Democrats stopped defending public investment, and they stopped defending government.
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Democrats are defending 10 seats, while Republicans are defending 24.
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I was defending them more than they were defending themselves.
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What's tough about defending Gawker here is, well, defending Gawker here.
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These journalists are not just defending working mothers—they're defending themselves!
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They are defending 85033 seats, while Republicans are defending 24 seats.
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Republicans are defending 2628 seats while Democrats are only defending 28503.
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It is the Alliance Defending Freedom, not the Alliance Defending Justice.
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"These folks are potential future recruits for defending our nation or defending our Department of Defense, defending the U.S. government from cyberattack," said Kim.
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These slavery apologists were less invested in defending slavery per se than in defending slaveowners, and they weren't defending slaveowners so much as themselves.
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But defending yourself, I don't blame him for defending (himself) at all.
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They are only defending 10 seats, compared to Republicans who are defending 85033.
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Republicans are defending 22019 Senate seats this year, and Democrats are defending 10.
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This cycle, the GOP is defending 26 seats, while Democrats are defending nine.
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Republicans are defending 24 Senate seats this fall; Democrats are defending just 10.
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Democrats were defending 26 Senate seats in the midterms, while Republicans were defending nine.
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The party is defending just 10 seats in November, while Republicans are defending 24.
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Spicer himself likened defending Trump in the press to lawyers defending criminals in court.
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And for some, defending coal has come to be equated with defending the country.
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He (Trump) is defending U.S. interests, I am defending interests of the Russian Federation.
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A quick search for either name on Twitter will get you a lot of tweets defending Pete, defending Ariana, or defending Ariana with Pete or Pete with Ariana.
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" That sexism allows white women to feel that by defending white men, "they're defending themselves.
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They are defending just two seats CNN considers "toss-up" while Democrats are defending seven.
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Democrats are defending more than two dozen seats, while the GOP is only defending nine.
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Moreover, the GOP is defending 85033 Senate seats while the Democrats are only defending 10.
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Republicans will be defending 24 seats in November whereas Democrats will be defending only 10.
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"Ukraine is not only defending its own soil, it's defending democratic values," Gerasimov told BuzzFeed News.
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We stand together, recognizing that defending the most marginalized among us is defending all of us.
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Republicans are only defending nine Senate seats up for reelection, while Democrats are defending 26 seats.
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If defending Trump is Sessions's first task during the afternoon hearing, his second is defending himself.
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Defending for Liverpool carries a different risk profile to defending for Southampton, van Dijk's former club.
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At this stage it's less about defending Trump; they are defending their own defense of Trump.
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We're talking about defending the rule of law, defending the independence of the Department of Justice.
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" "We need to say to Republicans, 'Are you defending democracy or are you defending the president?
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In the first half, we couldn't throw it in the ocean, but we kept defending, kept defending.
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The majority party Democrats were defending only 6900 seats, while minority party Republicans were defending twenty-three.
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Above all else, defending the revolution meant defending the supreme leader and the primacy of his rule.
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In the Senate, Democrats are defending 25 seats, while Republicans are only tasked with defending eight seats.
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Defending the liberal project now became synonymous with defending American empire, and attacking socialism wherever it occurred.
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So this fixation on defending ancient history, defending this great civilizational legacy, is a very galvanizing force.
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I mean, what the President is doing with China is defending the American economy, defending America's interests.
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"Being an intellectual and defending democracy is first of all possible by defending democratic methods," Mr. Davutoglu said.
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It all comes down to defending, and right now we're not defending with the passion we need to.
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"This is not about defending the IRS commissioner, this is about defending the United States Constitution," he said.
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For some lawmakers, "defending coal has come to be equated with defending the country," according to the Times.
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They are defending 10 seats in the election, while Republicans have a more uphill battle, defending 24 seats.
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" Fox pushed back against Moncada's claims, saying Venezuelans are "defending their freedom, defending their nation with joy, with happiness.
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I've spent two decades defending religious liberty, including defending the Ten Commandments before the U.S. Supreme Court and winning.
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"When you link up with other movements you're not just defending your uterus, you're defending your life," Bhattacharya said.
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" Andrew Sullivan, blogger for New York magazine _______ "Kaine did a better job defending Clinton than Pence did defending Trump.
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Democrats -- or independents who caucus with them -- are defending 393 seats this year, while Republicans are defending just eight.
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How can Mr. Trump focus on defending the country if he has to waste time defending himself in court?
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KENNEDY: And the ACLU, in defending the First Amendment, was objectively defending something that was an umbrella that covered everyone.
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It's defending you against the other, whatever is not you, and it's defending you against strong emotions and your subconscious.
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Though Republicans are defending 23 seats while Democrats are defending only 12, most of the Republican seats are considered safe.
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Republicans are defending just eight seats in 28500, while Democrats are defending 6900 seats, plus another two held by independent allies.
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Right now, Democrats -- or independents who caucus with them -- are defending 25 seats this year, while Republicans are defending just eight.
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Despite everything I wrote above, you'd still rather be the side defending nine seats rather than the side defending 25 seats.
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So I wouldn't think of it as China defending North Korea so much as China defending China's interests within North Korea.
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"The president of the United States was defending protectionism, and the president of China was defending free trade," Mr. Piñera said.
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"Together, we're not only are we defending our Constitutional rights, we're also defending religion itself, which is under siege," Trump said.
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At one tournament last year, Roger Federer earned $731,000 for defending his singles title, while Serena Williams made $495,000 for defending hers.
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Democrats are considered to have an advantage because they are only defending 10 Senate seats, while the GOP is defending 24 seats.
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They are not interested in the true facts, in defending our democracy and our Constitution; they are interested only in defending Trump.
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According to Synergy Sports, the Rockets also jumped from 28th to sixth defending isolation plays, and 18th to second defending dribble handoffs.
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When that happens, it's inefficient, ineffective, and it takes away from the military's primary mission of defending our country, defending our Constitution.
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In this year's midterm elections, Democrats -- or independents who caucus with them -- are defending 26 seats, while Republicans are defending just eight.
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It crosses the line from defending a principle to defending the idea that anybody can say anything to anyone else with no repercussions.
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Last year, Roger Federer received $731,22.6 for defending his title at the tournament, while Serena Williams received $37.43,237.4 for defending hers hours later.
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"Defending against, attacking, and defeating Hezbollah's growing military capacity requires defending against, attacking, and defeating its global financial and facilitation network," Asher testified.
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"They tell you are defending the shrine of Zainab, and that is true: We believe in defending our religion and faith," Jawed said.
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The philosophers definitely argued yes, that the moment that status becomes the goal, you're no longer defending the moral, you're defending your status.
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Republican control of the Senate is also up in the air, with the GOP defending 23 Senate seats, while Democrats are defending only 12.
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Republican control of the Senate is also up in the air, with the GOP defending 23 Senate seats, while Democrats are defending only 153.
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"Together, we're not only are we defending our Constitutional rights, we're also defending religion itself, which is under siege," Trump said at the Jan.
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In CNN's Key Race ratings released this week, Republicans are defending only two seats rated as "tossup" and Democrats are defending three, including Manchin's.
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Many of them start out defending large corporations, and when they leave government they go back to the same work of defending large corporations.
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Trump faces wrath of Republican hawks after defending Putin Trump faces wrath of Republican hawks after defending Putin Republican hawks took to Twitter and the Sunday political shows to attack President Donald Trump for his latest comments defending Russian President Vladimir Putin's brutal regime.
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"We've got to do a better job of just being harder to play against, defending our goaltender better and defending our end better," Laviolette said.
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Jason and Candace -- OWENS: I&aposm trying to understand why you are defending the actions of Joy-Ann Reid, why you are defending Keith Olbermann.
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"Before thinking of defending the liberal order globally there's a problem of defending it within the EU," says Marta Dassù, of the Aspen Institute Italia.
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President Juncker and the Commission feel that defending these principles and defending these values is the common duty of all member states with no exception.
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"Shane Dawson: defending an abuser, defending racists, making platforms for all of them, loosing [sic] his shit when people call him out," another Tweet reads.
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This time, less than three weeks from the election, they'll be forced to decide between defending Trump and defending the integrity of the democratic process.
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Pulpit Freedom Sunday is an initiative started in 2008 by the Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative Arizona-based non-profit focused on defending religious liberty.
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Again, many Americans must wonder why we our politicians seem more interested in defending the borders of foreign countries than in defending their own. Americans.
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They are also precisely the conversations that tend to be foreclosed when presented with the false dichotomy between defending hatefulness and defending the First Amendment.
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In his view, defending religious liberty means, among other things, defending the rights of believers to refuse to recognize or participate in same-sex weddings.
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We often see ourselves in our favorite pop stars and, sometimes, defending them can also feel like defending yourself; they've helped form your identity, after all.
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FEDERER BEATS DEFENDING CHAMPION Roger Federer reached the Gerry Weber Open semifinals by beating the defending champion Florian Mayer, 6-3, 6-4, in Halle, Germany.
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"I think it's unfair to argue that just because we're defending any individual conviction that we're defending Scarcella," said Eric Gonzalez, the acting Brooklyn district attorney.
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"Some people have decided that the Constitution isn't worth defending, that history isn't worth defending," Thomas, a Constitutional originalist, said in a preview of the interview.
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Ross Douthat When Bill Clinton survived impeachment, there was a sense among his advocates that they weren't just defending one philanderer; they were defending sex itself.
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Wawa Dunkin' Donuts: Bostonians' years of defending the watered-down piss coffee they serve turned out to be great practice for defending an indefensible football team.
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She's not defending the honor of Muslims everywhere; she's defending the honor of Fatima specifically, because she now knows that at least this Muslim is okay.
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" Additionally, the stage is in support of the January 21 Women's March's mission: "together, recognizing that defending the most marginalized among us is defending all of us.
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"It's about defending democracy and for our group that means defending the welfare state where no one is left behind," said Markus Kallifatides, a Social Democrat lawmaker.
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"We are defending our process, we are defending our revolution, which continues to be threatened, which continues to be attacked," Díaz-Canel told the cameras after voting.
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Congress is also considering two bills with bipartisan backing, the Defending American Security from Kremlin Aggression Act and the Defending Elections from Threats by Establishing Redlines Act.
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Republicans are defending eight seats in the congressional elections in November 2018 but Democrats will be defending 26 if Minnesota holds a special election for Franken's seat.
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If you've never heard of the Alliance Defending Freedom, the name alone is probably a tip off that freedom is the last thing it's concerned with defending.
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Democrats are only defending 85033 seats, while the GOP is defending 24 seats, including several in swing states that were won by Obama in both 2008 and 2012.
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During his speech, Pence's Twitter account also posted a tweetstorm defending the agency and explaining its crucial role in defending the country's borders, a popular GOP talking point.
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In the Senate, the map is disastrous for Democrats in 2018: The Republicans will be defending only eight Senate seats, while Democrats will in effect be defending 25.
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As Gracy Olmstead observed, the Women's March on Washington's proclamation that "defending the most marginalized among us is defending all of us" perfectly distills the pro-lifer's beliefs.
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Perversely, bans on young adults means that those who volunteer to risk their lives defending America with automatic weapons are prohibited from defending themselves with far less lethal firearms.
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It was spent on sex talk, defending one's reputation because of sex talk, women, "nasty women," emails, defending one's reputation because of emails, and other similar non-informative issues.
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Trump's mandate claim was not defending policy disagreement but defending campaign rhetoric that insulted various groups of Americans and threatened to jail his opponent, defying a number of established norms.
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Weapons that would retaliate automatically if the country was attacked could deter nuclear aggression in the first place, so defending such weapons was the best way of defending civilian lives.
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We are defending -- to a large extent, remember, Dana, we are defending here, it is for public opinion, because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach, not impeach.
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I think that defending people, defending humans, in the moment is the simplest and most direct way to make an impact, to let an immigrant know that you're an ally.
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The administration is defending its right to set salary limits on who qualifies for overtime pay but it isn't defending the $47,476 annual salary limit created by the Obama administration.
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The Polish government must be told that and more: that the alliance whose protection they demand is not only about defending territory, but, perhaps more important, about defending shared values.
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We are defending — to a large extent, remember, Dana, we are defending here, it is for public opinion, because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach, not impeach.
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In overreaction to this rejection, conservatives in the Trump era have ended up defending a caddishness that would make Wickham blush, in the mistaken belief that they're defending masculinity itself.
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Jones will be ordered to pay the legal fees that the committee incurred defending itself, as well as the legal expenses the N.F.L. spent defending its decision to suspend Elliott.
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"— Speaking on an ad about supporting Planned Parenthood in August 2015 "It is worth saying again: Defending women's health means defending access to abortion — not just in theory, but in reality.
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As a result, let me simply say I will never stop defending the people and the mission for which 427 people gave their lives in the line of duty in defending.
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Defending the special counsel goes beyond defending one single investigation; it would be a proxy for a larger effort to guard the rule of law from a president with authoritarian aspirations.
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I've worked in the IP industry before, I understand why Nintendo has to be aggressive in defending its copyrights, I understand why it has to be aggressive in defending its trademarks.
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The House, where every seat is up for election, is much more likely to change hands than the Senate, where Democrats are defending 26 seats and Republicans are defending only eight.
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DEFENDING CHAMPION PREVAILS The defending champion Caroline Garcia of France survived an early scare to beat Kristyna Pliskova, 7-6 (3), 6-2, and reach the semifinals of the Strasbourg International.
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That's right, with Japan, with Saudi Arabia, I mean, could you imagine, we're defending Saudi Arabia, and with all of the money they have, we're defending them, and they're not paying.
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" Defending her picks, Sánchez said, "I like unique name!
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" Munoz says his work defending women is a "privilege.
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Thanks for defending me & doing all this dragging lol.
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" The White House is also defending Jackson as "impeccable.
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The defending World Series champs had not been under .
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" "You're defending now Kim Jong Un's human rights records.
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Many Americans once defended the right of Nazis to march down Main Street; now defending the rights of people whose views we abhor has ceded to defending our right to take offense.
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Mr. Esper did not answer a question during the news conference about why defending oil fields, but not defending Kurdish allies or holding those prisons, warranted a deployment of additional American troops.
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So here's the part that's even worse than defending the equally sluggish and capricious moderations tendencies of Twitter: defending Josh Hawley, who, let me be clear, is a dumbass with bad ideas.
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"Do you understand that they have an interest in defending or otherwise – well, in defending any kind of claims that their device might be dangerous?" the family's lawyer, Falzone, asked the officer.
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It is as Jean Jacques Machado used to quip about defending from underneath the mount—if you are concerned about defending yourself from the mount, you messed up a long way back.
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And, when I campaigned, and I campaigned the same here in Houston or Dallas as I did in the Rio Grande Valley, defending conservative principles, defending judeo- Christian principals, telling my father's story.
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Sullivan's defenders may think they're defending him on the basis of academic and professional freedom, but instead they're defending a status quo that has caused so many women to suffer for so long.
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I mean, can you imagine, we're defending Saudi Arabia and with all of the money they have, we're defending them, and they're not paying, all you have to do is speak to them.
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The Trump administration is defending its right to set salary limits on who qualifies for overtime pay but is not defending a previous Obama administration rule blocked by a Texas judge in November.
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In another blow to the blue riband race at the global competition, Kenya's 1,500m defending champion Elijah Manangoi announced earlier this week that he would not be defending his title due to injury.
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Defending the existing trade system is thus a paramount goal.
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LEWIS: Laura, I understand Chris, Director Wray, defending the Bureau.
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"I am defending him, in my own way," she said.
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For my fans who are defending my actions, please don't.
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Stacey Abrams defending working with GOP to cut HOPE scholarship.
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And President Trump has Nancy Pelosi defending its members' humanity.
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" Sanders added later that "no one is defending her comments.
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Defending freedom of speech continues to be Twitter's strong game.
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Were you defending the monsters or were you fighting them?
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But it has to be to the defending Cup champs.
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BAIER: Mara, what about the choice and defending the choice?
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KURTZ: In media terms, he was awful at defending himself.
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Cucks abound, and they have not been defending the president.
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" Defending himself, O'Connell said, "Sometimes I'm a little fast, okay.
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Prince was notorious for staunchly defending access to his material.
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Prince was notorious for staunchly defending access to his material.
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President Trump is defending the move despite the global backlash.
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The university defending the slogan saying their cowboys are diverse.
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"Women defending other women online isn't alien anymore," she says.
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Apple responded with a statement defending its App Store ecosystem.
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I would start a podcast dedicated to defending Russell Crowe.
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But Republicans defending Trump say a new whistleblower changes nothing.
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We in such places are weary from defending our reputations.
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Typically, the federal government would be defending a federal law.
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Herbert knows what he's up against by defending Van Dyke.
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Westpac and CBA are still defending the claims in court.
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Defending against such attacks, though, is by no means cheap.
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Uber plans to keep defending independent contractor model for drivers
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Particularly when you find yourself defending that love to strangers.
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To the south, Rojava is defending itself valiantly against ISIS.
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For Butler, defending a pick play has a basic foundation.
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We were also reminded of Hillary's role in defending him.
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You're a confident designer comfortable pitching and defending your work.
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Judge Young rejected testimony from Ms. Jack defending her assertion.
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In short, Washington should stop defending its prosperous, populous allies.
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Another lawyer defending Marin, Alonso Medina Roa, confirmed her account.
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Jackson, for his part, is actively defending himself on Twitter.
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Defending nature is a dangerous occupation, especially in Latin America.
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Over the weekend several questions came up about defending capitalism.
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The Afghan army is taking heavy losses defending Afghan territory.
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I mean, this time you had people even defending Biden.
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But instead of defending himself on merits, he lies. pic.twitter.
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Allen followed up the story with tweets defending her comment.
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Abadi, however, struck a defiant tone in defending Iraq's sovereignty.
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The ISIS leadership knows that defending Mosul successfully is impossible.
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I will not apologize for defending the Bill of Rights.
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Mr Stanley's supporters say he was merely defending his home.
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The Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) defending his kingdom of Wakanda.
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North Carolina and defending national champ Alabama taking on USC.
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"I thought we did a good job defending," Dixon said.
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Is defending the Sandman something of ongoing battle for you?
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I've spent a large portion of my life defending golf!
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Go deeper: Suddenly everyone is defending the Affordable Care Act
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Jennifer Lawrence is defending Catt Sadler's decision to leave E!
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Several of the officer's former coaches are also defending him.
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Peterhansel, the defending champion and 13 times winner, was second.
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Red's defending a shopping cart, and Blue's on the hunt.
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America's interests in defending its assets in space are clear.
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Go deeper: Defending against audio deepfakes before it's too late
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Brielle Biermann is defending her decision to get lip fillers.
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Teddy dies again — shot while defending Dolores from the outlaws.
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Democrats wrote and released their own memo defending the agencies.
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Now, those friends are ardently defending themselves on social media.
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You know, he is pretty articulate in defending the president.
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On Tuesday, Netanyahu's office issued a statement defending Shimron's integrity.
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"They are defending all our rights," a spokesperson told Broadly.
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Strauss has spent a lot of interviews since defending them.
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This is certainly a more milquetoast form of defending itself.
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" He promised: "I will be always defending the second amendment.
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Media reaction to being booed devolved into journalists defending journalists.
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There are seemingly no answers for defending Thomas right now.
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I know that the defending champion is my team mate.
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So, tell your friends and family: encryption is worth defending.
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He later went on CNBC, in part defending his claim.
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Some Republicans are defending the President by citing his authority.
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Defending champion Lexi Thompson is a further two shots adrift.
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But he now faces the burden of defending his record.
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Mark Consuelos is defending his wife against social media trolls.
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Comey wrote a memo to his employees, defending his recommendation.
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Comey made another trip to the Hill, defending his Oct.
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The Austrian is also the defending giant slalom world champion.
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My guess is he was sick of defending himself. Tired.
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So I know I have to keep defending against them.
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What Google is really defending is its decision making process.
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Democrats. The party will be defending 25 seats, including five
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Meanwhile, the show's cast and writers have been defending it.
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Attacking JFS would thus be seen as defending Syria's dictatorship.
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Conference, others spoke of defending their urban parishes from black
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When will America wake up and start defending its secrets?
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The defending champion Toronto Raptors will host the Boston Celtics.
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Tesla has repeatedly cited the statistic in defending the system.
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He also invoked the Bible in defending the family separations.
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Kaitlynn Carter is defending her brief marriage to Brody Jenner.
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The U.S. team will be defending its 2015 championship title.
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There's no State Department leadership defending their right to testify.
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"I found myself," she says, "awkwardly defending the College Board."
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If you shoot your own sister, you're defending your honor.
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Mr. Trump also belittled Ms. Fields while defending Mr. Lewandowski.
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Defending teams then earn double points for holding that location.
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We didn't do a good job of defending those plays.
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He adopted a policy of "defending" the naira, Nigeria's currency.
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Even the Department of Defense has trouble defending the indefensible.
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This is about defending what makes America great (sound familiar?).
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But this book was inevitable, he suggests: Prozac needed defending.
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But Friday was the end for another defending Olympic champion.
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But despite his decades of experience, he stumbled defending himself.
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CNN tweeted Wednesday that CNN does not lie, defending Bernstein.
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But let's face it, defending the free world isn't cheap.
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God Bless America and all her warriors defending our Liberty!
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Clinton was not particularly good in defending the Clinton Foundation.
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But the defending national champions responded in a big way.
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Kanye West is getting fired up while defending his wife.
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Giuliani, meanwhile, faithfully made the rounds on television defending Trump.
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Lowson spent most of his money from Wiseguy defending himself.
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"I look forward to defending myself vigorously," Ghosn's statement said.
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She's been defending the NASA budget, literally, since fifth grade.
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They're either defending themselves, explaining themselves, or confessing their sins.
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The top seed and defending champion was mentally rock solid.
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Other mothers have been defending themselves against online criticism recently.
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Obama has thrown herself into the role of defending Mrs.
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The Kansas City Royals are the defending World Series champions.
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But the most interesting coaching switch involves the defending champions.
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Here he is earlier this year defending doing just that.
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Above, the judge defending himself Monday night on Fox News.
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But when it came to defending Obamacare, they stopped rowing.
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If the defending team fights them off, the defenders win.
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But that hasn't stopped Sanders voters from defending their tone.
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Revolutions for a constitution are worth defending to the hilt.
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Just Demetrius Johnson and me, we are defending our titles.
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The Trump administration and five tribes are defending the law.
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Being the defending champion inevitably brings a measure of pressure.
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Clemson, the defending champion, has made it three straight years.
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And when the team defending one of the suspected Sept.
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Democrats in Congress have filed amicus briefs defending the bureau.
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Physically defending herself was a reflex, not a conscious decision.
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But it is one they must start defending without apology.
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And obviously defending a title is very hard, very difficult.
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The authority later canceled the contract, even while defending it.
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Her 286 tied her with the defending champion, Anna Nordqvist.
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She is defending immigrants, and he is attacking the indigenous.
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Suddenly, things are looking up for the defending N.F.C. champions.
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"Oh, that's our defending champion, Arnold Palmer," he was told.
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This is not Rudy vigorously defending Mr. Trump's bad behavior.
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Mather: Mayweather is doing less defending and more lashing out.
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Now you have guys like little Adam Schiff defending you.
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Yet now, it was the lawyers themselves who needed defending.
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Twitter commenters weren't shy about defending the Truth Hurts singer.
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"I think that's easier than thinking about defending," she said.
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But the defending Super Bowl champs aren't planning to concede.
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"Of course he was," Richardson said of Garrett defending himself.
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Popovich's players may also be interested in defending a record.
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After the meeting, the White House began publicly defending Jackson.
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Lindsey Graham is defending President Donald Trump daily on impeachment.
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Before announcing his candidacy, he apologized for defending the practice.
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After initially defending the airline's policies, United's chief executive apologized.
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North pushes back, defending the ~youths~ and their digital habits.
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It's also undeniable that defending against malpractice suits gets costly.
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" "I think part of his problem is who's defending him.
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They should be defending that institution, and they are not.
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Turkey is defending the internationally recognized government in the capital.
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It didn't take long for Mr. Buttigieg to need defending.
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The company finds itself defending against serious allegations of wrongdoing.
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White nationalists aren't defending white people merely for biological reasons.
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The government is now defending its use of the law.
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Ms. Ramirez responded, defending the consent order as benefiting consumers.
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He outran his son, the defending champion Dallas Seavey, 30.
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So much for objectivity and to defending women against sexism.
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They heard me spend much of the summer defending Mrs.
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Democrats called the whistleblower "a patriot" who is defending democracy.
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Arrival's themes dig deeper than defending Earth from alien invaders.
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He was Braden's favorite teacher and died defending his classroom.
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These brave men and women are used to defending others.
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The speaker, Grant, is also defending his talk on Twitter.
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If we defend our culture, we are defending our country.
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South Africa are the defending champions from the Glasgow Games.
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The liberal elite are defending their reality, but too late.
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" "I make a very serious statement about defending our country.
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Military intervention, they declared, was a means of defending democracy.
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We weren't defending and we weren't up creating the turnovers.
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And he campaigned on a theme of defending against chaos.
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Republicans are defending 85033 seats, while Democrats defend only 10.
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We intend to continue vigorously defending against the remaining claims.
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Elizabeth Warren, is defending itself with the Popeyes chicken sandwich.
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Coming in as a defending champion, the pressure was on.
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He'd been defending his ma, trying to be a man.
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"I'm not defending Trump because I'm attacking Bloomberg!" exclaimed McCain.
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The next moment, he would be valiantly defending the Republic.
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The Cavaliers, the defending champions, are limping into the playoffs.
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"We are defending religion itself, it's under siege," Trump said.
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The government of Guam is committed to defending the trust.
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Sure, he ran on the border wall, and defending veterans.
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The Americans are the defending champs — which adds some pressure.
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Monsanto is currently defending itself against thousands of similar claims.
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Do companies make any valid points in defending these clauses?
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Oakley believes he was defending himself and did nothing wrong.
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And in any case, CNN is capable of defending itself.
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"Absolutely." When it came to defending Trump, though, she stumbled.
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The greatest threat to Russia's economy comes from the two proposed bills, the Defending Elections from Threats by Establishing Redlines Act of 2018 (DETER) and the Defending American Security from Kremlin Aggression Act (DASKA).
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He was at a Halloween party in 1985 "defending a keg of beer, because that's worth defending your life over," when he was stabbed in the liver and diaphragm and rushed into emergency surgery.
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Congressional Republicans are thus no longer defending an unpolished, intemperate tribune of the forgotten man; they are defending someone who may well have been indicted on federal conspiracy charges if he were not president.
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DEFENDING CHAMPIONS RALLY Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron, the defending champions, rebounded from second place after the short dance to retain their ice dance title at the European Figure Skating Championships in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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My friend Owen Jones in the UK, who's kind of a massive Guardian left-wing columnist, is always fighting with people because he's one of the only lefties out there defending Corbin, defending socialism.
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It must be emphasized that questioning the veracity of the Russia collusion narrative has nothing per se to do with defending Trump; rather, it has to do with defending reason and prudent political strategy.
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Rose called Curry a "baby-faced assassin" and said Curry is set apart by his ability to maintain an edge as a defending champion and defending M.V.P. "He is not playing around," Rose said.
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By Friday, Mr. Cruz had moved from defending his wife's honor to defending his own, calling a tabloid report that accused him of extramarital affairs "garbage" and blaming the Trump camp for the story.
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In the politically volatile Trump Era, the perceived binary between defending hateful speech and defending those besieged by hate is one of the main reasons that free speech discussions tend to go nowhere fast.
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" On defending President Trump: "I want to call balls and strikes...I'll defend Trump when he needs defending and when it's legitimate...I defend him when I can, and when I can't, I don't.
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Those on the right defending the administration's move focused on the Obama administration's decision in 2011 to stop defending the Defense of Marriage Act in court, pointing to that move as precedent for Thursday's action.
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Democrats are considered to have an advantage in that they are only defending 10 Senate seats, while the GOP is defending 24 seats, including several in swing states such as Illinois, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire.
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Multiple experts speaking on background characterized the US presence in the area as having three main goals: defending US military bases, keeping the Persian Gulf open to shipping, and defending Saudi oil facilities from attack.
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Its Labour MP, Andy Slaughter, is defending a majority of 6,518.
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It's like defending chocolate and peanut butter as a good combination.
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Chris Evans: Captain America will anchor tense family drama Defending Jacob.
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If the joke isn't funny, there's no defending the choice whatsoever.
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Ray, in subsequent cases, elaborating on and defending their legal rationales.
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Defending seats just sucks up a ton of legislative bandwidth, too.
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OWENS: Nobody is defending -- (CROSSTALK) MACCALLUM: I got to go guys.
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And President Trump has Nancy Pelosi defending its members&apos humanity.
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And there's no chorus of Republicans defending him -- just the opposite.
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I'm not defending men, but as a society, we are changing.
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She's too busy defending her honor as a Russian to date.
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The Tennes family, represented by the conservative Alliance Defending Freedom, sued.
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We remain committed to vigorously defending ourselves against these baseless allegations.
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Some conservative groups are defending Pruitt's close relationship with the industry.
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Women seem to be continually defending their clothing choices right now.
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"The bottom line is your daughter is defending David," Donna continued.
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BONDI: And that&aposs how I stopped him from defending me.
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The Justice Department, which is defending the rule, declined to comment.
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You are defending people who kill the lives you say matter.
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A link to a Washington Post article vigorously defending the budget.
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He was just pointing out, why should ... He was defending himself.
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State attorneys defending Parsons said he acted reasonably to protect inmates.
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The former Quantico actress isn't the only star defending Chapman, 42.
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Hickenlooper did the best job tonight defending his time in office.
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I don't have to think about defending the ranking or anything.
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Two of Cosby's daughters recently released taped statements defending their father.
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"Why are you defending private insurance to begin with?" he said.
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"They were crying, but they were defending each other," Williams said.
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Edwards claims he's simply defending his reputation from a smear campaign.
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Colonel Vindman continues his work of defending and protecting our nation.
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Our commitment to defending women's rights remains as strong as ever.
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Kemp has steadfastly refused to step aside, defending his job performance.
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And defending that, the Scotsman says, is his next big focus.
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Defending champion Justin Rose finished at five-over with a 70.
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"We are Muslims, defending Muslim religion," he is accused of saying.
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I saw her fighting every day on set, defending her ideas.
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Just yesterday Apple published a page defending its App Store practices.
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DH: Well, that lady is Kristen Wagner from Alliance Defending Freedom.
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Instead, it seems he was simply tired of defending his choice.
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It also includes Gregory Baylor, senior counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom.
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THE DAILY NEWSLETTER Our interview with the woman defending Harvey Weinstein.
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But for now, he's a starting quarterback for the defending champions.
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Is this really a person we should be spending time defending?
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Journalists immediately criticized Roberts for not challenging Trump or defending CNN.
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She deserves to be let free and work toward defending herself.
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"It's not question of defending Mike Flynn or not," he said.
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Read our guide to defending reproductive rights and abortion access here.
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And then we've got the, 'Listen, we're defending the working person.
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The central bank also burnt through currency reserves defending the rupee.
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Kenya will therefore have to focus on defending its own borders.
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"We're not defending the way we're capable of," Butler told reporters.
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Amazon has issued a statement defending itself from criticism by Sen.
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An opposing campaign defending Sisi appeared, but drew less online support.
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Emilia Clarke is again defending nude scenes in Game of Thrones.
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He was in court defending himself on Thursday, according to Motherboard.
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In the Trump era, backing the president necessarily entails defending absurdities.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez when he was defending House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Democrats were often on the defensive, defending abortion rights in cautious
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It also lets them focus on defending turf and attacking rivals.
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He was protecting and defending someone and he died that way.
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The defending champion has made his mark at the Masters again.
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They are defending 10 seats, while Republicans must fight for 24.
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He is the editor of Defending Free Speech (ARI Press, 2016).
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"I have a rather interesting background of defending budgets," he said.
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"The administration is currently defending the lawsuit in court," Greene responded.
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After initially defending his comment, Richmond issued an apology Sunday night.
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In defending Trump, he also called for Gary Cohn to resign.
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"Truthfully, I was defending Siggy at the time," Staub, 55, explained.
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Tonight we did a good job defending them on the road.
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Kamala Harris, seemed incapable of defending his record on school busing.
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The group, Students Defending Students, defended students accused of campus misconduct.
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Hill spent years defending her artistry—and the artistry of others.
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And plenty of people on Twitter weighed in, defending Erika's routine.
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Her fans echoed Kahn's sentiments by defending Taylor against the haters.
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UPDATE: Chicago is putting on a master class in horrible defending.
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" Sanders to Clinton while defending his record: "Excuse me, I'm talking.
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"It's amazing... coming back and playing as defending champion," Svitolina said.
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It is standing up for yourself, defending yourself, and speaking out.
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The New York Board of Elections is defending against the suit.
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It's not just for defending yourself against creeps in dark alleys.
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Bethenny Frankel is defending herself against people who criticize her weight.
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Hayes, Wisconsin derail defending champ Villanova BUFFALO, N.Y. — Down goes 'Nova.
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Republicans defending their positions at town hall meetings deserve recognition too.
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The good news is that Americans are actively defending their rights.
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Donald Trump defending angry night-tweeting was the most 22017 thing.
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As Reinhardt, your first priority should always be defending your team.
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Orrin Hatch's office defending Porter, according to a Daily Beast report.
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After the first three minutes, we finally started defending without fouling.
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"I personally have no interest whatsoever in defending Stalin," Ghodsee notes.
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We spend more time defending our relationship than actually having one.
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Fieman is defending Jay Michaud, a Vancouver public schools administration worker.
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The emphasis must be on defending that principle of press freedom.
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He is the editor of Defending Free Speech (ARI Press,2016).
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Turns out, defending Nazis isn't a politically popular position to take.
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Kovacs is defending high ground against an equal-strength Vietcong force.
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Of course, we have to do it in defending the President.
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But Trump is defending the ad, reports The Hill's Mark Hensch.
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They are defending less innovation and fewer technological and medical discoveries.
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He spent a career defending North Carolina's many voter suppression measures.
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Mr. Griffin was correct; Alliance Defending Freedom has a website, www.safebathrooms.
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Many serve in combat zones defending American values and democracy abroad.
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The Defending American Security from Kremlin Aggression Act, introduced by Sens.
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Six former OSU wrestling coaches on Monday issued statements defending Jordan.
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But he's not alone in defending tough rhetoric against the GOP.
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Defending wheelchair champions Marcel Hug and Tatyana McFadden will also return.
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Winnie Harlow is defending her claims about America's Next Top Model.
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Joyce and Alan are the defending champs for a reason. ♦
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In addition to defending and extending President Obama's achievements, however, Mrs.
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Republicans are defending 85033 seats, compared to 10 seats for Democrats.
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Instead, it appeared to be defending the campaign and Mr. Lewandowski.
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I've seen men and women lose their lives defending this country.
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Democrats are defending seats in 10 states Trump won in 2016.
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At the time, Tennessee was the two-time defending national champion.
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They are defending 10 seats while Republicans must fight for 24.
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Evans is also filming the upcoming Apple TV drama, "Defending Jacob."
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He is the editor of "Defending Free Speech" (ARI Press, 2016).
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I was never actually defending a final of a grand slam.
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Lugar advanced U.S. foreign policy while defending democracy and freedom abroad.
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Scarborugh quickly responded to Trump on Twitter by defending his show.
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They are defending 24 seats compared to just 10 for Democrats.
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Oracle Team U.S.A., the defending America's Cup champion, was in third.
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But some Republican senators on the panel are defending the probe.
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One common Indiana trend has been shooting and defending 3-pointers.
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The Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative Christian legal group, represents Harris.
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Billions of dollars consumed by writing, regulating, and defending the law.
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France, the defending Olympic champion, took the silver in 25:21.
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It seemed to be that sentiment Zuckerberg was defending in Paris.
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Nobody really wants to die defending ideas that they disagree with.
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Defending the spread of dangerous predators in cities is completely misguided.
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Don't put words in my mouth that I'm not defending him.
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County election officials are defending their decision to exclude the ballots.
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That's less than 1% defending out freedom and our security today.
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Defending Cup Series champion Truex claimed the Stage 1 victory Sunday.
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Trump's Cabinet secretaries are "humiliating themselves" by defending Trump, Scarborough said.
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"This is about defending the entire Constitution of democracy," he said.
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Defending the Senate is not exactly the popular take these days.
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We spoke to Horry who insists he was simply defending himself.
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Republicans are defending 85033 seats, compared to only 10 for Democrats.
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On Friday, it was the defending World Series champion Chicago Cubs.
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They say they were harassed for defending villagers and indigenous people.
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Defending the Pledge of Allegiance before the Supreme Court and winning.
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Chelsea, the defending champion, is adrift after an early-season collapse.
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In his acceptance speech, Miranda emphasized the importance of defending DACA.
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The party also is defending a seat left vacant by Rep.
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It is devoted to defending democracy in the U.S. and abroad.
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"No, maybe I was laughing or something," Gaspard offers, defending himself.
|
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Lloyds is defending itself and its former executives against the claim.
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Tasked with defending the indefensible, Nielsen is in an impossible position.
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Now about the playoffs... And in this corner: The defending champs.
|
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"No one is condoning the remark," the source, defending Sanders, added.
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Not that either needs too much help defending, or explaining, himself.
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Instead, every organization is responsible for defending its own little piece.
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At UBS, he will focus on defending companies from activist attacks.
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A few weeks ago, she alternated between defending, smiling and shimmying.
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SMIGEL On the web, a lot of people were defending it.
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And here, you're defending Trump's right to … To be treated fairly.
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It is the only one purely committed to defending the Constitution.
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"Defending DACA is just the right thing to do," she wrote.
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Here he is earlier this year defending doing just that: pic.twitter.
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Like they have in, oh every case defending abortion rights, ever.
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Stephens, the defending champion, looked slightly vulnerable ahead of the match.
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Yuzuru Hanyu, the defending champion, was first up, skating to Chopin.
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Obviously Tucker is on one of these tapes defending child rape.
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But he also suggested that he had been defending free speech.
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"I was defending a policy I didn't even support," he said.
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In defending Confederate statues, Trump has inveighed against removing historical symbols.
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There's a difference between defending the faith and living the faith.
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He's earned respect from the defending N.L. Cy Young Award winner.
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And owning all of it means defending some fairly unsavory losses.
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Defending Digital Campaigns was founded by Robbie Mook, who ran Mrs.
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DE BLASIO: Why are you defending private insurance to begin with?
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They end up flying the flag for you and defending you.
|
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But did conservative outlets do any better at defending the president?
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They gave floor speech and after floor speech defending its provisions.
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Villanova is the defending champion, but lost its top four scorers.
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"For us, it's not about defending a World Cup," Ellis said.
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Hillary Clinton didn't used to be shy about defending welfare reform.
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Even the Warriors, the two-time defending champions, have had issues.
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The defending champion, Justin Thomas, shot 71 to tie for 30th.
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Today, Israel sees itself as more than capable of defending itself.
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The Thinking Reader's Guide to Fear Article defending the horror genre.
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I've been dismissive of Iran, but they are defending extremely well.
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And what about the two-time defending champions from Golden State?
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And hundreds of American newspapers published editorials defending the free press.
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The Taliban were pushed back by the forces defending the outpost.
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If not press freedom, then what principles is Mr. Erdogan defending?
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Candace Owens Was Defending Donald Trump & T.I Wasn't Having it pic.twitter.
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We would make felons out of people just for defending themselves.
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Defending the Iran accord is an opportunity to do just that.
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On Assault maps, teams take turns attacking and defending two points.
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The defending champion Highland Reel — the 29-22 favorite — was third.
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He spent his presidency building and defending the Affordable Care Act.
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Andy Murray, the defending men's champion, is in a midyear slump.
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The old ways of organizing and defending ourselves are being changed.
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After defending Medicare and Medicaid on ABC's "This Week" Sunday, Sen.
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Ross Stores' management team has also stepped up defending its turf.
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She had been suspended for defending Nassar, CNN affiliate WILX reported.
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Have you ever seen us walk away from defending marriage equality?
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Defending the process White House sources defended Jackson's formal vetting process .
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Democrats are defending many more seats in the Senate than Republicans.
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That year, as defending World Series champions, they averaged 230,218 fans.
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Soon after, so did the women who ended up defending Fonseca.
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They beat Pittsburgh, the two-time defending champion, by showing resilience.
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The Huskies, the four-time defending national champion, played Mississippi State.
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He spent an additional $50,000 on legal fees defending his decision.
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Rubio is defending the timing of his attacks on Donald Trump.
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They are defending 10 seats, while Republicans must defend 24 seats.
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Seacrest has been defending himself against an allegation of sexual misconduct.
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They were unseeded but beat the defending champions in the final.
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In defending the policy to a reporter, the theater's owner, Col.
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" And Mr. Buttigieg praised Congress for defending "the rule of law.
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SMP countered with its own seven-figure ad buy defending her.
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"It's just part of defending human rights in Mexico," she said.
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The same solution should work for those defending life or liberty.
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Bulls coach Jim Boylen also drew a technical while defending Valentine.
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Defending the value of education for education's sake is one thing.
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A Democratic super PAC released an ad on Friday defending Sen.
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The Obama administration had been defending the rule against the challenge.
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Kelly has no friend in the White House defending his character.
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To me, they should be defending all immigrants no matter what.
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Democrats are defending 25 seats, compared to only eight for Republicans.
|
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Lawyers defending the 2013 Virginia law said it prevented voter fraud.
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He was one of many attorneys defending against the creditors' lawsuit.
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Shaming Israel politically for defending its own people hasn't worked either.
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Opening proceedings on the main court is defending champion Garbine Muguruza.
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"She said bad things about me," he continued, defending Yovanovitch's ouster.
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Joe Donnelly, another vulnerable Democrat, is defending his seat this year.
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Either way, Mr. Saban cheered Mr. Kushner on for defending Israel.
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The Trump administration hasn't had much luck defending the executive order.
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The power she is defending against is another Williams sister legacy.
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More shocking was that Bloomberg was so ineffectual in defending himself.
|
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But the prospect of defending Trump has apparently given them pause.
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If so, would you restrict yourself to defending the scientific evidence?
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The defending champions, Alexa Scimeca-Knierim and Chris Knierim, finished seventh.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "It hasn't been all defending pedophiles for Donald Trump.
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They are rejecting party orthodoxy by defending gay and abortion rights.
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Republicans are defending a number of congressional seats in the state.
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The NCAA has said it is defending amateurism in college sports.
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Samantha insists she's not bad-mouthing Meghan ... she's just defending herself.
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Luckily, they've been more than capable of defending themselves thus far.
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They are defending a role for private carriers in the market.
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Beyonce's Mom Approves NBA MoveClay Aiken: Defending Trump Was A Mistake
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And yes, some of us lost our jobs defending those ideals.
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Imagine Mitt Romney defending the time he called a woman fat.
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House Republicans will be back defending their seats in no time.
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With Stan Wawrinka not defending his men's singles title because of a season-ending knee injury, it is the first time that neither defending champion has reached the second round of the U.S. Open since 26.
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Pompeo seems unwilling to apply any brakes on Trump's impulses and in fact seems willing to keep one foot on the accelerator — particularly when it comes to defending Trump's trade war with China and defending Saudi Arabia.
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Scholars often see the Lorax as a cantankerous ecopoliceman, defending the Truffula trees for activism's sake or out of possessiveness, but perhaps, the authors suggest, the Lorax was just defending the trees upon which he himself depended.
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Defending Ukraine against Russian encroachment, much like defending the United States' Kurdish allies against Turkey, has been a high priority for many Republicans, who complained that President Barack Obama did not stand up to Moscow aggressively enough.
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" Sanders then cited an op-ed by former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Martin Dempsey, who wrote that "what is right about America is worth defending, and if it's worth defending then it's worth honoring.
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That technical advice centers around re-orienting some systems to be more capable of defending against an attack from the north, rather than the typical defensive trajectory of defending against missiles launched from Yemen to the south.
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But this week at Wave Hill, children can work on defending themselves.
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Many were too frightened: defending terrorists meant social ostracism and professional suicide.
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I was ashamed of myself for sitting there and not defending Patti.
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Now he's defending heavyweight belts and nearly getting in pre-fight fights.
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And Darrell -- I met Darrell when he was defending me on television.
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We will never give up on defending free speech for all people.
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Catelynn Baltierra is defending her marriage while clapping back at internet trolls.
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These are all the Democrats defending in red states, essentially, Trump states.
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I care about you and I'm having a hard time defending you!
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The Houthi assault killed several of the soldiers defending the Umaliqa base.
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Here were patriots devoted to reducing burdensome regulations and defending economic freedom.
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Kjaerbye was posted down in bombsite B defending against the advancing Virtus.
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The Bush administration responded by defending its record on civil rights protection.
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Alabama was equally impressive considering the Tide's dominance at defending the run.
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The attorney has been defending victims of rape and winning her cases.
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They're the defending champs, and they're not going to go out easy.
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The defending NBA champions had won their previous two game this season.
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GrubHub is defending its practices of employing delivery drivers as 1099 contractors.
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He is welcoming the positive, while the Democrats are defending the criminal.
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But yeah, Claudio Ranieri's men head into this season as defending champions.
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My client was merely defending her dogs when Ms. Stainner attacked her.
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AT&T and Time Warner are currently defending their deal in court.
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At this point, Charnas's fans began defending her on Diet Prada's posts.
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Rothken is perhaps best known for defending accused Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom.
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Swift cleared the air for her fans by defending Kiyoko on Tumbler.
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With Durant defending, Bryant misfired on a drive with 1183 seconds left.
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The defending champion Blackhawks were already nine points back in their division.
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We don't defend only those who we deem to be worth defending.
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Alliance Defending Freedom represents both of these professors, as well as Vlaming.
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Defending him over people rightfully calling ABC out… anything for a profit?
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The defending champions clinched a playoff berth for the 211th consecutive season.
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Which has put us in the unfortunate position of defending her nonsense.
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They should be focused on defending him on impeachment above everything else.
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So far, the Wolverines are defending better than the Wildcats are shooting.
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The whole thing is on tape, but he's still defending the guy.
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Democrats, while defending the administration, agree that the records law needs strengthening.
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Since their debut, Hamilton has been making the rounds defending the series.
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I don't think that they would be defending everything that's happening now.
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Gawker is the media, and thus I reflexively find myself defending it.
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London 2012 defending champion Steve Guerdat of Switzerland had one rail down.
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MI6 operates overseas and is tasked with defending Britain and its interests.
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For black Democrats, though, vociferously defending Waters is not a political wager.
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Turns out the defending champs are pretty good at that sport, too.
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As did a top Republican defending the president against the Russia investigation.
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Cook has been an outspoken CEO, personally defending equality and civil rights.
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Georgia knocked the defending national champion Gators out of the division race.
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My heart is racing from dodging drone missiles and defending my teammate.
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Kaine had a very tough time standing up and defending their ideas.
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This competition is about creating and defending against such malicious image manipulation.
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" Defending Colin, Barbara acknowledges the fire "wasn't intentional — it was an accident.
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Pence defended his own positions just fine; defending Trump was another thing.
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The USOC has developed a reputation for aggressively defending its intellectual property.
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In Arizona, Martha McSally launched her bid by defending Trump's "shithole" comments.
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On the contrary, she was defending democracy, secularism, judicial independence, human rights.
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Melania Trump noticed the gesture, who thanked Clinton for defending her son.
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Abby Wambach is defending fellow athlete Serena Williams to the very end.
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Carlos Curbelo is defending his seat against Democratic challenger Debbie Mucarsel-Powell.
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Booker, it's also men's jobs to get involved in defending reproductive rights.
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Lichtman's experience defending Gotti gives him unique preparation for working with Chapo.
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They're defending champs, and they pretty much kept going from last year.
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Pulp and sugar industries are among those defending the end of restrictions.
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How much of your life must you devote to apologizing, justifying, defending?
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A bump shamed mom is defending herself and her baby on Instagram.
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"There's no provable, optimal scheme" for defending against such swarms, Griffin said.
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But Lack isn't defending his record of handling reports of sexual misconduct.
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He had devoted his life to defending these victims, the citation said.
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Why is the Left defending criminals like MS-13 against 'animal' charges?
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That&aposs the same argument that it&aposs used defending hate crimes.
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Richards denied all the charges and pushed back, defending her organization's work.
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Another day, another celebrity defending themselves from the malicious Hollywood rumor mill.
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A bit of bad defending, yes, but Martial's one-touch was masterful.
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The new protesters say they are defending the spirit of the revolution.
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However, one person defending Melania's choice is The Daily Show's Trevor Noah.
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However, the pet spa owner is defending herself with a different explanation.
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Defending Confederate memorials was still a part of his 2018 Senate platform.
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She said Russia had concluded the White House is defending to ISIS.
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First, I want to be clear: I am not defending this shooting.
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Paul Ryan is doing his job and that's defending the House majority.
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"It's the truth, I'm being very real," she said, defending her words.
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"I've been defending what we've been doing over there," he told CNBC.
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Defending Medicaid was a central plank of his pitch for American greatness.
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And then defending themselves by talking about, quote on quote 'alternative facts.
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"You cannot ask the person defending himself to cease fire," he said.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez when the President was defending House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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We are reviewing the complaint and look forward to defending our practices.
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Think of all of the times lawyers issue statements defending their clients.
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In Florida – where the GOP is defending an open seat as Gov.
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Martinez shared responses to Dottavio's statement defending himself against sexual harassment claims.
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There's no point in defending the indefensible, but this retreat happened quickly.
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He&aposs actually defending this country from NATO, from getting ripped off.
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I suppose there wasn't really any defending myself by that point anyway.
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Defending Olympic champion Yi Siling, also of China, took the bronze medal.
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So those defending the vote have to start well before an election.
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Defending the phrase is the last test of the classical Euro-federalist.
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To the Kingdom's north, defending the Arabian Peninsula hasn't come much easier.
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We're in the year 2017," Holloway says ... "It's about defending your whatever.
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This will be Pruitt's second time defending the budget on Capitol Hill.
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So naturally, there were also people defending the cinnamon roll maker's intentions.
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But whatever it was, his tweets weren't an example of defending yourself.
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Two members of Burkina Faso's paramilitary gendarmes were killed defending the embassy.
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They are defending 10 seats, while Republicans need to defend 24 seats.
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Ed Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, last Friday to discuss defending net neutrality.
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By contrast, Bristol-Myers published a 46-page document defending its deal.
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Cooper later apologized, and commended Lord for defending Trump no matter what.
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Pacman was NOT arrested because cops say he was merely defending himself.
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On NC State's next possession, Cummings fouled out defending Braxton Beverly's drive.
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Tahiry tells TMZ ... SHE was the victim, and was merely defending herself.
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He also claims that he's always been defending the autonomy of Nissan.
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" MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski called Trump's remarks defending the Fox News Host "disgusting.
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McDermott and Spelling frequently find themselves defending their kids against online bullies.
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What is the Alliance Defending Freedom, and how did it get dibs?
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But the boyfriend wasn't going to go down without defending himself first.
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Defending champion Mitch Larkin of Australia edged into the semis in 20143th.
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Joe Biden has issued an extremely strong statement defending his friend Sen.
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Again, like Sony who's responsible essentially for defending itself against North Korea.
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It also provokes an obvious question: Whose rights are they actually defending?
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Rice said Trump is sending "very mixed messages" about defending South Korea.
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He noted after the game how comfortable he felt defending ball screens.
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It's refreshing to see someone other than Winter defending her from haters.
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But that is anathema to commanders committed to defending a unitary state.
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These are the problems that come with playing a defending world champion.
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He published a lengthy Facebook post defending his behavior and sexual predilections.
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A massive quarterfinal game tomorrow night against defending Copa America champions Chile.
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This should fly well with the MAGA chumps you'll be defending soon.
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But I feel Spicer deserves defending after his apology, so here goes.
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Mr Askwith devotes much effort to defending his subject's concessions to authority.
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And context, as people always say when defending an offensive joke, matters.
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The Trump Administration's record in defending its regulatory repeals has been poor.
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Tipirneni's campaign focused on health care and defending Social Security and Medicare.
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Democrats are defending 41 House seats they took from Republicans in 2018.
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Defending Olympic champion in the 1500m, Canada's Charles Hamelin, had a penalty.
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Chance Phelps, a Marine killed in 2004 defending a convoy near Ramadi.
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Democrats are defending six of those seats compared to one for Republicans.
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It turns out that national defense today includes defending our ballot boxes.
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The Thunder's tight defending, meanwhile, freed them up to run on offense.
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Jon Stewart is defending those attending the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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Girardi is determined to use him, and weary of defending his rationale.
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Chile, the defending Copa América champion, ended a three-game losing streak.
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Lahren joined several other conservative media personalities defending Trump for the remark.
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The Hill: Justice Department not defending DACA in lawsuit brought by Texas.
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Safarova defeated the defending champion Karolina Pliskova, 6-4, 7-6 (4).
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And, as usual, two games loom against the defending division champion Patriots.
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His theories of value were central to defining and defending that order.
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They are defending 10 seats, while Republicans must fight for 24 seats.
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Or women putting each other down and defending the man in question.
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Republicans in the Senate are defending at least 20 seats next year.
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Young, handsome, going places, you talk about defending — he's fantastic, Matt Gaetz!
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He's squaring a question for himself: Is this place even worth defending?
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"It's a big point of emphasis for us," Griffin said of defending.
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Others, like Defending Main Street, play, well, defense against right-wing challenges.
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Senate Republicans, however, are defending his decision, noting he followed department guidelines.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is defending her fellow new Democratic congresswoman, Michigan Rep.
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The Defending Digital Democracy Project released a "Cybersecurity Campaign Playbook" last November.
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A coalition of Democratic state attorneys general is currently defending the law.
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"Weiqing" — which means "defending love" in Chinese — has 59 offices across China.
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It's our brain's way of defending us against a potentially dangerous situation.
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In defending diplomacy, we too often talk in bold and broad terms.
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Republicans are only defending eight seats, while Democrats must defend twenty-three.
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I, for one, am tired after 24 years of defending the Clintons.
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Data shows the RBI spent $216 billion defending the rupee in June.
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Defending champ Joey Chestnut is gunning to earn his 11th Mustard Belt.
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The defending champion, the retired pitcher Mark Mulder, was third at 23.
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Her work will include complex lawsuits and defending companies in criminal prosecutions.
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"No, @SpeakerPelosi, you should stop defending anti-Semitism," Scott tweeted on Tuesday.
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Even dumber is lopsided victory the Modenese won in defending that bucket.
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And they're doing very well defending themselves, if you take a look.
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Now they are suddenly defending Fed austerity and wage-restraining monetary policies?
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Of roughly 4,800 Japanese troops defending the island, about 97% were killed.
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"It's their time," Bryant said of the Warriors, the defending NBA champions.
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As recently as Tuesday morning, top Navy officials were defending the plan.
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We felt like we were defending the last remnants of Western civilization.
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They leapt to his defense almost as if they were defending themselves.
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The United States is the defending Olympic champion in the 4x100 relay.
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Trump is defending Assad on the basis that he is killing ISIS.
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An online comment he wrote in 2011 surfaced defending the early KKK.
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Defending Putin only ensured that the scandal accompanied him on his trip.
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"For my fans who are defending my actions, please don't," he said.
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Cleveland completed a three-game sweep of the defending World Series champions.
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In this case, Trump is defending himself because Obama did it, too.
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Someone who will very aggressive in defending his interests no matter what.
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Defending China's currency, the renminbi, could nonetheless remain a challenge for Beijing.
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Democrats are defending 10 seats in states that Trump won in 2016.
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Giuliani, however, has signaled a more aggressive tack in defending the president.
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A date with defending champion Real Madrid in the Round of 16.
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Demers was in court defending himself on Thursday, before speaking with Motherboard.
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I understand Senate Democrats' focus right now is overwhelmingly on defending Obamacare.
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He's not representing our views, he's defending our legal rights in court.
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Brett Connolly and Alex Ovechkin scored for defending Stanley Cup champion Washington.
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So they're not very excited about defending from the left, the regulation.
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He thinks Conor needs to focus on defending his UFC lightweight belt.
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Defending a rapist seems like a fairly morally bankrupt thing to do.
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You may succeed in defending the boys-only nature of your treehouse.
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But they're also defending three tough seats in Arizona, Nevada and Tennessee.
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Our analysis looks at Mr. Pence's strategy for defending Donald J. Trump.
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On Tuesday, Connecticut, the defending national champion, beat Indiana by 111-39.
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We didn't do a very good job defending a lot of times.
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On Saturday, Trump pushed back, defending her tweet about the tennis pavilion.
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And it is also defending the United Nations-backed government of Libya.
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The defending champion Chris Froome crossed eight seconds after Martin in 8501th.
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As the defending champion at Wimbledon, she lost in the second round.
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" Mr. Sessions responded with a rare statement defending his "integrity and honor.
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He claims he was only defending himself, and apologized for the incident.
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Pence did his best to label the law as defending religious freedom.
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The first one was "Defending Our Honor," about the Bill of Rights.
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Family members have told us he will argue he was defending himself.
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The Americans, the defending champions, make their tournament debut Tuesday against Thailand.
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And she upset Steffi Graf, the defending champion, 21993-22000, 22006-20173.
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Mr. Baier pushed back gently, defending the network's coverage of Mrs. Clinton.
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Alliance Defending Freedom, a national conservative legal group based in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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And yet Republicans haven't acted like conviction politicians when defending this bill.
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There are no floor speeches defending the policy provisions of the bill.
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One of my nephews emailed to upbraid me for not defending Prep.
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"We're defending the world," he said, apparently meaning it as a complaint.
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After he was arrested, his lawyer was shot dead for defending him.
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But in defending his proposed solutions, he has sometimes stretched the facts.
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It all starts by defending our values, and by protecting civil rights.
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I'm not defending it, but I get why people feel that way.
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To be clear, I am not defending anything HanAssholeSolo posted on Reddit.
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"The ball just tears [my fingers] apart," defending MVP Steve Nash said.
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The highest remaining seed is third-seeded Sloane Stephens, the defending champion.
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"I had no way of defending myself or my friends," he said.
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Stanton, who was defending the title, did not escape the first round.
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The highlights so far: Mexico beat Germany, the defending World Cup champion.
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But successfully defending CBS's "60 Minutes" in a libel suit by Gen.
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The government said it was defending state institutions from thousands of protesters.
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For him, nothing was forbidden when it came to defending the revolution.
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"Sergey Lavrov is defending Syrian and Russian assault on Idlib," he wrote.
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"I'm listening for what's missing," she said, defending Texas' pro-gun environment.
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This new-look France team starts off passing well and defending effectively.
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First, in past campaigns, groups were largely defending their own financial interests.
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In previous rounds, James had been conserved energy by defending lesser players.
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For one, the defending champion, Chelsea, lost to visiting Burnley, 703-270.
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He is expected to be a presence on television defending the president.
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Trump is a rich white man defending white supremacy and white nationalism.
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Benchmark has issued an open letter to Uber employees defending its lawsuit.
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He also "liked" tweets defending him and criticizing Trump, according to Feinberg.
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The defending champion, Garbiñe Muguruza, opens against the 2010 champion Francesca Schiavone.
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This case is without merit and we are defending the claim vigorously.
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Graham himself admits, is defending the United States against any meaningful threat.
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Against this background, lawyers are facing overwhelming obstacles in defending their clients.
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Canadian negotiators will need to show that they are defending national interests.
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Trump often posts tweets going after the media or defending his views.
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Goerges, the defending champion, had 24 winners while rallying to the victory.
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On Thursday, the firm disputed Mr. Giuliani's recent comments defending the president.
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The Penguins, the defending Stanley Cup champions, played without many key members.
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Many Israelis have given up defending the artists' right to free expression.
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After defending the stop-and-frisk policing tactic, the former mayor apologized.
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But defending the public's right to know can also have intended consequences.
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"I am now part of defending this darker, dirtier future," he said.
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There's no question that GOP senators are growing tired of defending Pruitt.
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"I think part of his problem is who's defending him," she replied.
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Serena Williams, the defending women's champion, is pregnant and will not play.
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Border guards defending a giant wall and patrolling a vast wilderness beyond.
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We're spending aggressively and defending our members and seats across the country.
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No surprise there – the ACLU is famous for defending free speech rights.
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Defending the firing in that interview, Trump said it was about Russia.
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After NOAA issued the controversial, unsigned statement defending Trump's claim on Sept.
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IBM's chief is defending her role on the Trump business advisory council.
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Democrats have been too soft in defending both administrations from Trump attacks.
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We persist in defending life as a constitutional and a natural right.
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Top Republicans haven't been doing a very good job defending democracy lately.
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When Angel screamed, perhaps defending him, they shot her through the throat.
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The U.S. expressed support for Israel's defending itself against Iran on Aug.
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Danny Martiny and reform-focused groups, defending Edwards and criticizing the attacks.
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AT&T and Time Warner are defending their proposed merger in court.
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Judge Gorsuch responded that he had been a lawyer defending a client.
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Mr. Rose, however, was merely defending a liberal principle: freedom for all.
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"I am defending myself, an accused Communist," he said from the dock.
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Sports Briefing Italy eliminated Argentina, the defending champion, from the Davis Cup.
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"I was not defending Shkreli," Mulye said in a telephone interview Wednesday.
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News Corporation is defending itself in the case, standing by the stories.
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Like Yang, there is no way I am defending Gillis' bigoted remarks.
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Police chiefs and sheriffs defending bad cops also erodes trust, Stamper said.
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Lopez ended her interview Wednesday by further defending her relationship with Rodriguez.
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On Saturday, he will face No. 2000 Alexander Zverev, the defending champion.
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Blanche also declined to say how his role defending Fruman came about.
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Now it's drawing scorn for defending white nationalist protests in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Ko, the event's defending champion, fell apart on the final three greens.
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DeVos spent the week defending indefensible cuts to a program everyone loves.
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The defending champion, Henrik Stenson, who played with Spieth, had a 71.
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For example, she won't be drawn into criticising or defending Donald Trump.
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Tom Doyle, who destroyed his own clerical career by defending abuse victims.
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Federer is at the Australian Open as the two-time defending champion.
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If Cosby is imprisoned, it will make defending himself even more difficult.
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You are defending the people who kill the lives you say matter.
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That is my defense and I am defending myself by remaining silent.
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"When it comes to defending folk, I will be ferocious," he said.
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The Department of Justice, which is defending the government, declined to comment.
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