Mr. Hemsworth, who appeared amused but caught off guard, demurred.
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"She might be watching, so I can't [say]," he demurred.
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When asked about the censorship tool for China, Facebook demurred.
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When pressed on that statement by VICE News, he demurred.
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Asked if he felt responsible for Trump's rise, Obama demurred.
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Asked whether American Catholics should vote for Trump, Francis demurred.
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On the score of Trump's presidential prospects, Calderon demurred somewhat.
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Asked if he himself would draft such legislation, Ryan demurred.
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When asked by a reporter about those discussions, Trump demurred.
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She demurred when I remarked on her evident early giftedness.
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Of course, I shouldn't have been surprised when he demurred.
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Asked about the accusations against his predecessor, Mr. Senard demurred.
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But her seat was Republican last year, and she demurred.
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Mr. Soussloff, 65, demurred when asked to share apartment details.
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Asked his thoughts about the state flag, Officer Jackson demurred.
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Asked Thursday whether he was in fact joking, Trump demurred.
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Asked to make a prediction for the fight, Mayweather demurred.
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When an audience member asked about Russian mistakes, he demurred.
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When asked whether America is ready for that, Harris demurred.
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The acting attorney general at the time, Matthew Whitaker, demurred.
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Much like he did on other subjects, however, he demurred.
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Pai demurred, saying he didn't want to wade into political debates.
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Asked if he was describing President-elect Donald Trump, Obama demurred.
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Austere governments demurred, but the private sector made trillions of dollars.
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Some questioned the twinning of the names, but Mr. Mandela demurred.
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Her popular prime minister also offered to resign, but she demurred.
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He even briefly considered running for political office, though ultimately demurred.
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The agency demurred, claiming it had no files it could share.
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When I asked Zanes if Petty's decision was cynical, he demurred.
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" Cohen demurred, at first, saying, "It calls for so much speculation.
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Asked if a rate cut would be in order, Kashkari demurred.
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Pressed if he personally agreed with the Obergefell decision, Kavanaugh demurred.
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So far, the government has demurred, even while conceding the risks.
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But Kelly demurred on breaking from Trump on other immigration policies.
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Clinton demurred, saying she was not making appointments during the campaign.
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Asked whether he would push for Comey's prosecution, the president demurred.
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He has demurred on previous questions surrounding his potential 2020 candidacy.
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When asked if Trump still finds Ford's testimony credible, Sanders demurred.
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Others were harder, and he demurred if he was not sure.
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Mattis demurred, saying he was not going to characterize Trump's tweet.
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Scalise demurred when asked if he would run for the speakership.
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Wary of alienating consumers from the products he endorsed, Jordan demurred.
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When pressed for details, I demurred and muttered darkly about Birmingham.
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She also demurred when asked about any writers she was considering.
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He demurred again on Tuesday when asked about the possible mistrial.
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" Ms. Eisner demurred: "Tom smells too good to be a vampire.
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It considered — but ultimately demurred on — a ban on political ads.
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I demurred, hung up on the seeming effortlessness of "good" relationships.
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The judge demurred again as some in the courtroom laughed uncomfortably.
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Mr. Gates, he said, politely demurred, saying he had other priorities.
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Asked if he supported the recommendations of the report, he demurred.
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Ms. Keys demurred and was arrested and jailed for disorderly conduct.
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Asked what would be "tougher" than "fire and fury," he demurred.
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I asked Sondheim what he thought of it, and he demurred.
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Clinton won the popular vote with illegal ballots, Mr. Ryan demurred.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook called it a "chilling" request and demurred.
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"The Bible doesn't say one or two terms," Mr. Cahn demurred.
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Asked repeatedly to do so in an interview with CNN, he demurred.
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Asked if that meant shutting down the Senate over Comey, Bennet demurred.
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He should have demurred saying, I really have too much involved here.
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Later, asked to appear on Tina Fey's sitcom "30 Rock," he demurred.
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The prince had initially demurred out of respect for the late king.
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They laughed, demurred, then went back in with tongues for additional research.
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Asked if she thought her short record was politically helpful, Rosen demurred.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., demurred, according to a person in the room.
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Offered a second chance to condemn the extremist by reporters, he demurred.
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Ford, initially, demurred on aggressively using robotic arms in its own plants.
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He offered to let me try the experience, but I initially demurred.
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Park demurred, explaining the significant legislative hurdles required to send the reinforcements.
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Asked if he believed Mr. Trump was a fascist, Mr. Weld demurred.
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Asked by IJR whether she would back Trump in 2020, Collins demurred.
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Clinton, who appeared to lust over a slice of strawberry cheesecake, demurred.
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His father asked if he would hang some jerseys, but Scissons demurred.
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Brian Sandoval would jump in the race, though he ultimately demurred; Rep.
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Ms. Rosenworcel, when asked how she will vote on Thursday, has demurred.
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" I demurred, mumbling quietly, "Come back and see me when you're 50.
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But he said he demurred for fear of looking too self-absorbed.
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Asked about their national prospects in the next decade, most quickly demurred.
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Trump demurred on whether he might one day fire the attorney general.
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Pressed later whether Cohen was still acting as Trump's attorney, Sanders demurred.
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He has demurred when asked about his political ambitions, but Oklahoma Gov.
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Ms. Pudjiastuti demurred when asked to comment on the vice-presidential rumors.
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But she had always demurred when collaborators asked to see her work.
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On other questions about the relationship between Hunter and Roberts, Clint demurred.
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The Times demurred but this time did not shut the door entirely.
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The president has repeatedly demurred when asked if he will pardon Stone.
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Asked whether the businessman wants abortion to be banned nationwide, Pierson demurred.
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When Parker asked her how she would pay for it, Harris demurred.
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Others demurred and were attacked as disloyal and excluded from policy making.
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Asked if he regrets having McCabe as his acting director, Trump demurred.
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But Procter & Gamble demurred, saying it needed to look into the results.
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Mr. Zuckerberg demurred and did not express support for any specific legislative proposal.
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Asked about what sort of person should succeed Justice Scalia, Justice Alito demurred.
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But during a Today show interview that aired Wednesday, the Olympic legend demurred.
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Asked if he felt he was meant to be a mathematician, he demurred.
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Asked if he would launch an investigation into Trump's famous mane, Cruz demurred.
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On July 29th the BoJ demurred, easing monetary policy by less than expected.
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In the past, agency leaders often demurred to IT staff when problems arose.
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Moon demurred in response, saying the US President ought to get it instead.
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Asked how the public can trust her comments from the podium, Sanders demurred.
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Trump had previously demurred on endorsing the reelection bids of Ayotte and Sen.
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Asked what he says to people who might call him brave, Ratcliff demurred.
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Pressed if he thought the committee should look into Booker "expeditiously," McConnell demurred.
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Francis demurred when asked whether people should vote for Trump, according to CBS.
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McCarthy demurred on whether he would be willing to accept such an offer.
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When asked if Trump's remarks on Sunday were appropriate, the Iowa Republican demurred.
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And he demurred, then made clear he was sticking with his current strategy.
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He demurred when asked if he would consider regulating Google and other companies.
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He demurred when asked whether the heightened tensions in Ukraine would also arise.
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As Trump's announcement looms, congressional leaders have mostly demurred on the sanctions question.
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But this time I demurred: It isn't exactly that he's lazy, I said.
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She laughed and demurred, but of course, met him in the recording studio.
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I should have studied more so I could have politely demurred from gluttony.
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On New Year's Day, another putative candidate, the millionaire Harry Wilson, also demurred.
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Portman demurred when I asked him about what seems like a logical compromise.
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Ms. Sanders demurred, too, appearing with Mr. Trump at a rally in Wisconsin.
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He defended his wealth, but demurred on whether he should be paying more.
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When she recommended a bell hooks essay to a fellow student, he demurred.
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" Afraid, the artist demurred, saying, "This is not you, this is someone else.
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" When asked if he's worried about his supply, he demurred: "Not at all.
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"You don't have to eat a whole one," she said when I demurred.
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I demurred and at the same time announced my retirement from the group.
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But for some reason Sanders demurred, instead focusing on his own dovish stances.
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Given the chance to offer a little clarity and reassurance, though, Pochettino demurred.
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Asked whether Pol Pot had been a good manager, his former aide demurred.
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Murdoch demurred, saying he trusted the paper's editors to handle the matter fairly.
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Later, when I pressed him for more information on the guards, he demurred.
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Asked whether he thought Microsoft was out-innovating Apple in computers, Myerson demurred.
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Asked on stage by Billy whether she would seek a recount, Dragonfly demurred.
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Asked about whether he might be a candidate to head the Pentagon, Cotton demurred.
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Asked by an attendee what made him stand out from the pack, he demurred.
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" Zuckerberg again demurred, saying: "I'm going to direct my team to focus on this.
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Mr Daniel demurred, noting that the details of the proposal remain nebulous at best.
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But asked directly on Thursday whether she still thought Kihuen should resign, Pelosi demurred.
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But Cohen, Sater recalled, demurred, and so the trip to St. Petersburg never happened.
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Ms. Leiber nevertheless demurred when Andy Warhol described her bags as works of art.
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When Hayes mentioned it sounded like the launch of a presidential campaign, Brown demurred.
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Harris demurred when CNBC Make It asked if Carrie was ever good with money.
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Trump demurred, opting for vague promises of continued support and friendship to Kurdish allies.
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Democrats quickly called for special elections, hoping to pick up seats, but Walker demurred.
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In an interview with PEOPLE in 2014, Nordegren demurred on her relationship with Chris.
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Center for Migrant Humanitarian Assistance will shelter them if they do, but Ramos demurred.
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Big donors who demurred for months have begun to spend heavily to defeat him.
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But, while appearing on Axios on HBO, he demurred on speculating about who, specifically.
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But they demurred, prompting the sometimes passive monarch to remark that it seemed wrong.
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When asked if his remarks were misinterpreted by liberal groups and media, Trump demurred.
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On July 29th a federal judge in the capital, Brasília, demurred in startling fashion.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) if he thought Ginsburg had "embarrassed us all," Kavanaugh demurred.
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But asked whether the Fed had taken to adding more vodka instead, he demurred.
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At first, he demurred when asked if gay troops were undermining the military's lethality.
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He, however, demurred when asked if he would consider regulating Google and other companies.
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Jackson demurred, and Spears' future with that snake at the VMAs was sealed forever.
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" Zuckerberg again demurred, saying: "I'm going to direct my team to focus on this.
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When asked about it earlier this year, he demurred but didn't rule it out.
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Asked Monday if Grassley also wanted to hear from Cohen, the Judiciary chairman demurred.
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And if the Americans demurred, the Soviets might act unilaterally and send in troops.
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Yet when asked about what they might be worth in the future, he demurred.
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But asked if he would investigate Ms. Feinstein and her staff, Mr. Grassley demurred.
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Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, demurred when asked whether he could support that procedural vote.
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Mr. Cuomo has demurred when asked about the trial since it began last month.
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Pressed on whether that means the Fed would cut rates in response, Powell demurred.
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But he demurred when asked whether he has briefed the White House on it.
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Judge Kavanaugh repeatedly demurred, saying he would support whatever the committee chose to do.
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Normally Griezmann commemorates his goals with choreographed celebrations, but on this occasion, he demurred.
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Asked whether Democrats might accelerate the confirmation process for his successor, Mr. Mulvaney demurred.
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According to the official, Zelenskyy demurred in response to most of the President's requests.
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A few of Mr. McGurk's former colleagues demurred from commenting for the same reason.
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But she demurred when asked if she thought he was doing a good job.
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The lady demurred, saying she had averted her eyes before many of the exhibits.
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Asked what she tells her son between games, she initially demurred with a giggle.
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In fact, when Mr. Barry was first given the assignment in 2011, he demurred.
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Corker demurred Wednesday when asked whether he'd be a good fit for the Trump administration.
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Pelosi demurred, with Trump giving the pen to Chao's husband, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Instantly my "non-joiner" warnings flashed red and I demurred, citing my recent cancer surgery.
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Asked how much he is willing to spend to ensure his initiative succeeds, Mactaggart demurred.
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Naturally Furukawa demurred, saying that of course they were aware of speculation, but wouldn't comment.
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"Our only conclusion: Trump's rather elliptical words certainly left room for interpretation," the website demurred.
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" When I asked him how it felt to be compared to Moses, he demurred. "Moses?
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But when pressed by a reporter on this issue Tuesday, HHS Secretary Alex Azar demurred.
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When asked whether she's looking for something specific from Mattis on the issue, she demurred.
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But asked if he supported breaking the filibuster for Supreme Court nominations, he demurred. Sen.
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So far, Trump has demurred and deflected when pressed on Russia and President Vladimir Putin.
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More Bush voters demurred than did Kerry voters, skewing the poll result in Kerry's favor.
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My colleague, Brenda, smiled brilliantly as she took the pipe from him and I demurred.
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Britain's parliament voted against air strikes, while NATO allies demurred with the exception of France.
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Mattis at first demurred, but later said he found "common ground" with Trump on it.
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Tillerson demurred, saying he hadn't had an opportunity to discuss it with the president elect.
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Asked whether it was time for Mr. Sanders to concede, the president once again demurred.
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When Cerreti asked whether she wanted to take her children into protection, too, Cacciola demurred.
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Pressed repeatedly on his vision for a peace process between Israelis and Palestinians, Sanders demurred.
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When Mentor demurred, President Zuma himself emerged from a nearby room and escorted her out.
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He initially demurred, but then took her hand and started dancing, according to the report.
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When asked for specifics on what further commitment the United States should make, Campbell demurred.
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Tim Pawlenty (R) demurred on Tuesday when asked if he planned on running for Sen.
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"I don't want to help or hurt anybody," he demurred, "by giving them an endorsement."
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.) — considered a top target despite not being up for reelection — demurred.
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However, several analysts said Sankaran, Schimek and Hogan demurred when asked about the succession process.
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Asked whether he or his staff had looked into the tape's provenance, Mr. Denton demurred.
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During that hearing, he said humans have contributed to warming but demurred on the extent.
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Asked whether the conversation had been his first with the Taliban leader, Mr. Trump demurred.
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Confronted with the question about white societies at the town hall meeting, Mr. King demurred.
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" When pressed about who told him that, he demurred, saying he had been "told authoritatively.
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McKellen demurred, telling Doran that it was not the part for him, Doran recalled recently.
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And when asked about Pompeo's conversations with Trump on the issue at hand, Sondland demurred.
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Some kindly invited me to their tables, but I demurred, already feeling at home enough.
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Esperion's CEO demurred on the potential for Pfizer, or another large drugmaker, to come calling.
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When he emerged from their meeting to join his other colleagues for dinner, Alexander demurred.
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Asked at a news conference Monday whether the President had confidence in Taylor, Pompeo demurred.
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When I proposed visiting the apartment again—this time with a notebook—she politely demurred.
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But when asked if he would nominate him to the job permanently, Trump still demurred.
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Graham demurred, saying he "didn't have a good enough mind" to settle deep theological questions.
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Most of the customers demurred when I asked to interview them, but Mr. Paige didn't.
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When asked whether Liftable had anything in common with his father's PACs, Mr. Brown demurred.
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When asked whether Liftable had anything in common with his father's PACs, Mr. Brown demurred.
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When Robinson pressed him about his relationship with Whitney Alford, his high school sweetheart, he demurred.
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Asked directly by CNBC's Scott Wapner if the president asked him to print money, Cohn demurred.
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Sessions demurred during his confirmation hearing when asked whether he would vote on his fellow appointees.
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Richard Blumenthal has sparred with nominees who demurred when he asked if they believed Brown v.
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Asked if he hoped releasing the documents would put an end to conspiracy theories, Cruz demurred.
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His sister, who oversaw his estate, demurred, thus saving a few dozen extra works for posterity.
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Hall even demurred when President Harry Truman offered to present her with the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Asked if the three women who have alleged sexual misconduct by Kavanaugh are "liars," Trump demurred.
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Other top A.K.P. officials had demurred, fearing that they would have no authority under Mr. Erdogan.
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When asked earlier this month whether he would speak on behalf of Trump's nomination, Rubio demurred.
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Only Jean-Marie Le Pen, then the leader of the far-right National Front party, demurred.
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When Mr. Ryan demurred, Mr. Trump said he wasn't ready to support the speaker's agenda either.
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Asked whether he would personally spend an hour each day moderating the worst offenders, Zuckerberg demurred.
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I demurred, but Cliff Levy, a masthead editor who oversees digital platforms, had his laptop open.
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Asked about her future in Congress if the Democrats fail to win the chamber, Pelosi demurred.
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Asked if he thinks his Senate colleagues would join him in opposing the nominations, Paul demurred.
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But the union said when the officer contacted Denholm about filing sexual assault charges, Denholm demurred.
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The Russian transcript of the conversation, recovered from Mr. Brezhnev's ashtray, indicated that Mr. Ford demurred.
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The sheriff demurred in front of cameras but said that the police were following several leads.
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Asked whether her trip had anything to do with her possible political ambition, Ms. McCray demurred.
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Asked whether he thought Ms. Harris would be a "tough" general election opponent, Mr. Trump demurred.
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But when he had the chance to challenge Warren and Sanders on their ideas, he demurred.
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Northern Democrats visiting the place in April 1860 for their party's national convention would have demurred.
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Asked on CNBC about the chances of the United States rejoining the pact, Mr. Mnuchin demurred.
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Three times Warren cut in to ask for a specific figure and three times Bloomberg demurred.
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Two accompanying stews are on offer, but when asked to explain the difference, Mr. Nurdun demurred.
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Afterward, a markedly calmer Guardiola demurred when he was asked about the decisions he had protested.
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But when pressed on whether infrastructure would be Trump's No. 85033 priority in 2018, Thune demurred.
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"I'm asking you a question, please answer the question," Mr. Franken said, as the nominee demurred.
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Google, Microsoft and Amazon have previously expressed interest in acquiring Slack, but the company has demurred.
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Gore, the decision that ended the 2000 presidential election stalemate, the nominee demurred over and over again.
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She demurred when asked if that strategy would change, noting the field is only now taking shape.
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They claim MoviePass's parent company Helios and Matheson seemed interested in discussions last week but ultimately demurred.
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On Monday, asked repeatedly whether one or more opposition delegations would be invited, Mr. de Mistura demurred.
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Van Grack demurred, saying he was hesitant to answer that question because the offense was so serious.
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Asked whether he thinks Mr. Rubio is scared to come on his show, the MSNBC host demurred.
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But they demurred, saying that everything was ready, that it was too late to stop the program.
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Gillibrand was asked recently about ending the filibuster by Pod Save America's Jon Favreau, and she demurred.
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Asked if she is staying away from the campaign plane because of the optics, the aide demurred.
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Where it stands: I asked him for policy plans and he demurred, saying his platform isn't ready.
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When given multiple opportunities to clarify his point by conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt, Trump had demurred.
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When she allegedly replied that she would be happy to schedule something alongside her sister, Moonves demurred.
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He was a common merchant, he said, but when I asked him what he sold, he demurred.
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"I think it is better to ask him what you have asked, rather than me," he demurred.
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When asked who on the stage was making promises to get elected, Klobuchar demurred from naming names.
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Tillis and Lankford demurred on questions about how their conversations with leadership about the bill have gone.
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But pressed by Mr. Muir whether Mr. Trump was making an aesthetic judgment, the Republican nominee demurred.
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Details of his reported death remain unclear, as President Donald Trump demurred questions from reporters on Thursday.
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But conservatives demurred when asked if they would target Ryan if he doesn't accede to their wishes.
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Asked Friday why Trump hasn't kept his pledge to take his female accusers to court, Sanders demurred.
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Given a chance to comment on her relationship with President Donald Trump, Fed Chair Janet Yellen demurred.
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Asked on Monday whether Warren should leave the race, Sanders' deputy campaign manager Ari Rabin-Havt demurred.
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Asked whether he saw "red flags" or felt that the WHO showed China favoritism, Trump mostly demurred.
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When asked outside the courtroom whether she would climb another structure while on probation, Ms. Okoumou demurred.
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My turn came and I initially demurred, sensing what was coming, if I were to be honest.
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" Chao demurred when asked to tell her story, saying, "the person is still here; they're still around.
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Mr. Diaz demurred when asked if he thought his father took his son's political interests to heart.
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She demurred at first but later accepted, on the condition that she could bring a girlfriend along.
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" When Morgenthau demurred, he said that Sulzer told him to keep the contribution "between us as personal.
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Ms. Iglehart was all for laying down a credit card then and there, but her husband demurred.
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I'd always demurred, retelling, with flourishes, my story of being booted out of the high school chorus.
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Pressed on how he hoped to proceed if Republicans declined to join his calls, Mr. Schumer demurred.
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Mr. Comey demurred, saying he could not discuss any investigations that might or might not be underway.
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" When I asked him what he meant, he demurred: "I could get a bullet in the head.
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When the agents asked whether, in retrospect, Mr. Awlaki's documented patronage of prostitutes disturbed him, he demurred.
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Asked last week if he retained any desire to be president or vice president, Mr. Warner demurred.
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Before my eyes demurred, my brain was able to absorb just enough information to want to know more.
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When I asked co-founder and CEO Asma Mirza which pheromones those genes were connected to, she demurred.
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Parziale demurred when I asked him about his success in college; Parziale's coach, Evan Gibson, did anything but.
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Asked if he downloaded the encrypted WikiLeaks file to his personal computer or his government one, Katz demurred.
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But when asked if that meant he believes a black candidate is advantageous to the party, Fuhs demurred.
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McBath demurred when asked whether she would support Pelosi as party leader if she is elected to Congress.
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He demurred, and then gestured to one of the Emirati soldiers to usher away the reporter and photographer.
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The Trump administration has demurred on what they will suggest as a solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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But after he hinted at the idea with the Iraqi prime minister (who demurred), his aides admonished him.
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She was kind, she was polite, she smiled and demurred to the senators in charge of the hearing.
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They demurred, accused me of trying to waste their time (fact check: true), and asked for their money.
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Asked specifically for his opinion on what kind of candidate should be sought as a replacement, Alito demurred.
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Asked what penalties he would support for women who undergo abortions or doctors who perform them, Trump demurred.
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Asked about the potential for such charges on Thursday, Comey demurred, saying he could not make that determination.
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While Rogers demurred, Comey's already-released outline of his meetings with Trump shows none of the same hesitation.
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" Pressed if the talk with the president was "tense," Corker demurred, saying that they had a "heartfelt conversation.
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" Pressed if the talk with the president was "tense," Corker demurred, saying that they had a "heartfelt conversation.
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Though the Emni approached him several times to ask him to return to Germany, he demurred, he said.
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The patient demurred at first but before long "was writhing on the floor," calling for them, he wrote.
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When Eileen invited Jill back to their hotel room, Mx. Soloway demurred, worried about wearing the wrong bra.
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But on Friday night, he demurred on that promise, too, until after the Senate votes on the budget.
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We'd gone after several higher-profile and more conventionally qualified candidates first, but they demurred or were noncommittal.
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Asked during congressional testimony in early April whether the Mueller investigation had been a "witch hunt," he demurred.
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Mr. de Blasio has so far demurred on his position, insisting the report would be made public soon.
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Asked what he had thought when he had heard of his mother's rescue on the news, he demurred.
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President Trump badly wants union leaders to back his signature trade deal, but they have thus far demurred.
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Though Mr. Bloomberg mostly demurred from playing pundit, he stands to gain if the moderates stumble in Iowa.
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Other Atlanta Falcons and Patriots players were also invited to weigh in on political matter but mostly demurred.
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But she demurred when asked what she was hearing from farmers about the president's performance on trade issues.
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Asked about his American counterpart's suggestion of unilateral action in the absence of a consensus, Mr. Delattre demurred.
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Speaking to reporters before the luncheon, Sommers demurred when asked whether API would support specific emissions-reduction targets.
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Mr. Spicer demurred when asked to provide proof that anyone other than Russia attempted to sway the election.
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He wanted to apologize personally to Will, but we demurred, not wanting to become part of the story.
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Asked Wednesday if leadership is instructing its members any particular way, House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley demurred.
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He demurred when asked whether she was the "adult supervision" that all start-ups are said to need.
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Omar Marrero, who runs Puerto Rico's Central Office of Recovery, Reconstruction and Resiliency, demurred while acknowledging the problems.
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Asked whether Mueller's testimony could influence the impeachment debate, Amash demurred: "It will really depend on what he says."
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Gillibrand demurred, and listened to the woman say she was concerned about "illegals" and criminals crossing the border illegally.
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Asked whether that blame is appropriate in an interview with BuzzFeed News' AM to DM on Tuesday, Whitehouse demurred.
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But Biden demurred when asked by reporters at a Dunkin Donuts in Manchester and then at another nearby stop.
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She demurred, saying that the instructors have occasionally recommended counseling to participants who exhibit truly alarming behaviors and beliefs.
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Comey ultimately demurred when asked if Trump's actions rose to the level of obstruction of justice, an impeachable offense.
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Combs hasn't said if she would get involved with the show if given the chance, but Milano herself demurred.
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Conway demurred on who specifically Trump was expressing regret to, and said he hasn't made apology calls to individuals.
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Asked about black nominees at the Oscars, Mr. Trump, who answered a similar question inartfully earlier this week, demurred.
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He demurred, although the American contingent did fly to Britain to begin filming the day after the American election.
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Bryan Amick, a state Medicaid official, demurred when asked about why the state does not participate in that program.
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" Disavowing himself, reading from a script the day after, Trump demurred: "I said the word 'would' instead of 'wouldn't.
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While she demurred on what that science was, she offered statistics showing the downside of getting the price wrong.
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When Sessions demurred, Trump publicly wished he had an attorney general who would protect him and harass his opponents.
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Asked if he was saying Kavanaugh was lying, Schumer demurred, saying he would stick with what he already said.
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She demurred, however, when pressed if she would ultimately vote against the ObamaCare replacement bill if her effort fails.
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" Justin Sears, Yale's best player, demurred at a news conference, saying, "I really can't comment on the Jack situation.
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The two briefly discussed a collaboration they are working on together, but demurred from playing too long a sample.
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Mexico: Trump says that May has "other things to worry about" than U.S.-Mexican relations; May demurred on commenting.
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It was Barbara who told me with little hesitation that she'd voted for Hillary Clinton and Jenna who demurred.
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When asked whether NFTE's programming is meant to inoculate children against the clarion call of socialism, Ms. Rodriguez demurred.
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" Faced with the same question, the Nigerian president demurred, saying "the best thing for me is to keep quiet.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang demurred when asked at his daily press conference on Tuesday about the attack.
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Committee aides likewise demurred when asked what specifically was cut from the NDAA to reach the lower top line.
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He demurred when a questioner asked if President Donald Trump's attacks on Biden and his son were hurting him.
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Pressed about the potential for witnesses during a Senate trial, McConnell demurred, saying he would coordinate with Trump's lawyers.
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Macintyre, approached by a professor in his final year at Cambridge and interviewed by someone called "Major Halliday," demurred.
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Demers, though, demurred when a reporter asked how the leak of information about another country damaged U.S. national security.
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Asked if Mr. Trump would apologize to Mr. Obama if it turned out he was wrong, Mr. Spicer demurred.
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When asked at a news briefing whether Trump supports the bill, principal deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders demurred.
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Asked whether his contention just days earlier that he would not switch parties was a lie, Van Drew demurred.
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But asked specifically whether he was supporting expanding background checks, Trump demurred, saying it depended on the final measure.
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Conway also demurred when asked about comments by Trump indicating he might be willing to meet with Iranian leaders.
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This time the businesses were more receptive but still demurred taking on the investment risk of creating new infrastructure.
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He demurred when asked whether his team's research had shown color alone could affect the aerodynamics of a material.
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But Sanders demurred on the topic until asked at the end how close he was to making a decision.
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Putin demurred, saying that he didn't have a preference, but Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait pushed him.
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Most memorably, he repeatedly demurred when asked by CNN's Jake Tapper if he disavowed former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke.
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Asked whether the incoming administration needed to punish Russia's hacking to ward off similar moves from other countries, Pence demurred.
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Republican leaders in the House and Senate demurred on whether they would write and vote on a bill this year.
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Pressed on whether he would vote for the bill based on what he expected the score to show, he demurred.
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On the question of impeachment, however, Schiff demurred, citing the unlikelihood of Republicans voting to convict Trump in the Senate.
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Mr Gorman demurred, stressing that the firm would only project returns it felt were feasible even if conditions become rough.
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" They continued talking, and Jack said he wanted to see her; Clara demurred, writing, "Tonight is not the best idea.
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When asked about timeline, Meadows demurred saying only that he didn't want to put an "artificial" deadline on the process.
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When asked if he would be raising a paddle at Christie's for any of the five Monets, Mr. Black demurred.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey spoke out about the travel ban but has since demurred from commenting on the president's tweeting.
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Ted Cruz demurred, noting that he would remain focused on the issues even though Trump has engaged in personal attacks.
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Asked if he would compel companies to testify by issuing subpoenas, Grassley demurred, but indicated he will get the testimony.
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When I asked State to explain the letter and inclusion of the Soros-connected names during the meeting, it demurred.
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Asked in an interview on Sunday if he would oblige, Mr. Obama demurred, saying he had not completed his schedule.
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Asked on Tuesday if he and the NRSC would support Blankenship, McConnell demurred until after the election results are in.
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Asked on Saturday why the Democratic left's signature policy proposal had not gotten a mention through two events, Warren demurred.
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During Tuesday's White House media briefing, press secretary Sean Spicer demurred when asked whether the president would watch the testimony.
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Clinton on Wednesday demurred when asked if she would avoid including those with Wall Street ties on her economic team.
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But when I asked whether the U.S. might build a military base in Brazil, as Bolsonaro has suggested, he demurred.
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Karmazin initially demurred, according to Bercovici, and explained that the company hadn't done much outreach beyond advertising a clinical trial.
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Lin demurred, too, when asked whether he might opt out of his contract this summer and what he might seek.
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Pressed again and again to admit to Twitter showing some type of bias, either systemic or personal, Dorsey consistently demurred.
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When asked about the status of articles of impeachment in the Judiciary Committee, committee member Ted Lieu (D-CA) demurred.
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Ms. Stewart-Cousins demurred when asked if she had concerns about making Mr. Klein her deputy with the accusations outstanding.
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Mr. Comey demurred, and Mr. Flynn later pleaded guilty to lying to investigators and agreed to cooperate with Mr. Mueller.
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When asked last August after a tournament if he had any thoughts about race relations in America, Mr. Woods demurred.
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But when it came to the question of arming teachers — as suggested by President Trump and the NRA — Scott demurred.
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Reagan demurred, intent on continuing work on the Strategic Defense Initiative, which he viewed as a shield against all attacks.
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A few years ago when a group of my peers said that they supported outlawing the Confederate flag, I demurred.
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Both countries resisted the oil cartel's decision last month, even though OPEC demurred on how much it would boost supply.
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Asked if Microsoft would unplug the hardware partners it announced Monday when its own quantum processors are ready, Nayak demurred.
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But when asked how long such a pause would have to last before talks could go forward, Mr. Tillerson demurred.
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Asked if she thought the multiple attacks across different parts of the U.S. were in any way coordinated, Clinton demurred.
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Asked by Mr. McCain whether hacking the American elections would be an attack on the United States, Mr. Clapper demurred.
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Mr. Parker demurred, saying he was there to promote the film and celebrate the hundreds of people who made it.
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When pressed, he said the Muslim world was going through "its worst phase" but demurred on Beijing's crackdown in Xinjiang.
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Despite openings at big technology companies such as Uber, Irving demurred when asked if he would consider another CEO gig.
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Officials demurred when asked to cite evidence that the Obama administration actively sought to make the 2013 shutdown more painful.
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When Marando first asked Bannon who served as the Trump campaign's conduit to WikiLeaks, the former White House adviser demurred.
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He repeatedly proclaimed to be in favor of some sort of regulation of Facebook but demurred when asked for specifics.
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Yellen demurred, saying that the Fed's experts were still studying whether negative interest rates would be legal and technically feasible.
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While Kim Yo Jong demurred in front of the cameras, insisting Kim Yong Nam sit first, the impression had been made.
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When Sebastian Gorka, formerly an adviser to Mr Trump, was asked if the president believed Islam is a religion, he demurred.
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Tellingly, when asked Thursday whether he worried that Trump could hurt down-ballot candidates in the House and Senate, Ryan demurred.
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Police on the Isles of Scilly -- who enjoy a large social media following despite their remote location and tiny population -- demurred.
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Asked if there was a "red line" Trump could cross that might cause him to leave the Republican ticket, Pence demurred.
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Mr Guaidó repeatedly demurred from declaring himself president, saying he needed the support of both the people and the armed forces.
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The actor said Roddenberry demurred, given that the show had already taken on issues like the Vietnam War and civil rights.
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When asked, he demurred about: Now, Sessions's non-answers surely shouldn't be taken as confirmation that any of these things happened.
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Trump demurred on Monday when asked whether he was trying to send Romney a message by encouraging Hatch to run again.
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Asked if top Trump adviser Rudy Giuliani had gone too far in questioning Clinton's health prior to Sunday's incident, Pence demurred.
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Chuck Grassley, the Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee demurred when asked about whether it was the right move or not.
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Christie reportedly demurred, listing the reasons why it wouldn't work -- among them that neither person needed the hassle it would cause.
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" Bateman demurred when asked if sparks flew with any of his female costars, saying, "I'm absolutely not going anywhere near that!
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Kavanaugh demurred when asked if he would recuse himself from cases tied to Trump that come before the Supreme Court. Sen.
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Asked if he would compel companies to testify by issuing subpoenas, Grassley demurred, but indicated he intends to get the testimony.
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Although the Trump administration has made clear its interest in a free trade agreement with Japan, the country has seemingly demurred.
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According to Democratic lawmakers, Hicks demurred at the instruction of the White House but stopped short of formally invoking executive privilege.
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When a reporter asked a panel of conservative House Republicans who Trump should choose as his running mate, most lawmakers demurred.
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He demurred, believing that the piece, intended to be heard solely in recorded form, wasn't meant to be revived in person.
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When asked whom she considers friends in Hollywood, Ms. Anderson demurred and said she has more friends in the art world.
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Shah said that the company "tripled" transaction volume from Q2 to Q3, although demurred on deeper details of the company's revenues.
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Goofy-looking and unassuming in knitted sweaters and schoolboy haircuts, the Undertones demurred when it came to the rowdy punk lifestyle.
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She demurred, and a few months later, Mr. Collins suspended his re-election campaign after being indicted on insider trading charges.
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But he, too, demurred; Homeland Security "really felt that it was best handled by the Department of Justice," Mr. Comstock wrote.
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On the stand, Mr. Scarcella demurred when asked about his reputation among his peers as a closer other detectives turned to.
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Asked if he felt he was enabling an economy that was harmful to those who worked in it, Mr. Crowley demurred.
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Asked on Friday before the missiles began flying to explain America's strategy in Syria, Heather Nauert, the State Department spokeswoman, demurred.
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While Mr. Cuomo had sought to allow the sales of alcoholic beverages in movie theaters, the Assembly and the Senate demurred.
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Ms. Yellen demurred when asked directly whether the Fed planned to raise rates at its next policy-making meeting, in March.
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Asked at a campaign event this weekend whether he is worried about Trump dragging Bevin across the finish line, Beshear demurred.
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Pressed by Maria Bartiromo to say outright that he now accepts the legitimacy of the president's birth in Hawaii, Trump demurred.
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Asked if he could still be the Jets' quarterback next season, Fitzpatrick, who signed a one-year deal this summer, demurred.
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Warren on Saturday demurred when asked if Sanders should suspend his White House run due to his delegate gap with Clinton.
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While other officials demurred, the mayor of Jersey City, Steven Fulop, explicitly called the attack a "hate crime" on Wednesday night.
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Asked separately about the messages he was sending to young men and women by dismissing accusations of sexual assault, Trump demurred.
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" When asked what he knew that others did not, Mr. Trump demurred, saying only, "You'll find out on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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When I asked if he was sad to miss the chance to go head to head with this president, he demurred.
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So in 1966, when Georges Payot, now a fully fledged mountain guide, was asked to join in the rescue, he demurred.
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When pressed on whether it was dangerous for some of his Republican colleagues to continue to peddle this theory, Romney demurred.
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Asked if he was uncomfortable with the good-kids-versus-bad-kids narrative that predominates Australian men's tennis, de Minaur demurred.
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Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut invited him to denounce Trump's criticism of federal judges, including Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the nominee demurred.
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Elam—a sworn "anti-gynocentrist" and champion of the American men's rights movement—demurred that he was the student that afternoon.
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Yet when aboriginal leaders suggested that any amendment to the constitution should empower, rather than simply nod at aboriginals, the government demurred.
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Asked last month whether he would maintain Crimea-related sanctions on Russia, Trump demurred, saying it was "too early" to discuss sanctions.
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Pressed by reporters on what exactly would not be allowed under the US government's "flexible" reading of the convention system, Brownfield demurred.
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When asked if she felt supported enough in her race by her own party leadership, Love let out a sigh, then demurred.
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In our interview before the latest round of Ukraine news broke, her husband, meanwhile, offered was decidedly demurred on his presidential ambitions.
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On that point, Rose demurred, saying that Facebook is a "new type of platform… where people discover a lot of media content."
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The ABG had been counting on reopening the closed copper mine to fund its future state, but Rio Tinto demurred last year.
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When Tapper pointed out that Trump, in campaign speeches, is "calling them liars and saying they're not good-looking enough," Giuliani demurred.
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He demurred on this response, explaining to moderator Jake Tapper that any real answer would likely be used against whomever he named.
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But Johnson, feeling his oats after yet another dominant victory a month before and surely sensing something new in the air, demurred.
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In fact former Congressman Mike Pompeo, during his confirmation hearing to become CIA director largely demurred on answering any questions about it.
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" But when asked if Spicer was safe in his job as press secretary, Trump demurred, saying "he's been there from the beginning.
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When asked what his father liked most about the book, Mr. Trump demurred, telling a reporter he had more supporters to greet.
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Potash last year offered nearly $9 billion for the producer K&S, only to withdraw its offer after the German group demurred.
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But now, having won three Tours de France, Froome demurred when asked if he was looking for new challenges in the sport.
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Clinton wins, Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, her running mate, demurred but said he would vote for him if given the chance.
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Bill Nelson in 2018 and he demurred Wednesday when asked whether Trump will be an asset or liability on the campaign trail.
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Asked if a deal on amending a president's emergency powers would impact how he voted on the resolution of disapproval he demurred.
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Asked by Fox News reporter Tucker Carlson whether the president would protect the country if it came under attack, the president demurred.
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When Kathy Castor, a Democrat of Florida, asked if he felt manipulated by Republican politicians for fund-raising purposes, Mr. Dorsey demurred.
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But President Trump demurred, saying the episode had already been thoroughly investigated and noting that Saudi Arabia is an important trading partner.
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When I asked him if his deep-rooted sense of empathy stemmed from a repudiation of his late grandfather's values, he demurred.
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When asked in a phone interview if she believed her candidacy was being hampered by gendered notions of "electability," Ms. Warren demurred.
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Yet when she came to Columbia's offices and suggested that they seal the deal with a trip to bed, Mr. Davis demurred.
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" Warren repeatedly demurred when she was asked by reporters about the scuffle, responding: "I don't have anything else to say on this.
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Mr. Christie made several appearances on morning television to promote the effort, but demurred on commenting on what would transpire in court.
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Asked if players who used steroids should be inducted now, given that the commissioner during the steroid era is in, Dawson demurred.
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Even on the subject of Mr. Trump's call for an investigation into voter fraud, a widely debunked claim, Republicans have often demurred.
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Asked during his news conference whether he would insist on full, verified denuclearization before North Korea could enjoy sanctions relief, Trump demurred.
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But he demurred when asked whether he'd send his own children, or those of people he is close to, to the centers.
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Asked whether the plethora of free offerings with varying details is confusing for consumers, Mr. Hugo of the Free File Alliance demurred.
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Asked if she was concerned that Trump and the Republicans could successfully scare off voters with visions of Venezuelan turmoil, Svart demurred.
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But when pressed on whether coming out of a 35-day government shutdown reflected a "strong" state of the union, Risch demurred.
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Others demurred, especially in the face of earlier calls to label any who competed "traitors" and to strip them of their citizenship.
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Asked about the political implications of the game, Saudi Arabia's captain and its coach both demurred, saying those thoughts were for others.
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Western governments, including France, have so far demurred, both for legal reasons and for fear of infuriating public opinion, according to experts.
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Clinton pounced from the start, after Mr. Sanders demurred in saying how much his proposals would increase the size of the federal government.
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"I don't kiss and tell," he demurred, as he kisses a woman on television and talks about it to an entertainment news show.
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The official demurred if that meant Trump planned to fire the current head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a brainchild of Sen.
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He demurred, however, when asked whether he would criticize Netanyahu if his administration does move forward with annexing parts of the West Bank.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at a recent congressional hearing, Zuckerberg demurred on specific examples of what sort of disinformation is allowed on the platform.
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Invited to enter the lion's den, the fox demurred, remarking that he had noticed all the footprints pointed one way: into the den.
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He demurred, and dispatched Shefir, the Kvartal 95 executive, who was acting as one of his chief political advisers, to meet with them.
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"I think I tweeted about that the other day that there could be one about him or maybe a lot," demurred the singer.
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" Asked whether Spicer would be the White House press secretary "tomorrow," however, Trump demurred, replying simply, "Well, he's been there from the beginning.
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But asked whether its existence is an admission the bill can't pass as is, Sean demurred, arguing that it's about forging a consensus.
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Asked if there was a line that Mr. Trump could cross that would prompt Mr. McConnell to rescind his endorsement, Mr. McConnell demurred.
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After I demurred, I spent the rest of the night terrified that I'd destroyed our friendship, cursing the holiday for bringing this on.
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" Hess demurred, saying that such solutions "require a lot of highly-skilled, specialized resources that we may not have immediately available to us.
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And Gross, asked about whether he was surprised at the sniping on the Democratic side, as well as in his own party, demurred.
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Whitaker demurred when Val Demings, a Florida Democrat, asked whether he had discussed the federal investigation in the Southern District of New York.
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Asked if US-led coalition forces could strike ISIS fighters further west of the Euphrates without running afoul of Russian airplanes, Dillon demurred.
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President Obama issued an executive order in 2013 instructing the CDC to identify priorities for gun violence research, and still the agency demurred.
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Asked if it might be interesting to face Guardiola, who is concluding his own run in Germany before taking over here, Pellegrini demurred.
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If that sounds like the fundamental planks of a 297 presidential campaign, Ms. Gillibrand, who is running for re-election in November, demurred.
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After the Louvre demurred, an art installation many consider to be sexually explicit will instead be displayed outside the Pompidou Center in Paris.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, when asked at a White House briefing about the possibility of a meeting, demurred on whether he supported one.
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Carl E. Heastie, the Democratic Assembly speaker from the Bronx, demurred when asked his opinion on the yet-to-be-fleshed-out plan.
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But Mr. Schumer demurred, encouraging the vice president to accept the $1.3 billion that Republicans and Democrats in Congress had already agreed upon.
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Mr. Moore also demurred when asked about the size of the Fed's balance sheet, saying he wanted to "study up" on the issue.
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He has "the rough architecture" of a future project in mind, perhaps involving new forms of storytelling, but he demurred on the details.
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The impression was underscored once again on Thursday when Mr. Trump demurred from explicitly endorsing America's commitment to NATO's principle of collective defense.
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Thus far, the space agency has barely acknowledged the project's existence but demurred at any thought of incorporating it in its own programs.
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Jeanne Shaheen, a New Hampshire Democrat, asked Sessions whether the attorney general or his designee could fire a special counsel generally, Sessions demurred.
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And when I asked if he agreed with Mr. Zuckerberg's recent statement that "the world would lose if Facebook went away," he demurred.
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Pence demurred on publicly releasing the underlying evidence central to the Mueller report, but expressed confidence that Barr would take the appropriate cautions.
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Biden demurred when debate moderator Bill Whitaker asked whether he'd launch a retaliatory cyberattack against Russia if it interfered in the 2020 contest.
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" He added that he had inquired about the rights to the story 10 years ago, but as Thorpe was still alive, "everyone demurred.
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So when, after he won the Palme d'Or, the country's education minister invited Mr. Kore-eda for a congratulatory meeting, the director demurred.
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Cortez Masto demurred when asked whether it's time for Democrats to look to fresher faces than veteran elected officials like former Tennessee Gov.
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In the early '80s, consumers lobbied the FDA to require talc-containing products to carry an asbestos warning level, but the agency demurred.
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Rubio demurred when asked if he and his colleagues could seek to increase their influence by forming a bloc, as did Texas Republican Sen.
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When Carolla asked if he could plug the lawfirm by giving out the website, Darden demurred: "I don't know," he said with a laugh.
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In both hearings, Zuckerberg insisted he wasn't opposed to new legal restrictions on the platform, although he demurred when asked to support specific measures.
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Comey graciously demurred, but we can take his version of events at face value and still find the whole affair a D.C. melodrama. Sen.
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In 2005, China offered the pair to Taiwan, but the government of the self-ruled island, which China claims as its own territory, demurred.
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Yet he demurred repeatedly when asked if the disasters revealed a need to rein in the F.A.A.'s delegation of safety matters to Boeing.
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Sidney Blumenthal, a longtime Clinton backer and informal adviser during her tenure as secretary of State, demurred about whether he still emails with her.
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McClintock grilled Mueller on the inner workings of his investigation, but Mueller demurred while answering his question and said it was beyond his scope.
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He demurred when asked what sorts of X-37 payloads or sensors the F-22 and F-35 could leverage during such a demonstration.
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But Clinton's team has demurred, noting that Sanders ended Tuesday even further behind Clinton in the delegate math after her big win in Mississippi.
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Romney demurred when asked after the vote whether he felt that he'd been punished by delegates who were angry that he had gathered signatures.
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" Pressed by "Hardball" host Chris Matthews on whether Barr should be impeached, Harris demurred, saying, "We should take it one step at a time.
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Spokesmen at the White House, the Pentagon and the Justice Department have repeatedly demurred when asked for even basic facts about what is happening.
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Asked if the Trump administration will take the blame for the recent drop in stocks after taking credit for the rally, Mr. Mnuchin demurred.
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Mr. Cuomo, who has also made infrastructure a cornerstone of his tenure, has demurred when asked to stop taking money from fossil fuel companies.
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Mr. Brown said he was ready for his exit, but demurred when asked if he was confident he was leaving California in good hands.
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He has generally demurred, noting that while he used to drive an electric car — a Tesla — he is not an expert on climate science.
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The buyer asked to visit his studio; since Abijako was working out of his childhood bedroom, he demurred, and instead they met in Manhattan.
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In an interview on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Wednesday morning, Mr. Biden demurred when asked if the attacks from the Sanders campaign were dishonest.
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TRUMP DEMURS ON IRAN SANCTIONS: Trump demurred Wednesday on whether he's considering easing sanctions on Iran following a report he had discussed the option.
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The former prosecutor, who is retiring after 2018, demurred when asked if he was making the request in his capacity as Oversight Committee chairman.
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Even so, some of basketball's most politically active voices have demurred on the issue as the NBA maneuvers behind the scenes to quash it.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer was asked whether the federal government should involve itself in the United incident on Tuesday, but he demurred.
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In a briefing to reporters after meeting with Trump, Netanyahu demurred from a two-state solution once again, according to Israeli daily newspaper Haaretz.
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Pressed on Friday as to whether Kushner had made a mistake in forging such a close relationship with the Saudi crown prince, Trump demurred.
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Mr. Jones demurred when it came to his influence on Mr. Trump, which he said the "MSM" (mainstream media) overstated to undermine the president.
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When I asked whether he held too much influence as a private citizen, he demurred, then somehow pivoted to the subject of charter schools.
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Mr. Antonsen said he pressed the order to put out a call for other victims or look deeper into his claims, but they demurred.
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But when asked why he didn't go into business for himself full time, Mr. Gies demurred, alluding to the clubby nature of his field.
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"That would be a pretty good place to land from my standpoint," he said, though he demurred on whether it would dictate his vote.
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But when CNN's Chris Cuomo gave Trump a chance to take on Ryan and the GOP establishment during a "New Day" interview Monday, Trump demurred.
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Haqq's opinions on Khloé's romantic choices are equally reserved: Haqq said she likes Khloé's beau James Harden "as a person," but demurred on anything definitive.
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And with that, the pressure was on high-ranking elected officials, many of whom had previously demurred citing the ongoing competition, to state their allegiances.
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Asked whether America would name a special envoy to mediate a dispute between Iraq's Kurds and the central government in Baghdad, the State Department demurred.
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At Ouellette, an American major demurred when asked if he felt the tensions between North Korea and America that make for so many headlines worldwide.
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But Trump has since demurred on the embassy move, walking back the promise as he attempts to reignite a peace process between Israelis and Palestinians.
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"We're just having a nice time right now," Lopez demurred during her appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in April when asked about the relationship.
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When asked if the unicorn-valued startup had trouble raising additional funding, he demurred but claimed that the ICO is an alternative form of exit.
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Clinton, a cautious candidate who for weeks had demurred when asked if Mr. Trump was up to the job, had finally publicly declared him unfit.
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Republican leaders at lunchtime demurred on the question of whether Kavanaugh would have enough votes to pass when he comes to the floor next week.
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Pressed by reporters at the time on whether he would have voted for the bill if he were still in the House, Mulvaney repeatedly demurred.
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On Wednesday, he demurred when asked by reporters whether Trump should consider picking Palin as his vice presidential candidate, should he win the GOP nomination.
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Clinton praised Sanders for having "contributed greatly to the campaign" but reportedly demurred in the Politico interview when asked about putting him on the ticket.
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Asked if he was looking at trying to move Russia sanctions legislation through the Banking Committee, the Arizona Republican demurred but added that he, Sen.
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"But I'm not going into too much detail, I don't want to jinx anything," Pattinson demurred when he was done hinting at his side project.
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" Pressed for more details of those experiences, Mr. Johnson largely demurred, saying, "Well, you know, the type of road encounters that others have talked about.
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Trump, who on Tuesday said the FBI shouldn't investigate the incident, demurred on Wednesday when asked whether he would direct the bureau to do so.
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Even those who remained interested after 10 or 15 minutes of painstaking back-and-forth often demurred when Mr. Carter asked them for payment information.
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In the past, the IRS hasn't enforced this rule very strictly, but when Yahoo asked the IRS to bless its spinoff proposal, the IRS demurred.
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But when Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana, pressed him on whether he agreed that Mr. Putin "has acted like a thug," Mr. Mnuchin demurred.
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It was too hard-line even for the N.R.A. "I don't think you should have firearms where people are drinking," N.R.A. chief Wayne LaPierre demurred.
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Thus far, Mr. Barr has demurred on just what he will release to Congress and the public, reserving the right to keep some matters secret.
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But asked whether this kind of built-in social following will become a new prerequisite for editors in the years to come, Ms. Coles demurred.
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Mr. Kondylis was credited with persuading Mr. Trump not to clad the building in gold-tinted glass, though in his characteristically courtly way he demurred.
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Instead, he demurred, conceded mistakes and generally engaged in a nuanced and seemingly heartfelt colloquy on the difficulties of managing tech in a complex world.
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Asked whether a request made for political purposes would be legal, Mr. Mnuchin demurred, saying he did not want to stake out any legal positions.
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Despite increasing pressure from his challengers and editorial boards across the state, Mr. Cuomo has demurred when asked if he would participate in a debate.
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" The senior White House adviser demurred on whether the Senate should call witnesses for the impeachment trial, saying she would "leave that to the lawyers.
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Chief Newsham demurred when asked whether members of Mr. Erdogan's security team were involved in the attack, but the State Department later acknowledged their presence.
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But the senator demurred, saying that she would prioritize "supporting the Affordable Care Act and helping Democrats hold onto the Senate" in the upcoming election.
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In the face of criticism, he's consistently demurred, maddeningly projecting the image of an inscrutable philosopher, too far removed to see what was going on.
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If reporters had the chance to question the attorney general about the Russia investigation, he might have demurred because he has recused from the probe.
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Asked if he viewed the tariff exemption as a form of economic blackmail, Trudeau demurred and said his country is also interested in reshaping NAFTA.
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But when the moderator asked if police officers have institutional racism, she demurred and said there's still more progress to be made on combating racism.
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Pressed repeatedly on Tuesday about impeachment or an impeachment inquiry during a weekly leadership press conference, Schumer demurred except to say that he trusts Pelosi.
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Dianne Feinstein of California, whether a president could be forced to respond to a subpoena, Kavanaugh demurred, saying he would not answer the "hypothetical" question.
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Fed officials had suggested a possible September start to the slowing in the rate of purchases but were spooked by the Taper Tantrum and demurred.
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Needless to say, we demurred, and when we left, he put his hand under his T-shirt, mimicking the thump-thump of a beating heart.
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Asked by CNN's Chris Cuomo whether Trump's aggressive push to persuade President Barack Obama to release his birth certificate demonstrated a racial bias, Sanders demurred.
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Trump demurred when asked about his plans for Comey -- whose decision to end the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server was widely panned by Republicans.
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Fourteen years later, on June 18th, in two cases lined up for the Supreme Court to do just that, the justices again demurred—this time unanimously.
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Both IBV and ONGC also declined to invoke clauses in the blocks' contracts allowing them to move ahead with development on their own if Petrobras demurred.
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The senator demurred, but kept his voice in the discussion of how conservative voters should move forward, even as Trump tries to pull the party together.
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"After another caller asked if there was any truth to rumors surrounding Ora's relationship with Zayn Malik, she demurred, "I feel like I'm getting completely roasted.
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Asked by a reporter on a daily transition call whether Trump plans to fulfill his campaign promise to step back from his businesses, Jason Miller demurred.
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"I don't think it's for me to say whether the conversation I had with the president was an effort to obstruct [the Flynn investigation]," he demurred.
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Ford plans to sell the cars initially to ride-sharing services, presumably like Uber and Lyft, though Ford demurred when I asked about any potential partners.
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Pressed on Tuesday on whether he and the NRSC would support Blankenship, McConnell similarly demurred, saying he would wait to see who won the GOP primary.
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Asked about the email later on Thursday following a closed-door lunch, Collins demurred, saying she had been busy and hadn't had time to read it.
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Asked whether giving birth in a foreign country was the best way to test the healthcare system while securing citizenship for a child, my experts demurred.
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According to Skincential CEO Russ Lebovitz, the CIA is very interested in the DNA collection capabilities of his company's products, although he demurred when asked why.
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As if to underscore the sensitivity of these appointments, Helen Clark, a former prime minister of New Zealand, who declared her candidacy on Monday evening, demurred.
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While Iraqi military leaders have said they expected to retake Mosul by the end of 2016 or early 2017, Macfarland demurred on when it might happen.
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When the family of the twelve-year-old first approached him, in November, Afshar had demurred; he had a full caseload and retirement on the horizon.
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"She is a senator from California, has worked with these companies for a while, she demurred and said, 'I'll get back to you later,'" Herndon said.
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She ducks questions about a specific agenda for next year, and she demurred when asked if she wanted to advance any issues particularly dear to her.
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Eventually, he snapped, lapsing into something of a sarcastic sneer — "Congratulations, guys, it really is the toughest," he said — but for a long time, he demurred.
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The advocacy group has demurred, pointing out that the Ghosn case should "make Japanese lawmakers rethink their system" but that his case is not an outlier.
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Asked if his early exposure to Life magazine summoned a need to document and participate more actively in the wider world as a photojournalist, he demurred.
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But Mao demurred, according to a recent article by Sergey Radchenko, a professor of international studies at Cardiff University, citing newly declassified documents from Russian archives.
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Representative John Yarmuth, Democrat of Kentucky, heaped praise on Ms. Pelosi's leadership skills but demurred when asked if he would want her to go to Louisville.
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While she demurred when asked about criticism of American Dirt's plot and characters, she agreed that critics are right to be skeptical of the book's success.
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Just after the season ended, Manning demurred when asked if he would retire, but conceded that he knew he would not play as a Giant again.
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Asked if she considered beating the 146th-ranked Gauff her biggest win of her year, Diyas politely demurred, but added to the praise of Gauff's game.
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" Asked if this meant he thought it was time for Republicans to change their leadership, Jordan demurred, saying, "We'll have that debate at the appropriate time.
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They demurred, at which point he walked upstairs to his apartment, waited until filming resumed and began flashing his lights on and off, Morse code style.
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Questioned by incredulous White House reporters, who noted that other presidents had made those calls, Trump said he was told otherwise by unidentified officials — and demurred.
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He demurred on the direction of the Russia investigation, which Rosenstein has ultimate authority over now that his boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, has recused himself.
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When pressed to explain whether that meant his office believed that Mr. Christie either was involved in the plot or knew about it, Mr. Fitzpatrick demurred.
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Asked about IPO plans, Reeves demurred, but did point out that the startup's recent investor additions have been crossover funds that invest across public and private companies.
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When asked whether the event was meant as a challenge to Paul, a Pence aide demurred, saying it was no different than the vice president's other events.
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Asked to support a petition to found a women's college of Oxbridge calibre, he demurred on the ground that women were not suited to high-level jobs.
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Eric Ueland, the White House director of legislative affairs, demurred when pressed by reporters on Tuesday about whether he would guarantee there would not be a shutdown.
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Trump demurred questions about whether Russia, which has been accused of being behind the hack of the Democratic National Committee, is trying to influence the US election.
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" Ingraham, rumored to be in the running to be Trump's press secretary, demurred on questions about whether she will join the administration, saying "things are in flux.
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Again, by all accounts, Francis initially demurred, not wanting to risk his friendship with Henry, who was an egoist at best and a narcissist at his worst.
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But deeper security cooperation has been tricky, because India has for more than 10 years demurred at signing three "foundational" defense agreements that would streamline military interactions.
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Pressed when he would bring up the bill or if it would narrow the national security provisions of the trade law, known as Section 232, Hatch demurred.
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He demurred, however, when asked about the administration's position on Chinese telecom firm ZTE, saying it was a law enforcement matter upon which he could not comment.
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Some Republicans have groused about him in private, others scolded or lamented him in public remarks; most dodged or demurred when confronted with the controversy du jour.
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Pressed when he would bring up the bill or if it would narrow the national security provisions of the trade law, known as Section 2628, Hatch demurred.
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Scalise on Sunday demurred when asked by CBS's Margaret Brennan whether he had spoken with Trump about the presidents' own repeated invocations of an "invasion" by migrants.
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Democrats had wooed her to challenge Mr. Grassley for some time, but she had demurred until now, because Mr. Grassley has been extremely popular in the state.
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Clinton repeatedly demurred when asked about her future plans, but it was also clear she was contemplating the political landscape if she were to run again. Mrs.
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Stewart demurred when Stern asked whether she would've wanted to marry Pattinson, but did say that "every relationship I've ever been in, I thought that was it."
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Harris, who published a new memoir this week ahead of likely 2020 presidential run, demurred on whether she will challenge President Donald Trump for the White House.
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If Mr. Obama demurred from a frontal assault that could provoke the Twitter-happy president, he was eager to depict Mr. Gillespie as a Trump stand-in.
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The I.O.C. demurred when the Russian doping scandal threatened to overwhelm the 2016 Summer Olympics, telling international federations to make their own participation guidelines for Russian athletes.
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Asked at a CNBC investor conference this fall about Mr. Summers' suggestion that the Trump administration's tax plan was a "ludicrous supply side fantasy," the secretary demurred.
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When a software engineer named Graham Asher suggested in 0003 that Unicode take responsibility for emojis, the consortium demurred on the grounds that pictures were subjectively interpreted.
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Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman demurred when asked Friday if it was appropriate for a member of Congress to question the patriotism of an active duty service member.
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McConnell, asked about potential witnesses while speaking to reporters in Kentucky, demurred saying they would figure out the status of negotiations once Congress comes back next month.
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Asked to say one thing about David Geffen's yacht, which she and her fiancé have been depicted enjoying multiple times on Mr. Geffen's Instagram, Ms. Nonoo demurred.
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Leblond demurred, but he did bring up the fact that there are lots of things that could go wrong with two active assistants on a single speaker.
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Johnson demurred each time Sophy Ridge, the programme&aposs host, asked if he would resign as prime minister if his party failed to secure a parliamentary majority.
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Questioned by both Democrats and Republicans about his preferred replacement, he demurred, calling it a "legislative question" rather than an administrative one he'd handle as HHS secretary.
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"Well then, we're going to have to find other people who will compete against what is a considerable advantage on the other side," she said when he demurred.
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Asked by Colbert whether he felt burned by his firing, Scaramucci demurred, saying that he never anticipated working in the White House for an extended period of time.
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Palmer told TechCrunch that he had made an offer for the company a year ago, but Steve Rayson, director at BuzzSumo, who also lives in Brighton U.K., demurred.
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Yellen demurred on intervening in Wells Fargo, but said the Fed has initiated a review of all the large banks and is concerned about compliance across the board.
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In recent interviews, Vanderpump has demurred when asked if she's quitting the reality show but confirmed she opted out of shooting group scenes after a big blow-up.
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Pressed repeatedly on Monday about whether Trump would sign off on a budget that leaves out funding for the border wall, White House press secretary Sean Spicer demurred.
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When asked if he would turn to other games, he demurred: "We're just going to play the biggest game that's out there, which is Fortnite at the moment."
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In response to questions at a press event about how this compared to previous launches, a Microsoft representative demurred, saying it's difficult to compare them — and that's true.
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Starbucks executive chairman Howard Schultz has been floated as a possible Democratic Party challenger to President Trump in 2020, and today demurred but did not shut the door.
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" Last month, Cannon demurred when asked about rumors he was dating the TLC singer, saying, "I would be so lucky to be able to be called 'dating' her.
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As for whether the Republican Party should continue to support Moore in the December special election, Kasich demurred and returned to his broader desire to reshape the party.
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But Kavanaugh demurred, saying he would not make a commitment on how he could decide or resolve a case that might come before him on the Supreme Court.
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Asked Friday if there was a way to resolve the request for a timeline for her departure and her resistance to making herself a lame duck, Pelosi demurred.
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Corker largely demurred when asked whether the current polarization in Washington -- and the unpredictability of the man in the White House -- had anything to do with his decision.
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Asked if the Judiciary Committee would hold the high-profile, televised hearing if she did not attend, Grassley demurred but appeared to question what the point would be.
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She repeatedly demurred despite urgings as late as the fall of 2003 that she should make a last-minute entry into the 2004 campaign against George W. Bush.
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And twice, he demurred, the first time by ranting about his Electoral College victory, the second time by berating the Jewish reporter who dared to inquire about it.
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When asked how much money Dirty Lemon was willing to lose to theft, Mr. Normandin demurred, noting that the company would write down any losses as sampling costs.
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She was asked to make the film in the mid-90s, but demurred because her parents were alive and she had not yet discussed her brother in interviews.
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Mr. Joko, 57, demurred when asked whether Indonesia, which overthrew a dictatorship two decades ago, might serve as a model for Muslim-majority nations ruled by family diktat.
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Just three days before the joint statement was released, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders demurred when asked whether the White House believed Russia was behind the poison attack.
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The company demurred, thinking that a glaze would interfere with its signature flavor, which came from smoking the hams over a blend of chopped corncobs and maple sawdust.
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Asked whether the administration would unblock the users or appeal the ruling, Kerri Kupec, a spokeswoman for the Justice Department's civil division, demurred from making any specific pronouncement.
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For his part, Ryan has demurred and said in a January interview that re-election is a decision he and his wife will make together in late spring.
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But he demurred when asked if he would urge protesters to refrain from trying to cross the fence, as hundreds of others have tried with often fatal results.
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Yet government officials have demurred when asked about any bargain being struck — presumably they fear drawing criticism from the cultured classes or seeming weak to the wider populace.
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Asked what he would do if party leaders made the case that he was the only GOP candidate who keep the seat in the Republican column, Rubio demurred.
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When Trump followed up on July 19 — telling him to meet Sessions personally, and that if Sessions refused, Lewandowski should tell him he was fired — Lewandowski demurred again.
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" He demurred about whether the two leaders had discussed potentially returning to the negotiating table with the Iranian regime, however, saying "you must ask the president about that.
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And Barr famously demurred when asked by Senator Kamala Harris last month whether anyone at the White House had asked or suggested that he open up any investigations.
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Mexico has demurred for now, and in the meantime, the President-elect has instructed Congress to find the funds to build the wall, estimated to cost $10-38 billion.
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Asked before the Senate Judiciary Committee whether he had "any involvement" in the potential deal to build a Trump Tower in Moscow before the 2016 election, Don Jr. demurred.
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Spicer on Trump's wiretap claims: 'There's no question that something happened' Later, asked twice in an interview with CNN's Sara Murray about Trump's feelings toward Comey, Spicer again demurred.
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Yet although the court usually follows the advocate-general's reasoning, this time it demurred, ruling that it was up to national governments whether or not to issue humanitarian visas.
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Judge Derrick Watson, who in March blocked the executive order before it could go into effect, initially demurred, saying that only the Supreme Court could explain its own order.
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Huawei has proven itself the intrepid pioneer that goes for wild-eyed risky tech bets, whereas Google has consistently demurred from the very cutting edge with its Pixel devices.
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But when I asked if he thought climate change contributed to the intense hurricanes and the ensuing disasters the National Guard has dealt with in recent years, he demurred.
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But asked if his tone and remarks about protesters -- including saying he wanted to punch one "in the face" -- had contributed to the violence at his rallies, Trump demurred.
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Instead, Iran endorsed the deal but respectfully demurred from participating, leaving the Saudis looking like bunglers two days later when they categorically rejected plainly necessary and beneficial production cuts.
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Senator Michael Bennet, who is still running despite failing to qualify for the last candidate debate, demurred on aid questions, but discussed his mother's experiences as a Holocaust survivor.
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Asked if she would consider naming Mr. Sanders her vice-presidential nominee, in an effort to unify the party and bring in his liberal and young supporters, she demurred.
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Brad Blakeman, a member of the senior staff in President George W. Bush's administration and a supporter of the current president, demurred when asked if those results were troubling.
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Spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus demurred, referring back to comments she made Tuesday at an off-camera briefing that "the entire North Korean WMD program" is "in conflict" with U.N. resolutions.
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The anchors mostly demurred when asked directly about the allegations against Mr. Ailes, whose ouster has been celebrated by critics who say he created a hostile environment for women.
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He demurred when asked to read aloud portions of the document, and he flatly refused to discuss topics that strayed from his mandate or were currently involved in investigations.
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Lance, a fifth-term lawmaker who's spent most of his career in New Jersey politics, demurred when asked if he wanted to lead the Tuesday Group after Dent's departure.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), Mueller demurred on whether orders from Trump that were never carried out could rise to the level of obstruction of justice in the legal sense.
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Biden demurred when asked to respond to the president's tweet but stopped to insist he was only talking about a hypothetical situation in high school, not the present day.
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I tried to explain that I thought of scholarship, rather than musicianship, as the discipline relevant to my purpose with him, and demurred with feigned gratitude for the opportunity.
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When they shouted back, "You!" the man who is so despised by the GOP establishment that many of them are backing Donald Trump just to prevent Cruz's nomination demurred.
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In congressional testimony in April before the report was released, Mr. Barr demurred when asked whether he believed that the investigation was a "witch hunt" — Mr. Trump's preferred term.
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When Senate Democrats asked Mr. Barr in a budget hearing this month whether Mr. Mueller was indeed leading what Mr. Trump has called a "witch hunt," Mr. Barr demurred.
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Speaking on Wednesday, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador mostly demurred on the subject, but hinted that he did not welcome the prospect of secret American operations on Mexican territory.
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" Asked whether impeachment marked a low point for the president, she demurred: "I think when Americans are winning, we're feeling great, so I wouldn't consider it a low point.
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But she demurred when asked if she had been surprised by the party's decision, or if she thought the party leadership had brokered a deal to shut her out.
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Bregman said he had thought about the scandal "nonstop" for the last four months, but demurred when asked if he knew, at the time, that the scheme was wrong.
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Even McBride, who had just returned from a trip to vouch for Buttigieg in South Carolina, the early primary state where a majority of Democratic voters are black, demurred.
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Cornyn, on Tuesday, demurred when asked if the NRSC should get involved in helping try to stop Blankenship, who appears to have momentum heading into the May 8 election.
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Durbin separately told reporters that he isn't "planning" to be here on Saturday, but demurred when asked about the possibility of moving the final vote on Mnuchin to Monday.
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John McCain, who previously suggested he would like his party to slow down on repeal efforts, demurred when asked Monday if he had concerns about a "repeal and delay" strategy.
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They too demurred on the topic of Apple's failures, opting instead to describe at length the measures Microsoft takes to ensure that their own keyboards don't suffer a similar fate.
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On June 5, US District Judge Peter Phipps, who had demurred when asked about Brown at a hearing in 2018, told senators that he believed the case was correctly decided.
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When his aides demurred, Trump sent the tweet himself, issuing a 'Strong Endorsement!' of the congressman in a late-night post that left Paulsen fuming and his Democratic opponent giddy.
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Even though Corn asked to speak with a lawyer with the Minnesota Attorney General's Office or the Department of Justice, Mueller demurred, apparently preferring to handle the legal argument himself.
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" Asked if he considered himself a greenmailer, Trump demurred: "I would rather say I sold my stock back to the company as opposed to greenmail, if I could do that.
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Even LG, the company that doesn't know how to say "no" to an outlandish idea, demurred on foldables this spring, saying it can't yet come up with a compelling one.
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But Weedmaps demurred, claiming protection under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act—the crucial clause that shields platforms like Facebook and YouTube from liability for content posted by users.
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When reporters pointed out that if this were true it would be a huge scandal that should be investigated, Spicer demurred and didn't say if there were plans to investigate.
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Coons said it's "significant" that Trump's nominees are breaking with him on national security issues, including Russia and torture, but demurred on whether he thinks they might change Trump's positions.
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" Asked if it was necessary to give conservatives more details on what leadership is working on in order to assuage their concerns, Hatch demurred, saying, "That's up to the leadership.
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Yes, he has flirted with bipartisanship in the past, but has always ultimately demurred, either due to pressure from aides and donors or from a preternatural devotion to his base.
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On Sunday night, the governor reportedly demurred on the prospect even after a group of African American aides told him that it was the only way to repair the damage.
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Those powers, created after the Vietnam War, have almost never been used, as lawmakers have demurred from intervening in politically delicate matters of war, peace and support for the troops.
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On Saturday morning, President Trump demurred about whether he would publicly hold the crown prince responsible for the death of Mr. Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist who lived in Virginia.
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Asked on Sunday whether he would promise not to take bailout money, Trump demurred, and complained that no one gives him credit for declining to receive his paycheck as president.
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He demurred on identifying it, but his profile provided some clues, including the amount of his Twitter followers and who he himself was following, such as athletes and Conan O'Brien.
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LVMH has not said whether it will retain the company's management team after the deal closes in mid-2020, and the CEO demurred when asked if he would stay on.
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When pressed to say who that second person was, Vindman demurred -- citing guidance provided by Schiff that the committee would not be involved in the business of outing the whistleblower.
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He was sweating in the heat of the packed ballroom but gamely posing for photos with a stream of admirers (though he demurred when I approached him with a notebook).
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And after Nunes and other Republicans sharply criticized the FBI over missing text messsages between two FBI agents who have become a source of major conservative criticism, Burr again demurred.
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Trump largely demurred on weighing in on the deal's emerging details, telling the raucous crowd he had skipped being briefed on it in favor of delivering his remarks to them.
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The official demurred when asked if the speech will get into specifics on infrastructure, adding that "accompanying materials to flesh out various aspects of the speech" will be sent afterward.
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When newly minted Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy was asked by VICE News why this wasn't a crisis two months ago when the GOP controlled the House of Representatives, he demurred.
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When Comey demurred and — after repeatedly failing to bring the Russia investigation to a close as Trump nudged him to — was fired, it prompted the appointment of a special counsel.
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When Mr. Obama approached him about serving in his cabinet, he demurred, saying he preferred to stay in San Antonio, but he relented in 2014 when he was asked again.
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And Ellison, the early favorite to be chosen as the next DNC head, demurred when asked if he would give up his House seat to focus entirely on party leadership job.
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House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer demurred on Thursday when asked whether he and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi should heed calls to step aside for younger leaders in the Democratic caucus.
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Asked at a State Department press briefing what legal authority the administration had to freeze assets, impose travel bans, or prosecute ICC judges or personnel, State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert demurred.
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But the president mostly demurred, saying once again that despite the Mueller report's documentation of the Moscow-backed interference campaign, there was no way Russia could have influenced the US election.
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Road to 270: The 2016 Electoral Map Trump, speaking with Concord, New Hampshire-based CNN affiliate WBIN-TV on Thursday demurred when he was asked whether Christie or former Massachusetts Sen.
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Slavitt, an advocate for the Affordable Care Act, demurred when I asked him about what opportunities for mismanagement exist — he didn't want to hand the White House a playbook for sabotage.
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Pompeo said he plans to discuss the issue of corruption but demurred when asked if he would specifically raise the Bidens or the energy company Burisma, for which Hunter Biden worked.
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Pressed on whether recent events, including the Trump administration's response to wildfires in her home state of California, have made her more seriously consider a presidential bid in 2020, Harris demurred.
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Still, when asked if he would pursue a stronger alliance with like-minded governments in the region, Lopez Obrador demurred on Monday, stressing he had a "very good" relationship with Trump.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have demurred against such a move, saying they had confidence in ongoing investigations within the FBI and House and Senate committees.
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Instead, he dodged, deflected and demurred — deciding, it seemed, that all of the fires that Mr. Trump has set in the past year could not be doused in a single night.
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The crowd cheered and whistled at the question, posed with more than a hint that the headquarters should be right there in the region, then playfully booed as Mr. Bezos demurred.
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Mesa demurred when asked how he can square desire for a run-off with distrust of the electoral tribunal, given some opposition members have called for the vote to be annulled.
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When asked at a Senate hearing on June 6 whether the department would allow schools that receive federal funds to discriminate against gay and transgender students, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos demurred.
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But asked whether Ryan and other lawmakers on Capitol Hill should speak out more about the 16 women who have accused Trump of sexual harassment or sexual assault, the Speaker demurred.
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But when pressed on whether she would fire a rival firm, which employs a white male partner she has long relied on, if it were not diverse enough, Ms. Fang demurred.
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But when he was asked whether he could guarantee that Amazon workers in New York City would not be required to work for more than eight hours each day, Huseman demurred.
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Many voters also suffered other voting issues such as long lines and broken or nonfunctioning voting machines, but the president demurred when he was asked if he was concerned about those difficulties.
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Asked on Thursday whether she is concerned that Sanders, one of the highest-profile candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination, is working against the DCCC's interests by endorsing primary challengers, Bustos demurred.
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Asked whether he thinks the time has come for "robust regulation and empowerment of consumers over their information", Schroepfer demurred that new regulation is needed to control data flowing over consumer platforms.
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" Trump recently demurred when asked in an interview on Fox News to endorse Pence to succeed him, but the president told NBC he only hesitated because that election is "so far out.
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Though a request came in from Martha MacBride of Sacramento asking for a casserole recipe for a book she was compiling, the Kennedys demurred and instead sent along the family's waffle recipe.
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After reports in 2017 that leaders of the former guerrilla group FARC wanted him to run for Congress in Colombia, Higuita demurred that he didn't have the "academic preparation" for the role.
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But once they found out that the next flight wasn't until Monday afternoon, he demurred and sat back, saying he was a physician who needed to get to work the next day.
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Senate Republican Whip John Cornyn demurred when asked by reporters if leadership had the votes on a "skinny" repeal bill, changing the conversation to the importance of getting to a conference, instead.
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Asked if he thought his current, full-throated defense of Obamacare might earn his message a second look from Democrats skeptical of the messenger, or embittered by the 2016 campaign, Sanders demurred.
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During the interview, though, asked if he'd broadly distance himself from Duke and white supremacists, Trump demurred, saying he knew nothing about their support for his bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
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New York (CNN)As polls opened for a highly anticipated congressional runoff election in Georgia Tuesday, Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff demurred when asked by CNN's Alisyn Camerota about the race's national implications.
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" When asked whether this meant the U.S. simply should not challenge the practice of torture by Pinochet's military junta in Chile, Lefever demurred, calling it, "a residual practice of the Iberian tradition.
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Earlier this year, The New York Times reported that he tried to order the Justice Department to open investigations into Clinton and Comey, though he ultimately demurred on the abuse of power.
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While Hamilton said the order would have "immediate effect," he demurred on what exactly it would be, citing that the order acknowledges that implementation will be subject to what resources are available.
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"He should have demurred to protect the reputation of the Court and his own," Stephen Gillers, a professor at New York University School of Law, said in an email to The Hill.
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When party leaders, including Mr. Lee, the Utah senator, lobbied for a so-called "unity ticket" that would make Mr. Rubio the presumptive running mate for Mr. Cruz, the Cruz campaign demurred.
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" But as Axios's Dan Primack writes, when Carlson lightly pushed Thiel for some evidence to back up his claim about Google being infiltrated, "Thiel demurred by saying he was just 'asking questions.
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Mr. Comey demurred, and when the president called about two weeks later to ask again, Mr. Comey responded that he had passed along the proposal to the Justice Department, he later testified.
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He offered during a late-day visit to the White House to quit, according to one person familiar with the encounter, but John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff, demurred.
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"Where Prime Minister May has taken bold and decisive initial action to combat Russian aggression, our own president has waffled and demurred," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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Winfrey, who herself has been the subject of speculation as a possible 2020 Democratic candidate but has demurred thus far, has become a political force in her own right in recent years.
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So when I asked Harry Kazianis, an Asia security expert at the Center for the National Interest think tank, if the US should take North Korea's reported new stance seriously, he demurred.
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Ms. Freeland, who has been engaged in marathon talks with Mr. Lighthizer in Washington in recent weeks, demurred on Tuesday when asked about the specifics of the differences between the two countries.
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Answering reporters, Frazee demurred but assured them that Ruth would be "taken care of," commending him as a good businessman who knew his own worth and wanted to be paid for it.
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The ad buy is the latest in a series of steps that Mr. Bloomberg, who has flirted with past presidential runs but has always demurred, has taken before formally declaring his bid.
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" Fox News also demurred, with Shepard Smith saying it "knows of no evidence of any kind that the now president of the United States was surveilled at any time, in any way.
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Asked on Tuesday if he thought lawmakers would have the complaint by the time they have the two briefings later in the week, Warner demurred, saying they "are still working through" issues.
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But when contacted from an American telephone number and asked about the availability of fentanyl, the synthetic opioid fueling an epidemic killing tens of thousands of Americans a year, the seller demurred.
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Then on Tuesday on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert she demurred again, prompting Colbert to interrupt and give her his own suggested response to the question, making Warren look even worse.
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Progressives are open to strengthening the language when the bill reaches the Rules Committee, before a floor vote, but Democratic leaders so far have demurred, one person familiar with the discussions said.
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" Asked about the level of racism in the country on the liberal podcast "Pod Save America," Jones demurred: "I'm not going to throw stones at who is causing that rise [of racism].
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When asked if he had future plans to run for office, Vance demurred slightly, but expressed that public service has always appealed to him and is something he would be open to eventually.
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Last month, Powell warned that the coronavirus could have "very serious" implications on the global economy, but demurred, saying that it was "too early to say" how much damage the outbreak would cause.
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But when pressed on whether they hoped the president's pick would consider revisiting some of Kennedy's most consequential decisions — including on marriage equality and abortion rights — people at Fargo's Scheels Arena mostly demurred.
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Asked if he ever thought about the contestant sexually, he initially demurred but later said, "I was thinking about tapping my foot next to her stall" — a reference to a clandestine bathroom hookup.
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Asked about whether it was wise for Trump to accept a congratulatory telephone call from the president of Taiwan — the sort of conversation every American president since 1979 deliberately has avoided — Blair demurred.
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She demurred when I asked her about this, saying that to use the lightest emoji, her closest match, felt like an expression of white solidarity which seemed tone-deaf in these fraught times.
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Nita Lowey of New York why he had decided to not step back from the Cohen probe given its ties to the special counsel's Russia investigation, which Sessions is recused from, Sessions demurred.
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" When Feinstein followed up about Kavanaugh's work in former George W. Bush's White House, Kavanaugh demurred, saying he wasn't sure what Feinstein was referring to, but added that Roe was an "important precedent.
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Bolton told reporters earlier this week that security issues, including the situation in the Middle East, would be a focus, but demurred when asked whether the heightened tensions in Ukraine would also arise.
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Again, Kalpesh Mehta did not respond to our repeated requests for comment, and when asked by a CNBC affiliate about the licensing fees, Donald Jr. demurred: "We don't discuss these things," he said.
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When pressed by reporters if the president would veto the Senate bill, Schultz demurred, saying the bill has made more progress toward the president's request than the one passed by the House Wednesday.
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Trump told Lesley Stahl of "60 Minutes" that Mattis hasn't told him that he intends to leave his post, but demurred when asked if he'd like to see the general depart the Cabinet.
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McConnell — who often dodges Trump questions at his weekly press conferences — demurred during an interview with ABC's "This Week" when pressed if he thinks the presumptive GOP nominee is qualified to be president.
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Asked whether the RNC was concerned about Cohen's potential violations of campaign finance law, Kayleigh demurred, saying that she was instead concerned about the April raid on Cohen's home, office and hotel room.
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"I guess I'm doing well and they [fans] like the character Jamie, and I'm just lucky to play that character," he demurred, his accent much softer in real life than Fraser's thick burr.
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Mr. Colbert pressed Mr. Scaramucci to respond to the major story this week — Mr. Trump's refusal to immediately and explicitly condemn violent neo-Nazi demonstrations in Charlottesville, Va. — but Mr. Scaramucci himself demurred.
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They said the evidence should have given prosecutors a strong basis for bringing an obstruction case against Trump, but Mueller demurred because a longstanding Department of Justice policy against indicting a sitting president.
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Last year, when the California Republican took a trip to the White House to brief Trump about accusations that Obama administration officials had improperly "unmasked" Trump associates in classified intelligence reports, Burr demurred.
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When he hesitated or demurred — as he did frequently on policy questions early in the campaign — he was cast as a lightweight in a field populated by senators and a former vice president.
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Those powers, created in the wake of the Vietnam War, have almost never been used, as lawmakers have demurred from intervening in politically sensitive matters of war, peace and support for the troops.
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Apparently, 20th Century Fox registered the subtitle American Horror Story: Radioactive, ostensibly for the coming season, but so far Murphy has demurred when it comes to confirming if that will indeed be the title.
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And following a week during which he repeatedly called the GOP nominating process "rigged" and blasted RNC officials, Trump demurred when asked whether he would retain current RNC Chairman Reince Priebus and other officials.
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The campaign distanced itself far more quickly than it has some other white nationalists in the past, including when Trump repeatedly demurred to CNN's Jake Tapper about David Duke's support, before finally condemning him.
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But the Trump campaign condemnations in recent days have come far more quickly than in the past, including when Trump repeatedly demurred to CNN's Jake Tapper about David Duke's support, before finally condemning him.
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When asked about the hat and his friendship with Trump, Brady repeatedly demurred, asking, "Can I just stay out of this debate?" in a December interview on the same radio show, Dennis and Callahan.
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Asked about the claims that conservative articles were suppressed, which were first reported by the website Gizmodo, the White House press secretary, Josh Earnest, demurred, encouraging the news media to take up the investigation.
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And, while Bill may have made his own austere personal ethics a brand of ostentation (he usually demurred when society hostesses proffered him a glass of water), the point he was making still holds.
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DeVos frequently demurred, telling lawmakers at a hearing of the House Appropriations Committee Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services that Congress, and not the administration, had the responsibility for making certain policy decisions.
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Mr. Rudd mostly demurred, choosing instead to explain that Australia's national psyche was still wrapped up in a history defined by distance and reliable alliances with major powers — first Britain, then the United States.
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She demurred when asked whether she shared the president's confidence about a diminishing need for broad social-distancing restrictions, and instead stressed the importance of a "granular" and "geographically targeted" approach to social distancing.
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Both Mr. Alexander and Ms. Collins demurred when asked whether they would be concerned if the Joint Committee on Taxation report showed that the bill would increase the deficit even with additional economic growth.
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Bill Bradley, a former Democratic senator from New Jersey, demurred on directly weighing in on what defined a "constituent," but he said that he often felt a dual responsibility when working on national issues.
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" But when asked if the Democrats would try the same maneuver every day for the rest of session, Ms. Stewart-Cousins demurred, saying she planned to push every day for "things that are important.
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Portugal offered to return the territory in the 1970s, but China's leaders demurred because they feared losing a trading link to the outside world, The Times reported on the eve of the 1999 handover.
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By early afternoon, he said he did not know how well his initial fundraising was going, and when asked by POLITICO if he would disclose his 24-hour fundraising figures on Friday, he demurred.
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John J. Thomas was asked by reporters whether U.S. forces inadvertently struck the Aleppo mosque, Thomas demurred, saying, "We are going to look into any allegations of civilian casualties in relation to this strike."
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When asked if he would return to government, Mr. West demurred and said a presidential victory for Ms. Harris would most likely prevent him from working in the administration because he was a relative.
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Lamar Alexander, the top Republican on the Senate Health Committee and another key player in the GOP's ongoing efforts to craft an Obamacare alternative, demurred when asked whether Trump's promise for universal coverage was realistic.
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While the comedy king initially demurred when asked to name some of his famous lovers, he eventually admitted to the Monroe affair in the middle of another question about his friend, President John F. Kennedy.
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" Espaillat demurred when asked what he thought dismantling ICE should look like, saying that he didn't think it was fair to "jump the gate" but that he welcomed the process of having a "broad discussion.
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And when pressed by a local reporter for his plan to combat the virus, which two days earlier prompted the Centers for Disease Control to warn people from traveling to a Miami neighborhood, Trump demurred.
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Giuliani also continued to argue that it was Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign -- and not Trump -- that had initiated questions about Obama's citizenship, though when he was asked for evidence of that claim, Giuliani demurred.
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In response to Amanpour's questions about last year's election, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee mostly demurred, saying all her "excruciating" analysis would be laid out in the book she is writing for release this fall.
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The 2014 race was overshadowed early on by Donald J. Trump's flirtation with challenging Mr. Cuomo; he later demurred after Edward F. Cox, the state's party chairman, declined to clear the Republican field for him.
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However, Wheeler demurred when it came to suggestions that he was primed to take over for Pruitt, telling the Hill as recently as last week in an interview that he wasn't interested in Pruitt's job.
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Later in that campus conversation, when asked whether, in the absence of legal coercion, he would be willing to use pronouns such as "they" and "them" if a trans person asked him to, Peterson demurred.
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" 'Two-state solution' Pressed on whether he would openly commit to a two-state solution, which remains the international consensus for the region, Netanyahu demurred, committing "to a situation where the Palestinians can govern themselves.
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But Mr. Tillerson demurred when pressed to say whether North Korea's mere possession of a nuclear weapon that could reach the United States would be sufficient to enable Mr. Trump to strike on his own.
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Ramic and Mirza demurred when asked about agreements their companies have made with regard to user data, but Google surely values the chance to gather more data on how its users move through the world.
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During his two-week campaign swing through New Hampshire, he regularly failed to show up at his own events and declined to make appearances at factory gates ("I'm not really a morning person," he demurred).
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But Mr. Salonen, who helped make the Los Angeles Philharmonic one of the nation's most innovative orchestras during a 17-year reign, always demurred, saying he wanted more time to compose, not another conducting post.
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Other top administration officials — including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Vice President Mike Pence — have demurred when asked in recent days when Americans can expect the 2,000 troops deployed in Syria to return home.
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Mr. King and others also pressed two other administration witnesses — Andrew G. McCabe, the acting F.B.I. director, and Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general — to say more about Mr. Comey's firing, and both demurred.
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Miller demurred on that question as well as Wallace's questions about why the White House delayed military aid to Ukraine, citing political corruption, despite the Pentagon certifying steps the nation had taken to address corruption.
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At first, I demurred, messaging back that I had tried another app, Scrabulous, and hadn't liked it; too much like Scrabble (a game I've always found frustrating because letter-luck plays too big a part).
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He called for opening negotiations to the news media, and when the Met demurred, invited reporters to pre-bargaining sessions, where dozens of his members would make their points as cameras clicked, with management waiting outside.
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" Asked directly by CNN Wednesday if it was a mistake to trade in stocks in an industry he has oversight of, Price demurred, saying "I am looking forward to a very positive and productive confirmation hearing.
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Mostly because we made the approach to the milestone after using up plenty of energy over the prior six weeks, the is easing back and the has demurred again near its all-time high above 2270.
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Asked if he is the leader he is talking about and also whether he intends to challenge Trump in the next election, Booker demurred, saying he was focused on the present political situation, not future elections.
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But top defense officials who watched the raid alongside the President in the Situation Room have demurred when asked to corroborate the President's colorful description of Baghdadi's demise, raising questions about where Trump got the information.
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When Mr. Obama was asked to weigh in on the Democratic presidential primary campaign between Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders, he demurred, saying that Democratic voters should be given the chance to choose between them.
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Barra also demurred when asked when customers can expect to see an electric pickup truck from GM, saying simply that the company is "committed to an all-electric future" and to "stay tuned" for more news.
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Asked if he's considering altering his defense scheme (which is run, as it has been for the last two years, by assistant coach Kurt Rambis) in conjunction with those asked-for personnel upgrades, though, Hornacek demurred.
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When pushed on their position on Trump's Paris withdrawal, two of the six panelists – the gas and nuclear representatives – said they disagreed, Krutka demurred, Barry Worthington, executive director of the US Energy Association said he agreed.
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Sanders demurred Tuesday when asked if the White House has discussed how it might respond if Democrats do start the process to remove Trump from office, arguing that Americans are uninterested in seeing the president impeached.
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Barr also wrote that the special counsel's mixed evidence indicating Trump may have obstructed the Russia investigation didn't rise to the level of a crime (according to Barr, Mueller demurred on drawing a conclusion about obstruction).
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When asked about politics earlier in her career, she always demurred; the most overtly political statements she's made have been identifying as a feminist and throwing some vague support in Barack Obama's direction back in 2009.
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He demurred on how U.S.-Indonesia relations might change under a Trump administration except to welcome Trump's willingness to take on the United States' larger trading partners in pursuit of what he calls better trade deals.
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The president, who was Mr. Mandela's first choice to be his successor but instead demurred for a time to become a hugely successful businessman, has not been idle since he replaced Mr. Zuma 15 months ago.
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Facing a second round of questions on this issue during a committee meeting last week, Mr. Nunes again demurred, except to read a narrow statement that the White House was not involved in the actual drafting.
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Mr. Trump complains to friends about how much he would like to get rid of Mr. Sessions but has demurred under pressure from Senate Republicans who have indicated they would not confirm a new attorney general.
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While he demurred on whether the Fed will cut interest rates for a third time since July, he offered the clearest signal yet that the Fed will soon buy Treasury securities to expand its balance sheet.
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" In Sacramento earlier this month, Harris demurred when an audience member asked if she would say "Thanks, but no thanks" to a "corporation or a corporate lobbyist (who) wants to give you money for a campaign.
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Photograph by An Rong Xu for The New Yorker When I learned that the Alaskan king crab on a neighboring lazy Susan was priced at thirty-eight dollars a pound and weighed about eight, I demurred.
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Portugal had initially offered to return the territory in the 1970s, but China's leaders demurred because they feared losing a trading link to the outside world, The Times reported on the eve of the 1999 handover.
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Unlike myself, Poe was lavish in sharing the challenge, and although his invitation to play was taken up with relish by the historian and critic Luc Sante and the biographer Robert Becker, some he tapped demurred.
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He later amended the comments, but in the 60 Minutes interview, which was taped at the White House on Thursday, he still demurred on the matter of Russia and his habit of making nice with Putin.
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Let's be clear about what happened here: When given the chance to defend Trump's belief that he has made no concessions to Kim, Bolton demurred, waving away the issue by claiming that his belief wasn't important.
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Trump was asked directly by Full Measure host Sharyl Atkinson if he was "confident that the Trump Foundation has followed all charitable rules and laws," and he demurred, insisting that his attorneys have control over the operation.
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They also demurred when Graham asked about what countries besides Russia might be using their platforms, saying that the threat was global but that they would have get back to the committee on specific threats besides Russia.
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When asked if he would commit to extending a cap on raises for police officers and firefighters, he demurred, saying he was waiting for a report on the issue, which is scheduled to be released in December.
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When I told him that I had filled out his profile on the prospective museum's website and that I hoped his story would one day be featured in its halls alongside Wilf Canter's, he demurred, as usual.
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The New York Times has reported that Mr. Trump had asked Mr. Comey to declare loyalty and to drop the case against Mr. Trump's former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, but that Mr. Comey had demurred.
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Ryan demurred as to whether he would seek to boost the baseline figure, but he called for more investment in the United States's national security apparatus — domestically, as well as overseas, given the threats the U.S. faces.
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When pressed on why Mr. Brooks could not help the group usher in a new phase of activism, Mr. Russell and Mr. Johnson demurred, saying only that the board had decided the organization needed a new leader.
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" We asked Wrightson directly whether Wright had invented Bitcoin, and she demurred: "I'd prefer not to actually incriminate himself or incriminate myself...I'm sure if you're a reporter, you can find other people to answer that for you.
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He said he doesn't believe Republicans should try to rush "through a health care bill in the dark of night," but when pressed whether he'd urge Senate Democrats to try to block the short-term bill, he demurred.
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Cruz met with Trump on Tuesday, and while the senator has publicly demurred when asked about his interest in the position, he privately told those close to him that he was interested in serving as Trump's attorney general.
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" Senator Elizabeth Warren demurred when she was asked at a forum in South Carolina whether the order of the early-nominating states should change because Iowa and New Hampshire were "two of the whitest states in the country.
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TPS status is generally granted by the secretary of Homeland Security, but the Trump administration has demurred on declaring TPS for Venezuelans in the United States, despite being vocal about the gravity of the South American country's situation.
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" Asked if she would follow in the footsteps of the most famous former judo competitor, the Olympic bronze medalist Ronda Rousey, now a mixed-martial-arts fighter, Harrison demurred: "It's such a different atmosphere from the Olympic stage.
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" Asked if she would follow in the footsteps of the most famous former judo player, the Olympic bronze medalist Ronda Rousey, now a mixed martial arts fighter, Harrison demurred: "It's such a different atmosphere from the Olympic stage.
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On Thursday, Nixon demurred when asked if the WFP's potential support, and a place on their ballot line, would encourage her to run as a third party candidate if she failed to oust Cuomo in the Democratic primary.
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" Asked whether he pinned the blame on Kelly, who as chief of staff has demanded rigorous order in the West Wing, Graham demurred: "I think General Kelly is a fine man but he's also part of the staff.
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The allegations, the subject of an anonymous whistleblower complaint, have triggered a flood of calls for impeachment from House Democrats who had previously demurred or remained noncommittal on the issue, including several defending competitive swing districts in 2020.
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Villegas demurred, and then, when pressed, confirmed that the car was "capable of honking" but said the scenarios in which it may or may not honk were best described by Waymo's vice president of engineering, who was not present.
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Brode tells me he loves what Firebat did with BatStone and encourages more players to take the game's balance into their own hands, but he demurred at applying the same card-banning philosophies to something like the World Championship.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter, who appeared at news conference with his South Korean counterpart Thursday, demurred on a similar question about whether such information was classified, saying that the question was "cast in terms of the ongoing presidential campaign."
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow demurred on Friday when asked if U.S. President Donald Trump would delay or stop the imposition of tariffs on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods if China took some positive actions.
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Called upon repeatedly during her confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill to address whether the CIA's post-9/11 detainee interrogation techniques were morally objectionable, Haspel demurred, refusing over and over again to address the question directly and without qualification.
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And he said that while he had demurred when approached about conducting Wagner's "Ring" cycle at the Bayreuth Festival — he was booked — he hoped to tackle the work at some point, if he could get a year to prepare.
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"Here's how I look at it: I'm not doing anything wrong, so whether people think it's true or false, I don't, you know, there's nothing bad happening in my life, so people can just say whatever they want," she demurred.
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Asked by Leahy later whether she believes an 18-year-old high school student "should be able to walk into a store and minutes later come out with an AR-15–style gun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition," DeVos demurred.
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When asked on MSNBC's Morning Joe on Tuesday if he would commit himself to nominating a woman as his vice president, Sanders demurred but said that he would give "very, very serious thought" to naming a woman as his running mate.
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Stay a step ahead: Yellen's appearances this week before Congress could be her last — her term is set to end in February and today she demurred when asked if she would say yes if Trump asked her to stay on.
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Asked about whether SolarCity might prove a burdensome financial risk for Tesla to take on, Musk initially demurred before being seemingly unable to resist calling the question dumb and highlighting why, based on current balance sheets, the opposite was actually true.
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While at USC, when other notable black athletes stood up for civil rights in 1968, Simpson demurred, saying in interviews that it was more important to push ahead with his own goals—that same year he won the Heisman Trophy.
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The federal district court demurred ruling on the war-making power, rejecting the lawsuit on the basis of standing and the absence of a clear impasse between executive and legislative bodies, since members of Congress were voting to fund the war.
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Executives from the companies were often quick to agree, or offer a "qualified yes" to broad commitments of support for new privacy legislation and increased government regulation regarding data privacy, but demurred when pressed for details on what they would support.
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"I'm hopeful maybe in the next week or two I might be able to persuade a couple of them, but thus far all of my requests to my friends for public quotes have been demurred — maybe out of fear of retaliation."
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Pressed if the current deal meant non-controversial nominees like Elaine Chao, Ben Carson and Nikki Haley — Trump's picks to lead the Transportation Department, Housing and Urban Development Department, and be UN ambassador, respectively — wouldn't get votes on Friday, Schumer demurred.
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Asked whether his housing plan could alter the city's housing market and bring down rents, Mr. de Blasio demurred, saying its most direct effect has been to boost the chances of a resident's success in the city-run affordable housing lotteries.
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Commentators questioned the message behind the latest strike - which signaled that Western allies would not let a chemical weapons attack go without punishment - but demurred about deeper involvement when barrel bombs by the Assad government kill far greater numbers of Syrians.
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When James M. Hester, the university president, told graduating students in 1971 that they were "prepared to solve the issues of war and peace, income disparity and urban woe," Dr. London demurred, and didn't hesitate to tell Dr. Hester directly.
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" Muldoon demurred, saying that the narrative voice at that point wasn't purely Conroy's, and that Joyce was summoning a blizzard of historical antecedents, including the Bret Harte novel "Gabriel Conroy," whose action begins in 1848, with the words "Snow. Everywhere.
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Hurd demurred on whether he supported the impeachment inquiry House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Overnight Health Care: Judge rules supervised drug injection sites are legal | Is a drug pricing deal still possible?
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" When asked about the revenue generated by tariffs on CNBC's "Squawk Box," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, demurred saying: "We're early in the stages, so I'm not going to give specific numbers … our long-term objective is not to collect tariffs.
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Regarding the meth, I had demurred, but that didn't mean I wasn't up for a little adventure, Santa Barbara style—which was about to present itself to me in the person of Paul Teall and Paul Teall's rare, fire engine-red kelp crabs.
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Many of us were, knowingly or unknowingly, terrified of what would happen if we so much as demurred male attention at the workplace (if even that were something we could control), because it was tethered to our economic livelihood, our dreams, our survival.
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Nor, especially in the light of Mr Flynn's plea deal, was Mr Trump's attempt to warn James Comey, his then FBI director, off pursuing Mr Flynn over some surreptitious conversations with a Russian diplomat—and his decision to sack him when he demurred.
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The U.S. intelligence community says Russia sought to interfere in last year's election with the intention of electing Trump, and the document — which BuzzFeed published while other news organizations demurred — was presented as evidence that Moscow also sought to compromise Trump himself.
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But out of an abundance of fair-mindedness, Judge Hanen demurred, noting that scuttling the dispute might just have been "unfair, and perhaps even disrespectful, to the Supreme Court", which would no longer be able to resolve one of the year's biggest cases.
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They'd start small, working only at making the greatest British debut album ever—"It'd be too conceited to say 'I want to make the best album in the world,'" Lawrence demurred in a recent interview with Noisey—and work outward from there.
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When his friends, and former Barcelona colleagues, Ferran Soriano and Txiki Begiristain, first tried to entice him to Manchester — back in 2012, during his sabbatical year in New York — and he demurred, preferring to move to Bayern Munich, City appointed Manuel Pellegrini instead.
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And when he introduced the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, as the person who knew Mr. Trump better than anyone, Mr. Kushner demurred, saying that distinction belonged to his wife, Ivanka Trump, the president's eldest daughter, who was not in the meeting.
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Mr. Abe has demurred firmly but politely, indicating that Japan would like to stick to the broad trade pact among 11 countries known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a deal from which Mr. Trump withdrew the United States his first week in office.
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Demers, though, demurred when a reporter asked how the leak of information about another country damaged U.S. national security Demers said Frese was the sixth person to be charged with leaking to the media or the public over the past two years.
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According to attendees, he demurred on China ( "It's really hard to get to a deal," one attendee paraphrased him as saying) but pivoted to Canada, Mexico and Europe, citing "good discussions with the EU" led by top Trump economic advisor Larry Kudlow.
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Mr Goldberg first demurred, claiming it was the state's job to show it had "seriously considered alternatives", but Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg fed him an answer: "I thought you agreed with me earlier that North Carolina could ban communicating with a minor...via social media".
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At his weekly Capitol briefing, House Speaker Paul Ryan demurred that "if [Gianforte] wins, he's been chosen by the people of Montana," a tautological evasion of the fact that he intends to welcome Gianforte into the House GOP conference and support him in future elections.
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But he also demurred when asked by CNN's Jake Tapper if the president served as a good role model, opting instead to tout Trump's decision to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem — a tactic that drew criticism from Gillum.
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Asked about his own knowledge of any potential collusion between Trump's associates and Russia, Brennan demurred, saying he had spoken with the congressional investigators, and went on later in the interview to praise former FBI Director Robert Mueller, who is leading the special counsel investigation.
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In Miami, at dinner with the "Katrina" and "Versace" writers, he played a high-stakes game in which he was forced to immediately choose one person in his circle over another; he demurred only when the choice was between Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson.
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Asked if she considered her home state a "must-win" at a CNN town hall in Charleston, South Carolina, late last month, Warren demurred -- and began to talk about her come-from-behind victory in 2012, when she unseated a Republican incumbent in the Senate.
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And when their top picks demurred (or got indicted), and they ended up with Katie McGinty — a former chief of staff for the state's current governor, who'd placed last in the Democratic gubernatorial primary in 22016 — they pulled out all the stops for her.
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Crabb demurred when Jackson asked whether he actually wrote the updated sentencing memo that the government submitted under his name last week or if his superiors at the Justice Department had directed him to ask for a sentence "far less" than the original recommendation.
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Ben CardinBenjamin (Ben) Louis CardinCongress briefed on Iran after Saudi oil attacks Senate Democrats hesitant to go all-in on impeachment probe 25 years of championing successful community development MORE (D-Md.) demurred when asked about impeachment, noting it was up to the House.
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In an interview with Jake Tapper of CNN at the end of February 2016, soon after Mr. Trump won the South Carolina primary, Mr. Trump demurred when pressed repeatedly about the support offered to him by David Duke, a former Ku Klux Klan leader.
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But Putin demurred, somewhat, when asked specifically about the exact activities of the 12 Russian military intelligence officers indicted Friday in a surprise move by Mueller's team, at a moment when Trump was already in Europe en route to Monday's big summit with Putin.
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Turkey wanted all sides to sign a peace deal to stem the fighting before it starts, but Russia and Iran demurred, instead opting to give Assad a green light to carry out indiscriminate bombings and a block-by-block takeover of Idlib, the rebel-controlled province.
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When his mother requested in March 2015 that he be allowed to use the boys' restroom, administrators demurred, leaving him with the choice of the girls restroom or a single-occupany restroom for visitors and office staff far from most of his classes, the lawsuit says.
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Zuckerberg told Reuters in a phone interview that Facebook was working on a version of the law that would work globally, bringing some European privacy guarantees worldwide, but the 33-year-old billionaire demurred when asked what parts of the law he would not extend worldwide.
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After that happens, the funds could then be used to help states do things like: On Wednesday, FEMA Administrator Peter Gaynor was asked how his agency has been preparing for a potential national emergency declaration, and Gaynor demurred — pointing instead to the Health and Human Services Department.
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" Dr. Redfield is hesitant to make bold statements or requests — when Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California, asked in a hearing how much money he thought necessary to modernize and bulk up the nation's public health infrastructure, he demurred, saying, "I'd have to get back to you.
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Already as the budget deal was on track for passage, House advocates began a pressure campaign to urge Ryan to make a promise like McConnell -- though Ryan continually demurred and insisted instead he's committed to the issue of immigration and passing a bill the President can support.
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While Trump said that it was "too early" to talk about sanctions, he re-stated his hope for a good relationship with Russia -- as good, he said, as with the UK. Despite calls from members of parliament, including high-profile Conservatives, to denounce torture, May demurred on the issue.
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The other reason Justice Kavanaugh cited points to—but masks—the real reason he and his colleagues demurred: "the factual details of the Morris County programme are not entirely clear" and it is "not evident precisely what kinds of buildings can be funded under the Morris County programme".
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In other words: 🙁 Also: 😠 Asked about her assertion that Trump did not dictate the statement by Donald Trump Jr. in reaction to a New York Times story about a June 2016 meeting between senior Trump campaign officials and Russians -- which we now know is false -- Sanders demurred.
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When asked about the president's February comments that his administration was going to "work on getting the age up to 21 and 18" and that it "doesn't make sense" that handguns can't be bought until 21 but assault weapons can, DeVos in an appearance on Today on Monday demurred.
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When I asked Masuda why we should try to save the akikiki, given that it might never be able to survive in the wild, he demurred; even now, he said, the University of Hawaii was developing mosquitoes that would produce sterile offspring, significantly reducing the risk of avian malaria.
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He demurred when asked if it was appropriate for Trump' s personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report Giuliani says some documents turned over by State watchdog came from him MORE to investigate the matter.
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McConnell, who has said a Senate trial won't begin until January, said this week that he hopes the trial would be a "shorter process rather than a lengthy process" The GOP leader demurred in the Fox interview on having potential witnesses, saying he would coordinate with Trump's lawyers.
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Counselor to the President Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayObama, Bush among those paying tribute to Cokie Roberts: 'A trailblazing figure' Journalists, political heavyweights pay respects to Cokie Roberts: 'A pioneer for so many' Iran's supreme leader rules out talks with US at all levels MORE on Sunday demurred on Sen.
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Pressed this year in an interview with the Fox Business Network as to whether carried interest should be treated as ordinary income or if it deserved a special, lower rate, Mr. Mnuchin said that it was different than regular income but demurred as to how it should be taxed.
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Price alternately clashed with outraged Democrats over cuts to social service and public health programs, demurred to accusations of failing to get tough on drug pricing, and repeated Republican talking points about the mission of the AHCA: to give every citizen access to the health care coverage that's right for them.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.), the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, asked if he would support Trump declaring a national emergency demurred saying he wanted to wait to see Trump's speech.
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But Romney couldn't talk Kasich into being that independent candidate, all the other possibilities demurred — and then as a group, the Republican resisters declined to endorse anyone, neither Hillary Clinton nor the Libertarian ticket nor Evan McMullin, making their opposition a private matter rather than a public challenge to the nominee.
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Asked by host Don Lemon if he supports reparations to the black community for racial slavery, Booker demurred, saying he supported a longstanding House bill that would provide federal resources to study the issue, but proclaimed a strong policy interest in ending racial disparities in wealth, housing, and health care outcomes.
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Tim Cook expressed his strongest interest yet in virtual reality When asked if he thought the smartphone market had reached saturation, or if the longer replacement cycle was driving a decline in sales, Cook demurred, pointing to the "melee" in the global economy as the biggest driver of the year-over-year declines.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska), a third GOP vote in question, demurred in response to a question from CNN about reopening the background check process.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) demurred on Monday when asked if he supports renaming the building after McCain.
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Sons tend not to forget such things.) Among all the boldface names mentioned for the job, Christie is one of the few who has not demurred with a comment similar to "I really like the job I have" (which is another way of saying, "There's no way I'll accept that thankless job").
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As he did before the House Judiciary Committee, Mueller confirmed Russian interference in the election was intended to benefit the Trump campaign but demurred on whether it had a tangible effect on the electoral outcome, only saying he was "not going to speculate" when asked if he would rule out the possibility.
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I had been unable to find any envelopes in my grandmother's apartment, and so I folded my three thousand-ruble bills into a ripped-out page from one of my notebooks; this looked pretty ridiculous, and when I caught the doctor in his little office and thrust it at him he demurred.
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But Cuban museum officials have demurred on continuing to cooperate, possibly because of questions about whether state-owned art works from Cuba could be in danger of being seized while in the United States to satisfy legal claims by Americans whose property was confiscated in Cuba after Fidel Castro took power in 1959.
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Sen. John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) on Sunday demurred when asked whether he accepted that Russia, rather than Ukraine, hacked the Democratic National Committee's server in 2016 in the wake of testimony by ex-National Security Council official Fiona Hill, who said blaming Ukraine was the result of a Russian disinformation campaign.
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He demurred when Tapper asked whether insurers would be required to cover birth control at no cost to women -- a primary feature of Obamacare -- by saying he wasn't going to discuss "nitty gritty" details/ Pressed by Tapper, Ryan said: "I'm not going to get into hypotheticals about legislation that hasn't even been drafted yet."
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"I can tell you one thing: I can tell you that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is still my greatest role model in politics," she demurred.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) whether Trump's budget takes away options to avoid a war by cutting funding to the State Department and U.S. Agency for International Development, Mattis demurred.
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She expressed support for raising taxes on the rich, called the governor's 2 percent spending cap "disastrous," and demurred when asked about revelations about Mayor Bill de Blasio — an ally of hers — taking tens of thousands of dollars in donations from a Long Island restaurateur seeking better lease terms for one of his restaurants.
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" But Def Leppard demurred, leading to a lighthearted jab at the top of each performance, when the voice of the Whitesnake singer David Coverdale boomed instructions over the sound system: "And lastly, in case of fire, please refrain from singing Def Leppard's 'Pyromania' as we couldn't get the rights to any of their music.
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Addressing those criticisms in a Hollywood Reporter interview about the documentary — conducted earlier this month and published Tuesday — Clinton said her characterization of Sanders still holds true and demurred on whether she would throw her support behind the independent Vermont senator should he emerge as Democrats' choice to challenge President Donald Trump in November.
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Some of the subjects Sessions demurred on included hot topics, like the guidelines put out by the Obama administration on Department of Justice pursuit of journalists and their sources, how the emoluments clause of the Constitution applies to the President on conflicts of interest, Voting Rights Act enforcement and overseeing the appeals court for immigration proceedings.
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Predictim was a lightning rod, perhaps, because they overreached in scanning a particularly sensitive cohort—I asked the founders repeatedly if they wanted to live in a world where casual posts between friends could determine employment eligibility, even among teenage babysitters, and they demurred, or spoke to the parents' "absolute right" to know everything about sitters.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) seemed to echo Lee's concerns, and demurred Tuesday when asked if he thought he would have enough time to review the bill.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (Ore.), the top Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, demurred three times when asked if he supported the proposal.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) and John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) demurred when asked if they would support Cain if he's nominated.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine), who is up for reelection next year and previously expressed opposition to a similar proposal, has repeatedly demurred when asked about the matter.
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Critic's Notebook LAS VEGAS — When asked about the possibility of a Beatles reunion, John Lennon sometimes demurred by evoking what he considered the most depressing prospect facing rock musicians who cling to stardom too long: "Going to Vegas and singing your great hits," as he put it in an interview shortly before his death in 1980.
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" Asked if she viewed Assad as an "adversary" of the US, Gabbard demurred and said it was important to look at who posed a threat to the US and how the interests of other nations compare to those of the US. Pressed on the point, she said, "You can describe it however you want to describe it.
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The fact that Mueller's team has already spoken to Comey and Sessions and now wants to talk to the President suggests the investigation into whether Trump obstructed justice by asking the former FBI director to go easy on former national security adviser Michael Flynn and then fired him when he demurred, is at an advanced stage.
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Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a usual defender of Mr. Trump and the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, has steadfastly ignored entreaties from the right to conduct his own counterinvestigation, and he has tried to pass that baton to Senator Jim Risch of Idaho, the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, who has also demurred.
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But whereas the Fourth Circuit found that the president's executive order "drips with religious intolerance, animus and discrimination", the Ninth Circuit demurred on the constitutional question: "[W]e need not, and do not, reach the Establishment Clause claim to resolve this appeal", the judges wrote, reflecting a preference for so-called "constitutional avoidance" that was apparent during the May 15th oral hearing.
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When he first approached me, I demurred, and I went home and thought about it, and I realized that the reason I had had such a spectacularly interesting, successful, and productive career as a scientist and educator was that people had stepped up into these roles and it was about time for me to step up for the next generation. Right.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE on Wednesday toured an Apple manufacturing plant in Texas with company CEO Tim Cook, where he demurred on the possibility of exempting the tech giant from tariffs, pointing to the need to sustain a balanced playing field.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Del.) has been blocked twice, demurred when asked how the Senate can get a deal on tougher Russia legislation if senators couldn't even agree to pass a nonbinding resolution.
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When MacCallum invited him to attack Biden as a centrist or South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg for suggesting Sanders might be too old, Sanders demurred — pointing out that Biden was a friend and that the primary was for voters to hear differences and make up their minds, or half-joking about his distant past as a long-distance runner.
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It involved a couple of scenes between a young female photographer and a famous male comedian: a date during which, as the young woman described it to a reporter, he was sexually aggressive, she demurred and tried to communicate her discomfort, he pushed and pushed and basically turned into Pepé Le Pew and eventually she was on her way home, upset.
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Asked by House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, a New York Democrat, if he'd been asked to open an investigation into targets of the President who were involved in the impeachment effort -- including former Vice President Joe Biden, former national security adviser John Bolton, and members of Congress -- Wray demurred, while noting that he has not been asked to improperly open an investigation.
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But when asked if Trump's request to drop the Flynn investigation amounted to obstruction of justice, Comey demurred, saying that such a determination would have to be made by special counsel Robert Mueller, who is currently charged with leading the law enforcement investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 28503 points 22020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE demurred when asked if he would only commit to serving one term in office if he's elected president.
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