Rather than symbolizing racist defiance, they would stand for the defiance of racism.
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Act of defiance While the test is a personal challenge to Trump it is also an act of defiance from Kim towards Beijing.
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It's possible to see how Hughes' association with elitism was in fact born from defiance — a defiance of the middling expectations of home.
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Suppose that the courts move swiftly, that they soundly reject Trump's defiance of congressional oversight, and that the Supreme Court orders Trump to end that defiance.
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The shadow cast by the special counsel's inquiry thereby contributed to defiance from within the White House, while this defiance also shielded the special counsel from presidential interference.
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What Chief Justice Roberts had on his hands was something less tangible but equally threatening to the rule of law: not defiance of judges but defiance by judges.
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I mean, the whole way he has acted here in defiance really, when you look at it now he is in defiance of everyone when he was FBI director.
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It — literally — bordered on defiance of the agreement.
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More than that, the creative act is a rare source of dignity, in that it is a dogged defiance of fate that is simultaneously aware of the futility of that defiance.
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North Korea tested a missile in defiance of UN sanctions.
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Later, music provided Estonians with a way to express defiance.
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"Please keep spreading the message of positive defiance: Choose Creativity."
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Mr. Trump is taking defiance in a nervy new direction.
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In today's Russia such words are an act of defiance.
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A sense of defiance and unity hangs in the air.
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Below, check out the stories behind each display of defiance.
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The squad's unified reply Monday night was one of defiance.
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In conversation, Moran exudes a mixture of defiance and vulnerability.
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Still, the attempt was an active defiance by the country.
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Pyongyang carried out both acts in defiance of international sanctions.
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Her defiance of her captors made her a cause célèbre.
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I summoned a spark of defiance and deleted the message.
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He has also spoken in defiance of federal regulation before.
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But by Friday, the media was focused on her defiance.
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Khalili's refusal to photograph it is an act of defiance.
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The attitude has to be one of defiance and indignation.
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Here, anger and defiance become something hopeful instead of nihilistic.
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Honeycrisps, as if in defiance, aren't shaped like Red Delicious.
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I realized that partying was not a form of defiance.
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Part of that effort included the Point Defiance Bypass Project.
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Defiance, of course, is the fuel this play feeds on.
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Then, his raised fist promised continued defiance and civil insurgency.
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The incident, she believes, was payback for her earlier defiance.
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For Mr. Barr, there may be advantages to continued defiance.
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Dawn remained the lone voice of defiance and independent journalism.
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But graffiti scrawled across the city signals the protesters' defiance.
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Nothing would be simpler for me than dying in defiance.
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It was a gesture of defiance, aimed at the rebels.
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My work is my reply, my travel is my defiance.
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For me, such cultural defiance did not come so easily.
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Democrats responded on Thursday with defiance and some limited resolve.
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There is an overwhelming sense of defiance in Manchester today.
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If any smell stands in defiance of death, it's honeysuckle.
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The spirit of open defiance, while jarring, felt curiously festive.
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This behavior reflects something deeper than conscious defiance, I think.
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But he dispatched the demanding aria with defiance and fervor.
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Others expressed defiance against any populist voices channeling old hatreds.
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Saar interprets Topsy as a symbol of defiance and strength.
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At issue was Justice and FBI's continuing defiance of congressional subpoenas.
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For me, this object's look of spectacular, spirited defiance is salutary.
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Technically, this is treason — Jaime acted in defiance of his queen.
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Whether that will involve further defiance of the constitution is unclear.
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But if his allies turn against him, his defiance could crumble.
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Rather predictably, Erdogan handled Moscow's anger over the incident with defiance.
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Qatar has responded with a mixture of diplomatic outreach and defiance.
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He oozed defiance on Monday, two days after the UNC loss.
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And just to be clear, this was no act of defiance.
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And that defiance can manifest itself in all kinds of ways.
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This year the defiance of Rome is in the other party.
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That it is, ultimately, the final act of defiance and rebellion.
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Mr. Trump, in defiance of Republican orthodoxy, seems unfazed by debt.
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To wear one is to project an air of sartorial defiance.
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Until now, California's defiance of federal law has been mostly passive.
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In other cases, it happens in direct defiance of their wishes.
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His defiance led them to hurt and restrain him, he said.
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This approach sounds like boasting and a certain defiance of others.
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Her extraordinary public act of defiance enraged the leaders in Beijing.
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Are they convinced they won't pay a price for this defiance?
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North Korea showed its mettle by firing six projectiles in defiance.
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The warehouse became, to the women, a last frontier of defiance.
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It is an act of defiance—religion used as political weapon.
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And the message was one of defiance as well as concern.
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Dancing in the middle of despair — that's an act of defiance.
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It is symbol of civic pride and defiance of Sicily's mafia.
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Luther demonstrated such defiance himself, challenging the pope and the emperor.
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They can try to protect the deal, in defiance of Washington.
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They say they'll take it to Venezuela in defiance of Maduro.
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Gandhi was insecure and distrustful, and had little patience for defiance.
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In a way, there was a sense of defiance to it.
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Mr. Noriega appeared before cameras in a taunting show of defiance.
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But if it didn't, it could've caused Kim's defiance and retaliation.
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In defiance I have seven or eight books going at once.
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Mr. Martinez has not pushed these new acts of wildcat defiance.
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Several state and local officials responded with defiance to the threat.
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Or should there be four years of pure rejection and defiance?
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Supporters showed a sense of defiance, with some blaming media bias.
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Anti-abortion groups have welcomed his defiance as a hopeful sign.
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Iranians rejoiced at the retaliation, saying it showed defiance and courage.
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Nadler says the president showed categorical defiance of congressional investigative power.
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The president, mindful of his progressive legacy, wants deference, not defiance.
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It was a rare display of defiance against the Hamas authorities.
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Pain, defiance, joy: Maybe there's something to this mixing of genres.
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Simmering defiance from Tibetans sometimes boils over into large-scale riots.
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However, the lack of defiance is hardly surprising, according to Fletcher.
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But the defiance of the autopsy is not limited to Trump.
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In addition to chaos and violence, the images show citizens' defiance.
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Their pride, dignity and exuberant style burn brightly and bristle with defiance.
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What if someone finds out about Defiance and Liv goes to jail?!
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This defiance cost the town of 2,500 inhabitants much-needed state funds.
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But in Aleppo, too, fear was ever present, but so was defiance.
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For the strict Kennedy family, it was an unforgivable act of defiance.
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Here, intemperate defiance is the only true indicator of strength and passion.
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But the ruling party has responded to defiance with threats and abuse.
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Being someone who acts in defiance of social norms is not easy.
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His defiance in both cases has earned him admiration on the right.
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Maybe they need a simple and bold way to state their defiance.
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In that context, Silva's speech is an act of bravery and defiance.
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Here, RuPaul immortalized herself as an image of black rage and defiance.
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It was just one more instance of Curry's defiance of the law.
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They provided another example of this low-key defiance over the summer.
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This six-song EP overflows with hooks, noise, eccentricity, and juvenile defiance.
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Parker has alternated between contrition and defiance in regards to his allegations.
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What is evident in Tove Jansson's life and work is her defiance.
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Pavelski, in defiance of that tradition, leads all playoff scorers in goals.
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The show of defiance they represent would have been shocking and dangerous.
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And Democrats used a tactic to make their defiance even more stark.
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Makeup and clothes are an act of defiance for some LGBT people.
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In a show of defiance, during a committee hearing, Iowa state Rep.
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Robert. There, in the spirit of utopian defiance, they named their child
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Last year, the French reacted to terror mostly with defiance and unity.
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Patricia's stilettos say something about the future, in defiance of her past.
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Russian officials have responded to the accusations with both defiance and contrition.
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There was humor in them, along with ingenuity, defiance, raunch and joy.
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The senator responded with measured defiance, declaring she would not be deterred.
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"This is a statement, symbolic of defiance," Pollack told The Washington Post.
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The statement was made in defiance of Pelosi's later suggestion, on Jan.
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They built "a private culture in defiance of government dictates," he writes.
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But his real message, which appeared early Saturday, was one of defiance.
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His eyes blazed with defiance, ready to battle his ultimate villain -- bullying.
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It was a message of defiance from North Korea to the world.
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"California's leaders are in open defiance of federal law," Mr. Trump said.
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But for Twitter, the inclusion of the word "Support" looked like defiance.
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Then Tiberius pushed through land reforms in defiance of the Senate's veto.
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Facing elimination on Thursday, the Golden Knights confronted their predicament with defiance.
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She appears to be looking straight through Davis's camera in sheer defiance.
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Go deeper: Expert Voices: Iran's defiance on display in recent missile tests
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It is defiance in a world where some would have us disappear.
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Haitians mutter words of anger and defiance as they wait in line.
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He had always played through injuries, sometimes in defiance of medical advice.
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They have each reacted with defiance, bravado and brazen appeals to populism.
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" The story notes his "stance of defiance" and "leveling distortions and falsehoods.
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But by the afternoon, another sentiment made itself heard powerfully here: defiance.
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The repeated defiance of Mr. Trump this past week indicated diminishing forbearance.
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Yet even at some of these companies, there are stirrings of defiance.
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Instead, they will support their clubs by standing outside, united in defiance.
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"We have been studying defiance from the last 150 years," she said.
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Vonn, however, is rising up in defiance, vowing to race through 2019.
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President Trump allowed its release in defiance of FBI and Justice officials.
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Much like Juliek, Wuilly Arteaga played in defiance against the Cuban government.
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As their conversation unspools, her demeanor changes from poised defiance to grief.
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Instead, he berated their defiance and doubted their commitment to religious life.
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In defiance of all security standards, the president is reportedly still using it.
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Teachers and union workers march in defiance of the recent Supreme Court decision.
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However, Vega's work is largely about defiance in the face of that hostility.
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The Lady Blacktronika's "Never Everything": a texture of pure soul, sorrow, and defiance.
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Human rights, civil rights, and civil liberties supporters were bolstered by her defiance.
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It all comes down to one question: What if Defiance County wasn't rigged?
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The women's solitary acts of defiance also make them a tricky security challenge.
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For the conservative base, however, this is a moment of crisis -- and defiance.
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When the prisoners sifted through the rubble, they found grief — but also defiance.
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Defiance, in Mr Eig's telling, was Ali's defining feature and his tragic flaw.
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Defiance and audacity have been the cornerstones of Trump's campaign from day one.
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Suddenly, his arrogance comes across as defiance, a relentless ambition to prove himself.
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Simmering defiance from Tibetans who remained sometimes boils over into large-scale riots.
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This chant, repeated like a mantra, is a cry of faith and defiance.
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These resources have always existed, alongside or in defiance of officially sanctioned channels.
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I ask Nyoni why these small acts of defiance were important to depict.
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The opposition organized a two-day general strike in defiance of the vote.
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But she tells it anyway, as an ultimate act of defiance against Gilead.
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Mr Besigye claimed "a creeping military coup", and promised to respond with "defiance".
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In some cases official behaviour has gone from Gallic defiance to skittish anxiety.
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They posted a sisterly tit pic this week in defiance of slut-shaming.
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When Wallace continued his defiance, Kennedy threatened to federalize the Alabama National Guard.
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Johnson removed War Secretary Edwin Stanton in defiance of Congress and that law.
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In stubborn defiance of skeptics, digital currencies and blockchain only come back stronger.
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Red is a statement, often made in defiance of prudence or good sense.
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In an unprecedented display of defiance, La Liga refused to accept the payment.
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President Evo Morales of Bolivia responded, as he does each year, with defiance.
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"You're always looking over your shoulder," he said, adding a note of defiance.
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This crowd preached love and—in defiance of the old ways—unconstrained togetherness.
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McMaster went anyway, an act of defiance from which the relationship never recovered.
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The president privately tried to get Corker to holster his defiance, but failed.
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But some analysts are worried that President Xi will respond instead with defiance.
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The blast was in defiance of U.N. sanctions that were tightened in March.
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It remains one of the sport's most memorable acts of courage and defiance.
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It was passed in defiance of the National Rifle Association and, if Gov.
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The defiance, the fury but also the beauty of it, and the pride.
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The milk-jug drop in Defiance, Ohio, was canceled because of the cold.
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This level of defiance from members of a president's own party isn't normal.
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Mr. Trump's latest defiance of congressional oversight demands precipitated the break among Democrats.
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By the end of the week, defiance had set in at the club.
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Off the Menu Menus from Fort Defiance, Il Mulino and others are available.
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The critics used to hate him, but he worked in defiance of them.
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Many who attended rallies on Sunday wore masks in defiance of the ban.
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During bursts of anguish and defiance her voice sometimes sounded steely and insecure.
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And below the surface, the mood of outright defiance seems to be shifting.
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But the state's economic success has underpinned its defiance of the Trump administration.
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He has abetted the Saudi-led war in Yemen, in defiance of Congress.
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They made their defiance known on Twitter, with statements and a news release.
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However, Luther's act of defiance long outlived him — a defining event for Christendom.
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His public defiance came two days after he received the White House call.
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The protests are, in many ways, a direct statement of defiance against Beijing.
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Almost in defiance of Jones, the committee accelerated talks to finish the contract.
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For some, the most flagrant symbol of defiance came from showing one's face.
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His courage and defiance urges us forward, toward a greatness that lies ahead.
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Expect massive riots organized in defiance and others fleeing the US to occur.
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"I expected defiance, and I expected a convoluted solution," said Eric Jackson of SpringOwl.
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"I expected defiance, and I expected a convoluted solution," Eric Jackson of SpringOwl said.
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She certainly throws her all into a part filled with anger, pain and defiance.
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States and local governments are preparing to intensify their defiance of the Trump administration.
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The atheist exile's defiance is echoed by the Muslim cleric in the Bangladeshi capital.
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Perhaps carrying hand sanitizer can be thought of as a small act of defiance.
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But Democrats have also adopted a different strategy to combat the defiance of subpoenas.
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Trying to understand what motivates the North Koreans doesn't absolve them of their defiance.
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Her latest political act of defiance, though, has nothing to do with her clothes.
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Will Reza drink from the cup, or knock it to the floor in defiance?
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Wukan's defiance in 2011 took place during the administration of former president Hu Jintao.
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She displayed her defiance again on Tuesday as uncomfortable laughter erupted in the courtroom.
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Among those facing defeat or humiliation, suicide can arise from hopelessness, defiance or calculation.
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In defiance, I decide to sit for Sally, a new artist on the counter.
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Through it all, she's worn her allegiances and defiance quite literally on her sleeves.
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At one point, as a sort of act of defiance, Lulu marked her territory.
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His defiance and fortitude won him praise and loyalty from most Republicans -- including Trump.
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" On Monday, SEC lawyers responded by calling his continued defiance of the agreement "stunning.
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And, in a blazing show of political defiance, he wiped his butt with it.
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She seemed to know what I was thinking, staring at me with surprising defiance.
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It's not just her career choice and her wardrobe defiance that marks her courage.
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"There's a sense of proud defiance," within that group, according to the same person.
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His defiance and fortitude won him praise and loyalty from most Republicans -- including Trump.
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The Defiance scandal happened because Fitz was supposedly what was best for the country.
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In defiance of conventional wisdom, millennials are saving — and not (just) for avocado toast.
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Jerry Brown (D) calls for outright defiance of the Trump administration on environmental issues.
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Strangely, given the myths surrounding Zatopek, his defiance before Helsinki has been largely forgotten.
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Reagan's legacy of defiance in the face of Russian aggression provides a useful template.
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In fact, schools with conservative administrations may be even more anti-trans in defiance.
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Guatemalans wondered how far Morales would go in open defiance of a judicial order.
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Unfortunately, defiance of international norms runs in all three generations of the Kim family.
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Yet these measures in defiance of voters are exactly what many legislators are proposing.
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The ZTE and Saudi moves were in defiance of strong bipartisan objections in Congress.
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Tienan's defiance is broken; Yiman is verbally abused and, shorn of her hair, neutered.
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Perry's refusal to testify marked his latest act of defiance in the impeachment effort.
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The surreal Trump's demeanor suggested defiance on Wednesday but also verged on the surreal.
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In defiance of the law, they provided gender-neutral bathrooms at all festival venues.
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So stuff like this is important when it comes to showing defiance and solidarity.
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Spontaneous rallies of defiance erupt across the country, drawing thousands out into the streets.
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Increased defiance brings more crackdown by the government and harassment by self-righteous vigilantes.
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Neither one was a show of disrespect or of some kind of American defiance.
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For the few residents who were out on Tuesday night, defiance mixed with fear.
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Her defiance is given force by the buccaneer's pistol she holds behind her back.
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If you had just won the election in defiance of all polls, wouldn't you?
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The waiters folded the linen napkins with great care, a small act of defiance.
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He also wrote "In Defiance," a book about his experiences during the 2012 demonstrations.
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That history, honestly recounted, is filled with complication, defiance, compromise and, yes, even benevolence.
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Rather than a record of compliance, this administration has a record of open defiance.
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More and more joined them, brandishing their club's colors, or their nation's, in defiance.
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It's an act of resistance, defiance, and also an act of revolutionary self-love.
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It was a smart computer designed to protect a gravity-defiance machine from error.
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Yet, there a quiet sense of defiance was in evidence on some street corners.
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My fellow passenger was displaying a kind of defiance in his solidarity with me.
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Pyongyang has pursued its nuclear program in defiance of United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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"This field is now a monument to American defiance," he said at the ceremony.
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But he drives to the basket with an admirable zestiness, and a certain defiance.
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But those players who remained were united in their defiance, even after Sunday's defeat.
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They viewed it as an act of defiance against a century-old existential enemy.
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In a small act of defiance, he allowed the Sprite advertisement tagline to remain.
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Fast forward almost 26 months and defiance seems to have been replaced by compliance.
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Obituaries The critics used to hate him, but he worked in defiance of them.
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Above all, the new album posits "joy as an act of defiance," Bono said.
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The bubbling frustration with the real estate market at times erupts into open defiance.
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But, she added, the Kremlin is nonetheless spooked by even modest gestures of defiance.
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Europe&aposs defiance of Trump over Huawei echoes a pattern seen after Iranian Gen.
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The administration's defiance has a much simpler explanation: Its actions have no legal basis.
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This act of defiance was enabled — rewarded, really — by a new culture of collecting.
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He operates with an in-your-face defiance, so these House Republicans did, too.
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It's a pileup of sorrow, survivor guilt, anger and defiance that sometimes grows unruly.
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The defiance reflected Franken's desire to hang on to his position in the Senate.
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Some resent his decision to run in defiance of a referendum vote in 2016.
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Melania Trump's state dinner, #MeToo defiance in China and clues in the Toronto rampage.
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Compare Luzerne and Defiance counties to the Los Angeles-Glendale-Long Beach metropolitan area.
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But this looked more like a gesture of defiance than a well-judged counterattack.
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Instead of caving in, the Kingdom's energy minister has struck a note of defiance.
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You can see this defiance in the bipartisan Senate investigation of the Russia scandal.
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Since Kaepernick's show of defiance, a number of other NFL players have followed suit.
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Another thing we can do is to gather together in defiance of the darkness.
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Besides normal childhood defiance, there are several common reasons why young children fight bedtime.
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The image spreads around the world as a symbol of defiance against the crackdown.
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As for the apology part, Thrush has chosen defiance in a series of Tweets.
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The President had to accept the defiance with a grin plastered across his face.
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In the face of that monumental mindfuck, Sam chooses to persist anyway. Defiance. Hope.
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In utter defiance of historical trends, people are dying younger and younger in America.
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Like Yovanovitch, Kent testified in defiance of instructions from the White House and Pompeo.
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Already, Kashmiris coming out in defiance of the curfew are being shot and killed.
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Already, Kashmiris coming out in defiance of the curfew are being shot and killed.
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The people that turned out, in defiance of all that, simply agreed to disagree.
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The protests also come after a number of other acts of defiance against Sisi.
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It was a nearly suicidal act of defiance against the radical faction around Mao.
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The Defiance Next Gen Connectivity ETF (FIVG) — ticker symbol FIVG — launched earlier this year.
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Balkin agrees that open defiance of clear court dictates could qualify as a crisis.
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The Fourth of July is a time to remember the great jazzman's quiet defiance.
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In direct defiance of the FCC's December decision to repeal the Obama-era regulations, Gov.
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As the exhibition shows, however, such carnage provokes defiance as often as it wrecks morale.
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Uber has recently re-started surge pricing in Delhi, in defiance of the government's orders.
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In defiance of the law, about 100 to 200 people still live in the area.
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World leaders flocked to Paris, walking hand in hand against terrorism in unity and defiance.
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Leader Kim Jong Un has supervised some of the launches in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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That small act of defiance was the perfect start to owning my new fashion identity.
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It is still a scandalous act of defiance, and a pleasant surprise, served ice-cold.
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Olivia says no, and Fitz loses by a slim margin in, you guessed it… Defiance.
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It's later that Mellie takes Olivia aside to tell her she was right about Defiance.
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"The statement we made was in defiance of being used as political props," he said.
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To a certain type of gadget user, an Android smartphone is a symbol of defiance.
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But the vigil was not only about grief, it was also about defiance, and hope.
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In defiance of literally every other comment ecosystem, it is intensely productive and on-topic.
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A Halloween parade, normally an excuse to wear showy costumes, became a display of defiance.
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Every year, New Yorkers swarm the Village, coating the neighborhood in a layer of defiance.
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And even without this morning's essay, the tenor of defiance and newfound liberation is clear.
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Overt defiance of presidential authority by the president's own appointees — now that's a constitutional crisis.
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Keeping facial and body hair visible is a necessary act of defiance for many women.
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The studios say they're now bringing VidAngel's defiance of the injunction to the court's attention.
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A two-day general strike was organized by the opposition in defiance of the vote.
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People are reacting to the Westminster terror attack by sharing memes of hope and defiance.
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Before killing Andrew, Olivia was Scandal's hero — and we sympathized with her decision about Defiance.
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" In defiance of her overlords, she waved to the trays of chicken, saying, "Sup-riiiiiise!
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Right before landing, he stands in the aisle, in defiance of decency & lighted seatbelt signs.
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North Korea has for years pursued nuclear and missile programs in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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At first, Zinke responded on Twitter with defiance and innuendo about Grijalva's purported drinking habits.
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Politicians also exhaust their capacity for hyperbole and settle for a tone of grim defiance.
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Frankly, it would have been an act of defiance for them not to speak up.
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We plan to honor them with courage, bravery, and defiance in the face of fear.
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Russian cluster bombs are still a weapon of choice, in defiance of Security Council demands.
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In a small act of defiance to Ryan's inaction on gun safety, they walked out.
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The show of popular defiance has likely ended decades of military interference in Turkish politics.
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" President Trump @Flight22019NPS in Shanksville, PA: "This field is now a monument to American defiance.
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District Judge Carlton Reeves said that the new law "smacks of defiance" of the judiciary.
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Pyongyang predictably reacted with defiance, denouncing the seizure as an unlawful violation of its sovereignty.
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"This defiance of the law puts honest business owners at an unfair disadvantage," he said.
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" He has concluded "he should just make speeches, all of which breathe defiance of Israel.
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And he persevered in his defiance of skeptics to prove that multiple bypasses were practical.
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Facing a stinging defeat in the California primary on Tuesday, Mr. Sanders responded with defiance.
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When you start to live alone, defiance is not a bad quality to have handy.
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"Assad had been using chemical weapons multiple times" in defiance of UN resolutions, she said.
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This defiance of good taste, this hallmark of hot trash, this veritable exorcism of reality.
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But the overture for warmer ties with North Korea has been complicated by its defiance.
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He cast his defiance in the mold of Rosa Parks and the early American Revolutionaries.
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"China's stance at the moment is more one of justification, distraction, and defiance," Zenz wrote.
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It's an act of defiance, an act of saying we do not stand for terrorism.
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In her hands, to write lyrically feels like an act of both love and defiance.
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During the encounter, Mr. Hicks claimed, Mr. Barakat had been full of profanity-laden defiance.
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It was the country's largest display of defiance since the fall of Communism in 1989.
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Then again, given the rampant script defiance we've seen throughout #thisleague so far, maybe not.
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Keith's song is slow, grounded, with an air of tragedy that gives way to defiance.
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On April 13, several thousand gathered in Jallianwala Bagh in defiance of General Dyer's orders.
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They liked what he said about trade and immigration and his defiance of political correctness.
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Some youngsters retreat entirely, their eyes empty, bodies limp, their isolation a wall of defiance.
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Reveling spring breakers have hit the beaches in defiance of a nationwide social distancing campaign.
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Typhoon Mangkhut's new path, Fan Bingbing's mysterious disappearance and the Turkish central bank's desperate defiance.
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But what unifies ugly painting is its defiance of the obviously attractive, familiar or ''lifelike.
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It proceeds in defiance of social realism, that default mode of early-stage minority representations.
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"One word defines him: defiance," said Murtaza Solangi, a veteran journalist and talk-show host.
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Frequently the women stick out their tongues, in acts of seduction or, more likely, defiance.
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But Mr. Trump is certain to react strongly to the open defiance to his authority.
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But the crashworthiness waiver only applied to the old route, not the Point Defiance Bypass.
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She faced him with defiance, she said, even as he threatened to kill her mother.
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They believe that despite his defiance, LePage can't succeed in blocking the expansion from happening.
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In their acts of creative defiance and affection, these artists uplift it with their praise.
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The note of defiance in the title "DIS OBEY" seemed to fit Mr. Omar's outlook.
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The evangelical wing of the church saw her election as an open act of defiance.
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In his interview with Mr. Dickerson, the president veered from sales mode to sullen defiance.
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A walrus, Kulu, has been lent to the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma, Wash.
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But this has always been a belief held in defiance of the most compelling evidence.
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Offred looks at Serena Joy and Fred with venomous defiance, though her fate remains unclear.
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Yet C.L. Franklin built a life in defiance of that kind of terror and humiliation.
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" The Obama administration considered ballistic missile development "inconsistent with and "in defiance of" the resolution.
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In its mixture of incredulity, outrage and defiance, the letter echoed many of Trump's tweets.
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Parks' small act of defiance made her a major symbol of the civil rights movement.
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The continuing defiance of Russian officials has condemned the athletes to global suspicion and ostracism.
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The information was simply factual, but Twitter users took it as an act of defiance.
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Tehran showed off ballistic missiles in defiance of U.S. efforts to curb its military power.
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China has denied that it's selling oil to North Korea in defiance of UN regulations.
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Unlike Manet's Olympia, Kozyra is not covering her hairless pubic area, choosing dignity and defiance.
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And now we have the Iremonger trilogy, where love means living in defiance of capitalism.
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There were scenes of defiance from the hundreds gathered on neighbouring Old Compton Street in Soho.
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I can see it in their beady little food-colored eyes — their defiance, their sheer pluck.
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That act of defiance certainly rivals Rory's dressing down by the Huntzberger's at a family dinner.
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VidAngel kept streaming in defiance of the order for two weeks before shutting down the service.
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Neither political advocacy nor parody, the ad can only be seen as a gesture of defiance.
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This bikini shot is not just a plus-size style post, but an act of defiance.
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Having an opinion and expressing it shouldn't be perceived as an act of defiance and risk.
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Mechas make normal people superhuman, and fulfill a sort of fantastic defiance of nature, using technology.
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What he sees as an act of fan defiance, they see as an act of appreciation.
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How can he order air strikes in apparent defiance of the Constitution, federal and international law?
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The pride, defiance, and shyness radiating through this photograph adds up to a touching, impenetrable image.
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Her defiance of this secret inquisition, however, is not about protecting the WikiLeaks founder at all.
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Federal prosecutors alleged his defiance was deliberate, and something he believed he could get away with.
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Either way, Americans viewed the dismantling of the OCE as imprudent and in defiance to transparency.
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" This offense apparently landed him in two days of in-school suspension for "Defiance/Willful Refusal.
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" He added: "It's poking a stick in [President] Donald Trump's eye in a signal of defiance.
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North Korea for years pursued nuclear and missile programs in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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The protests marked the semi-autonomous city's largest show of defiance against Beijing rule since 1997.
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In later demonstrations he strode fearless at the front, the fresh, cheeky face of Aleppo's defiance.
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Following Apple's defiance this past week, some Republicans are renewing their push for such a bill.
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And regardless of whether or not he said anything similar, no such defiance actually took place.
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These scandals came to light in part because brave victims came forward in defiance of NDAs.
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Grassroots defiance had created the opportunity for an end to the war and a new direction.
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The images, which play into our collective desire for defiance, look like things we've seen before.
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A man faces a direct hit from water cannons in an act of defiance against authorities.
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In a rare act of defiance, some protesters have even called for the resignation of Khamenei.
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Ali's braggadocio was also an act of defiance against the suffocating racial norms of the time.
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Apple's defiance was the most high-profile example of a company rebuffing such requests for help.
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He often seemed oblivious, even scornful of state power, responding to criticism with profanities and defiance.
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I think that it is never good to show the smallest defiance toward an allied country.
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If so, do you think that "benevolent defiance" could be harnessed for good in some way?
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A shark swims under soldier at Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium in Washington on August 10.
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Though partially obscured, the women express emotions ranging from defiance and puckishness to frustration and despair.
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He ran against the rules in defiance of conventional wisdom to pull off an improbable victory.
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Beijing's defiance of international demands to cease militarizing the South China Sea has also fueled tensions.
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As with many government opposition movements, a lot of work and defiance happens in the shadows.
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He just says he'll win with a calm, cocksure defiance that probably made Jones even madder.
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She shrugged off concerns that she might have to pay a high price for her defiance.
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That act of defiance fired up the crowd of 403,000, but cost the band major exposure.
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A "J'accuse" from Turkey's president, Italian defiance of the E.U. and a sea cucumber with fins.
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He's witnessed how Germany, in defiance of the Treaty of Versailles, has been developing military aircraft.
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But in an act of communal defiance, the caravan's participants elected to remain where they were.
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Moore's defiance has won him a hardcore base of supporters in Alabama, particularly among evangelical voters.
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"It's an act of defiance, an act of resistance, really," he said in a telephone interview.
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House Democrats have been weighing how to respond to the Trump administration's defiance of congressional subpoenas.
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As such, the festival is an inherent act of defiance against any attempt to cement hierarchies.
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So, when the news came that Cornell was sending people home, students initially responded with defiance.
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That singular act of defiance mocked the caste system, which ascribes menial tasks to the Dalits.
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They are now the new iconography of white supremacy, white nationalist defiance and white cultural defense.
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The chief demerit of the Marxist program was its point-by-point defiance of human nature.
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In interviews, he has suggested that his wardrobe choices were something of an act of defiance.
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China has laid claim to most of the South China Sea, in defiance of international norms.
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The Chinese government had long been wary of defiance from them, given Uighurs' history of independence.
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"If riding my bike is an act of defiance against terror," he said, "so be it."
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It was also a small act of defiance against the Nazis, who had taken everything else.
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Years after his exposure as a fraud, Marco would not give up his posture of defiance.
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That much of the work includes text in German without translation is another form of defiance.
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Some analysts described the general's suicide as a possible act of defiance against Mr. Xi's methods.
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To express her defiance of foolish men, she circles male dancers and tosses paper at them.
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He recognized the officers and waved to them out the window — an act of quiet defiance.
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More than 350 Amazon workers slammed its climate policies in defiance of a crackdown on dissent.
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" In response, the chairs leading the inquiry warned that defiance would be considered "evidence of obstruction.
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The defiance and kindness of Dr. Mudawi remains extraordinary, though the detention has taken a toll.
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Resistance evokes the struggle against totalitarianism, conveying personal defiance and official powerlessness at the same time.
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"Expect massive riots organized in defiance," an anonymous poster, Q, warned on the message board 4chan.
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It has also carried out a series of ballistic missile tests in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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It is the message Iran's youth sends each day with their courageous defiance on social media.
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After January 2011, Tahrir Square became a byword for hope, defiance and the unpredictability of history.
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Medvedev, long considered Putin&aposs &aposlapdog,&apos resigned with his cabinet — but in deference or defiance?
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Most spoke out in defiance of Trump, ignoring his blanket ban on aiding the impeachment inquiry.
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Warnings from Brussels were met with defiance and counterwarnings to stay out of Poland's domestic politics.
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But her love of the sport and defiance of traditional gender roles goes back much further.
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I loved "Charging Bull" as a proud symbol of strength, defiance and resilience after 9/11.
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Franz Jägerstätter's defiance of evil is moving and inspiring, and I wish I understood it better.
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Instead, for those at the forefront of the women's movement, there is despair, division and defiance.
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She grinds her teeth over the "nasty woman" shirts and the march's vibe of raucous defiance.
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North Korea has pursued its missile and nuclear programs in defiance of international condemnation and sanctions.
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I was seeing a terrific artist, H., at least as prone to defiance as I was.
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And some are facing defiance from their own employees over Mr. Trump's executive order on immigration.
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At the camp, defiance is rising like smoke from the stovepipe of Mr. Plenty Wolf's tepee.
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" Bailey accuses Newbold of going "around your supervisor to the CIA in defiance of his authority.
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Chacon, born in Fort Defiance, Arizona, is no stranger to the visual art and music worlds.
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The speech was a blunt expression of Western defiance in the face of radical Islamic terrorism.
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Will a statement recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital ignite a similar round of defiance and violence?
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Rather, circumstances compelled the chief justice to stand up to a stunning act of judicial defiance.
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The way she holds a gaze suggests not just defiance but potentially supernatural powers of perception.
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During the officials' visit, he toured a local factory and expressed defiance about the suspension process.
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Somehow you managed to do the impossible: mining hope and defiance out of an awards show.
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Its existence is defiance, and it seeks to break down the borders of acceptability and establishment.
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Though love and defiance proliferate in the exhibition, Nahum B. Zenil focuses on pain and sacrifice.
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Her selfie was not just an act of cheeky defiance, but also one of self-defense.
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His proclaimed defiance was a misstep that only served to make an already-woebegone season bleaker.
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"They were smuggling people as much for defiance as for sport," historian Natalie S. Robertson told NBC.
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Responding to subpoena defiance Of course, it's not clear what effect holding Barr in contempt would have.
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But in defiance of conventional wisdom, Hannibal kept stretching his lines out — making his center surprisingly weak.
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It has also conducted two nuclear weapons tests since January 2016, all in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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So you&aposd expect him to be in defiance of everyone that he is a private citizen.
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On Sunday it fired a ballistic missile in defiance of international calls to curb its weapons programme.
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No, it's defiance the of gravity for the sake of gaining something awesome, for gaining sheer poetry.
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It is the overriding tone of defiance in the face of injustice that makes her so compelling.
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Uber's defiance was met with threats of legal action from the DMV and the state attorney general.
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Mr Trump's bashing of certain outlets also may have encouraged some to subscribe or watch in defiance.
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"Nothing but denunciation and defiance seem to be tolerated by the masses," a former Northern congressman wrote.
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And it all leads to the first major boo-boo of this whole disaster called Scandal: Defiance.
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The fact that they've managed to keep those rings in place seems miraculous, a defiance of gravity.
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"There's almost an element of defiance for me in claiming my home," Dana Sweeney, 23, told me.
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They expressed a mixture of disappointment and defiance, as well as pride about what Sanders has accomplished.
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Defiance of a protest ban would expose organizers to fines and up to six months in jail.
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After the slurs first intensified, Licata and Lau decided to paint their fence rainbow in proud defiance.
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But because of his defiance, it was clear that he had lost some of his political base.
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Her very mentorship of Diana is an act of love, done in defiance of Queen Hippolyta's wishes.
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The design is clearly conveying defiance, but with 40 years of hindsight, the aesthetic is comfortingly familiar.
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His supporters prize his pugnacity, and he prefers table-pounding defiance to the intricacies of legal compromise.
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League leader Matteo Salvini is pushing for big tax cuts in possible defiance of EU budget rules.
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"The gendarmes are so emboldened as they have shown outright defiance to Nigeria's territorial sovereignty," he said.
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Theresa May, the prime minister, said Moscow had reacted to the attack with "sarcasm, contempt and defiance".
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The absence of a nuclear test in recent weeks suggests Kim is calibrating his demonstrations of defiance.
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Pikachu turned a depressing technological crutch into a joy; a small and ultimately useless act of defiance.
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Again he holds the position in what looks like a brazen defiance of the laws of physics.
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In a show of defiance, Syria has already started utilizing the same airfield the US military struck.
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Here, she put the horizon line dead-center in defiance of one of landscape photography's prime tenets.
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In the same episode, two women in the Colonies got married, their love an act of defiance.
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One of his first votes in Congress was in opposition to NAFTA, in defiance of President Clinton.
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Is it a stretch to see Allen Iverson's sublime orneriness and near-pathological defiance in Sam Hinkie?
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In the realm of second choices, many Cruz voters may like Trump's defiance of the GOP leadership.
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The reclusive North has conducted a series of missile and nuclear tests in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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It has also carried out a series of ballistic missile tests in defiance of United Nations sanctions.
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North Korea since March has twice carried out ballistic missile tests in defiance of United Nations resolutions.
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North Korea is pursuing nuclear and missile weapons programmes in defiance of U.N. sanctions and international condemnation.
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After chatting with helicopter pilots, my signature pink transitioned from ornery defiance into the smart safety choice.
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In some villages closer to Harare, citizens are catching up with the social media messages of defiance.
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Yates showed a fundamental misunderstanding of her role in shutting down Justice Department in defiance of Trump.
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The tone of Ms. Mulder's remarkable performance swings wildly between fear and defiance, with one angry outburst.
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Turkey began taking delivery of components of the S-400 last week in defiance of US objections.
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This showed Western unity and defiance through Western high culture, a perfect piece for such a task.
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It did this in defiance of the ruling party but refused to be drawn into a fight.
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A sense of rebellion and defiance might also play into the proliferation of the Bin Laden phenomenon.
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But the woman is defiant and there's room for a little bit of humor in her defiance.
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How Washington responds to continued defiance by the Hungarian government in the coming days will be significant.
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He might even try to withhold appropriated funds or shift them around in defiance of Congress's wishes.
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On Sunday it fired a ballistic missile in defiance of international calls to curb its weapons program.
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In light of stonewalling and defiance, a contempt citation is a vital step to assert Congress's authority.
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" Either in defiance or ignorance of the past Supreme Court ruling, Miller replied "no, we completely disagree.
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Go deeper: Via the Wall Street Journal, "How Tesla's Elon Musk Makes a Strategy Out of Defiance."
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During the summer of 1972, the people of Defiance claimed they were being terrorized by a werewolf.
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Henry Holt deserves credit for responding to the President's order with defiance, accelerating release of the book.
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Defiance is now an epidemic as pervasive as opioids, and Alabama has transformed from backwoods to bellwether.
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Alene Bertha Duerk was born on March 29, 1920, in Defiance, Ohio, to Albert and Emma Duerk.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in defiance of the popular progressive's plea for people to stop going to restaurants.
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Mr. Bundy's Nevada standoff began a wave of acts of defiance against restrictions on government-controlled acres.
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What's universal, though, is that citizens everywhere continue to go outside in defiance of their local lockdowns.
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As a human being, I have a range of reactions to their defiance: concern, frustration, and compassion.
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Removing all diplomatic staff, partly as an act of defiance against Maduro, surely won't calm any tensions.
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Instead, it has provided Mr. Trump with a route to expand executive authority — in defiance of Congress.
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And that, she insists, can be achieved only by the "mass defiance" of a disruptive protest movement.
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" Proud of Isabel's defiance and ingenuity, my wife and I eventually let her get her ears "perst.
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President Xi Jinping's unabashed defiance, K-pop's unintended impact on air travel and Huawei's aggressive corporate culture.
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North Korea has been pursuing its weapons programs for years in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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But in the North Korean tradition and through their military doctrine, fear is an impulse to defiance.
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Mr. O'Connor's campaign has projected an air of defiance, tinged with amusement, at the onslaught against him.
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"It was absolutely wonderful," Mr. Johns told me, appearing to relish the memory of the girl's defiance.
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Some analysts say the interview amounted to a masterpiece of in-your-face defiance against the West.
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The North has been steadily pursuing missile tests in defiance of United Nations sanctions and international condemnation.
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Schiff also used his answer to highlight Trump's defiance of subpoenas related to the House's impeachment inquiry.
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According to one Biden adviser, Trump's defiance of Congress helped propel the candidate to his new position.
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In defiance of the president, city leaders vowed again on Thursday to pursue their own climate action.
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Or maybe it's just a metaphorical arm around the shoulder — an act not of defiance, but reassurance.
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England and Scotland duly confirmed that they would wear poppy-bearing armbands, in defiance of FIFA's edict.
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"How do we love ourselves with sweet defiance?" asks a poignantly-written press release for the show.
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Joe Neguse (D-Colo.) pressed witnesses about the administration's blanket defiance of demands for testimony and documents.
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Former and current officials are providing lurid testimony on Capitol Hill in defiance of White House orders.
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Students left schools by the hundreds and thousands, sometimes in defiance of school administrators and school boards.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Needless to say, Mike Pence was very upset by this act of defiance against Master.
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Brian Kemp in December in defiance of President Donald Trump, who had pressed Kemp to appoint Rep.
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Those all-too-familiar rooms and hallways set off an uneasy blend of dread, resignation and defiance.
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In July 1963, they arranged for Italy to borrow $15 million in defiance of the capital controls.
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But he wields them as part of an intricate defense system born of both fear and defiance.
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How can you ask superdelegates to vote for you in defiance of the will of the people?
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It was a symbol of defiance against Tehran, as protesters reject Iran's growing influence in Iraqi politics.
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North Korea has been pursuing its weapons programs in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions and sanctions.
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Usually their defiance is not much more than symbolism — the court is the origin of Roe v.
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In 2003, removal was for defiance of the U.S. Supreme Court regarding religious displays in government buildings.
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North Korea has been pursuing its weapons programmes for years in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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But what unites them is the strength in defiance and the demand for change, inclusion and freedom.
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Shortly after Esper and Jeong spoke, the North Korean foreign ministry issued a written statement of defiance.
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Such defiance was highlighted by the political theater accompanying the swearing-in of new lawmakers in October.
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Charged with abuse of power, President Trump is responding the same way he always responds: with defiance.
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To choose Spartak, then, was seen as a safe act of defiance, perhaps even a quiet rebellion.
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And as far as SIMONE BILES, who could not love her defiance of gravity and origin story?
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Instead of evoking defiance, it looked innocuous; and that wasn't the last time we saw the gesture.
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Instead, it appears to be another example of the administration's blanket defiance of Congress's constitutionally mandated responsibilities.
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Reclusive North Korea has been pursuing nuclear and missile programs in defiance of U.N. Security Council sanctions.
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North Korea is pursuing nuclear and missile weapons programs in defiance of U.N. sanctions and international condemnation.
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That Cuarón never pauses to explain any reference seems like an act of defiance on his part.
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Slow-walking any dispute through the court system appears to be central to his defiance, said Tobias.
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A majority were for "willful defiance," nonviolent infractions like texting in class or using profanity with a teacher.
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The women shared a similar defiance against Gaza's limited expectations of women, although they are otherwise quite different.
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"I did it for the child," Serena says in defense of her wifely defiance of Fred's precise demands.
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In defiance of their leadership, Republican members voted Monday night to severely weaken ethics rules governing House members.
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"The Department's decision reflects President Trump's blanket defiance of Congress's constitutionally mandated duties," Nadler said in a statement.
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Cartoons, words of hope and messages of defiance have spread quickly through Twitter and Instagram throughout the morning.
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A successor administration's effort to demand more without giving Iran more, in return, will be met with defiance.
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"Our core values are centered around the table being a place of defiance and inclusion, simultaneously," says Blake.
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The Handmaiden had all your trademarks: sadism, masochism, revenge, love in defiance of a taboo, murder, and suicide.
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Napoleone's collection is the happy result of a concerted defiance of persistent, unequal representation in the art market.
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With his defiance, Lamb started a trend – seen in the New Hampshire forum and races across the country.
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Last year North Korea conducted more than 20 ballistic-missile tests in defiance of UN Security Council resolutions.
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Westminster is a festival of Victoriana, a neo-Gothic reminder of Britain's past hegemony and Blitz-era defiance.
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But the blanket defiance of the Trump administration has reached a new level of obstruction in recent days.
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The film catalogs the bold defiance she and her co-workers muster in the face of this persecution.
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The mood is one of defiance, mixed with the fear that another attack could happen at any minute.
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"I am that libertarian," Feldman said, a note of defiance in his voice as he became more exercised.
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A very long Italian novel can seem an act of defiance; it is certainly an act of imposition.
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In the song, Warren's voice crumbled into a near-sob before bursting through a key change with defiance.
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The account was tweeting facts about climate change, apparently in defiance of President Trump's position on the matter.
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They want to join forces with Democrats to pull off the rare procedural trick in defiance of leadership.
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As the Atlantic's editor Jeffrey Goldberg pointed out, Trump's brazen defiance of Tillerson is both dangerous and unprecedented.
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Iran signaled it may restart parts of its nuclear program in direct defiance of a landmark 2015 deal.
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Putin's focus, in the face of sanctions, has been to increase nationalist rhetoric and defiance of U.S. power.
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But the EU has no provision for dealing with a region's secession in defiance of a member country.
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Despite the defiance on show, some said they feared Hong Kong would continue to be squeezed by Beijing.
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Love marriages—the Indian term for unions conducted in defiance of parents' wishes—do not last, she says.
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It seems to contain a folded map, neatly tucked away in brash defiance of any want for direction.
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"I didn't have a plan and that alone felt like an act of defiance," she says via email.
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The move, in defiance of Baghdad, also alarmed neighboring Turkey and Iran who have their own Kurdish minorities.
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As the gladiators tackled single-issue cases, we also saw various government players deal with the Defiance scandal.
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Over a series of five tweets sent Saturday and Sunday, she expressed gratitude, hope, solidarity, joy and defiance.
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I start with the default setting—the space I take up is an act of defiance to some.
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Putin's foreign policy is based on a forthright assertion of national interest even in defiance of international norms.
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Come On Over, like all of Twain's albums, works through stories of heartache, empowerment, love, defiance, and cheekiness.
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Some women, like 26-year-old Jigme Paldel Lhadol, even joined the nunnery in defiance of their family.
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In an act of defiance, Barge showed up to work the next day in a bright pink dress.
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NBC News reported that her suspension decision notice said that action was taken for Newbold's defiance of authority.
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Several pot entrepreneurs working with the state to become compliant were stunned at Weedmaps' defiance of the regulators.
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In defiance of international sanctions, North Korea has continued to test-launch ballistic missiles and conduct nuclear tests.
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"It's good!" he said, wearing a grin that was equal parts dopey happiness, reasonable embarrassment, and dumb defiance.
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The piece is an interesting combination of defiance, self-aggrandizement, anti-establishment sentiment, good intentions, and, well, eloquence.
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AND THEN, in brave defiance of all good public relations commons sense, C.J. just couldn't fucking help himself.
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Her trial became a diplomatic flashpoint, and her defiance in court turned her into a modern Ukrainian hero.
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That look, so common during the early days of Gilead, is gone now, replaced by one of defiance.
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That says a lot about Yost, who is known for trusting his players, sometimes in defiance of statistics.
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Got back into the fray by going around singing the "Marseillaise" in various public places, to show defiance.
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Lily's tousled curls and chunky earrings seems to exist in defiance of Lucy's blunt bangs and sleek pony.
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At times, the dap seemed choreographed to Ali's words, a dance of defiance on the edge of battle.
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Whatever his intentions at the time, he has become the embodiment of defiance in the face of terror.
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Ho, who was in the audience, stood and lifted his crutches in defiance of the North Korean regime.
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" The Supreme Court's "continued refusal to hear Second Amendment cases," he added, "only enables this kind of defiance.
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But he softened his defiance by saying he would notify Xi of any future contacts with Taiwan's president.
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It was only through bipartisan Congressional defiance that many research projects, including the BRAIN Initiative, escaped the axe.
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In other words, if the court found that the men had rights, FDR would shoot them in defiance.
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Earlier, Catalonia's foreign minister confirmed that the region's parliament will convene Monday in defiance of the Spanish government.
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It would be the first veto of his presidency, in direct defiance of Republican concerns about executive overreach.
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In small acts of defiance, they withhold their signatures from bureaucratic documents rejecting students from special education services.
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Reclusive North Korea for years pursued missile and nuclear weapons programs in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Many NFL players have since knelt or locked arms during the national anthem in a show of defiance.
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Only through the impeachment process can Congress check his defiance of the House subpoenas for documents and witnesses.
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But what if adolescent defiance is not a demon to be exorcised, but a power to be harnessed?
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The ministry said on its website that the test was a defiance of international law and deserved condemnation.
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After CVS we headed out to Defiance Ridge Winery where we spent $40.27 on lunch, mimosas, and wine.
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All pride parades happen in defiance of people who want the L.G.B.T. community to be scared and ashamed.
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Clearly, the escalation of missile attacks against civilian targets in Saudi Arabia demonstrates defiance of the U.N. resolutions.
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Media attacks were only increasing the sense of defiance that many local people felt toward America's metropolitan elite.
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Is North Korea's continued testing of missiles a defiance of China as much as it is the US?
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The move, in defiance of Baghdad, also alarmed neighbouring Turkey and Iran who have their own Kurdish minorities.
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That defiance of decorum came out in full force at a New York Fashion Week's Harper's Bazaar party.
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The latest display of defiance follows a flare-up in civilian tensions and public outcry against the government.
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But if there was one ray of hope, it was Wayne's total defiance of the world around him.
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Yet in 1958, in the face of defiance by Southern states of its 1954 ruling in Brown v.
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The poem condemned the city's Jews for their cowardice, in defiance of evidence that Bialik himself had collected.
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DANCE Karole Armitage has long infused ballet with a dark look, a wild defiance and a sharp edge.
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An edge of defiance creeping into her voice, she recalled having dealt with overbearing Masters of the Universe.
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Protestors have been using both British and American flags as a symbol of defiance against the Chinese government.
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Pankhurst in her defiance of law and decency are now threatening to institute a reign of terror. Mrs.
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Mr. Trump and his defenders justify such defiance by saying that the inquiries are partisan and thus illegitimate.
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Personally, I extended my stay in defiance — not entirely without fear, but on principle and because I could.
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Tehran has repeatedly pledged to continue what it calls a defensive missile capability in defiance of Western criticism.
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Last year North Korea reverted to "Pyongyang Time," pushing clocks forward by thirty minutes in defiance of Japan.
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This means that the pressures of conformity, although they feel so insurmountable, can be transformed through sheer defiance.
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That ending would have a ring of familiarity, and still certify this season as a defiance of convention.
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His defiance has proved triumphant, and it may well make him president after the runoff vote on Sunday.
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But then consider the trauma he suffered as a prisoner for six months during the Defiance of Duskendale.
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The most violent episode took place outside the Prague radio station, the city's only major fountainhead of defiance.
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Ron DeSantis, in defiance of advice from health officials, upon his arrival in Orlando for the day's events.
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Instead, as in all the other cases, nationalist pride has led to defiance despite the horrendous humanitarian costs.
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They said it so often, however, that their soundbites almost transcended reassurance to become something more like defiance.
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We also explored what North Korea's latest act of defiance means for China's plans to dominate the region.
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Pieces of that strategy played out in recent days — with no sign yet of ending North Korea's defiance.
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They each were fined $1,000 for their defiance, which they called the first such penalty in U.S. history.
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Perhaps that comes from defiance—a rejection of human limitations that drives us to transcend our bipedal existence.
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It's about changing a culture that they believe has existed for so long, in defiance of the Constitution.
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"I get a sense of a spirit of resolve and defiance among those booking these trips," he said.
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Whether Mr. Tillerson meets these challenges with defiance or moderation will be a telling indication of his leadership.
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He contrasted Chicago's defiance with Miami-Dade County's recent cooperation, formally recognized by the Justice Department this month.
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It is unknown how many Americans are still in the North in ignorance or defiance of the ban.
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But in many ways, shoegaze is that period's understated protest: one with more roots in defeat than defiance.
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In their letter, they also warned that defiance of the subpoena would be used as evidence of obstruction.
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But it contained misleading information that prompted confusion and defiance among law enforcement officials from the jurisdictions named.
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But the move inflamed demonstrations over the weekend and thousands took to the streets wearing masks in defiance.
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Under mounting pressure from Washington, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has taken a stronger stance in defiance of Beijing.
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CNN has found multiple instances this year where that weaponry was diverted, in defiance of end-user agreements.
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Facing them is a life-size cardboard cutout of imprisoned party founder Leopoldo Lopez, fist raised in defiance.
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He campaigned by riding a bicycle through the mountains, carrying a Japanese flag in defiance of Occupation regulations.
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Thanks to Mr. Trump, the Spanish language in the United States has suddenly become a tool of defiance.
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Bathup is the heartiest, a great bowl of soup heavy with hand-torn dough and defiance of winter.
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When the president's wrongdoing was revealed, he launched an unprecedented, indiscriminate and categorical campaign of defiance and obstruction.
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The most successful defiance will be to refuse to take their bait and continue to tell our story.
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Many were built in the 1950s and 60s as a form of defiance against the Civil Rights movement.
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Despite the massive turnout, sociologist Stewart Chau told The Guardian the mood was of distrust and not defiance.
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Jerry Brown, in defiance of President Trump, plans to call for a global climate meeting in San Francisco.
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He has discovered the political correctness loophole, whereby behavior that is otherwise considered bullying suddenly becomes brave defiance.
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If that happens, he said, it would force North Korea "to make a choice" between defiance and negotiations.
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He lived in defiance of physics and race and gender, and we just kind of lived with that.
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In an act of historic defiance, Prince Edward schools remained closed for five years, longer than any others.
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Public defiance forced the government to capitulate, in a stinging setback for the city's ultimate masters in China.
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" The Alabama Court on the Judiciary highlighted an assertion by the commission that investigated Moore deeming his 2016 actions "worse" than the defiance that led to his 2003 ouster, "because the order in this case, if complied with, would have put 68 probate judges in direct defiance of federal law.
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Basquiat hails you to revel in his glorious defiance, then take a piss on the walls of an oppressor.
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In a moment of defiance, she uses her powers and stabs him with a tiny dagger made of light.
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And they're worried about the fate of their new Facebook page, launched in defiance of Trump's anti-consumer crusade.
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"Big Black Cloud" isn't quite a dark, angry song but I think there's a sense of defiance in it.
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Nicole Murphy is a sight to behold ... a woman whose defiance against looking old is one for the ages.
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Ed Templeton: Hairdos of Defiance continues at Roberts Projects (5801 Washington Blvd, Culver City, Los Angeles) through April 21.
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Women who become pregnant say that employers discriminate against them in defiance of labor laws, and go largely unpunished.
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This is my parting note: one of courage and defiance, and a longing for the leadership of the just.
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North Korea has pursued nuclear and missile programs for years in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions and sanctions.
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Dostoğlu said that opening an art museum far away from the cultural capital is itself an act of defiance.
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Officials in Madrid insist that no other continental European democracy would have acted differently if faced with such defiance.
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This is in open defiance of the fact that the core implicit promise of a boy band is ephemerality.
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It frequently made news for effectively disenfranchising American citizens of their Second Amendment rights in defiance of the law.
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Accelerate your program in open defiance of international agreements, and the American president will offer to meet with you.
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CULIACAN, Mexico (Reuters) - The mug shot-style photo of Ovidio Guzman that appeared as he was apprehended oozed defiance.
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In 1685, a Kiev prelate agreed under massive pressure to be installed by Moscow, in defiance of Constantinople's authority.
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Because what's a royal wedding without an act of defiance — especially when we're all waiting to write about it.
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Leslie and Latisha, two protestors who live upstate, echoed this idea with both defiance and not a little sadness.
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Mr Trump even exonerated Mr Putin of interfering in America's election, in defiance of his own country's intelligence assessments.
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Reclusive North Korea has for years pursued missile and nuclear weapons programs in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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The detail is remarkable; the expression of defiance on the faces of four young revolutionaries is particularly well-observed.
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Madonna and Guy Ritchie's custody battle may stem from their prickly past, but there's some teenage defiance involved, too.
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In recent years, Boko Haram attacks have intensified in an apparent show of defiance amid the nation's military onslaught.
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PEOPLE: You didn't write "The Bull" [by Jon Randall and Luke Dick] but you own that message of defiance.
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The experience gave me that defiance and the faith in the music I wanted to write for this record.
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Mr Guaidó's immediate challenge is to return to Venezuela, after leaving the country in defiance of a travel ban.
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Daniel and Susan Hathaway's furry friends Defiance and Enterprise -- in the fourth photo above -- each weigh about 16 pounds.
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The tension between panic and defiance explains the third option, the one chosen by Ryan: careful distance from Trump.
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In an act of defiance, 88 MPs, mostly from Oromia, voted against ratifying the state of emergency last month.
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In defiance of all the laws of nature, this somehow doesn't just kill them, it makes them the killers!
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In defiance of conventions of the female, she is focusing on sinister figures, celebrating their strength and unrelenting control.
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Prior to his defiance of the draft, he was a funny, showboating boxer who belonged to an eccentric religion.
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After days of defiance, Rosselló caved to protesters' demands just as lawmakers were getting ready to start impeachment proceedings.
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"This strike can be regarded as another act of defiance of international law by the United States," Ryabkov said.
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Riot police, batons at the ready, looked on, nonplussed as hundreds of supporters danced, sang and prayed in defiance.
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In Berlin, the Brandenburg Gate was illuminated in the Belgian flag, another symbol of defiance from a neighboring country.
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Jason Aldean has responded with dignity, respect and in some ways defiance, and we are all proud of him.
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Cheating was not simply bad form, it was an act of sacrilege, an open defiance of a holy obligation.
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Every note and every syllable screams resistance, defiance, and community, their intensity borne of anger as well as love.
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Ironically, Gravel was supporting the New York Times, which first published the papers in defiance of the Nixon administration.
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NFL protests The NFL continued its defiance of President Trump's criticism of those who protest during the National Anthem.
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On Twitter, Jewish writers have reclaimed the echo, adding parentheses around their Twitter handles in a show of defiance.
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Catalonia's declaration was in defiance of the Madrid government, which was preparing to impose direct rule over the region.
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In the case of Beale Street, that love is an open defiance to an ugliness that runs without instruction.
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The reason for this defiance is that for the North Korean dynasty a weapon is not just a weapon.
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It's not clear at this point if the Catalan parliament will still meet, in defiance of the court's action.
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It's a gesture of defiance and shamelessness, and of a new kind of compassionate chic: Chinot got to work.
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These and other Mueller loose ends need attention because they appear to be in defiance of fact, not law.
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The musician's defiance inspired several other artists to demand better treatment and to take creative action against unfair contracts.
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To be violent, in defiance of the state's monopoly on violence, is therefore to be a kind of traitor.
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"This decision represents a clear escalation in the Trump administration's blanket defiance of Congress's constitutionally mandated duties," Nadler said.
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He fidgeted, appeared uncomfortable, but there was perceptible defiance in his voice as he plodded through his opening remarks.
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The North Korean test ratchets up tensions in the region and represents a show of defiance against President Trump.
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Today we planned to go to Defiance, Missouri, to check out a winery for my 30th birthday next weekend.
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Down the street, dozens of young men covering their faces with shirts and holding homemade mortar launchers vowed defiance.
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He told The Guardian in 2003 that he considered his appearance an act of defiance against the status quo.
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His defiance of the vast country looming over his proximate island would define him, along with a growing megalomania.
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Perhaps what is most alarming is the calculation by Trump that this defiance of Congress will be politically popular.
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In general, missile testing and development is used by rogue states to signal resolve and defiance against foreign adversaries.
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That dispute stems from the assembly's decision to seat three legislators in defiance of another ruling by the court.
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But what we are seeing now — examples of courageous defiance by some (and hunkering down by others) — seems different.
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It also suggested motorists show the ad when they stopped at the toll booth in an act of defiance.
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And when Yeah Yeah Yeahs paused to exhale, it was with defiance and stubborn conviction that they truly delivered.
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The cost of Cuba's defiance against America It's economic development that differentiates the two communist nations, according to Gao.
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Yet the North's escalating defiance is rapidly increasing pressure on the administration in Washington as well as in Asia.
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"I have never seen such open and flagrant defiance of Apple's rules by an App Store developer," Strafach concluded.
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Yet the beauty of Black Girl Magic lies in its defiance of that narrative pushed by patriarchal white supremacy.
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"With every passing round of defiance, you are eroding people's faith in institutions, in government, and politics," he said.
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So, maybe I am glad, but glad in spite of the prevailing context: glad as an act of defiance.
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The reclusive state has conducted five nuclear tests and a series of missile launches in defiance of U.N. resolutions.
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That defiance of the voters really could lead to a backlash of Sanders loyalists against the party, Abramowitz said.
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On its cover, by legendary graphic designer Chip Kidd, an outraged pink vagina figurine raises its fists in defiance.
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In defiance of precedents set by the Supreme Court, Trump has called for flag burning protesters to be jailed.
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Several career foreign-service officials are scheduled to testify against Trump — many in defiance of the White House's orders.
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Chris Sacca, a prominent venture investor, said there was only one path for those attending next week's meeting: defiance.
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In defiance of custom, 'Ntoni tries to eliminate the middlemen, mortgaging his family's house to buy a bigger boat.
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Such defiance is the latest and most high-profile development in a confrontation that has been building for months.
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The owners of the Good Fork, Insa and Fort Defiance are reviving the 6893th-century New York dining institution.
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Elsewhere in Europe, one Swedish woman's act of defiance cast a harsh light on Europe's deportations of asylum seekers.
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I was often unaware of what and why I was resisting, and so my defiance was murky, incoherent, erratic.
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He has spent much of the week offering defiance and remorse, and trying to hold on to his job.
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On some tunes the band is joined by an M.C. or a poet, spinning verses of defiance and affirmation.
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Each person here is attracted to a throwback style of entertainment, and there's a sense of defiance in that.
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Despite the defiance on show, some said they feared that Hong Kong would continue to be squeezed by Beijing.
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The president's tax returns, documents he has steadfastly refused to release in defiance of tradition, remain a central target.
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Other works carve out a space for activism and defiance, as in works by Robert Longo and Emory Douglas.
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Knowing that our maps were watching us produced individual acts of defiance that amounted to collective acts of resistance.
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If so, we may all one day bless the inane death-defiance as a means to a worthy end.
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There is no radicalism there — perhaps defiance, and likely just exhaustion from being married to a serial philandering misogynist.
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In Syria, Kurdish-led regions begin holding local elections in defiance of the government's vow to retake the territory.
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"Stalag 17""Twelve O'Clock High""Downfall""Lawrence of Arabia""Defiance""The Battle of Britain""Tora, Tora, Tora""Kelly's Heroes"
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However, he said, Ms. Manning would still have to pay $256,000 in fines for her defiance of the subpoena.
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But a referendum in defiance of Spain's rule of law, without the blessing of central authorities, has inflamed controversy.
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Raucous chants and displays of defiance have shocked tourists from mainland China, where such free expression is severely restricted.
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But in the United States, where the film takes place, purple vividly signifies daring and defiance, independence and strength.
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Those mixed emotions seemed to capture the spirit of the day — a combination of defiance, determination, exhaustion and resignation.
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In the late seventies, Verdi chronicled the punk scene at CBGB with a Leica, capturing the jagged, fleeting defiance.
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His defiance of reality probably pleased President Trump, who likes lieutenants to pretend everything is going according to plan.
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Collin Green represents a rare moment of defiance from the Defense Department against the Trump administration, the Times notes.
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Responsibility for PTC implementation, and rail safety in general, on the Point Defiance Bypass was shared by several entities.
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His defiance came as the Supreme Court released an audio tape of him speaking with JBS Chairman Joesley Batista.
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Puigdemont's regional government held the vote last year in defiance of a Spanish court that had ruled it illegal.
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This act of personal preference was in direct defiance of Scorsese's request not to watch "The Irishman" that way.
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EU ambassador Gordon Sondland's lawyers took special note of his explicit defiance of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's orders.
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Disciplinary threats for walking out Some students walked out in defiance of school districts who threatened to punish participants.
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The voters mostly ignored this brazen defiance of institutional norms, but its consequences, as McConnell intended, have been enormous.
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The defiance of prohibition and other societal strictures were exemplified by bathtub gin, bootleggers, speakeasies, flappers and the Charleston.
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" But there were messages of power and defiance too — one sign read "Oceans are rising and so are we.
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Though corruption was punished, so was, in the eyes of many of Mr. Sharif's supporters, defiance of the military.
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RED HOOK The thing I always try to do is go shopping at Fairway and drinking at Fort Defiance.
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By that measure, and in the face of virulent racism, this intimate exhibition constitutes a glorious act of defiance.
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But only President Trump has ordered that categorical defiance of a congressional investigation, the automatic rejection of all subpoenas.
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In a charmed but controversial life, Trump has rarely faced consequences for his rule breaking and defiance of restraints.
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You might expect that one of them, at least, would bear a lingering trace of Nazi defiance, but no.
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Under Trump, the US moved its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, in defiance of international norms.
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Seaman said Pyongyang's defiance will likely spur the U.S. and its allies to expand sanctions on the reclusive regime.
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Their defiance is likely now to be tested by renewed calls to turn local police officers into immigration enforcers.
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The lewdly choreographed show, taking place out of sight of Sisi's ubiquitous security forces, seemed an act of defiance.
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In our conversations, which took place in the course of several weeks, he veered between self-pity and defiance.
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Protesters there have kept a police station under siege for over two weeks in defiance of President Daniel Ortega.
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It would also impose sanctions on Turkey for buying Russian missiles in defiance of the US and NATO allies.
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Protests spread to Peru the next year and, this November, prompted defiance in an unlikely arena: a beauty pageant.
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This past weekend brought yet another example of Republican defiance, with the war of tweets between Trump and Sen.
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And most of its work appears to be in calculated defiance not of capitalism, exactly, but of good taste.
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Mr. Trump, given his own baggage and the freewheeling defiance of Alabama voters, would do well to watch cautiously.
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Or filled one of Pinter's famous pauses with the hope of love, or a gesture of defiance, or resignation.
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The precautions and fear are being emulated across the world — although met with equal parts defiance from queer organizations.
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He asserts that the US didn't even have a border before his inauguration, in defiance of anything resembling reality.
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The images are an act of defiance toward mainstream culture and its neglect of and hostility to the epidemic.
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Iraqi Kurds held their referendum in defiance of their U.S. ally, the Baghdad government, and neighboring Turkey and Iran.
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Tensions have flared anew over North Korea's ongoing nuclear and missile programmes, pursued in defiance of years of U.N. resolutions.
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Age-defiance has long been a part of the music that young white musicians fashioned from black rhythm and blues.
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If Seehofer actually implements it in defiance of Merkel, it could threaten the future of the government and the chancellor.
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In a show of defiance, Fonda returned to the parlor for tea wearing said white gloves, pearls, and nothing else.
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Gulf allies have also backed Riyadh during the crisis and there was a mood of defiance among some regional executives.
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Humbly, it's also become a symbol of strength, resilience, heart, power and defiance to so many people around the world.
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She was also outlining her plans to hold a new referendum on Scottish independence - again in defiance of London's position.
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I see the figures within my work as having an inner strength and a defiance even if they appear vulnerable.
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Freund told detectives that his wife believed AJ had "oppositional defiance disorder," and was always combative and defiant, documents say.
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Palestinian activists have set sail in defiance of years of an Israeli and Egyptian naval blockade on the Gaza Strip.
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And yet, as if in defiance of such mainstream platforms, his photographs traffic in enigmas and silences, riddles and obscurities.
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The moment was a rare defiance of Exxon's management, which opposed the report, and maybe a step toward more transparency.
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In a further display of recalcitrance, North Korea tested four missiles simultaneously on March 6th, in defiance of UN sanctions.
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Last October, meanwhile, a man was arrested after taking a sledgehammer to the star in a bold act of defiance.
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In an unprecedented show of defiance against Jacob Zuma, some cabinet ministers asked the scandal-plagued president to step down.
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In July, Turkey took delivery of a Russian antiaircraft missile system in defiance of the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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Few, however, have told their father's story of defiance as frequently and publicly as Roland Berger, a celebrated management consultant.
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In a rare act of social defiance, she returned to school, earning the respect of her teachers and fellow students.
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The high-priced X1D could almost be considered an act of defiance against the grim economics of the camera industry.
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This weekend, a wave of protesters took to the streets in Hong Kong, in open defiance of a police ban.
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In public, Pompeo defended the decision, arguing, in defiance of the facts, that it constituted a continuation of Trump's policy.
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And increasingly, Democrats say Trump's unprecedented defiance of congressional subpoenas leaves them no choice but to reach for extreme measures.
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The proposals, which were driven by shareholding activists and employees, were nonbinding, but represented a moment of defiance against Amazon.
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On that day in 1919, independence fighters waved the taegukgi in defiance of the colonial authorities, who had banned it.
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Uber continued the pilot program in defiance of the warning, but today the state finally made good on its threat.
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Both actions were in defiance of Security Council resolutions banning the North from pursuing nuclear arms or ballistic missile technology.
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Across Europe, men have also been putting on skirts in defiance of uniform policies which stop them from wearing shorts.
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Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov has now responded to the ban with a message of defiance on the service.
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As an activist, he became a Freedom Rider, riding interstate buses into the heart of Georgia in defiance of segregation.
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Family friendly streaming service VidAngel is refusing to shut down, in defiance of a court order issued earlier in December.
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If America pursues a mercantilist trade policy in defiance of the global trading system, other countries are bound to follow.
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CUP on Friday called on Puigdemont to make an unequivocal declaration of independence in defiance of the Madrid government's deadlines.
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To follow through on the implicit threat would, ironically, put the US in defiance of the terms of the agreement.
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The Treasury Department slapped sanctions on Iran this Friday for testing ballistic missiles in defiance of a United Nations resolution.
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Within days, the singer posted a message of defiance and announced plans to return to Manchester for the benefit show.
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And in a weird state of defiance and inversion, the crappier it is, the better time everyone seems to have.
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Some days people are a narrative journey of loss, maybe guilt, but also there are narratives of resilience, and defiance.
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But one strategist told CNBC that North Korea's latest missile test is not any different from previous acts of defiance.
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Duterte's defiance is among the traits that make him wildly popular in the Philippines, where his crackdown has broad support.
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An Irish republic was proclaimed, in defiance of British power, and demanded the loyalty of all Irish men and women.
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"You know, I'm just not gonna stop, man," he says while walking down the street, in apparent defiance of terrorists.
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Watch as Alok writes a letter to their younger self about the struggles, defiance, and beauty of growing up trans.
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North Korea has fired missiles over Japan as it pursues nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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Her dissent ended with a defiance of form and tone that was unusual both for her and for the Court.
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I don't put triple parentheses around my name on Twitter, as some Jews do, in defiance of T.R.S.'s Echo.
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North Korea has steadily tested a series of weapons, in defiance of international pressure and the threat of new sanctions.
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Formulated with little consultation, the proposed legislation prompted millions to take to the streets in defiance, which started in June.
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North Korea launched a missile over Japan into the Pacific Ocean on Thursday in defiance of the new Security Council.
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Colonel Schaefer showed defiance early on, beginning a hunger strike on Thanksgiving to protest deprivations, including the lack of mail.
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After halftime, in the heat, they came back on the field long before the Germans did, almost brimming with defiance.
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This piece ends with a question: What else might teenagers be driven to do in the name of benevolent defiance?
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The destruction was meted out as punishment for Oba Ovonramwen's defiance, as he insisted on charging the colonizers custom duties.
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The straitjacket of the euro, maintained through necessity in defiance of logic, may become untenable once unraveling has been legitimized.
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The reclusive state has conducted five nuclear tests and a series of missile launches in defiance of United Nations resolutions.
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The NFL anthem protests are highly visible acts of a kind of defiance that Trump and his supporters find intolerable.
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This productivity-minded spirit of defiance holds appeal for many children of the Consciousness III generation: the so-called millennials.
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Instead, he said he was dumbfounded by the President's defiance and basked in what he sees as Trump's true self.
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The characters in my work are soft but show defiance in being submissive, it's a reflection of my own experiences.
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