It's a mode of work that demands excellence, that demands high quality, and demands intention and purpose.
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"And that, I will do, unless the Castro regime meets our demands—not my demands, our demands," Trump said.
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Iteration demands patience and process; it demands empathy and humility.
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The rom-com formula, if it demands anything at all, demands resolution.
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The demands appear to not have changed from demands released in October. Sen.
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Conservatives have demands, moderates like Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski have demands, and Sen.
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I have been trying to juggle the demands of motherhood with the demands of training.
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"Five or six broad visionary demands, and then local demands for Ferguson specifically" said Kumodzi.
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Qatar 'studying' demands Qatar confirmed Friday it had received the list and was studying the demands.
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The demands are very much in line with the demands of our parents and grandparents before.
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DreamHost is doing the right thing by refusing the department's demands and making those demands public.
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Myth demands an outsized sense of self, and its music likewise demands to be ego made sonic.
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Neither U.S. demands for burden-sharing nor European resistance to those demands were anything new, they suggested.
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That demands a personality to match, and Kasie is a woman controlled by the demands of men.
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Power refers to a capacity of influencing another's behavior, making demands and having those demands met (Dwyer, 2000).
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Allison orchestrates a group vote on the demands among the inmates, eventually creating a list of 210 demands.
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It's like a full-time job for players, and the demands of work outweigh the demands of school.
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"The original 12 demands that were put out… I think these demands are, quite frankly, pretty straightforward," Bannon said.
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The Hanoi summit broke down over U.S. demands for North Korea's denuclearization and North Korean demands for sanctions relief.
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I'd love to know how you distinguish the manufacture of new demands with the satisfaction of demands that already exist.
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In its goals and demands of the federal government the FDP did not fulfil the demands on a liberal party.
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Populist movements are not responsible because they can simply make demands without shouldering the burden of carrying those demands out.
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Humanitarian reflexes alone are not a substitute for the demands of foreign policy, the kind of demands Germany increasingly faces.
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Those should be simple, uncontroversial demands—and they're demands Trump himself instinctively understood, as evidenced by his swamp-draining refrain.
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"Our demands on Iran are not unreasonable: give up your program," Pompeo said in a speech outlining demands on Iran.
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And to the (small) extent that he is making any coherent demands on China, they're demands China can't/won't meet.
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But the demands of Amazon and the demands of Jewish life can clash, especially on the Sabbath or on holidays.
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I really understand their demands – the five demands and what they want from the government – but I can't understand how they want to achieve these demands, how they want to negotiate with the government through violent actions.
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I really understand their demands the five demands and what they want from the government but I can't understand how they want to achieve these demands, how they want to negotiate with the government through violent actions.
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Here's the thing: The demands children place on you are so different than the demands thrown at you at the office.
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Nixon had initially tried to stave off these demands by releasing edited transcripts of the tapes, which didn't satisfy investigators' demands.
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The Hanoi summit collapsed after U.S. demands for North Korea's complete denuclearization and North Korea's demands for relief from punishing sanctions.
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Qatar: We won't comply with illegal demands It's not known how many of the demands, if any, Qatar agreed to meet.
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Negotiating the tough tradeoff between the demands of parenthood and the demands of work is hard enough in its own right.
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You have to really balance your work experience and the demands of the work and the demands of cultivating a relationship.
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There are the demands and joys of creating art … and then there are the demands and joys of being a parent.
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Today, though, he issued a clear list of demands: What will get him on board: Some version of these demands, probably.
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MillerCoors is resisting consumer demands for transparency in the ingredients used to brew its beers, but those demands are here to stay.
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One of the most challenging aspects of the long negotiations was to balance the demands of justice with the demands of peace.
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His office on Monday outlined demands that could lead to his support, but those demands would require major changes to the legislation.
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For years, tech companies have received demands from federal law enforcement for users' data — and they've had to keep those demands a secret.
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Unions tempered their demands, in line with the tougher environment, yet what companies will give is largely expected to be below those demands.
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"The Constitution demands that President Trump's private interests and official conduct remain separate, and this latest announcement demands scrutiny by Congress," Nadler said.
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It's a compelling tale of freedom in which Ms. Jackson liberates herself from the demands of suffocating men to make her own demands.
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Wang said the U.S. had made "unreasonably high" demands and insisted on adding "demands relating to China's sovereign rights" to the countries' agreement.
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When Trump does make immigration demands of Congress, furthermore, he has a lot of trouble choosing a few demands and sticking to them.
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When the company started to object to the political demands, the left huffed that how could Bezos possibly object to the ransom demands?
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Then, the firm sent a letter with its demands in late December, requesting a positive response to the demands in less than two weeks.
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From the first court hearing, Aeroflot admitted to having certain demands regarding their flight attendants' clothing size and weight, arguing these demands were justified.
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I like spring and fall: in spring you're coming off the demands of winter; and in fall you coming off the demands of summer.
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He put allies and enemies alike on notice: acceding to American demands brought contempt and further demands; standing strong against the U.S. brought concessions.
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It's always going to be hard because he demands the ball so much, he demands control of the offense and he creates for everybody.
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"The people have demands, some of which are economic, social and security-related, and all these demands should be heeded," he said on Monday.
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"They will be forced to make the choice between privately kowtowing to all demands or resisting extra-judicial demands on their users," she said.
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" Isaacson said Dorsey is stuck between the demands of his conscience and the demands of Wall Street, which incentivizes "ever growing numbers of users.
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And it's a stunning performance from Woodard, who plays a woman caught between the demands of her work and the demands of her soul.
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These sexual, emotional and physical demands would begin to extend to social demands: payment for care of the elderly, parental leave, child care, etc.
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But after two days of negotiations, North Korea called America's demands "gangster-like" and "regrettable," although it was unclear then what Pompeo's demands were.
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Nonwhite groups are raising increasingly prominent political demands, and often those demands coincide with issues such as policing that also speak to authoritarian concerns.
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Yet per capita human demands for food, water, energy and other environmental resources continue to grow, as wealthier populations make greater demands on Earth's resources.
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We could see reduced demands on health and social care systems as workforce stress levels fall, and balancing care and work demands become more manageable.
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An unintended pregnancy is virtually certain to impose substantial, unplanned-for expenses and time demands on any family, and those demands fall disproportionately on women.
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Postmates argued that Keller Lenkner's demands did not satisfy the company's contractual requirements, which specify that arbitration demands must include individual facts, not generic allegations.
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The countries issued a list of 13 demands for Qatar as a requirement for re-establishing diplomatic relations, though Doha has largely refused the demands.
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I look at feminism as feeling empowered enough to behave in a way that demands respect, rather than acting in a way that demands attention.
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It is difficult to imagine how Tehran would take European demands for changing the deal seriously when those players know the demands come under duress.
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They're not organized enough to make policy demands of a policy administration, and too disillusioned by mainstream politics to make such demands in any case.
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Making a lot of demands can be a warning sign for abusive behavior, particularly if these demands are being used to control or restrict your actions.
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In ordinary times, such an accusation would send both parties and the White House scrambling into action with demands and counter-demands for an immediate investigation.
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President Donald Trump is used to making big demands — and in the trade war, those demands might be far grander than anything he's able to win.
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It means looking around corners to find new, remunerative, productive opportunities for American exporters to meet global demands, and positioning American producers to meet those demands.
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" DEMANDS Hong Kong school and university students were boycotting classes and holding rallies for a second straight day, calling for what protesters call their "five demands.
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Today, they make the same demands to Chinese authorities for self-determination, and the same demands for British citizenship, that London turned down in the 1980s.
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Echoes of "five demands, not one less" echoed through the streets, referring to protesters' calls for universal suffrage in choosing the city's leader, among other demands.
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The platform of the strike seeks to elevate the demands of the majority of women, not simply the demands of the loudest or most privileged women.
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The bill has since been withdrawn -- one of the protesters' five major demands -- but many remain unsatisfied and have vowed to continue until all demands are met.
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The Hanoi summit collapsed after the two sides failed to reconcile differences between U.S. demands for North Korea's complete denuclearization and North Korean demands for sanctions relief.
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U.S. government agencies requested the most data from the company during the period, filing 2,120 demands for 4,150 accounts — accounting for about one-third of all demands.
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Cipollone called Cummings's demands "unprecedented and extraordinarily intrusive demands" and said the chairman "failed to point to any authority establishing a legitimate legislative purpose" for the request.
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We have come together because we see that patent owners and product makers have become trapped in an endless cycle of demands, counter-demands, and unproductive litigation.
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And he acknowledged that the White House places a lot of demands on countries he visits because of the size of his entourage and his security demands.
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Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
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The Arabs won't do that if that plan does not meet some minimum Palestinian demands, and the Palestinians won't settle for those minimum demands without Arab cover.
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The problem is that while he's comfortable saying what that ethical vision demands of him, he's very uncomfortable saying what it demands of the rest of us.
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If your employer hasn't noticed the discrepancy between the demands on you and the demands on others, it would be an honorable move to point this out.
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There are now two principals at MSD, because the basic demands of running a school are now joined by the demands of managing a community in crisis.
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The subpoena also shows that Schneiderman's demands have been very similar to the demands of Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey (D) in her separate investigation into Exxon.
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"I believe citizens would agree that the public's demands are actually beyond the 'five demands,'" said the chief executive, referencing the five principle demands of the movement, which include an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality, the release of all detained protesters, and greater democratic freedoms including universal suffrage.
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Societal expectations and employee demands are becoming the rules by which companies must now operate, and they must be willing and ready to respond to these new demands.
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Wanda's liquidity position may still come under substantial pressure if its offshore syndicated loan lenders make demands for early repayment and Wanda fails to meet these demands promptly.
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BlackBerry was all set to exit the country last year in response to demands to monitor its data, but it cancelled the withdrawal after those demands were dropped.
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"Their demands -- that Qatar close down Al Jazeera, force the breakup of families, and pay 'compensation' -- are demands that bear no relation to the Riyadh agreements," he added.
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She volunteers — well, demands — to present either the Oscar for Best Picture or Best Director, and requests — well, demands — hair, makeup, and a chauffeur on the Academy's tab.
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While Google employees publicly endorsed the demands made by Amazon workers during the climate strike, today is the first time they have directed those demands to Google's leadership.
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Physical Demands The physical demands listed here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of his/her job.
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"Any time that the Senate Intelligence Committee demands that you testify, demands data from you, you better take it seriously," said Vaidhyanathan, who's writing a book about Facebook.
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Justice demands that a politician enjoy the same presumption of innocence as any citizen, but public service demands that a leader place the public interest before his own.
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The government has repeatedly said the committee's demands for dialogue exclude other sectors and that it cannot meet certain demands, including that it refrain from deploying the ESMAD.
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"Our belief as you know is that Miller, who's a very hard-liner, wrote these demands, and they may or may not be going-in demands," Hoyer said.
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Even using a delay to get foreign leaders to cooperate with an administration's demands is not itself an offense of the kind that the Constitution demands for impeachment.
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"What I think you'll see during Infantry Week is the physical demands and the mental demands that are going to be placed upon the competitors," Command Sgt. Maj.
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" The President-elect vowed to roll back all "concessions" made to Cuba unless the "regime meets our demands," demands that include "religious and political freedom for the Cuban people.
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In making his selection, Modi will need to juggle competing demands from within his own party, the economy's need for more stimulus and investors' demands for an independent thinker.
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Okay, Celie, can you sort of set the stage of the letter that went out that was sent by Claire, and the demands, how you all formulated the demands?
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Together, they have launched a joint venture called FairTube and sent a letter of demands to YouTube accompanied by a video explaining their concerns, demands, and plan of action.
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Studies have been disrupted and some universities have been closed over new demands even after Zuma yielded in October to student demands not to increase university fees in 2016.
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Seemingly bolstering arguments that the case will impact Pym's decision is Orenstein's assessment that, technologically, the government's demands regarding Farook's phone are much higher than its demands regarding Feng's.
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Two issues stand out; Turkish Cypriot demands for a rotating presidency, and Greek Cypriot demands that Turkey pull all its troops off the island, and renounce its intervention rights.
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We reiterate the demands of the walkout, and make it clear that meeting these demands for all of us requires: An end to pay and opportunity inequity for TVCs.
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Its demands include: The People's Cultural Plan, a list of bold and specific demands, exists in three planks: Equitable Housing, Land & Development Policies; Labor Equity; and Public Funding Equity.
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These presidents make demands, and they use rhetoric that, in many ways, is the rhetoric that people on the left have also used and the demands they've also made.
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Here are our current demands: We acknowledge the difficult position in which these demands will place leadership, and consequently the unfortunate strain any ramifications will put on our staff.
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The friction has put Economy Minister Giovanni Tria in a tricky position trying to navigate between Lega and M5S leaders' demands for more spending and the Commission's demands for less.
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"Almost no other country wants to negotiate a trade agreement with the United States because they know the administration will make impossible demands, or demands that end up restricting trade."
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But a second summit in Vietnam in February collapsed when the two sides were unable to bridge differences between U.S. demands for denuclearization and North Korean demands for sanctions relief.
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The dialogue was generally calm although a small crowd in the stadium was heard shouting "Five demands, not one less" – a reference to protester demands — as Lam left the stage.
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"The companies urge the unions to narrow their demands, particularly non-wage demands, so that the companies in turn can focus on improving wages within the context of affordability," said Motlhamme.
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A summit between Trump and Kim in Vietnam in February collapsed after they failed to reconcile differences between Washington's demands for Pyongyang's complete denuclearization and North Korean demands for sanctions relief.
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Previous rounds of talks have failed to narrow differences over U.S. demands for North Korea to give up all its nuclear weapons and Pyongyang's demands for relief from punishing economic sanctions.
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"The physical demands of running for president, even with private planes and Secret Service protection, are more difficult than the mental demands," said Scott Reed, who managed Mr. Dole's 1996 campaign.
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Those talks broke down in February over U.S. demands for North Korea to give up all of its nuclear weapons and Pyongyang's demands for relief from punishing U.S.-led international sanctions.
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Those crying foul over Italy's cowardly surrender to Iran's arrogant demands have overlooked one detail that is, arguably, quite significant: that no demands were ever made, and no surrender ever happened.
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Enable them to cut some of their time demands. ?
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During the premiere episode, Euron (Pilou Asbæck) asks — demands?
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Thing is though ... Steven's got a lot of demands.
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" She added, "At every turn we've met CTU's demands.
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And that balance — between the demands of being human and the demands of celebrity — may ultimately prove to be much trickier than simply plotting and selling the image of an enviable life.
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"But I think demands such as the closure of Al-Jazeera, the payment of reparations and a number of other demands were really made not to be met -- they're untenable," he said.
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A deadline for Doha to comply with the four states' demands officially expired overnight; Qatar has submitted replies to the demands to mediator Kuwait, but nobody has disclosed what those replies are.
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A summit between Trump and Kim in Vietnam in February collapsed after they failed to reconcile differences between U.S. demands for North Korea's complete denuclearisation and North Korean demands for sanctions relief.
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A February summit in Vietnam between Trump and Kim collapsed after the two sides failed to reconcile differences between Washington's demands for Pyongyang's complete denuclearization and North Korean demands for sanctions relief.
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A deadline for Doha to comply with the four states' demands officially expired overnight; Qatar has submitted replies to the demands to mediator Kuwait but nobody has disclosed what those replies are.
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Specifically, China has not budged from the three demands it made of the US when talks collapsed in in May of this year:China demands the US remove all tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Two issues are especially vexing: Turkish Cypriot demands for a rotating presidency, and Greek Cypriot demands that Turkey withdraws all of its 30,000 troops from the island and renounces its intervention rights.
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A summit in February between Kim and President Donald Trump collapsed when the two leaders were unable to bridge differences between U.S. demands for denuclearization and North Korean demands for sanctions relief.
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Extreme partisan demands – like those that have led to previous shutdowns – would carry more weight, since there would be far less pressure to drop those demands in order to pass spending bills.
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Others maintain that this is immaterial to the main charge: Mr Trump did not need to have made the military aid contingent on his political demands for those demands to be wrong.
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Public companies face a mountain of often incomprehensible or conflicting regulatory demands that are not relevant to performance; that delisting has risen in step with such demands seems unlikely to be a coincidence.
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" Since he first started in 1996, the demands from artists have changed drastically, incorporating more than traditional casting methods, "I'm producing sculptures for artists in various techniques, and with all kinds of demands.
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"No wavering on the 13 demands" the headline of the Abu Dhabi government-linked al-Ittihad newspaper read on Thursday, referring to a list of demands the Arab states had put to Qatar.
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A summit between Trump and Kim in Vietnam in February collapsed after they failed to reconcile differences between U.S. demands for North Korea's complete denuclearization and Pyongyang's demands for relief from punishing sanctions.
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"We realized that the Yellow Vests' demands were our demands—purchasing power, increased fuel prices, not being able to make ends meet," Hassan Ben M'barek, who runs the Collectif Banlieues Respect, told me.
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Indeed, he brings to mind George Orwell's observation that totalitarianism demands the continuous alteration of the past, and in the long run probably demands a disbelief in the very existence of objective truth.
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Over several phone calls and texts, the woman "made repeated demands for money, and threatened to make her allegations public and to sue Richard if her demands were not met," Ms. Brisbois said.
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Two issues have proved especially vexing: Turkish Cypriot demands for a rotating presidency, and Greek Cypriot demands that Turkey withdraws all of its 30,000 troops from the island and renounces its intervention rights.
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When the arbitration service nevertheless determined that the couriers' demands were sufficient and assessed Postmates about $11 million in fees, the company refused to pay and continued to insist the demands were improper.
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"The way that I work demands a very particular aesthetic, a muscularity and playfulness, and it demands a kind of intimacy between the people in the company," he said before rehearsal that day.
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Demands for damages shrank from billions to millions of dollars.
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But FCA is resisting its demands for a unanimity rule.
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There is so much happening, culturally, that demands our attention.
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Did any of his habits or demands stick with you?
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Without a strong mandate, Europe can ignore the UK's demands.
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If the government wins, more demands are likely to follow.
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Compared to these demands, Facebook's report is a mixed bag.
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Qatar's response to the demands has not been made public.
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And then it demands a play, one way or another.
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His government has likened such demands to an attempted coup.
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Wow, looks like Coco has some pretty particular petting demands.
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As our consumer demands change, we can change with them.
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The Nvidia 1080 demands 180 watts of power to run.
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The torquey performance demands rubber stout enough to keep up.
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European countries have not yet agreed to the US demands.
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When Britney demands, "raise my roof," it is an honor.
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Denuclearization is a very key part of the U.S. demands.
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"People's consumption demands are ever increasing," the finance ministry said.
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"Scott, are you going to do anything?" demands Kardashian, 29.
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And when they do, they have some pretty specific demands.
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The president intermittently demands that Senate Republicans ax the filibuster.
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He has been facing demands from the street to quit.
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Grigor is impressed, but he demands Todd's direct phone number.
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Regardless, one party seems more responsive to the industry's demands.
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He throws out demands, then abandons them without a thought.
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"We will not give up until our demands are met."
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It also demands a detailed strategy for funding the plan.
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In Wales, too, it could stoke demands for more autonomy.
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It offers eventual full equality so it demands full assimilation.
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He stopped accepting them and now demands cash up front.
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Rather, it's a "helpful assistant" that demands to be experienced.
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In return, the employers' extravagant demands had to be met.
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"Joans: Get out here with your skills up," she demands.
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But unlike the Echo before it, the Show demands interaction.
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I resent how the world demands shame from trans women.
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He demands one too and asks whom she would date.
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Uber only implemented tipping earlier this year following driver demands.
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And the first uprising has already sparked demands from others.
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But, for Stevens, the protesters' demands don't go far enough.
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The pay demands come as employers struggle to find workers.
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A solidarity state demands both shared sacrifice and shared reward.
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But most importantly, he demands that Daniels be taken seriously.
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Our demands have become even more urgent given recent news.
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Activists are renewing demands for greater democracy in the territory.
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But demands for more counselors, nurses and psychologists are growing.
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Such demands may be too much for Google's top brass.
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No demands, an inward focus, time to breathe and reflect.
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The lawsuit demands an emergency court hearing on the matter.
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The town was built in 1917 to sustain coal demands.
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The Trump administration's demands seem to be much more fluid.
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This is a text that rewards rereading and demands engagement.
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This Cha Cha demands some major groove and soulful funk!
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I've received more than my fair share of outrageous demands.
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Lam has refused to accede to any of the demands.
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They meet in the basement, and Bernard demands some answers.
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Newly armed with the truth, Debra finally demands some answers.
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Their demands were for improved wages, benefits, and safety regulations.
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Los Angeles County officials say the union demands are unaffordable.
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Such German demands had grated with some lawmakers in Britain.
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"But in public, they say they don't follow anyone's demands".
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Their discontent demands a political, rather than merely legal, response.
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A "fair deal", she demands: "money in exchange for services".
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Such demands are not yet widely accepted in South Korea.
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Even defeats can keep campaigners' demands in the public eye.
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Obama also spoke on the demands of the U.S. presidency.
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But the boss' demands always end up destroying Stefan, too.
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Butt sex can be incredible — but anal sex demands respect.
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Cluj, too, is facing labour shortages and escalating wage demands.
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But demands for fundamental change are much harder for China.
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Qatar says it is ready to meet any "reasonable" demands.
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The demands of the strikers differ from country to country.
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But the list also included alarming demands concerning Mr Abrams.
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Faced with their competing demands, Bean falls into her bottle.
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The Russians were not ready to listen to our demands.
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She runs up to the stage and demands the mic.
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But truly unbreakable cryptography demands a lot of its users.
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Such demands are complicated by the fact that Duterte suspects
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Miranda Bailey visits Meredith at her house and demands coffee.
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Confronting this evil demands new thinking and decisive new action.
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There is an exception, however, when clients make unreasonable demands.
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As protesters' demands remain unmet, demonstrations have grown increasingly violent.
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You can learn more about the list of demands here.
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But these recent successes have been controlled by the demands
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In exchange, the Burkinabes agreed to drop demands for compensation.
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Meanwhile, Congress is doing nothing to meet Trump's policy demands.
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Democrats have also caved on one of their main demands.
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The malware demands victims hand over $300 worth of bitcoin.
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And when the demands are utopian, when does it end?
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley indicated his support for the demands.
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It demands a lot of commitment and study of numbers.
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The Panama Papers' revelations have added momentum to those demands.
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It demands, for once, a policy worthy of the name.
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Go deeper: Russia revelations spark demands for new media revelations.
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And his demands for change couldn't have come soon enough.
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Some of these demands were focused on better medical care.
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But the demands being made of them seemed increasingly unreasonable.
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She demands to know what Jack is doing Friday night.
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I know nothing of the time demands of rural life.
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Limiting Iran's missile capabilities was one of Pompeo's main demands.
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Gulf countries have insisted that their demands are non- negotiable.
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Will it wither under the crushing demands of impatient shareholders?
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The demands for additional money from Mylan came after Sen.
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It also demands the trust, loyalty and competence of subordinates.
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And these are the just demands of our beloved peoples.
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The real problem is the extraterritorial demands of the IRS.
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It demands that we continue embracing a big tent mentality.
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Modern soccer demands smoothing out the behavior of professional players.
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Katherine Newbury is constantly described as someone who demands excellence.
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You know your worth, and you'll be making demands today.
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She demands that they produce and sign the necessary paperwork.
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Japan was trailing behind with 1,2443 demands for 2,445 accounts.
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The demands also include that China stop subsidizing key industries.
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Among the marchers' many demands: a $15 national minimum wage.
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"By definition, these demands require the ability to behave flexibly."
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The list of demands from victims and advocates is long.
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"When will the lesson be learned?" he demands of Halifax.
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Public health demands leadership in a time of such crisis.
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"The government is unable to address our demands," he said.
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Weidler, from Bayer, agreed the problem demands a broad strategy.
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And, of course, it demands huge capital investments in technology.
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However, Democrats appear prepared to hunker down on their demands.
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The Democratic Caucus is unified behind the demands, Schumer added.
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The uniqueness and cost of original art demands personal engagement.
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Demands from defense hawks also are gumming up CR talks.
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But the walkout ended without the governor meeting their demands.
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So he may lack the political nous the job demands.
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One of his biggest demands was the lower corporate rate.
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Avianca considers its pilots' demands unreasonable and the strike illegal.
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The threat of disease pandemics demands global attention, he said.
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The DUP hasn't yet clarified what these demands will be.
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They have to make the contact, they know our demands.
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After White's article was published, demands rose for full disclosure.
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But the language of our laws, like elsewhere, demands precision.
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Party discipline demands that the majority not support these motions.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk demands that people be super prepared.
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But eight hours demands a worrisome number of snack breaks.
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He showers himself with it and demands it from others.
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The state is trapped in the demands of finance capital.
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But that brought constant demands from gangs in the area.
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Apple has been the most prominent opponent of those demands.
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In harder times the Russian state is making new demands.
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Graham himself established a standard that demands Trump's impeachment. pic.twitter.
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"Our nation's dream still demands service and sacrifice," Booker said.
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These judicial demands for more information are not particularly unusual.
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The longer Annese stalled, the more insistent Corkin's demands became.
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"Name one person you know that's done this," it demands.
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Let us approach that work with the urgency it demands.
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Yahoo has an inconsistent record with meeting government data demands.
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But the demands only escalated from there, the author wrote.
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But it's the practical impact that demands action from Congress.
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But both consumer demands and the competitive landscape have changed.
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That brings extraordinary opportunity and it demands responsibility and accountability.
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This demands a pedagogy that is complicated, taxing and disruptive.
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Another genius of jurisprudence demands space in the history books.
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It's rational given the demands of the modern labor market.
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Local entrepreneurs develop new business solutions that address domestic demands.
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To start: The print demands attention without trying too hard.
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He used a different analogy to explain the government's demands.
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Indeed, they view demands for such commitments as a threat.
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Selvaratnam said Schneiderman was often violent and made sexual demands.
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Adventure calls today, but local drama demands your attention, Gemini.
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Claire is bereft, but her own health demands immediate attention.
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The demands made by activists aren't really heard and addressed.
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Huder notes that they rarely cave on demands like this.
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He also demands that they turn over the Russian's assets.
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The postseason is a special time, and demands special performances.
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Of course he demands military parades and then cancels them.
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Who is this higher being who demands loyalty from us?
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But earning a world title demands a strategic, tactical approach.
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"We're just trying to respond to customers' demands," she said.
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He became the target of online demands for his dismissal.
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Croatia's lack of pace up front demands better than that.
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Yet the book unquestionably rewards the patience that it demands.
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In swimrun, nature demands that athletes adapt to the terrain.
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It leads directly into the DOJ's demands for another approach.
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Also, what kind of man demands praise from the mourning?
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Those demands were later softened, but the damage was done.
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The urgency of the situation demands attention, says Dr. Levermann.
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Negotiators need to be free to back down from demands.
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Mother comes in and demands her daughter perform her music.
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Are you worried about the demands of being the lead?
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Political movements without concrete lists of demands are considered juvenile.
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Eva O'Leary's photography, with its crisp, bright colors, demands attention.
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I need something at this point that demands absolutely nothing.
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In fairness, there are other demands on Walmart's tax windfall.
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Democrats are no longer in a position to make demands.
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There are some things we do because biology demands it.
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Many presidents have resisted congressional demands for testimony and documents.
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Its demands have often been met with irritation in France.
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Demands and taste buds do change and will continue to.
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And yet, war demands a debt that never goes unpaid.
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Namely, you can call your senators and make similar demands.
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Gun rights devotees called their members and communicated their demands.
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This syndrome demands an explanation, and I'll get there eventually.
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They can't now threaten a shutdown to get their demands.
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The Labour party's demands are also unlikely to stop there.
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Other demands by Mr. Cummings have produced fireworks as well.
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It made no mention of the demands of Mr. Trump.
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You say that there are new demands for truth telling.
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So it came down to the demands of the profession?
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These demands are blueprints to create community installations of liberation.
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The revenue demands could mean more ads in our streams.
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Her demands for transparency in the rape case remain unanswered.
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This helps them respond to the demands of the situation.
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B ut demands for his resignation were "disproportionate," he said.
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New demands call for growth, and growth is invariably stressful.
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So far, Amazon has declined to respond to these demands.
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But the American demands could be a major sticking point.
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Third, evidence of corruption in the Trump administration demands oversight.
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Demands for referendum I think must not be mentioned. Why?
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That obviously demands good and consistent communication on our part.
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We have a technological problem; it demands a technological solution.
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The first is that Mr Johnson has added new demands.
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That a lady might be the one to make demands.
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They intend to strike until the company meets their demands.
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Schools are failing to meet the demands of the marketplace.
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Nonviolence demands the mobilization and participation of millions of people.
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Others had broader demands, from reproductive rights to equal pay.
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But it demands some workarounds that may make purists uncomfortable.
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But he admitted struggling with the demands of American life.
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Staff needs still have to be balanced with client demands.
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Other takedown demands that Netflix complied with are less understandable.
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Replicating a plant in miniature demands a lot more ingenuity.
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But like flying, making roti demands complete and undivided attention.
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Prayuth's government could hardly refuse to accede to Vajiralongkorn's demands.
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Most of those demands will be on NYPD, Finan said.
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A weak leader demands or expects loyalty generally without reciprocity.
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They change in response to the demands placed on them.
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And these days there's usually a long list of demands.
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And it demands that Seymour feed it with human blood.
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Vasquez's group has been organizing around these demands for months.
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" She demands to be let out of the institution: "Please.
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In the docs, De Niro doesn't specify Robinson's alleged demands.
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If they refused their bosses' demands, they could get fired.
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Nothing, beyond the demands of daily life, is at stake.
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The tenderloin demands a red, the pesto a crisp white.
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But as demands and lifestyles shifted, burial practices also evolved.
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It's an approach that demands a lot of its performers.
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But a dying planet demands that we explore all options.
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That story demands simple heroes, villains, defeats, and ultimate victories.
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You've informed your friend that these demands could be illegal.
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The pilots are seeking higher wages and have other demands.
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"In our view Xinjiang demands a similar response," Roth said.
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Brussels demands But the dinghy keeps on weaving and evading.
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But these will remain exceptional unless the public demands better.
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This trial demands an impartial & thorough review of the evidence.
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MSNBC has not commented publicly about Yang's complaints or demands.
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It is unrealistic to expect politicians to ignore voters' demands.
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The defense of our system of government demands no less.
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It demands its manager engage with its social side, too.
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The five core demands of the protesters don't include it.
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"Pakistan was making very strong demands," the former commander said.
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An animal that demands so little and craves even less?
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RF demands moving to the Club or Grand Touring models.
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The dynamic nature of the digital marketplace demands no less.
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But the Australian government has yet to embrace these demands.
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Such demands have become routine in shareholder litigation in Delaware.
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That was an election year, when protection demands are highest.
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Recent mass shootings have revived demands for meaningful gun control.
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A lynching is a public spectacle; it demands an audience.
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But so far, no Republicans have explicitly backed Democrats' demands.
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A system that intricate demands time to fully understand it.
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Mr. Trump would have to moderate his trade policy demands.
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Here's looking at the 2020 collab the internet now demands.
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But it has steadily raised its response to their demands.
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Postmates has fought wildly against its couriers' mass arbitration demands.
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It is a schedule that demands, in effect, two managers.
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But perhaps more importantly, they think Trump's behavior demands it.
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But whether protesters will achieve their demands also remains uncertain.
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Constructing peace means finding the right balance in our demands.
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The demands are a sort of warning shot to Republicans.
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Still, Cramer predicted that China would agree to these demands.
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"The workers' demands are straightforward: "Zero carbon emissions by 2030.
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But when duty demands it, we have no other choice.
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They might at Thrifty, where the company demands receipts. 8.
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Richeson declined to comment on demands by the protesting detainees.
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Like bratty demands and, occasionally, absolute submission to my partners.
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It is a global problem that demands a comprehensive solution.
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Withdrawing the bill sits atop the list of protesters' demands.
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In the United States, the authorities have made similar demands.
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Equity demands assigning this same ruling to adult reporting requirements.
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But the ethos cultivated by Belichick demands an uncommon fortitude.
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In the final movement the cello, now frustrated, demands attention.
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"The demands are incessant," she said, citing food and clothing.
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January: UN demands release of Emirati rights defender Ahmed Mansoor
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Any hope for their survival, researchers say, demands immediate action.
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The subpoena demands those documents be turned over by Oct.
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Increasingly, United States tech companies are complying with those demands.
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This demands preventing sales and predatory advertising to underage youth.
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Wherever it appears, lactation is expensive and demands evolutionary justification.
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It's manually challenging and demands concentration for hours on end.
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Simple decency and perhaps more important, intellectual honesty demands better.
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Ms. Pelosi has curtailed many of the insurgent progressives' demands.
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While Hamilton paid the initial amount, he ignored subsequent demands.
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You famously made some strong demands before accepting the role.
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After his job interview, Boone said he grasped the demands.
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"The L.G.B.T. community demands that Reverend Díaz resigns!" he said.
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" At worst, they're "ignorant to the demands of the present.
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Johnson's demands for an election have already been rejected twice.
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These decisions have been complicated by Republicans' immigration enforcement demands.
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The Stanford Memorial Church is a building that demands attention.
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The demands revolved around that political declaration I mentioned earlier.
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In both cases, though, Feinstein demands answers by Nov. 6.
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"The implications of the government's demands are chilling," Cook wrote.
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Women said they were too scared to refuse their demands.
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And, it places substantial demands on government at every level.
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Generally, I agree with the policy demands of Democracy Spring.
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The North Koreans showed up with a list of demands.
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They reiterated their concerns that the government's novel demands would endanger the privacy and security of all of their iPhone customers in the future, and said they remained determined to fight the government's demands.
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"People have economic demands ... of course these demands should be taken seriously ... of course the establishment should listen to the people, but all these can be discussed in a calm atmosphere," the official said.
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The summit between Trump and Kim in Vietnam in February collapsed after the two sides failed to reconcile differences between U.S. demands for North Korea's complete denuclearization and North Korean demands for sanctions relief.
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Their Foreign Ministry released a statement following Pompeo's visit, saying: "the attitude and demands from the U.S. side during the high-level talks were nothing short of deeply regrettable," and reflected "gangster-like" demands.
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The friction between the demands of modern life and the town's slower, traditional ways are part of the issue, so Caballerango doubles as a portrait of modernity's demands on people's mental health and identities.
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Hudak had other ideas to address ethics in the earmarks process: nonpartisan or bipartisan panels that addressed public earmark demands and more strenuous disclosure requirements to ensure lawmakers weren't personally profiting from their demands.
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In November 1990, the Womyn of Antioch, a student group at Antioch College, published a list of demands in the campus newspaper, threatening "radical physical action" if those demands weren't met the following week.
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We now have to see the party's 2010-2011 demands for tight monetary policy, like its demands for tight fiscal policy, as reflecting not economic principles, but rather a desire to sabotage Barack Obama.
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Those interests made up the basis of Trump's two demands to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky — demands the US president made while withholding military aid to Ukraine and dangling a White House meeting for Zelensky.
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The social media giant said the number of government demands for user data increased by 16% to 5.83,617 demands during the first half of this year compared to the second half of last year.
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The increased tensions come amid a gridlock in dialogue after the second summit between Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump collapsed over U.S. demands for Pyongyang's nuclear disarmament and Kim's demands for relief from sanctions.
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Doha said it is reviewing the list of demands and that a formal response will be made by the foreign ministry and delivered to Kuwait, but added that the demands are not reasonable or actionable.
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In a letter sent by Australian law firm Alexander Law, Palmer demands an "offer to make amends" — a legal term in defamation cases that applies to a set of demands for settling a defamation suit.
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It puts journalists in the position that, regardless of what their conscience is saying, that's not the business model, and so you have a conflict between sort of editorial demands and human ethical moral demands.
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Seoul finds itself in a weak position to resist US demands for more money to base troops in South Korea, but the demands will spur its efforts to reduce its dependence on the US military.
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All too often, we think of corruption as a low-level problem -- like the cop that demands a bribe to let someone off, or the bureaucrat who demands an extra "tip" before granting a permit.
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Mr. Tajani must also balance demands among liberal and center-right lawmakers for greater openness and free trade with demands from factions of the center-left and fringe parties to take a more protectionist approach.
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His demands included excluding any reference to pharmaceuticals, dropping demands for "total market access" to UK public services and ensuring NHS patient data is exempt from digital trade and data sharing provisions in any agreement.
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Now another group of finch-like birds has provided a similar example, but of a different kind of evolution, one driven not by the demands of the environment, but by the demands of female birds.
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Referring to complaints from Harbour that the agency's demands were too burdensome for its four employees, Judge Edmunds on Wednesday wrote that 30 days would be "ample time to respond to the bureau's modest demands."
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The company hasn't met other demands put forward by the group.
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That's why Netflix is beginning to cave to theatrical release demands.
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So far, Watts has survived the demands of making Marvel movies.
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KING OF RAGE: HENRY VIII'S BLOODTHIRSTY LETTER DEMANDS MONK'S BRUTAL DEATH
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So what will happen in Oregon if teachers' demands aren't met?
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The speaker heard their threats and ultimately caved to their demands.
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How would you manage the demands for supplies, visibility, promotion, security?
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How would you manage the demands for supplies, visibility, promotion, security?
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And with each new crisis, they get louder with their demands.
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Paul talked about why the issue demands our attention right now.
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Pisces season asks you to slow down—Mercury retrograde demands it.
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In the clip, a man demands that his cat do tricks.
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Surrendering your will to the demands of the mob is easy.
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Another area that demands careful attention from developers is player intent.
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When Sasha says no, the woman demands she leave her store.
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This problem demands deeper partnership between the CHRB and track officials.
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Despite the seriousness of her demands, Lena had a playful side.
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Introducing genuine universal suffrage was also on the list of demands.
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The demands on everyone at the White House are a lot.
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In several instances, her conversations and demands became sexual in nature.
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Competing demands to conserve land for wildlife add to the problems.
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Opponents have said Cameron's demands of the EU are too weak.
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As a computer user, I don't have super high-powered demands.
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And some cyber-criminals have turned to it for ransom demands.
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He demands loyalty from his followers but offers none in return.
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There's a note of irony in the GOP's demands for transparency.
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At the time, the PiS government said their demands were unaffordable.
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Good afternoon ... Today's news demands an extra special edition of Vitals.
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Iran's official news agency IRNA said Tehran would reject those demands.
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But the Trump administration demands a significant acceleration of this process.
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The union filed its demands with the company on June 240.
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If such demands force new elections, it would be a mistake.
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Demands from the central government in Jakarta, meanwhile, baffle local bureaucrats.
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"Like, since when are you interested in water aerobics?" she demands.
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Helen tries to keep it cordial, but Frank demands a dance.
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Present's letter demands Jenner stop using #ProudMama on all promotional platforms.
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Almost all demands were for cash, though 5% were for sex.
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There was no singular, coherent list of demands among Saturday's demonstrators.
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Our culture demands that young, privileged millennials try harder, at everything.
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Not every automaker is going to acquiesce to Amazon's integration demands.
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The company ignored his demands and closed the Lordstown plant anyway.
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The third reason to be wary is the demands of office.
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We will defend our record and not give into baseless demands.
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Neither candidate will be willing or able to meet these demands.
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The impeachment inquiry Trump faces begins with his demands of Ukraine.
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Instead, the company ignored his demands and closed the Lordstown plant.
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The Cut published a list of demands from the walkout's organizers.
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In their letter to executives, Google employees make four specific demands.
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That has spilled over into demands for more liberal abortion laws.
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This is getting annoying due to unreasonable demands... 1:30 p.m.
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But for other queer Christians, God demands a life of celibacy.
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Increased energy demands could cost up to $87 billion by 2099.
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Mr Corbyn demands a general election that he will not get.
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This is where politics will meet the practical demands of business.
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Analysts expect more banks to disclose zakat demands in coming weeks.
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The equipment and its demands did, however, present some unfamiliar challenges.
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This has led us to disregard the humans fulfilling our demands.
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Public ownership may also encourage excessive pay demands from trade unions.
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WannaCrypt locks up user's systems and demands an oddly modest ransom.
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It's getting harder, with the latest demands from the Polish government.
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Society stifles their talent with its oppressive structures and tedious demands.
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However, she stopped short of activists' demands to scrap it altogether.
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Federal demands on states "are both commonplace and constitutional," he said.
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He did not count on the performance demands of a manager.
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Demands on Germany to do more for international security are growing.
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It is unclear what the demands of the port workers are.
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That demands, for a gamer, at least 90 frames per second.
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The voice of dialogue is replaced by shouted claims and demands.
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Idiosyncratic demands from one team member should not always be heeded.
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And they fire those who refuse to carry out their demands.
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Success at the highest level demands raw effort, not pretty wiggles.
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It gave ground on nearly all of the U.S. producers' demands.
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The Freedom Caucus has specific, pretty unified demands for Obamacare repeal.
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It's pure calculus—one enforced by the brutal demands of evolution.
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Joel gets Susie out of the closet and demands the money.
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Demands for stability have given way to a desire for change.
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How did you think about it, the response to your demands?
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Erica Anderson: Yeah, yeah, I would just address all the demands.
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Tuesday's resolution includes specific demands that all countries cease such obstruction.
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The suit demands the remaining money be paid to the victim.
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Caputo calls Jack Pearson and demands he get his job back.
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It's all about your perspective, and the demands on that money.
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Japanese courts have rejected similar demands for compensation on that basis.
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If she fails to satisfy their demands, her coalition may collapse.
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It's a role that looks easy, but demands a talented actress.
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Battling mosquitoes is only part of the response that Zika demands.
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Due to high demands we can only sell 5 per customer.
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Meanwhile in Europe Lufthansa pilots have been striking over pay demands.
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One of the key demands is that it lower the deficit.
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These demands are among those pushing the FTC to this action.
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I know what politics demands, I know the sacrifices it requires.
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But Nersa tends to grant much smaller increases than Eskom demands.
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Can ROS keep up with the dazzling array of new demands?
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Analysts argue this complex system of drug pricing demands more transparency.
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But the demands on modern education systems will not stop here.
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The grannies visited Facebook HQ back in 2010 with similar demands.
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Congress supporters point to statements from BJP leaders dismissing Jat demands.
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But it is reluctant to endorse America's demands for tougher sanctions.
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It appears compliance would be difficult with the far-reaching demands.
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But migrants say brutality and demands for cash are still commonplace.
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Oculus carries some big power demands, so plan your setup accordingly.
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This ran the risk of reducing the urgency of their demands.
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The protesters were told to take demands to NOC, he said.
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Whether he can meet SoftBank's steep demands remains to be seen.
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That's so similar to the original demands of the Attica prisoners.
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How do you balance the demands of journalism and cinematic form?
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"The importance of the issue demands (FAA's) immediate action," Perry said.
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REM's Michael Stipe was particularly emphatic in his demands to Trump.
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"This is a time which demands stable majority government," said Turnbull.
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There, they made the aforementioned demands -- sanctuary, extension on finales, etc.
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However, Sloan struggled to satisfy regulators' demands to overhaul the bank.
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The demands of a 21 million-person megacity have taken over.
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Expect break fees and demands for upfront payments to increase accordingly.
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Cristobal doesn't try to help Carmen escape, until she demands it.
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" Last week, al-Jubeir called the coalition's list of demands "nonnegotiable.
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The SEC faces a number of competing demands — and limited time.
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Will they eventually splinter off again if Wall Street demands it?
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He demands to know her exact involvement in the long game.
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But it dropped demands for another sensitive job, the budget ministry.
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A final decision on the union's demands is due on Feb.
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Will the same concession demands we witnessed Wednesday night greet her?
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The project of reforming Washington's culture demands a longer-term perspective.
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They left only after senior ministers agreed to hear their demands.
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Other times, my mother gets angry and demands that he leaves.
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But there is a being that demands consolation, too: the ghost.
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Giving in to the demands of hard-leaning conservatives like Sen.
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While victims received ransom demands, paying did not unlock their computers.
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Yet the role of Batman demands stealth as much as strength.
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In general, Open championship golf demands the most out of players.
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By his nature, Trump demands the incessant niggling corrections and mocking.
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British businesses must meet demands from customers based in different timezones.
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But a mismatch this glaring demands aggressive help from the weakside.
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" Another one demands that I "shut the F--- up old man.
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So far it's his demands, not Trump's, that are getting heard.
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Those demands have been repeatedly made in Syria — and been ignored.
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"Politicians need to be more receptive to their demands," he added.
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The protesters have seen at least one of their demands met.
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This complicates our ability to place demands on any one employer.
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No business has ever succeeded long term without meeting consumer demands.
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It is not enough to simply make demands of others, though.
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But this is the sort of place that demands a martini.
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"I don't like seeing demands made, especially about political issues," Sen.
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We need smarter planning to meet the demands of changing demographics.
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Separating children from their parents demands an investigation by the church.
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So far, the administration has not met any of these demands.
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If the demands aren't met, they're prepared to protest, she said.
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No specific demands were made at the Women's March, in January.
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The administration will be swamped with demands for documentation and testimony.
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Morales agreed to those demands, but was rebuffed by opposition leaders.
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He demands that the recipient keep his legal threat confidential;2.
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Systemic change typically only happens when workers organize and make demands.
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Our Constitution sets a framework that demands Americans find common ground.
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What led to her conviction that public education demands radical change?
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The landlord says when he demands rent he gets blown off.
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Go deeper: Read the Google staff's demands during their November walkout
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Their demands grew louder after Spain's economic slump of 2008-163.
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The legislation demands that these visas be processed in nine months.
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School districts are hardly strained for cash to meet budgetary demands.
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Some possible North Dakota demands: All right, that's the game plan.
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Nakamura expertly blends simplicity and the demands of a 6 a.m.
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These are the just and reasonable demands of a righteous public.
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Athens has rejected creditor demands for more austerity measures beyond 2018.
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He demands concessions from friendly democracies based on immediate economic benefit.
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Russia's ambassador in Geneva, Alexei Borodavkin, has called such demands absurd.
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Our culture of ethics and integrity demands that we do better.
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" He argued the committee is making "unprecedented and extraordinarily intrusive demands.
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Ferrell demands it be "My Humps" by the Black Eyed Peas.
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That pact covers more countries but demands less of its members.
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They are forced, the product of public demands and popular struggle.
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The companies say law enforcement demands for genetic information are rare.
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The demands, challenges, resources and cultures of each police force vary.
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Rajoy, which refused to negotiate Catalan nationalist demands, only fueled the
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What it demands of its heroes is strength, or even violence.
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The issue is critical and real, today, and demands real solutions.
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Democrats accused Trump of shifting in his demands throughout the talks.
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Podemos has gradually watered down its demands for an economic overhaul.
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They have a responsibility to do it before the consumer demands.
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It demands authentic compassion for people on the periphery of society.
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"The public interest demands that we move forward quickly," Chen said.
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It's uncertain whether leadership will cave to the Freedom Caucus demands.
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Even for entry level positions, demands can be tough to meet.
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South Koreans publicly object to U.S. demands as "highway robbery" (Reuters).
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But it is one this moment in history demands of us.
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This is a timely discussion, and one that demands historical context.
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She demands from herself nothing less than excellence on the pitch.
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Sophie, meanwhile, demands their presence at the birth of her baby.
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Banks are spending billions of dollars to meet the market's demands.
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Maerov did succeed in rebuffing Weinstein's demands for even richer terms.
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This current crisis demands an all-out effort to defend it.
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The world has many demands on its meager stores of empathy.
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In some of the protests, ethnic-based demands have been voiced.
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Too often, it's the opinions, judgments, requests, and demands of others.
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"How can I get her to love me again?" he demands.
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This is the ultimate check and balance that our Constitution demands.
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The agency argues this memorandum should satisfy some of those demands.
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What's happening: Leaks of their views, feuds or demands have abated.
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Q: So lets talk about the strategy and those 12 demands.
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Half of the demands Facebook received were accompanied by gag orders.
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That raised the prospect of other groups hardening demands in negotiations.
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Matt demands to know how she figured out he was Daredevil.
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We wanted to get Capital Pride to agree to our demands.
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Other models have been vocal about the sometimes-destructive industry demands.
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LG: Which is the company you've dealt with that demands exclusivity?
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Just think about it: Bop-It demands you do its bidding.
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"This trend demands more forceful action," the Navy's top officer, Adm.
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Unfortunately, we don't have a spectacular list of demands to report.
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It demands a series of three treatments, spaced two weeks apart.
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But your work demands your attention, too: You're extremely popular today.
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Of course, the architectural style demands a busy approach to decoration.
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So much for the ardor, or stamina, that ambitious trekking demands.
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What have the demands of modern civilization done to the individual?
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Paul demands a trade, and retires when Los Angeles refuses it.
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It is built on conjecture, yet demands unquestioning obedience in return.
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That makes tech firms very sensitive to political demands from workers.
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America's polarised political culture demands that people choose between these interpretations.
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In June, protester organisers released their four-point list of demands.
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Fourth, don't make demands; ask questions, which creates discussion and empathy.
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"Traditional extenders can't keep up with the bandwidth and signal demands."
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It remained unclear if Clinton's Republican rivals would meet her demands.
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Protesters put their demands at odds with profit-driven business models.
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It's not only children putting caregiving demands on urban Chinese women.
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The Palestinians' demands were not simply an overly aggressive negotiating strategy.
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Shorthand for a series of suspicious demands — Who are you really?
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As their influence rises, Democrats are issuing demands with greater vigor.
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You have to treat it with the gravity that it demands.
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It turns out that moss demands an entrance all its own.
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This is entertainment, which demands less of us, and takes more.
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The demands of his military commanders for more troops seemed insatiable.
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This is a humanitarian emergency and it demands an emergency response.
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Frustrated members of Congress have ramped up their demands for answers.
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Immigration activists reject such demands as meanspirited and too far-reaching.
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She said the teachers had tried to keep their demands realistic.
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And Twitter demands a lot more of users than Facebook does.
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Under sharp questioning, Mr. Powell resisted demands for a regulatory crackdown.
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House Democrats are right to be aggressive with their oversight demands.
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That is at odds with the demands of the YouTube age.
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At other times President Trump has appeared to soften those demands.
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So some retail start-ups are trying to meet those demands.
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In part because the demands on designers have become evermore extreme.
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Other times they speak more directly about the demands of marriage.
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"The climate crisis demands immediate and bold action," Ms. Warren wrote.
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But they are still debating exactly what their demands will be.
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Still, the deaths have fueled demands for something to be done.
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Demands now include Mr. Macron's resignation and dissolution of the Parliament.
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Despite opposition from the European Union, Swift acceded to American demands.
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It all but demands to be — in its own terminology — processed.
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Petition demands Amazon refuse to sell serial killer Robert Pickton's book.
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Another challenge is how to deal with the Trump administration's demands.
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The demands of Zahir's care forced him to quit in 2016.
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The exigent demands of California code regulations added to the costs.
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Its logic demands no compromise because it thrives on constant threat.
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I think that the demands of reporters now are very different.
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The UAE is still waiting for Qatar's response to its demands.
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For us, hindsight demands the question: How is Hillary any different?
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We will not accept that these demands can not be done.
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The vocal demands are a workout for almost every performer onstage.
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This is the essential work that demands our attention now, too.
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Rent strikers in some communities are presenting landlords with clear demands.
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There was no word of any concessions toward Mr. Sentsov's demands.
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Over time, the slaps got harder and were accompanied by demands.
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Opoku also treats the veil with the political complexity it demands.
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These and other demands raised the scheme's projected cost by 83%.
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It would raise similar concern about strengthening Taiwanese demands for independence.
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In theory, their demands are well supported by the American public.
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It is unlikely that any of those demands will be met.
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Different tasks place different demands on the eye, said Dr. Garm.
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Our sport really demands that you have to control yourself anytime.
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Our global system demands renewal and reform, not rejection and recrimination.
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Andrew M. Cuomo have resisted doing so, despite facing mounting demands.
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Some may meet protesters' demands; some will crack down on protest.
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Personalism demands that we change the way we structure our institutions.
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And the White House ignored demands by another committee chairman, Rep.
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He likes meat because of the fast pace and customer demands.
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We use peaceful, rational and nonviolent means to express our demands.
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CEOs also have to address conflicting demands within a stakeholder group.
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Student demonstrations erupted in several cities, and Italian officials issued demands.
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But Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, who was there, resisted those demands.
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He said the government had capitulated to the demands of Hefazat.
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Headlines * EU demands that Britain "start negotiating seriously" over Brexit. on.ft.
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Rising consumer demands and employee activism require more aggressive self-regulation.
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That buttresses Democrats' demands for documents and witnesses during the trial.
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When pressed, he again wouldn't lay out the caucus's specific demands.
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Republicans are loath to accede to Democratic demands of any kind.
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Being home secretary demands relentless attention to often mind-numbing detail.
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The Lakers, of course, did not acquiesce to Bryant&aposs demands.
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How will you get Beijing to agree to your climate demands?
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Demands seven and eight are two sides of the same coin.
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But the amorphous nature of the threat demands a cool assessment.
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Detainees must meet "disciplinary demands" or face punishment, the directive added.
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Of concern, though: legal demands from countries went up 67 percent.
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The key roadblock appears to be U.S. demands for structural change.
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An absolutely adorable Miniature American Shepherd that demands to be petted.
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History demands that we all wrestle with the facts at hand.
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That audience demands fast information, and it craves uncensored news content.
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China has militarized islands and demands acceptance of its maritime domain.
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However, there are two components that make the Trump demands novel.
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However, there is one clear area that still demands action – profitability.
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President Trump didn't make any expressions of demands in the call.
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Lieberman refuses to join either bloc and demands a unity government.
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Trump has shown no desire to capitulate to North Korea's demands.
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Facebook demands an unmitigated rawness that can be terrifying at times.
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Bezos said he wouldn't meet the employees' two additional demands, either.
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Lam also refused to accept the protesters' demands for political concessions.
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The demands of babies often cause worse than calendar mix-ups.
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The original deadline for meeting those demands was midnight on Sunday.
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It may seem counterintuitive, but true community demands originality, not conformity.
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But my Christian faith demands and informs this path of forgiveness.
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Other demands include affordable housing provisions and protections for immigrant students.
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Orange is a bright, bold color that demands to be seen.
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But protesters have other demands, including an investigation into police conduct.
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It's not clear whether Republican senators will comply with Democratic demands.
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Democrats are hoping that Republicans like Collins will back their demands.
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To Trump's demands to deliver Kim, China is likely to shrug.
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But to me, that is what the job demands right now.
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Warren's pledge also includes specific demands from Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
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Qatari officials called the demands an infringement on their country's sovereignty.
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But such demands are often made to a company's top lawyer.
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But sometimes, a topic comes up that demands more immediate attention.
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The demands are greatest for parents of children with special needs.
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Other Democrats argue partisanship has nothing to do with their demands.
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May's side does, it could affect her demands in the negotiations.
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The eternal war between subconscious desires and the demands of civilization?
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The ongoing movement immortalizes its actions and demands through crowdsourced imagery.
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The throbbing DPRK sore demands Washington's attention, even military defensive readiness.
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Facebook has three months to comply with the French regulator's demands.
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They have since broadened to include demands such as universal suffrage.
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"What are you doing?" she demands, to his shock and horror.
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I have so many demands on my time as it is.
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And many say they'll keep fighting until lawmakers meet their demands.
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That legislation has been withdrawn, fulfilling one of the protester demands.
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I'd take demands to be fired over death threats any day.
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And yet the same Nissan demands are back on the table.
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The demands on high-level ballet dancers are greater than ever.
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But it needs to abandon some of its more unrealistic demands.
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The newspaper said the Commission had rejected the demands as unacceptable.
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However, there are different demands on the body when entering space.
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Sunday's results also indicate some desire for reorienting the protests' demands.
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This extra step helps third-party sellers meet Amazon's shipping demands.
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Yet outside the courtroom, that is precisely what the ACLU demands.
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That triggered repayment demands from lenders that EnerVest could not meet.
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The protests have evolved to include five demands, including universal suffrage.
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Some of the commitments today reflect demands made by Amazon employees.
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The suit also demands compensatory damages of more than $10 million.
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Oh boy, Jill Stein demands "Full Story of 9/11." pic.twitter.
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In the end, Yemen got at least some of its demands.
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Demands that their Senate counterparts eliminate the filibuster could mount quickly.
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In an age that demands giant leadership, he's behaved utterly small.
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The spokesman said he had no information on any ransom demands.
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It&aposs also a direct call to action, with specific demands.
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The grand global energy challenge demands it, and we cannot wait.
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They were stopping by too often and making too many demands.
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"Five demands, not one less," Michael said, echoing a common slogan.
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Then the energy demands of the cloud will start to rise.
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That really demands that passion and closeness to what you're doing.
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I've worked with Garry Shandling and Roseanne; I've seen the demands.
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"Our culture of ethics and integrity demands that we do better."
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But both the White House and Mr. Giuliani defied those demands.
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They're the kind of demands that many employed workers are guaranteed.
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Incredulous, Maajid demands to know what his brother has told them.
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The summertime pinch demands she watch her budget off the road.
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"I have repeatedly refused to capitulate to her demands," he added.
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Five demands, not one less became a common refrain at marches.
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"We will carefully study his demands and respond calmly," it said.
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I ask Krislov about his response to the black students' demands.
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"What are you doing with your clothes on?" she demands, glaring.
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He demands that Steven kill Anna or one of their kids.
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The Opera Ghost demands Christine's love, which fills Raoul with jealousy.
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But they said that Mr. Abdullah's demands had made that impossible.
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On Tuesday, a State Department spokesman retreated from those implacable demands.
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"In our view, Xinjiang demands a similar response," Mr. Roth said.
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"Nature demands variety, for men," says a character called the Commander.
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Citing land acquisition and construction demands, he said much work remains.
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A new reality, including a new culture, demands a new platform.
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Clinton, has complied with the demands of the New Jersey bill.
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Already, the government has yielded to some of the Brownies' demands.
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There's no argument here that our health care system demands fixing.
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But traveling — and leaving behind those demands — can stoke new connections.
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But not all demands can be met in the immediate vicinity.
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In contrast, firms that outright knock back shareholder demands are punished.
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This history can be uncomfortable to unearth, but it demands visibility.
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The men were making demands about a change in the system.
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There's one big problem: No one can agree to those demands.
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In their letter to executives, Google employees made four specific demands.
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"The ELN has more fundamentalist demands than the FARC," he said.
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It is a vision that demands an active and engaged opposition.
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It was not clear if the attackers had made any demands.
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Those who remain have come up with a list of demands.
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The Oklahoma Education Association isn't backing down from its original demands.
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KS: Yeah, one of our demands from the Vox Media people.
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Victims rarely have any alternative besides giving in to hackers' demands.
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LN: How did the demands evolve from "Take me to Cuba"?
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Whether the company will implement any of their demands remains unclear.
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Such demands were swiftly dismissed by Dutch foreign minister Bert Koenders.
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In Oklahoma, teachers prepared a list of demands for the governor.
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" On the consumer side, the Campbell Soup Company identifies "increasing humanitarian demands" related to climate as a significant opportunity—one that will allow the company to "leverage its key assets to provide relief for such demands.
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The increased tensions come amid a gridlock in dialogue after the second summit between Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump collapsed over U.S. demands for Pyongyang's nuclear disarmament and Kim's demands for relief from punishing sanctions.
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All right, Celie, so what of the demands — then we'll go to Erica and finish up with Claire — what of the demands do you think are most important, of those, the ones that they didn't answer?
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A second summit between Trump and Kim in Vietnam in February broke down after they failed to narrow differences between U.S. demands for North Korea's complete denuclearization and North Korean demands for relief from punishing sanctions.
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But democracy advocates' hopes that she would steer a middle course between Beijing's demands and public demands for greater political pluralism were quickly dashed, as Ms. Lam has shown little willingness to compromise on central issues.
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While French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday the draft deal was "good" and had met key French demands, his foreign minister said on Tuesday that it remained to be seen whether it met those demands.
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The sprawling concept album, once threatened by the song-centric demands of the MP3 era, has lately reëmerged as a status symbol for pop stars who can afford to shirk the demands of old-fashioned hitmaking.
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The Hanoi summit in February fell apart over a failure to reconcile North Korean demands for sanctions relief with U.S. demands for Kim to give up a nuclear weapons program that now threatens the United States.
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We also have an exclusive interview with Mohammed Barkindo, OPEC Secretary General, he actually voiced some worries over global demands, thinking the global trade frictions caused by the U.S. will negatively impact oil demands of major economies.
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Studies have been disrupted and some universities have closed over new demands springing up as the new school year gets underway, even after Zuma yielded in October to student demands not to increase university fees in 2016.
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The list of demands is sprawling, but the proposed policies include six central demands: "end the war on black people," reparations, investing in the education and health of black people, economic justice, community control and political power.
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The protest aims to raise awareness of the students' demands for gun control before a march later this month in Washington, DC. The demands include banning assault-style weapons and expanding background checks to all gun buyers.
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The lawsuit represents an escalation on the part of Tinder/Match Group's attorneys, after Trifonov refused to acquiesce to their December 2015 demands that 3nder change its name and its logo within 21 days, among other demands.
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And then there would be Republican demands for appointment of an independent counsel, congressional committee investigations, subpoenas for documents, testimony by Clinton and demands from Florida Republicans for the impeachment and ouster of the Florida attorney general?
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When pushed directly by demands from members who were represented by The Buckeye Institute's attorneys, those unions acknowledged that they lacked a legal leg to stand on and accordingly complied with their members demands to release them.
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And, in an unmistakable parallel to the famous five demands of the 2019 protests, the medical strike listed their own five demands, including a travel ban on mainland Chinese visitors and a greater supply of face masks.
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One said no other big consumer goods company had been as aggressive as Unilever on price demands while the second source said they had protested against Unilever's demands as some of the products were made in Britain.
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Trump's Hanoi summit with Kim fizzled after the two sides failed to reconcile U.S. demands for North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons and North Korean demands for a lifting of punishing U.S.-led international sanctions.
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Colombia is not prepared to deal with the demands of wildlife conservation.
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Our demands are not radical but a logical extension of human rights.
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Despite the negative trends in air cargo, passenger demands are holding steady.
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The party demands that the legal system shore up the party's control.
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The protesters' list of demands shows how long they have been neglected.
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Even many more neutral voices argue that the technology demands further scrutiny.
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Non-Muslim businessmen bowed to demands from Sunni employees for prayer rooms.
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It will never wipe out, but it still demands a human rider.
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Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) demands good news, but has to make his own.
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The NOC has expressed concerns that Jathran's demands have exceeded salary needs.
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Public faith in the independence of the Justice Department demands nothing less.
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If they are not satisfied with that, then stop placating their demands.
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The problem is that with that great performance comes great power demands.
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Are companies loosening their skill demands to find the workers they need?
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But Greenpeace's Andriyanu accused the government of ignoring demands for an explanation.
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Getting dressed for a White House visit obviously demands some careful thought.
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Hardly. She is known for being a driven workaholic who demands perfection.
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Much of the negotiation centers around Republican demands for increased military spending.
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The Trump era demands a Joker film that's so bad it's scary.
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Mantle Ridge said it's willing to adjust its demands regarding CSX (CSX).
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The NUM's demands also include a 9 percent wage rise in 2019.
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They declined to echo the demands for an apology made by Sen.
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Or perhaps her former boss who made outrageous demands using abusive language.
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But the number of other legal demands Amazon received were down slightly.
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And yet it's exactly such thoughtful attention to detail that democracy demands.
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LPs need to band together and refuse to concede to these demands.
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Oh, sure, the league needs and demands star players on Bryant's level.
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Gather a mob and Facebook will now let you make political demands.
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Groubert exits his patrol car and demands to see Jones' driver's license.
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She sends Qyburn out to meet Tyrion to discuss their queens' demands.
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The companies also asked for more leeway in disclosing national security demands.
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The Prime Minister has said that she will see to their demands.
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Ghost stories are the past reaching out to us and making demands.
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Missouri ultimately asked the Planned Parenthood clinic to comply with three demands.
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And for months, Twitter had ignored public demands by lawmakers like Sen.
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And it might come from not respecting my mom's demands or needs.
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The U.S. countered with demands for an immediate stop to the fighting.
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The whole EP demands time and repeated plays to make proper sense.
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Trump has blamed Democrats for refusing to cede to his policy demands.
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The main objective is to achieve the particular demands of the strike.
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Is it the job of these groups to have specific policy demands?
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Caavo CEO Andrew Einaudi says the demands on the system were intense.
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We've made our demands very clear to the ayatollah and his cronies.
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The 2012 contest shows the huge financial demands of a general election.
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We're happy to provide it as long as the audience demands it.
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The number of attacks and size of ransom demands have been soaring.
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And if there is real substance to this, it demands a response.
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But at the same time, volunteering is up, as are educational demands.
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Demands have ranged from about $30,000 to $150,000, payable in untraceable bitcoins.
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With a weapon in hand, Michonne demands to be taken to Negan.
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Both North and South Korea seem to have ignored Mr. Trump's demands.
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Heat records are set and broken at a pace that demands action.
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At times it has pushed back against settler demands for tougher measures.
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"How come this has never been brought out before?" demands the voter.
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The number of attacks and size of ransom demands have been soaring.
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"Why are you stopping?" the site demands, like a nagging, unappeasable brat.
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Although signalling graciousness, Sheikh Hasina shows little inclination to meet Oikya's demands.
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"A health challenge as complex as dementia demands we approach studies innovatively."
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She has consistently declined to meet any of the protesters' core demands.
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The memory of those who were killed in Orlando demands nothing less.
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The growth in brand creative isn't just due to audience demands, however.
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He understood our republic demands responsibilities even before it defends its rights.
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The four countries issued a 13-point list of demands last week.
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I left psychology behind because I found its structural demands overly hampering.
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He's bleeding from an unseen injury but demands to cast his vote.
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The demands include the following: — CNBC's Grace Shao contributed to this report.
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But not every automaker is going to acquiesce to Amazon's integration demands.
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Few details have emerged about the motives or demands of the hijackers.
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Of the 13 demands, only two have anything to do with terrorism.
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There had been no harrowing videos or fantastical demands from their captors.
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It demands we ask the tough questions and have the uncomfortable conversations.
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Alpiq said it was mulling its answer to the activist investor's demands.
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The workers demanded changes, and Google executives met some of those demands.
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The teachers' demands add up to about $3.3 billion over three years.
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It demands discipline from the lead character of our foremost American drama.
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With increasing demands on finite amounts of time, literature is losing out.
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