step: declaring Iran in breach of the multinational agreement.
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The NCAA announced its ruling on Monday, and Hernandez followed by declaring for the draft hours later.
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President Trump and other U.S. officials have stopped short of declaring Saudi Arabia responsible for Khashoggi's disappearance.
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"Bienvenidos!" he told those in the crowd, welcoming them in Spanish and declaring that he and Mrs.
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The protesters, young and old and nearly all African-American, waved signs declaring that black lives matter.
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Sleeves rolled up and declaring himself "fired up" on her behalf, Mr. Obama heaped admiration on Mrs.
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With this complaint, the state of New York is essentially declaring the Trump offspring unfit to serve.
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To me, that's as crazy as walking into the Guggenheim and declaring it to be Art Nouveau.
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He protested, declaring, "It was my intention to remain in America forever," according to Ms. Blair's book.
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" Declaring a national emergency, Scaramucci added, would be "moving into a precedent-breaking standard for future presidents.
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President Trump alluded to the drug last week when declaring the opioid epidemic a public health emergency.
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President Donald Trump holds up a memorandum after declaring the opioid crisis a national public health emergency.
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On Tuesday, he stepped close to the edge of declaring his own independent candidacy for next year.
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Not surprisingly, China responded by declaring that it would impose tariffs on the same amount of imports.
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The president did not immediately respond to the violence following the state's governor declaring it an emergency.
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"That's going to be the challenge, and hopefully the Trump administration doesn't start declaring victory," he said.
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Iraqi forces were waiting to retake the area before declaring complete victory in the offensive, he said.
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Helpfully for the military, Mugabe gave his seal of approval to their actions, declaring the takeover legitimate.
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That is why declaring the press to be the "enemy of the people" is so ultimately destructive.
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Mr. Sanders struck back in his way, declaring the Trump infrastructure a scam for fat-cat investors.
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Bowles quashed any uncertainty about the position afterward by declaring that Fitzpatrick would start Sunday against Baltimore.
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CBS News and The Indianapolis Star then followed suit in declaring the conservative governor Trump's running mate.
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Furthermore, the decision by Trump to bypass Pelosi by declaring a national emergency will be fully vindicated.
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She tried to nab a depreciation tax break on the implants, declaring them a deductible business expense.
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In 2017, Mumbai's civic authority issued a notice declaring the building unsafe to live, according to Kamble.
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Lawmakers tried to settle a popular botany debate by declaring the tomato the state fruit in 2003.
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HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. — More than six weeks after declaring an environmental emergency in this upstate village, Gov.
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Abeler started the council's Wednesday meeting by declaring that the commission is not for or against vaccines.
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Eva Longoria indirectly sided with Nia Long in the "Empire" feud, declaring her love for the actress.
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Declaring "force majeuere" allows an oil supplier to break a contract because of circumstances beyond its control.
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Ugly books is what 180g is declaring war on with a completely revamped, 2.0 version of Vellum.
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She tried for a third time in 1892, declaring that it was her destiny to become president.
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Kanye's filed legal docs declaring his intention to produce DONDA brand makeup, perfumes, lotions and other cosmetics.
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The probe recently ran into trouble, after two defendants secured rulings declaring warrants in their cases invalid.
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If you guessed, "Pose for a cute picture on Instagram declaring their couple-dom," you are correct.
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The government announced the deaths Saturday, less than a week after declaring the drought a national disaster.
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Jeff Merkley (D-OR) declaring that party unity must "begin today," there will be no more delays.
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Declaring victory early in the fight as Trump has, then, was not the right way to start.
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Trump repeatedly sought to downplay the risk of the virus before declaring a national emergency on Friday.
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Having caught the eye of professional scouts, Ponds is sure to explore declaring for the N.B.A. draft.
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When China adopted the policy of everything "made in China 2025," it was declaring a trade war.
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When Japan allowed its auto producers to control the auto distributors, it was declaring a trade war.
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Beyond declaring a public health emergency, the administration has done little to nothing to combat the crisis.
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The court, however, disqualified Mr. Sharif for not declaring a salary from one of his son's companies.
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After Hariri announced his resignation, Saudi Arabia accused Lebanon of declaring war against it because of Hezbollah.
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Because of what Democrats are declaring a constitutional crisis over — the redaction levels of the Mueller report.
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People on the call pressed him on the rationale behind the administration's declaring an emergency over Iran.
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He helped push Mr. Trump into declaring a national emergency to obtain funding for his border wall.
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Sister Jeanne started off as more or less an innocent bystander, declaring herself neutral in the feud.
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So there's a question about who gets to be the gatekeeper of declaring what genre you are.
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Earlier this month, the Senate took a symbolic vote declaring that it stood against Trump's trade agenda.
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The post-election power grabs amount to Republicans declaring that they no longer accept that fundamental bargain.
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Some officials are optimistically declaring that the last two villages will fall in a matter of days.
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"We are declaring that America is in the game and America is going to win," he said.
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That practice entailed drawing lines around black neighborhoods and declaring them unsafe for federally backed mortgage insurance.
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Then, at about 383, she quit Hebrew school, declaring that she couldn't abide some of her classmates.
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The Trump administration weighed in again on Monday, declaring the Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization.
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It is of course true that simply declaring a new behavioral code will not erase a problem.
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" The message comes in a piece published in China's People's Daily titled "Declaring war on China's currency?
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Most notably, the new rules permit players to hire N.C.A.A.-certified agents before declaring for the draft.
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But before it could come to that, the special electoral tribunal dismissed the audits, declaring them flawed.
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Then they went further, declaring that spending on social programs was also being manipulated for electoral purposes.
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Anyone travelling will have to fill in a document declaring their reasons and carry it with them.
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Declaring its new stance on payment for treatment, the health ministry did not mention these specific cases.
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This was at a moment when the group was declaring itself a caliphate and actively recruiting volunteers.
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The situation is worsening in the U.S., with New York, California and Oregon declaring states of emergency.
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In laymen's terms, this meant that the council was declaring de facto bankruptcy for a second time.
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Factories, large industrial parks and banks were declaring shutdowns or finding ways to minimise contact in offices.
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