Sessions gave a mixture of denials and non-denials about his inflammatory words.
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Other reasons include "adjudicated mental health" (33,569 denials) and "illegal/unlawful alien" (23,279 denials).
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The charge of racism is always met by blanket denials, no matter how contradictory those denials seem.
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Trump declined to say whether he believed Moore's denials, but when asked he again pointed to the denials.
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" Here are 20 examples of these denials: Denials from President Donald Trump Reuters interview on July 12, 2017: "No.
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"It's for that reason, I think, that the president is going to accept the crown prince's denials much as he has accepted [Russian President Vladimir] Putin's denials and [North Korean leader] Kim's denials, so I think that's the reality," he added.
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We believe that Kavanaugh's denials of assistance to Pickering constitute damning evidence of his dishonesty, which bears on his denials of sexual assault.
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The chart below shows the number of asylum case denials grouped by nationality of the applicant and sorted by the highest rates of denials.
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Then the cases are referred to law enforcement: It's up to ATF to investigate federal background check denials, while local police handle state-level denials.
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In the end, the officials said, Trump decided to do something familiar: Accept Moore's denials -- just as he delivered his own denials during the 2016 campaign.
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Congress should call for an inquiry into retaliation against hunger strikers, blanket denials of bond and parole and questionably high rates of asylum denials in those places.
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" Asked how the White House weighed Porter's denials, Shah said that they felt "you have got to take allegations seriously, you have got to take denials seriously.
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But it's the denials from those who stand in strong opposition to this president that are more frustrating to me: denials that their attacks on identity politics are racist.
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Cabinet secretaries' denials seemed to become more strongly worded following Sanders' statement via Twitter, and as reports began to roll in that the president was having denials printed out for him.
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Basically I was just kind of just getting these denials.
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Many interpreted Trump's remarks as giving credence to Putin's denials.
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But Larries refuse to take those denials at face value.
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And denials look set to increase even further this year.
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Some companies are successfully challenging the denials in federal court.
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We have since updated the story to reflect their denials.
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"The next phase will be appealing FEMA denials," she said.
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"I do not think the denials are suspect," Sekulow said.
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Most of these denials resulted from the individual's criminal history.
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Alcohol and drug use were common reasons for such denials.
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Why didn't more of those denials lead to perjury prosecutions?
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Of course egregious insurance denials are not unique to Medicaid.
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Delays in cancer treatment can be as deadly as denials.
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There's been a lot of denials of nonconsensual behavior. Certainly.
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Jones' Holocaust denials are built, like all others, on falsehoods.
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After initial strong denials, the kingdom has produced multiple explanations.
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Some Republicans who withdrew their endorsement have criticized Moore's denials.
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Still, 13% say they believe Fairfax's accusers over his denials.
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This is all just a major case of the denials.
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How Republicans feel about Kavanaugh His denials have been unequivocal.
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So, until he saw the picture, Kelly believed Porter's denials.
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In interviews, GOP lawmakers are picking apart the diplomats' testimony and echoing Trump's denials of a quid pro quo, essentially arguing that Trump's denials are more powerful than a cadre of diplomats' consistent testimony.
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For this reason, this new policy allowing outright denials rather than an RFE is likely to get the results that the other policies failed to achieve: more denials and fewer foreign workers in this country.
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Now Republicans are concerned about these denials, as they should be.
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And Mark Zuckerberg tries to clarify his comments about holocaust denials.
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That leaves unclear how categorical — or not — Trump's reported denials are.
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The previous high for denials was more than 25,000 in 1996.
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Despite Trump's adamant denials, he reportedly fears the possibility of impeachment.
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Are the blanket denials true, or too lawyerly, or just wrong?
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Putin and his foreign minister claimed that Trump accepted the denials.
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And he's offered pretty flimsy denials about whether he will run.
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Will it go further than the media denials it has issued?
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That completely contradicts Trump's previous denials of knowledge of the payment.
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But those denials have failed to assuage Republicans, including the president.
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Many formal denials and pledges of official investigations have been made.
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A barrage of angry responses and denials of wrongdoing have followed.
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We learned last week that both denials were misleading at best.
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In my view, their allegations were more credible than his denials.
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Putin was "extremely strong and powerful in his denials," said Trump.
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The same hesitation should be applied to any denials from Trump.
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The higher denials come even as applications have fallen 22 percent.
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Everyday life would be intolerable without public denials and mutual winks.
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He also doubled down on his denials of collusion with Russia.
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Senior officials in the Trump administration can't issue denials fast enough.
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"He just said it's not Russia," he said of Putin's denials.
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We are not interested in any of your poker-faced denials.
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President Trump still seems inclined to buy the kingdom's lame denials.
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We should not lose more time through denials and blame games.
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Will Mr. Cuomo run for president in 2020, despite his denials?
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The company remains steadfast in its denials that she is leaving.
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"That's a total lie," Parnas said, referring to Zelensky's recent denials.
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And Biel is, for now, going along with Timberlake's tabloid denials.
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And the background check investigates both the allegations and the denials.
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Anthem says it is now reviewing such records before issuing denials.
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After days of denials, Tehran acknowledged the Guards were to blame.
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The teens entered denials – pleas of not guilty – to all charges.
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" The U.S. Justice Department called the Chinese denials "ritualistic and bogus.
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Even deeply offensive stuff like Holocaust denials should remain, he added.
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" In light of how absolute the Trump administration's denials have been against allegations of collusion, and in light of recent revelations that contradict these denials, Mr. Graham wonders "which of the other allegations are true, too?
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" Amnesty said the denials come "despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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These denials have become less common in the first half of 2018.
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However, Waller-Bridge and her production company have both issued categorical denials.
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M5S made repeated calls for Siri's resignation, despite denials of any wrongdoing.
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People can also appeal their asylum denials through an immigration court judge.
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The party officials didn't issue any new statements after those initial denials.
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Google is punishing websites that peddle Holocaust denials — at least a little.
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At least some analysts believe there is some credibility to Iran's denials.
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It cut against the White House's denials of a quid pro quo.
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Given all that, Trump's denials might make sense politically — if not factually.
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"Despite those denials [from Trump], substantial evidence corroborates Comey's account," Mueller wrote.
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Trump's administration wouldn't deny that Trump "accepted" Putin's denials, per pool reports.
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A Syrian military source reiterated government denials that hospitals have been targeted.
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Despite the denials, some see Videgaray's influence in Trump's relations with Mexico.
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Both cases involve criminal acts with political motives followed by false denials.
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But Trump's latter day denials had not been taken seriously in Europe.
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There are many other laws and you should appeal denials and exclusions.
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Watson is also seeing a sudden spike in H-1B visa denials.
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And muddying this issue are the preposterous denials we hear from campaigns.
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However, Putin said in a press conference Trump had accepted his denials.
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Diplomatic, strategic, and ethical considerations are reasonable grounds to justify export denials.
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But those denials have failed to assuage conservatives and the Trump administration.
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Women are also faced with denials gender inequality still exists in 2019.
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Hellickson said he struggles to understand public frustration with Jordan's recent denials.
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"People have denied it, but I disbelieve those denials," he told me.
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There is no regularity or known protocol as to reasons for denials.
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"He just said it's not Russia," Trump said, referring to Putin's denials.
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After receiving critical tweets about the rumor, Schumer replied with adamant denials.
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Kremlin denials about these contractors' operations are purpose-built for strategic deception.
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Najib's denials sparked outrage among Malaysians who roasted him on social media.
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At least two more denials followed, along with acceptances to three universities.
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The false narratives, while understandable, can buttress Myanmar's denials of ethnic cleansing.
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Like New Orleans, it ended automatic denials in favor of individual hearings.
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Mr. Trump has strongly defended the crown prince's denials of any responsibility.
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This standard wouldn't just apply to final approvals or denials of asylum.
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Asian-American actors have largely been either fulfillments or denials of clichés.
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Nimatullah Timory, the spokesman for the Kunduz governor, retracted earlier official denials.
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In the face of their denials, she cut off communication with them.
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Ryan's strong denials on Wednesday are unlikely to completely quiet such speculation.
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Roy Moore Just like Roy Moore's denials were good enough for Trump.
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"The key is all of the denials of the minority requests," Rep.
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Mr. Weinstein has issued sweeping denials of all allegations of nonconsensual sex.
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In 2019, such denials were up 30% over the year before worldwide.
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He repeated those denials in a Fox News radio interview last week.
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Her account was impossible to reconcile with Mr. Trudeau's previous flat denials.
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Markets were bombarded from all sides: denials and counter-denials on the state of U.S.-China trade talks and the Brexit countdown, a Turkish military push into Syria and a blizzard of weak data stretching from Japan to France.
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Says he trusts US intel but made clear he takes Putin's denials seriously.
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And the denials of misconduct around Roy Moore are tinged with conspiracy theory.
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Shares in Suzuki jumped 11 percent despite denials from both Toyota and Suzuki.
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Both Amazon and Apple issued uncharacteristically strong and detailed denials of Bloomberg's claims.
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CBP's denials of policy directive to detain Iranian-Americans appear to be false.
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"It's laughable," adds the source of the Kings' denials in the past week.
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Details are always murky in pro wrestling and denials come with following it.
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Despite government denials, speculation about early elections had swirled in Turkey for months.
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Some people have credited Epstein's denials and rejected the women's accounts as untruthful.
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Russia repeated its regular denials of Fogel's accusations that it orchestrated mass doping.
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Denials of interference have not been accompanied by disavowals of ties to Russia.
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Giuliani also reiterated the President's denials of an affair between him and Daniels.
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Taylor's testimony contradicts Trump's repeated denials that there was any quid pro quo.
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"Denials from liars usually are strong and powerful," The Wall Street Journal said.
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Trump also said he believed Putin's denials about meddling in the US election.
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But Putin, speaking to reporters in Hamburg, said Trump had accepted his denials.
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To believe Moore's denials at this point, you must also believe that: 1.
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Fifty-two percent said they have "little or no trust" in Trump's denials.
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Both the charges and denials are reminiscent of the 2009 inquiry into Microsoft.
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They also don't count denials of visa applications made with the State Department.
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Clinton's tortured denials are now among the most-remembered lines of his presidency.
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Detestable, and harkens back to Trump's duplicitous acceptances of denials from other dictators.
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Every effort to pressure governments on human rights elicits furious reactions and denials.
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If the system works smoothly, this should mean fewer denials of personalized treatments.
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Trump danced around questions about whether he believed Putin, but stressed Putin's denials.
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In face of the scientific evidence, the United Nations' denials have been shocking.
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Taylor's testimony contradicted Trump's repeated denials that there was any quid pro quo.
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Saudi Arabia stuck by its blanket denials without offering a credible alternative explanation.
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Mr. Trump has said that, despite its denials, Russia was likely behind it.
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Most of the outright denials, instead, have come from the White House itself.
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Until this week, it was largely Mr. Cohen's word against the president's denials.
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This increase in denials cannot be credited to an overall rise in applications.
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Michele Moody-Adams, Georgette Sinkler and I avoided the trauma of tenure denials.
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I remember Justice Thomas' denials, and the senators' sneers and the pundits' dismissals.
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Some modern governments have responded to the coronavirus with similar downplaying or denials.
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But when set against unequivocal denials, the squishiness of "thinking" can be stark.
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These repeated, blatant denials of human security are shaking people to the core.
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Despite his denials of involvement, some international businesses began to shun the kingdom.
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If they were, the Obama camp's denials would seem, shall we say, lawyerly.
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Some of these denials have already been debunked by key witnesses who testified.
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Investigators found the woman "credible" despite the executive's denials, but didn't recommend punishment.
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Trump has ruled on only 204 clemency requests — 24 approvals and 180 denials.
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In my experience, this cocktail often leads to angry denials and absurd rationalization.
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And for his supporters, there was no reason not to believe his denials.
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After all, multiple women have accused Trump of sexual misconduct, despite his denials.
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Denials from Frazier (who wore No. 30 on Saturday) and the team followed.
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North Koreans had the lowest rate of denials, while Somalis had the highest.
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Trump said he asked Putin about it, but believed the Russian leader's denials.
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He's never issued denials so much as dismissed the allegations as irrelevant distractions.
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Daniels claims Cohen's denials portray her as a liar and sued for defamation.
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Lately, Stormy has been signing denials while making TV rounds and winking broadly.
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Markets were bombarded from all sides by denials and counter-denials on both the U.S.-China trade talks and the countdown to Brexit, by Turkey's military push into Syria and by a blizzard of weak data stretching from Japan to France.
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On October 16th it changed tack, abandoning its denials and loudly defending the internments.
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The censorship has run alongside denials from the government that the report holds water.
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Ms. Veselnitskaya also appears to have recanted her earlier denials of Russian government ties.
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In her own interview with NBC News, she cast doubt on the Karolyis' denials.
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Russia's state-controlled news media have largely made denials or ignored the allegations altogether.
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It was a mess made worse by the 36 hours of denials and deflections.
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Ultimately, allegations this specific met with explicit denials like these may warrant further investigation.
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Despite creator Jonathan Abraham's vocal denials about the speculation, Twitter still isn't so convinced.
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Traditional marriage reaffirmed The evangelicals' statement lists 14 articles, with affirmations and related denials.
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A senior Western diplomat told Reuters those denials have been communicated privately as well.
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The claim denials that result will only add to the already lengthy appeals backlog.
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Despite Russia's denials, it is unquestionably true that Kremlin enemies often end up dead.
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Senior Health Partners' denials have been overturned 80 percent of the time, she said.
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Patients and their doctors can appeal decisions like denials, including to an external reviewer.
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The denials mark the first decisions on such clemency requests since Trump took office.
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Some journalists saw this as a direct refutation of Trump's frequent denials of wrongdoing.
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The denials from his camp and the Cleveland front office have naturally been vehement.
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Several mosques in Northern Virginia have reported similar denials for plans to build mosques.
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OK. But here we have a situation where, as Dana said, there were denials.
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The hours in the hospital waiting room were a series of carefully crafted denials.
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Also, some borrowers were not told that they could appeal denials, the CFPB found.
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Donald Trump's acceptance of Vladimir Putin's denials of election tampering are easy to explain.
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Opposition lawmakers have long questioned Mr. Abe's denials of involvement in the land sale.
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The application for permanent workers saw denials rise to 9 percent from 6 percent.
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Denials that the paltry number of people of color in elite spaces marks racism.
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If their credit scores are not that different, why are more millennials facing denials?
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The false narratives, while understandable, can buttress Myanmar's denials of ethnic cleansing, she says.
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That account flies in the face of repeated denials from Trump and his lawyers.
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But there is little question that some denials can give rise to constitutional problems.
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If his denials hold up, that would affirm an important element of Trump's defense.
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The denials didn't satisfy the congressional Republicans who have been staunch critics of Rosenstein.
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The moves were widely viewed as retaliation for Meng's arrest despite denials from Beijing.
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And in fact, we've heard a lot more about his denials than anything else.
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By early afternoon, the public denials numbered nearly two dozen, according to NBC News.
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" Russia, meanwhile, has maintained steady denials of involvement and dismissed May's accusations as "nonsense.
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Mr. Trump, in turn, has sought to drown out facts with denials and attacks.
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Administrative denials and delays allowed the disease to spread unmonitored for several crucial weeks.
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Ms. Harvey successfully appealed many of the denials to state regulators, the lawsuit said.
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Well, he was and continues on that path, despite many denials to the contrary.
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Despite denials, the lobbyist did meet with Pruitt during his stay to discuss clients.
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A history of dubious denials Assad's complete denial of any wrongdoing is nothing new.
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Despite these denials, though, he's fallen under FBI scrutiny, according to the New York Times.
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Strzok&aposs continuing denials of bias are as incredible and maddening as today&aposs hearing.
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His boss, President Donald Trump, has repeated denials from both the king and crown prince.
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The company's denials over the last year haven't improved its reputation inside the US government.
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He has issued strong denials against the accusations of both Lupita Nyong'o and Salma Hayek.
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Despite China's denials, all the concrete-pouring is a giant act of international political engineering.
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He filed suits in 2008, 2010 and 2012 to challenge the denials, losing each time.
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As were the subsequent non-denials: Media to Yahoo: Did you eat all the cookies?
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After the release of the dossier, she reiterated her denials in an interview on Friday.
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The government has issued three denials of the story, and on Thursday Khan reiterated them.
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Despite the denials, shares in Suzuki maintained strong gains, climbing 10 percent in morning trade.
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A second source says Bannon believes Moore's denials which is why he's sticking with him.
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This revelation comes despite vehement denials from the White House and the President's own lawyers.
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However despite their denials, insurgent leaders acknowledged the issue of civilian casualties as a problem.
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Trump refused to denounce Russia for interfering in the 2016 election, pointing to Putin's denials.
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They began with flat-out denials of wrongdoing that didn't survive casual brushes with scrutiny.
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Trump has repeatedly echoed denials from Saudi leadership that they were involved in Khashoggi's disappearance.
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He has not directly contradicted Trump's fervent denials of collusion between his campaign and Moscow.
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His denials, meanwhile, potentially obfuscated an act of information warfare between two nuclear-armed powers.
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The denials by Amazon and Apple weren't of the traditional corporate, word salad, milquetoast variety.
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About 43,500 drivers have successfully appealed denials, but most of those involved driver's license issues.
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That leads to denials when, say, a doctor seeks reimbursement for a transgender woman's orchiectomy.
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The Trump administration has faced backlash over its willingness to accept Saudi denials of involvement.
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Today, the data shows dramatic discrepancies in loan denials for minorities compared to white applicants.
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"He just said it's not Russia," repeating Putin's denials of involvement in the U.S. election.
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Overall, mortgage denials are at their lowest rate since at least 2004, according to LendingTree.
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He did not repeat those denials, but argued it was more important to look forward.
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His comments at the rally follow denials of his claims from Margo and former Rep.
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Before that, Trump officials gave blanket denials that didn't hold up after the new revelations.
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Mr. Trump's advisers and surrogates offered a series of explanations and denials to the accusations.
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That announcement came after days of Saudi denials that Khashoggi was killed in the consulate.
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She is also suing Trump and Cohen for defamation over their denials of her story.
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Trump, meanwhile, has cited denials from Saudi King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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That's a sharp turn from his continued categorical denials that no such discussions took place.
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Daniels is also suing Trump and Cohen for defamation over their denials of her story.
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After the denials, they called on the Department of Homeland Security to provide an explanation.
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Bureaucrats can deploy state-inspired consumer boycotts, surprise inspections, denials for licenses and so forth.
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There was a similarly small number of state prosecutions resulting from the gun purchase denials.
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I couldn't believe what I was hearing about all the sexual harassment allegations and denials.
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So why did so many people fall for it, and why haven't the denials penetrated?
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Where there is suffering from racist policies, there are denials that those policies are racist.
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WASHINGTON — For nearly a year, the denials from President Trump's lawyers and spokeswoman were unequivocal.
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But the president's words opened a window for Saudi Arabia to stand by its denials.
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Mr. Assad's denials were supported by his main allies in the war, Russia and Iran.
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The answer to science deniers is to make them answer for their denials with science.
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Between 2001 and 2015, the number of denials ranged from zero to six per year.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)As denials go, it was extraordinary and more than a little surreal.
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This makes the process faster but also means that denials are reversed much less often.
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Then, Trump echoed Moore's denials of the allegations in remarks to reporters just before Thanksgiving.
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Reporters asked Mnuchin and McMaster to clarify if Trump accepted Putin denials of election interference.
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" "So who is going to step out now and defend the president in these denials?
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Science magazine points out that agency denials notwithstanding, the ban may have already been implemented.
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In those denials, the U.S. government took on an active role in curating the work.
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The Education Department spokesman said figures on approvals and denials remain unavailable at this time.
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Instead, he seemed to accept Putin's denials that Moscow sought to influence the presidential contest.
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The reports spurred widespread public outrage, which the police denials have done little to dispel.
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Arms controllers and leftists seized the opportunity and produced restrictive laws, regulations, and funding denials.
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The difference in denials between records about the two schools confirms the investigation of Harvard.
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Petsas, the government spokesman, reiterated Greece's previous denials that its forces have killed any migrants.
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Anthem declined to provide such figures, only saying denials represented a small percentage of claims.
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He has on more than one occasion accepted Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials of meddling.
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But it also may be revealing that Sessions has so narrowed his denials of late.
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But appellate judges in two other similar cases upheld the EPA's denials and its methods.
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She also claimed to have seen clients with sick and dying family members receive denials.
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Both companies had challenged EPA's denials in a federal appellate court in Colorado in 2016.
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One thread is Trump's strident, angry denials that Russia had anything to do with his victory.
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In addition, they weren't interested in learning about more about the allegations themselves — beyond Kavanaugh's denials.
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It had allegations of sexual misconduct committed by Moore, to which Moore's denials grew increasingly unbelievable.
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Over and over, Trump has sided with Putin's denials on the questions of US election interference.
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The findings came despite repeated government denials that the East African country was suffering food shortages.
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Yet, the number of denials also dwarfs those of the past two decades — more than 28,000.
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Several men are facing institutional investigations, while others have issued apologies and denials on social media.
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It includes similar denials for allegations of sex trafficking, pedophilia, marriage to a minor, and lying.
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"I had to act in a prudential manner given Mr. Sheen's emphatic denials," Mr. Howard said.
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That same year, for instance, breast implant rumors prompted late-night gags about teenage Britney's denials.
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A catalogue of desperate denials many of which have, over time, turned out to be false.
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The number of denials of temporary permits — such as H-1B visas — also jumped by 5%.
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In every instance, the evidence either hasn't added up or those implicated have issued public denials.
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For all China's denials, the Belt and Road is also a major piece of geopolitical engineering.
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Chaos erupts from there, with James melting down with denials when confronted with this new revelation.
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The accusation immediately unsettled relations between London and Moscow and sparked outraged denials in the Kremlin.
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He cited official denials that China's cyber-security laws require "back doors" in high-tech equipment.
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In March, 22 journalists were sentenced to prison on terrorism-related charges, despite their vocal denials.
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He called multiple times a day for three weeks, but after repeated denials, he gave up.
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He says that, despite their denials, the regime and Russia are targeting hospitals deliberately and cynically.
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The Immune Deficiency Foundation, a national patient advocacy organization, regularly advises patients who receive insurance denials.
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Some are concerned that more loan denials would cause schools to close and reduce graduation rates.
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For Moscow, this is a difficult issue to handle, behind the ritual nod-and-wink denials.
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The Supreme Court nominee expressed sympathy for Ford's experience while reiterating his denials of sexual impropriety.
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For the most part the denials, especially from National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, were finely parsed.
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Hector Ros Oliver, a spokesperson for the company, made several denials in a statement published Monday.
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But the denials have done little to quiet speculation that Tillerson is on the way out.
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With Trump, we have seen countless instances of his categorical denials completely subsumed by the facts.
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After initial denials, Russian officials opted for a hasty clean-up, hoping to avoid a ban.
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In an interview with ABC News, Comey said he didn't know whether he believes Trump's denials.
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Despite the denials, Republicans see a potent political issue and one that resonates with their base.
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Trump stunned the world by accepting Putin's denials over the word of his own intelligence agencies.
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Despite this, mortgage denials across the board are at their lowest rate since at least 2004.
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A few days before Thanksgiving, Trump repeated Moore's denials when reporters asked him about the allegations.
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If accurate, The Wall Street Journal's account contradicts Trump's frequent denials of involvement in the payouts.
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But not all the rest were denials -- roughly 42% were denied in the same time frame.
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Arizona uses the law, but people have not reported as many registration denials as in Kansas.
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Cohen got the party-line message — to lie, consistent with Trump's public denials during the campaign.
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His denials of any wrongdoing dramatically undercut when White House tapes of related conversations were discovered.
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Two Republican senators on Sunday said that the allegations against Moore appeared stronger than his denials.
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USCIS head Francis Cissna has made it clear that he expects more denials from his employees.
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Trump's message to Alabama voters was clear: Moore's denials outweigh the allegations being leveled against him.
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These denials petered out last spring as more and more interactions were reported in the media.
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Days after the election, Hicks issued denials on behalf of the campaign that haven't held up.
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He hasn't ruled out a run for president he says, a shift from his previous denials.
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There's Thomas and his infamous doubt, Peter's craven denials as Jesus is being tried and crucified.
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The president appeared to side with Putin's denials over the assessment of the U.S. intelligence community.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Senior officials in the Trump administration can't issue denials fast enough.
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STEPHANOPOULOS: Number one, why did the administration allow these denials to stand for so many months?
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She has since said she was "forced" to sign those denials under threat of legal action.
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The United States and European Union countries brushed aside these denials and imposed sanctions on Russia.
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After initial denials, his aides privately conceded on Thursday that he had undergone emergency medical treatment.
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On the one hand, the Vatican's denials could be a convenient way of passing the buck.
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In Providence, criminal record denials made up 61 percent of rejections for public housing in 2014.
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The article raised a flap of angry denials, and Ms. Iseman sued the newspaper for libel.
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His acolytes bought his denials unquestioningly, the charges just bounced off him — and Warren never recovered.
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In the wake of shifting policies, citizenship applications have plummeted and denials are on the rise.
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She also repeated the White House's denials that her father's presidential campaign had colluded with Moscow.
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The health law also prohibits coverage denials for people with pre-existing conditions, including mental illness.
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This, after he previously accepted Putin's denials about 2016 election meddling, despite his own spies' assessments.
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The FBI counts 203,504,808 "federal denials" over the years, most due to the individual's criminal history.
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That has delayed the issuance of visas, and some immigration lawyers report an increase in denials.
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She now says she made the denials under duress and out of fear for her safety.
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The firing of Tillerson -- and the promises (and denials) of more staff changes dominated this week.
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It's long been rumored that YouTube's machine learning algorithm specifically demonetizes LGBTQ content — despite YouTube's denials.
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The White House re-stated Kavanaugh's denials on Sunday when presented with the woman's detailed account.
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Analysts said such denials don't square with the men's clear track record of far-right ideology.
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Trump pointed to Porter's denials in defending his former aide at the White House on Friday.
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The denials and the fake news arguments that he put forward were nothing short of despicable.
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Broad denials that create straw men, knock them down and then suggest the matter is settled.
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Saudi U.N. ambassador Abdallah Al-Mouallimi also reiterated his denials that Riyadh threatened Ban over the blacklist.
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And, as for blanket denials of male inappropriate behavior, we all know how those usually turn out.
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Foreign Policy's report from Thursday will not help the Wikileaks founder gain much credibility in his denials.
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Just 6,353 of those were denied, and nearly half of those denials were due to incomplete applications.
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What's worse, it seems Trump believed Putin's denials that Moscow didn't interfere in the election at all.
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What's happening: The plan is to fight back right away and to emphasize denials and hazy recollections.
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At the time of the 2007 port denials, China was critical of U.S. arms sales to Taiwan.
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Courts would properly reject such ongoing denials of service — and they did in the Jim Crow era.
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In a statement, Rachel Crooks, Lisa Boyne, Samantha Holvey, and Melinda McGillivray said Trump's denials were false.
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Breitbart News later cited the Guardian's report on the book without any denials or comments from Bannon.
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Despite the companies' denials, Bloomberg is putting its faith in that the reader will trust the reporting.
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Following conflicting reports, including denials from the IOC, Lochte said the suspects were posing a police officers.
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I was hoping after my consistent denials and successful career, that Paul would treat me with professionalism.
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After all the denials, they say now that this operation hurricane was in fact -- HANNITY: Crossfire Hurricane.
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Denials from Russia, Syria Russia denies it was responsible and says that terrorists carried out the attack.
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The female dick, then, is one of Western culture's most potent denials of socially-ascribed gender roles.
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Meanwhile, Trump and his allies continue to deny any wrongdoing — issuing at least 20 denials thus far.
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Shares in South Korean cosmetics-related companies and airlines dropped on news reports of the charter denials.
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He also rightfully focuses on Abbott's racism (despite the prisoner's denials) and his low regard of women.
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They contended that contending their denials of service are discriminatory and violate the federal health care law.
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Trump has defended the crown prince and pointed to his repeated denials of involvement in Khashoggi's death.
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Trump left the door open to firing Rosenstein on Wednesday, but hinted that he believed his denials.
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"There were no denials about this potential slash by anyone in the House GOP leadership," he continued.
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Schlotthauer said she believed that Aetna's medical directors "rubber-stamped" the denials without doing their due diligence.
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Of course, patients and families have the same right to appeal coverage denials that they've always had.
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Harvard officials have previously complained to Trump administration officials about students experiencing increased visa delays and denials.
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Here is a breakdown of Sessions' many denials and the relevant facts that later came to light.
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He seemingly was the only person in Washington who believed the country's initial denials of any involvement.
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Giuliani's statement contradicted previous denials by both Cohen and Trump that the president had not paid Cohen.
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But forgive us if we find those denials unconvincing; this is clearly a pattern of shady behavior.
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The process involved two years of invasive forms, denials, appeals, and, finally, a hearing with a judge.
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While standing alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin, he appeared to accept Putin's denials of any Russian meddling.
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Hospitals have repeatedly claimed that the denials of their appeals were solely related to faulty RAC audits.
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The information was sought from the campaign, and those denials were allowed to stand for many months.
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He's unlikely to run, and has said as much, though his denials are not quite Sherman-esque.
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And yet, in the face of all of that evidence, Trump chooses to believe Putin's unsubstantiated denials.
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They were mostly denials of credit, for store cards applied for in her or her husband's name.
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She secretly recorded their conversation, where at least one top aide said they didn't believe Trump's denials.
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That has stoked interest in the book and also called into question denials from Mr. Trump's team.
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The report makes clear that, despite the administration's denials, The Times's reporting on this meeting is accurate.
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The revelation is likely to bring Trump's repeated denials of links to Russia under even greater scrutiny.
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Mr. Avenatti has waited for Mr. Trump to make denials and has then dribbled out contradictory information.
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Their belief in his credibility was shattered given his previous denials of anything untoward, these people said.
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Some pro-Moonves directors suspected that Ms. Redstone had fomented the media investigations, despite her vehement denials.
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Exclusive: Critical U.S. Election Systems Have Been Left Exposed Online Despite Official Denials Well this seems bad.
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If the answer is yes, it seems to me your categorical denials are simply impossible to assert.
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Trump later, in November, after a meeting in Asia, said he believed Putin's denials of election meddling.
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This morning, several Italian newspapers carried Italian government denials that evidence had been passed on to Rome.
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In March, 38 trademarks for various Trump projects were granted preliminary approval after a decade of denials.
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It deeply unsettled the nation, even as the Kremlin issued strenuous denials and accused Stockholm of scaremongering.
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Putin's denials: For his part, Putin used the press conference to deny Russia interfered in the election.
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It's a system we no longer need only suspect is designed to make denials come more efficiently.
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He has repeatedly issued blanket denials, saying the accusations reflect attempts by political rivals to undercut him.
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But these denials become more difficult to accept when juxtaposed with the latest research on behavioral addictions.
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By the time denials are issued and the truth comes out, the election may well be lost.
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There, he discussed his hearing with another inmate who had a few parole denials under his belt.
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The Trade Representative has also denied five Apple requests of 378 overall denials, according to the Journal.
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In addition to Iran&aposs denials, the regime made inflated claims about its capabilities in recent days.
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The FBI system resulted in more than 6,000 denials of firearm purchases because of mental health criteria.
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And his denials of the extent of Taliban control once went so far that they stirred ridicule.
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Giuffre has not responded to Prince Andrew's latest comments, but she addressed his previous denials in August.
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One area where both parties agree is the prohibition of coverage denials based on pre-existing conditions.
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Weinstein wouldn't sit for an interview, but did provide written denials to a number of the accusations.
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He believes denials when it suits him -- even when it seems incredulous for him to do so.
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Until Monday, those denials came in the form of written statements handed out by the White House.
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Each of them is corroborated to some extent, but during his confirmation hearing Kavanaugh issued blanket denials.
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The President also told reporters in Vietnam last year that he accepts Putin's denials on 2016 meddling.
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Many people simply did not believe Hill regarding Thomas's sexual harassment, accepting his denials over her testimony.
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By day six, when the insurgents no longer were in control, official denials converged with the truth.
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The nation responded, he noted, not with denials of the science, but with a dedicated space program.
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The silence from Congressional Republicans was noteworthy as President Trump defended Putin's brazen denials of such attacks.
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Yet neither men's denials are likely to persuade Mueller's investigators from attempting to confirm Cohen's bombshell assertion.
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Indeed, as a general rule, people aren't allowed to sue the government over visa denials at all.
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The EPA confirmed on Thursday that it "has been revisiting some prior denials" of small refinery waivers.
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Reflexive denials of foul play are common among Egyptian officials, especially in matters that could embarrass the state.
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He claimed his denials would have been captured on the videotapes of his interrogations that were eventually destroyed.
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Leagues that do not comply with the policy will be subject to warnings, fines and denials of permits.
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Trump accepts and repeats Putin's denials, including his claim that he isn't involved in Venezuela's current political crisis.
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It's the latest and strongest of denials from Apple in response to the October story in Bloomberg Businessweek.
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Despite the denials, the AP reported that Oczkowski and his firm are in fact working on Trump's campaign.
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This report would come after weeks of Saudi denials that it had anything to do with Khashoggi's disappearance.
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The ACLU challenged this practice a decade ago to ensure that arbitrary and discriminatory passport denials would stop.
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But despite the lack of evidence and Kaspersky's repeated denials, US intelligence officials are sketched out by Kaspersky.
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What have you heard about the Definers and their denials that they did nothing to foment fake news?
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Even now, despite denials from administration officials, there's reported talk of bringing it back in a revised form.
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His denials, however, have been met with skepticism and anger from some former members of the wrestling team.
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But officials discovered that the telephone number he provided was linked to visa denials for three other Syrians.
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Hundreds of footprints covered the corridor floors, despite repeated denials that the buildings had been in recent use.
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Moments after the Journal reported the denials, Trump took to Twitter to double down on his earlier remark.
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Trump is being sued by Zervos for allegedly defaming her in his public denials of the sexual assault.
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The government acknowledged in the filing that the guidance "could potentially lead" to more frequent public-charge denials.
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Per Reuters, the U.K.'s national cyber security agency has also issued a statement backing the companies' denials.
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"Denials notwithstanding, the attacks fit squarely within Iranian capabilities and motivations," Eurasia Group said in a briefing Thursday.
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After denials of responsibility and little action, Mark Zuckerberg, its boss, has talked of "fixing" Facebook in 254.
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The result was millions of copies sold, a deluge of press coverage … and detailed denials about Wolff's reporting.
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We don't have the gross denials of the right to vote that we once did in this country.
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Complete coverage: timeline of WH response, the incomplete denials, GOP reaction, Dem reaction, and Trump on classified leaks.
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Delta in particular has made big improvements over the past few years in terms of reducing involuntary denials.
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Delta has tried to address the issue of involuntary denials, drastically reducing the odds of a forced bump.
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Reports emerged last week that, despite denials, Flynn and Kislyak discussed U.S. sanctions against Russia before Trump's Jan.
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More recently, Trump has faced blowback over his repeated denials about the widely accepted death toll from Maria.
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Here's why: Employer-provided health insurance and Medicare and Medicaid do not permit denials for pre-existing conditions.
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In addition, more than 9 million women could face coverage denials or premium increases because of their gender.
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In the following 12 months, the number of applications declined but denials of license applications went up significantly.
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Trump earlier this year repeated Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials that Moscow interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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Pompeo and Trump have both relayed Saudi Arabia's denials that Saudi leadership knew anything about Khashoggi's alleged murder.
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"He just said it's not Russia," Trump said, repeating Putin's denials of involvement in the 2016 presidential election.
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While the precise circumstances differ between the two inquiries, the pattern of attacks, denials, and fabrications is consistent.
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Despite those denials, and evidence from experts to the contrary, the belief is widely held and seemingly unshakable.
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Experience in other countries, with long wait lists and health care denials, does not support such extravagant promises.
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" And despite Trump's denials, the intelligence report added that Putin had a "clear preference for President-elect Trump.
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" Denials from Donald Trump Jr. Statement on July 9, 2017: "...The meeting lasted approximately 20 to 30 minutes.
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Until now, Trump has been content to accept Putin's denials that he was behind any election interference efforts.
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Naturally, the Post article enraged Trump, who furiously tweeted out denials late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning.
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Phillips told the Post that the board avoided discussing his claims of sexual assault in the other denials.
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Agrawal offers a litany of denials and explanations, many or all of which may yet be borne out.
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Page&aposs denials of the Yahoo News reporting were included in the early renewals to the FISA application.
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Richard Nixon resigned the Presidency in 1974 after his persistent denials of involvement in Watergate were proven dishonest.
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The Washington Post reported last week that despite denials the pair discussed sanctions on Russia before Trump's Jan.
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And we know his denials of any direct contacts with WikiLeaks, and with any Russian operator, are false.
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In addition, more than 2628 million women could face coverage denials or premium increases because of their gender.
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A number of recruits have filed lawsuits claiming the delays and denials violate constitutional guarantees of equal protection.
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But The Washington Post now reports a spike in such passport denials to Hispanics under the Trump administration.
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A lawyer for Mr. Trump, Charles J. Harder, provided a statement with broad denials for the investigation's findings.
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His denials echoed recent statements he has made about the importance of exposing people to opposing political views.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — He accepts less-than-credible denials from autocratic heads of state about nefarious acts.
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In both cases residents say the city's denials and delays came at a cost to their well-being.
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Judge Kavanaugh also didn't much back off his denials of being a hard drinker or an aggressive drunk.
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Trump's past denials came in November, when the House of Representatives was investigating the President's conduct with Ukraine.
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After three days of denials, Iran admitted on Saturday that its military had mistakenly shot down the plane.
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But Trump has never unequivocally accepted these findings, and has publicly embraced denials from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The newly released emails contradict the expansive denials by a HUD spokesman when CNN first reported this story.
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News of the recording seems to bolster Parnas's credibility, and raises further doubts about Trump's denials of involvement.
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Two letters were then sent by Laurenza in November 2016 and February 2017 containing denials to the charges.
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Qatar has issued strong denials of corruption since the day it was picked to host the World Cup.
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But denials have been picking up since the start of the Trump administration, three immigration attorneys told CNN.
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COMPANIES ARE RECEIVING MIX OF APPROVALS AND DENIALS OF REQUESTS TO SELL TO HUAWEI FROM US COMMERCE - SOURCES
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Mr Trump has begun fighting back, initially by offering a fusillade of denials and rationalisations of his behaviour.
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Aides thought Kelly's comments would add weight to the president's denials, which were quickly dismissed by his critics.
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Washington, D.C., has a long tradition of emphatic denials that later turn out to have been completely false.
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A rolling series of disclosures about contacts between Trump associates and Russians have discredited the president's public denials.
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" He continued, "After years of denials, Russia recently acknowledged the existence of a new missile system, called 9M729.
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" He continued, "After years of denials, Russia recently acknowledged the existence of a new missile system, called 9M729.
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Stone grew up in a political underworld where you can slide by with cheap shots and flimsy denials.
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The truth is all the denials bring us no closer to finding out who actually wrote the piece.
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On Friday, the Trump administration seemed to acknowledge Russian efforts to influence the election after months of denials.
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She filed the defamation suit in January, saying she had been "debased and denigrated" by Mr. Trump's denials.
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Indeed, Graham's statement seems to signal that Republicans are willing to accept Kavanaugh's forceful denials over Ford's testimony.
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There are plenty of things that make accepting the Saudis' denials convenient for Trump — the US has a major arms deal with them and depends on them for oil market stability, and Trump seems to like MBS personally and appears to have business ties to the country, despite his denials.
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By an 8-6 vote, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans said judges should review denials of coverage under ERISA plans that do not delegate discretionary authority to plan administrators "de novo," or from scratch, regardless of whether the denials were based on legal or factual grounds.
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Such denials ring increasingly hollow—not least because, days earlier, a guards commander threatened to seize a British vessel.
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According to the petition, an "unprecedented" number of visa denials for women hoping to attend CSW has been witnessed.
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It's hard to believe that Amazon, Apple and Supermicro are all fabricating their emphatic denials of the Bloomberg story.
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Trump's denials have put Democrats in the politically advantageous position of defending the conclusions of the country's top scientists.
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Huawei has repeatedly denied that it would spy for the Chinese government, but the denials have had little effect.
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" Asked about the Crown Prince's denials, Trump said: "I want to believe them, I really want to believe them.
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Note: Numbers represent rates and total number of immigration court asylum denials for the fiscal years 2012 through 2017.
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But immigration attorneys say many of the denials and RFEs are violating the laws and regulations governing the program.
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Denials of requests for antitrust immunity are rare, said Henry Harteveldt, founder of the travel consultancy Atmosphere Research Group.
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In Russia, the story has received little mention by the state-controlled media, except when it's repeating government denials.
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Indeed, despite the UIDAI's repeated denials, Aadhaar numbers leaked online have been used to commit identity theft in India.
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In November, Trump told reporters he believed that Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials of US election meddling were sincere.
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The changes could potentially lead to more denials and deportations before migrants' full cases can be heard, they said.
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Doing so only punishes our fellow students and faculty at NYUAD, who had no hand in the visa denials.
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It's why he's been so accepting of Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials that Russia meddled in the 2016 election.
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What they're saying: Fairfax, who issued several denials before Tyson revealed her account, issued another statement on Wednesday evening.
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Despite increasingly pathetic denials, it turns out that the "nothing-burger" has been covered with Russian dressing all along.
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Like many of their colleagues, they expected monetary stimulus and tax cuts from Beijing despite repeated denials from authorities.
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Seniors and disabled people who buy the plans often complain about bad service and inappropriate denials of drug coverage.
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Since figures were made available in 2015 following the Edward Snowden disclosures, the number of denials has trended upwards.
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Reports emerged last week that, despite denials, Flynn and Kislyak discussed U.S. sanctions against Russia before Trump entered office.
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But the revelation appears to contradict Trump's vehement denials of any such business connections to Russia in the past.
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After previously denying that the White House was involved in Nunes's stunt, Sean Spicer is now issuing non-denials.
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In earlier denials that it has violated sanctions, Russia has said such accusations are not backed up by evidence.
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Trump seems to believe that if he shouts denials often enough and loudly enough the public will believe them.
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Despite their denials, the report sparked nearly instant speculation that Rosenstein could be on his way out the door.
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Critics slammed Trump over his acceptance of denials from the Saudi king and crown prince earlier Tuesday, with Sen.
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Twelve percent of Virginia voters believe Fairfax's denials, while 28500 percent believe his two accusers, with 6900 percent undecided.
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Trump's denials invariably precede the leaked, rumored, whispered and much-chronicled West Wing staff changes he claims are inventions.
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At this stage, it is probably safer to judge neither claims, nor even denials, as either true or false.
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We now know that -- despite her early denials of ties to Putin -- Veselnitskaya is, in fact, a Russian informant.
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And we know, despite the initial denials from Cohen and Trump, that Trump paid Cohen back for that payout.
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The Archdiocese of Washington parsed Wuerl's previous denials, saying he was referring to sexual abuse of minors, not adults.
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They worry that the change will lead to more denials without insights into why, creating more uncertainty for immigrants.
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"The amount of denials we're seeing, I really think that they're trying to do mass deportations," Blessinger told CNN.
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They have all featured the same kinds of denials that ended up being flat-out wrong or incredibly misleading.
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The meeting was previously unreported and follows Stone's denials that he had any contact with Russians during the campaign.
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Giuliani also said Wednesday that the first lady believes Trump's denials about having an affair with Daniels in 2006.
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The U.S. ambassador to the Netherlands on Saturday apologized after he made two denials to a Dutch news station.
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Despite the president's habitual denials, those charges reaffirmed that the Russian government bore responsibility for what happened in 2016.
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Will he pull the nomination if it is clear that the professor's allegations are more credible than Kavanaugh's denials?
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Trump sparked bipartisan outcry when he appeared to accept Putin's denials of Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Assuming the recording isn't fake, it seems to contradict Pierson's previous denials that such a conversation ever took place.
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Opposition parties also argued the project would be a conduit for corruption, despite denials from Zuma and his allies.
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For years, he's denied the conclusions of US intelligence agencies, denials that have become increasingly convoluted and fact-averse.
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We just showed some of those denials from the president, from the vice president, Don Jr., about any contacts.
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But those denials -- particularly given the number and credibility of the accusers -- won't satisfy lots and lots of voters.
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Saudi Arabia has gone silent after some lame denials, evidently waiting to see what it can get away with.
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Sometimes a seemingly simple joke can do the job, and it's easy enough to explain away with plausible denials.
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It also found a lack of procedures and timelines for processing claims approved for loan discharge, including claim denials.
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But, as is the case with every other RPF ship, denials haven't stopped the shippers from doing their thing.
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But our correspondent in Myanmar found widespread denials of any atrocities against the Rohingya and celebration of their exodus.
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Mr. Trump's campaign said it had no knowledge of the payments, but the recording was made before those denials.
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What was more, he acknowledged that he had coached as many as 21995 contestants to make the same denials.
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Each such accusation is met by a barrage of official denials on state television and mockery on social media.
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From October 2016 to November 2017, Newark and San Francisco had the highest rates of denials, at 88 percent.
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But even with the help of lawyers and elected officials, many visas are denied, and denials cannot be appealed.
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Denials of coverage are made by insurance doctors who may not be specialists or, in some circumstances, vigilant adjudicators.
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Anthem did not provide data to Ms. McCaskill about the number of denials it has issued since the change.
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"Critical voices have been silenced," said Hong Zhenkuai, an independent historian who has challenged the denials of catastrophic famine.
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Public charge denials of poor immigrants have spiked under the Trump administration even without this sweeping policy in place.
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It's kind of game over for Beijing in terms of the cover-up, the denials and the half-truths.
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But Mr. Haldeman's notes appear to confirm longstanding suspicions that Nixon himself was directly involved, despite his later denials.
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After days of denials, Iran acknowledged Saturday that it had mistakenly shot down the Ukrainian airliner, killing 176 people.
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Jay Sekulow, Trump's personal lawyer, ticked off the denials from the President, the vice president and the Justice Department.
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Neither we, nor any of our allies who may take action together, should be fooled by his empty denials.
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For some people, then, the swift stream of accusations, investigations and denials has coalesced into a single, sludgy blur.
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These top officials all ignored subpoenas, so it's unlikely they'll ever be forced to give these denials under oath.
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They can apologize profusely without any denials or rationalizations, but they will most likely be banished from public life.
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Potential governmental scandals of one sort or another, along with associated accusations and denials, may well become everyday news.
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Based on independent reporting, those students should share in the blame, despite their denials stating they were innocent bystanders.
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It is also runs counter to Trump's repeated denials that he ever engaged in extramarital acts with Daniels. 12.
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"Some of the disclosure forms have been amended..." - Kellyanne Conway when asked about previous denials of Russian meetings pic.twitter.
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On Sunday, Stone repeated those denials, and maintained that he did not speak about WikiLeaks with then-candidate Trump.
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Instead, he has repeated denials from the Saudi Arabian Crown Prince who has denied any knowledge of what happened.
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He's also long questioned Moscow's involvement, accepting Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials that the Kremlin meddled in any way.
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The repeated denials to provide answers drew criticism from Democratic lawmakers, who have expressed outrage over the policy change.
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Many Saudis have been shocked by Riyadh's admission after two weeks of denials and condemnation of foreign news reports.
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Vice President Pence and I gave flat-out denials that General Flynn had any important contacts with Russian officials.
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This was partly based on the strength of the denials from the companies involved, including Apple, Amazon and Supermicro.
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Trump so far has said he believes Putin's denials that his country interfered in the election in any way.
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The researchers found that 58% of appealed denials of reasonable or credible fear were reversed by immigration judges in 2016.
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Nielsen will best be remembered for her role in enforcing the administration's horrific migrant family separation policy — despite her denials.
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Instead of a safe refuge, Trump's fear-filled America has only detention centers and denials to offer these heroic souls.
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It went further than dumping on US intelligence agencies by believing Russian President Vladimir Putin's smirking denials of election interference.
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Every day in this country, murder cases are tried for where there is no admission of guilt, and only denials.
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When I mentioned Obama 'denials' about the wiretaps, he shot back: 'This will be investigated, it will all come out.
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Trump's denials may make him appear unassailable to some, but to women they send an entirely different message, says Bauer.
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So much so, in fact, that Zuckerberg is now frequently mentioned as a possible presidential candidate despite his public denials.
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Dogged denials appear on its webpage: AggregateIQ has never been and is not a part of Cambridge Analytica or SCL.
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This further fueled residents' suspicions that despite its denials, the company had long known how dangerous its dumped chemicals were.
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A pap got Tamar's estranged hubby Sunday out in Bev Hills where the denials came straight from the horse's mouth.
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"I am afraid they have also been caught telling outright untruths in some of their denials of stories," Wintour said.
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The mess of denials, obfuscations and accusations of "witch hunts" will feel familiar to anyone who follows the news today.
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The reports have continued, citing sources directly involved in the negotiations, despite government denials that it is rolling things back.
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The backdrop: White House whistleblower Tricia Newbold told the committee the Trump administration reversed 25 denials for security clearance applications.
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"The government is not issuing blanket denials of accusations of human rights violations issued by the international community," he said.
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According to the Fox News poll, more voters believe Ford's allegations (36 percent) than they do Kavanaugh's denials (30 percent).
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While Ford's emotional testimony was widely seen as credible, Kavanaugh's forceful denials led the GOP to line up behind him.
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There may be suspicion and denials over the report, but it did manage to move the markets on Tuesday afternoon.
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JetBlue and Hawaiian were the best at not turning away passengers, with 83 and 28 denials per 212,22015 passengers respectively.
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There was a 41 percent increase in denials of high skilled H1B visa applicants between the third and fourth quarter.
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None of that is good news -- at all -- for the President and his many past denials on these issues. 10.
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And we all lose if we let craven denials of the truth become the standard for political and moral leadership.
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"We want to have other women not suffer the same denials and stress and anxiety that she's had to endure."
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Trump Jr. has made similar denials before, but the stakes are higher now as lying to Congress is a crime.
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Despite their denials, the duo was told to get their belongings together and were handed tickets back to San Francisco.
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During repeated instances in the past, Trump has also emphasized that he takes Putin's denials about interference at face value.
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Such denials would be credible if McMaster's comments sounded out of character for senior members of Trump's national security team.
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski is taking back his previous denials about knowing Carter Page intended to visit Russia.
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Before the election, Trump's campaign denied any knowledge of payment to McDougal, but the taped conversation could undermine those denials.
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The Washington Post reported last week that despite denials, Flynn and Kislyak had discussed sanctions against Russia before Trump's Jan.
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On the few occasions he has been questioned about his business entanglements with Russians, however, Trump has offered broad denials.
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Trump has alternated between citing Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials and saying that he backs the American intelligence community's findings.
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Reports emerged last week that despite denials, Flynn and Sergey Kislyak discussed U.S. sanctions against Russia before Trump entered office.
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After a year of media denials of his claims of surveillance targeting his campaign, Trump can legitimately claim some vindication.
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The judge doubled down on those denials in person alongside his wife, Ashley, in a Fox News interview Monday night.
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So each time the men apply, the Air Force says they were not harmed and the department hands out denials.
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Reports emerged last week that, despite denials, Flynn and Kislyak talked about U.S. sanctions against Russia before Trump entered office.
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Denials aside, it seems logical that if a non-hitter like Fiers knew about the system, everyone else would, too.
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He drew significant backlash after he met with Putin in July, when Trump noted Putin's "powerful" denials of Russian interference.
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This personal and portable coverage goes with them regardless of employment, without fear of denials due to pre-existing conditions.
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" Earlier this summer, Haley said Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials of such interference were merely an effort to "save face.
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"He just said it's not Russia," Trump said at the press availability, referring to Putin's repeated denials of Russian interference.
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But with confirmations and denials coming from both Pryor and Brando's family members, the mystery is only continuing to grow.
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Tuesday morning, he then walked back some of those denials while still downplaying the impact the president's conversation might have.
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"This is what 29 blanket credible fear interview denials looks like (some are just one page from judge)," she wrote.
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Trump also refused to denounce Russia for interfering in the election and pointed to Putin's denials to defend his argument.
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And despite his repeated denials of interest in a bid, Romney's name continues to be mentioned among "Never Trump" conservatives.
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The CIA has reportedly concluded that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing, contradicting denials from the kingdom.
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On the contrary, he has remained steadfast in his denials, insisting that he has never acted inappropriately with any women.
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Rubio and Blumenthal acknowledged the denials, but say that given the severity of the report, they still want further explanation.
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This morning, he then walked back some of those denials while still downplaying the impact the president's conversation might have.
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It is now known that Treasury had developed emergency procedures to prioritize debt repayment in 2011, despite issuing public denials.
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Wim's denials, however, are impossible to square with the many threats that Astrid and Sonja recorded him making against them.
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Putin has adamantly denied those accusations, and Trump said last month that he believes Putin is sincere in his denials.
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The irony is that without affordable care, many patients will ultimately receive their own death penalty via unjust insurance denials.
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Ranieri can make all the denials he wants, but in the locker room he must be humming a different tune.
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We rapidly declassified intelligence and released satellite imagery to disprove Russia's denials their troops and equipment weren't in Eastern Ukraine.
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These same issues also lead to unexpected denials of service under VA benefits, long wait times, and other dire glitches.
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The US has characterized the attack as an "act of war" and blamed it on Iran despite denials from Tehran.
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" Denials from Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani CNN interview on July 26, 2018: "The question isn't what happened in the room.
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The denials lasted until last month when the United Nations finally admitted that it was involved in the cholera outbreak.
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"They're enabling the president to go on with his denials, and that doesn't serve our country at all," she said.
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The GOP also seems to think these Peter-esque denials will help defuse the progressive protests against the Senate bill.
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During the hearing, Mr. Dorsey repeatedly said that Twitter did not exhibit any bias against conservatives, echoing his previous denials.
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That has prompted furious denials from two prominent lawmakers whose names appear on the list, Rory Stewart and Dominic Raab.
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The Syrian Air Force was responsible for the attack, the panel found; Syrian and Russian denials of involvement were false.
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How Republicans have handled Kavanaugh and Judge's denials has revealed one of the biggest double standards Ford has to overcome.
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Indeed, Trump has made a habit of defending such men, using the forcefulness of their denials as proof of innocence.
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Liu reiterated previous government denials that China is the source of most of the fentanyl smuggled into the United States.
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Their strategy is: keep pushing, keep grabbing, keep lying, keep denying, no matter how implausible the denials — and never apologize.
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In his first comment on the poison attack, Mr. Trump agreed that, despite its denials, Russia was likely behind it.
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The explosive set of documents contradict Zuckerberg's repeated denials that Facebook was willing to monetize access to its users' data.
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But they have sharply criticized American actions, which many consider aimed at overthrowing the Iranian government, despite denials from Washington.
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As a matter of law and policy, visa denials are a wide-open door the Trump administration can push on.
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When applicants appeal, their application is moved to the bottom of the list, but half the initial denials are overturned.
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A statement from the Russian embassy in Kabul dismissed the comments as "idle gossip", repeating previous denials by Russian officials.
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Meanwhile on every other Russia-related front, Cohen — with every reason to knife his former boss — offered dossier-discrediting denials.
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Trump's advisers are rushing to issue non-denial denials while Trump himself tweets what amounts to confirmation of the story.
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" Two days later, RT ran a segment reporting that despite all the official denials, the case was "not so simple.
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Judge Kavanaugh's response Judge Kavanaugh has denied the accusations, and the White House has said it stands by those denials.
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" And the current twist in the story — the nondenial denials from Trump and Giuliani — "falls under 'Thing president has said.
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Year after year, players have stepped forward to publicize their decline, making the league's denials look like a cover-up.
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Such denials had jumped by nearly 50 percent between 2007 and 2009, as the apparently successful financial strategy gained sway.
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Iran's startling admission comes after repeated denials that a missile struck the aircraft shortly after it took from Tehran's airport.
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Why it's stunning: It's the first time an administration official has contradicted President Trump's denials of any quid pro quo.
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The interview has led to near-universal condemnation for his specific denials of wrongdoing and his apparent lack of remorse.
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But, Ignatius writes, on Saturday the White House wanted to know if Spencer had threatened to resign, despite his denials.
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Despite his denials, Giuliani is perceived by all in his path as little more than a foot soldier for Trump.
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His comment could undermine Trump's denials that he had known anything about the many meetings between his aides and Russians.
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Unfortunately, those denials are sometimes -- often -- rebutted by facts, and Trump seems not to pay any heed to that reality.
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The case has dragged on for almost 20173 months, with more than 500 filings and numerous denials of Manafort's defense.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions acknowledged this week that he had met twice with him during the campaign, despite previous denials.
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Some lawyers have noticed an uptick in denials recently, but most say that strong cases still eventually make it through.
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But Smith accepts a series of denials by senior figures that they were aware of the paedophile's misconduct, Exaro reports.
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It's no longer acceptable to deny a woman's story outright, but accused men often couch their denials with supportive language.
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But now, Kap's crew is calling BS -- and the QB is putting his stamp of approval on the public denials.
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Pell has consistently denied any wrongdoing, and he released a statement from Rome Thursday in which he reiterated those denials.
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The kingdom has maintained denials that bin Salman, Saudi Aarbia's de facto ruler, had any involvement in the brutal murder.
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Flashback: Trump's willingness to accept Salman's denials is reminiscent of his July summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, where he told reporters of Putin's denials of election hacking: "I have great confidence in my intelligence people, but I will tell you that President Putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today."
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At a joint appearance in Finland with Vladimir Putin, Trump repeated the Russian leader&aposs denials about involvement in the election.
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Trump has previously cited Putin&aposs denials of election interference, while saying he would like their two countries to get along.
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Before the election, the Trump campaign denied any knowledge of payment to McDougal, but the taped conversation could undermine those denials.
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Trump appeared to dismiss the claims underpinning blanket denials coming from Saudi officials, who insist they know nothing about Khashoggi's disappearance.
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Throughout the summer, the Oscar-winning actress dismissed inquiries of a romance with rocker Lenny Kravitz with "we're-just-friends" denials.
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His opening statement, in which he repeated his previous denials of the allegations, blamed them largely on shadowy left-wing forces.
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However, very few claim denials are appealed — just 1 percent during the three-year period reviewed in the inspector general's report.
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And Trump's public signals have suggested he's eager to accept Saudi denials, and try to move back to business as usual.
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I did not find his denials to be convincing and believe that he should withdraw from the Senate race in Alabama.
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By last night, MSNBC counted 27 senior officials in the Trump administration (to use The Times' formulation) who had issued denials.
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But lawyers who spoke to Codebook said the detailed denials wouldn't just be a public relations issue if incorrect or fudged.
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The denials of relief for more than 1,000 products to date among $50 billion in imports hit last year with U.s.
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Turkey has released a stream of evidence challenging the initial Saudi denials of involvement, and continues to press Riyadh for details.
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Experts scoff at such denials, pointing out that the army and militias maintain checkpoints on the roads and at border crossings.
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Russia gave a response that fits what has become a standard format, regardless of whether its denials are true or not.
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No time was given to any denials of climate science, with Boutrous sticking closely to the substance of the IPCC report.
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The press may end up unintentionally propagating false information, even if it reports denials by the targets alongside the fake revelations.
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Buckingham Palace continues to issue strong denials that Giuffre (then Roberts) was forced to have sex with Andrew, at age 17.
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"I predict more litigation as people challenge visa denials under these new instructions," said Cornell Law School Professor Stephen Yale-Loehr.
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Inside Facebook, people were furious at Sandberg, believing she had asked them to dissemble on her behalf with her Definers denials.
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Those denials fell apart when The Washington Post later reported that Flynn did talk sanctions, and Flynn resigned on February 13.
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Under his watch, USCIS has instituted massive changes to how immigration applications are reviewed (resulting in delayed approvals and increased denials).
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Trump's baffling denials notwithstanding, Russian operatives almost certainly did feed data extracted from the DNC and HRC's campaign staff to Wikileaks.
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Sanders also declined to back up the president's denials when she was asked about them at the daily White House briefing.
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Ms. Derian outraged Argentina's military leaders when she brushed aside their denials of involvement in the abductions and murders of civilians.
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Students contemplating that difficult decision know that they are likely to face denials and doubt if they decide to come forward.
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But first came months of red tape Trans people fighting for gender affirming care face long waits and repeated insurance denials.
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He noted that the documentary includes interviews and denials the pop star gave about sexual misconduct accusations when he was alive.
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It is long past time for the excuses, delays, obfuscation and denials of the D.C. bureaucrats to come to an end.
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In the Facebook post, deGrasse Tyson gave detailed denials of each alleged incident, describing them as he says he remembers them.
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She used to see frequent denials for transgender men seeking mastectomies, a surgery most commonly associated with breast cancer in women.
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Predictions ranged from stony denials to a withdrawal of his nomination after the compelling testimony of his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.
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While security concerns may justify some denials, there is a clearly disproportionate effect on Syrians compared to other war-torn countries.
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Such denials are impossible in the harrowing history of slavery at Georgetown University that Rachel Swarns recounted recently in The Times.
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First, such denials-of-boarding were not at their apex prior to the incident—they already seemed to be in decline.
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It's important to note, though, that like all concerted denials of Black civil and political rights, this campaign was not inevitable.
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Reports emerged last week that, despite denials, Flynn and Kislyak discussed recent U.S. sanctions against Russia before President Trump entered office.
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The ACLU is comparing Kavanaugh's denials of sexual misconduct to those from Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein and convicted felon Bill Cosby.
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But it's increasingly looking like the President's denials and distractions are failing to keep up with the special counsel's accelerating pace.
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A New York Times story from the days after the discovery features a series of denials from officials about the project.
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Another study showed that decriminalization has the potential to reduce discrimination as well as denials of justice, denigration and verbal abuse.
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In particular, government lawyers acknowledged after years of denials that more than 500 private entities are given access to the list.
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I did not find his denials to be convincing and believe that he should withdraw from the Senate race in Alabama.
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Some of the most poignant denials of relief involve abuse of "tender age" children for whom the administration professes "grave" concern.
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The President stressed he was not accepting Putin's denials at face value, instead saying he merely believed Putin was being genuine.
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But those denials did little to assuage GOP concerns and Republicans used the hearing to directly confront Dorsey about their allegations.
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The plaintiffs estimate that tens of thousands of people have been affected by the denials of visa applications, the outlet reported.
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Additionally, Russian officials referred the AP to Kremlin denials that it has anything to do with the hackers, the AP reported.
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The U.S. Transportation Department said it was the lowest rate of involuntary denials since it began tracking the issue in 1995.
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It served as evidence of Myanmar military abuses against Rohingya civilians there, despite repeated denials from the army and the government.
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The causes of the increased denials vary depending on the category, but virtually nothing has escaped the attention of this administration.
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Just last month, he favored the Russian leader's denials of involvement in meddling over the joint assessments of US intelligence agencies.
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Despite denials made on the international stage, Russian agents openly spread disinformation and propaganda via Moscow-funded, non-government organizations (NGOs).
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The administration is expanding their duties to include teaching people how to use insurance, appeal denials of coverage and obtain exemptions.
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But now the Babchenko affair — a patently false murder blamed on the Russians — has given a reinvigorated plausibility to future denials.
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Flynn's resignation followed reports last week that, despite denials, he and Kislyak spoke about U.S. sanctions against Russia before Trump's inauguration.
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Those denials were repeatedly issued by Trump, his attorney Jay Sekulow, Trump Jr., Futerfas and White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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He has baselessly attributed Khashoggi's killing to rogue actors, denigrated the value of investigations and amplified the prince's self-serving denials.
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Turkey should not leave its accusation dangling without official confirmation or evidence, and Saudi Arabia cannot dismiss it with blithe denials.
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They may have to fly back to China to get new visas, and they risk denials partway through their academic career.
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Myanmar itself will not act, as the military and civilian authorities have made clear in their denials and phony internal investigations.
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The testimony skittered from cringe-worthy sexual details to accusations and denials of drunken debauchery to one juvenile exchange over flatulence.
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It repeated Neymar's denials that he had raped his accuser, though it conceded some campaigns involving the player had been delayed.
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Mike DiSabato, one of the former wrestlers who's come forward with the accusations, has called Jordan a "liar" over his denials.
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The claims, part of nearly 22017,270 that have amassed and stalled under the Trump administration, include 2000,20113 approvals and 22011,250 denials.
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President Vladimir Putin of Russia reiterated those denials numerous times over the past two years, often to Donald Trump's seeming approval.
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Mr. Trump offered a version of the same explanation on Monday, saying Mr. Putin had been enormously persuasive in his denials.
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But when patients challenged their denials, Anthem reversed itself most of the time, according to data the company gave Ms. McCaskill.
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Despite these denials, there is now a cloud over $12 billion worth of pending transactions by Anbang and its three counterparts.
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I have had the same problems with delays and denials and know others for whom it has caused life-threatening situations.
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In 2250, after years of denials, Jones admitted she used the steroid THG, known as "the clear," from 2000 to 211.
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After years of denials, Armstrong confessed to doping in January 2013 during a televised interview with talk-show host Oprah Winfrey.
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But not all the rest were denials -- roughly 42% were denied in the same time frame and others were simply closed.
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We now know the denials of contacts with Russians that we've heard during the campaign, transition & administration are all patently false.
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The White House denied on Tuesday that he dictated it but confirmed that he was involved, contrary to Mr. Sekulow's denials.
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Ukraine, meanwhile, said it considered a missile strike as one of several possible theories for the crash, despite Iran's early denials.
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CNN's poll shows two-thirds of Americans believe the women who say they've had affairs with him, not White House denials.
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Rotunno hasn&apost been pleased by the relentless denials, but she told Insider she&aposs undeterred by Burke&aposs tough stance.
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After days of denials, Iranian officials acknowledged that the downing was the result of "human error," prompting angry protests across Iran.
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He was mostly expressionless at the trial, nodding occasionally when one of his attorneys reiterated his previous denials of bribe payments.
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"US & UK were right not to send our Ambassadors to @mfa_russia briefing to hear wild accusations and implausible denials," Nauert tweeted.
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Both Miller and Lorance have advocated for the review of other military justice cases they say resulted in similar rights denials.
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One study showed that decriminalization has the potential to reduce discrimination as well as denials of justice, denigration and verbal abuse.
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The public has understandably become dubious of public denials by public figures who are accused in the context of public scandals.
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While extremist websites and social platforms are reliant on website hosts and service providers, service denials don't always keep them offline.
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As Kellyanne's once-forceful cable news denials have disintegrated into whimpers, I can't say I feel anything for her at all.
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There are horrific denials of due process, detention of women and children asylum seekers, and more deportations than any other president.
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" Jarrett writes that the mounting allegations against Moore are "compelling" and "have the ring of truth," while "Moore's denials do not.
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Trump tweeted Saturday morning that Tester should resign, citing the Secret Service and White House denials of the two alleged incidents.
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Denials Previously, the Cuban government not only denied involvement in the attacks but also cast doubt on whether they actually occurred.
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If Papadopoulos did in fact tell the campaign about the emails -- which Manafort might know -- it would undercut all the denials.
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Even before the visa denials, the tournament — officially known as the King Salman Rapid & Blitz World Championships 2017 — had drawn protests.
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The days after the story published included a lot of he-said, she-said, denials and clarifications coming from all sides.
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That's nearly 500 more denials from one month to the next, with the total number of decisions remaining about the same.
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He's repeatedly bought the denials of Russian President Vladimir Putin that Moscow didn't aim to sway the election in his favor.
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The emails came after a number of denials from Fitzgerald that he had any involvement or contracts related to Baha Mar.
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Al Franken, a Minnesota Democrat, who accused him of having moved the "goalpost" in his denials about his contacts with the ambassador.
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" But Mueller also pointed out that there was "substantial evidence" supporting McGahn's version of events and that Trump's denials were "carefully worded.
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Some users dismissed the denials on Twitter, declaring "I can't trust corporations" — a distrust that many tech companies have brought upon themselves.
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Twitter has been the main forum for airing these claims, leading to an often angry series of allegations, counter-allegations, and denials.
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There are denials, multiple hang-ups, unreasonable demands — the full gamut of emotions and behaviours one expects to encounter during a breakup.
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Brennan, who led the CIA under Democratic President Barack Obama, on Thursday called Trump's denials "hogwash" and vowed not to be silenced.
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After all of this talk about the dossier and all the denials, just like on the Uranium One break in a minute.
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His words come after repeated denials by the German government and the country's financial regulator that there would be an aid package.
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First, the only way to show the denials by both men are untrue is to prove the incidents took place as described.
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In spite of Russia's denials and Trump's doubts, cybersecurity experts say Russia likely hacked not only Democrats' emails but Republicans' as well.
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" Brown then added at that despite Belafonte's denials of the abuse allegations, her book is not just a "he-said-she-said.
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" President Hernandez reiterated his previous denials of the claim in a public address Thursday, saying his country was not "a narco state.
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" Those constitutional standards include rulings under the Eighth Amendment that consider any denials of access to medical care "cruel and unusual punishment.
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O'Reilly's removal comes amid allegations of sexual harassment, but the ousted anchor stood by his denials in a statement later on Wednesday.
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Denials from Zuckerberg — including telling BuzzFeed News in January that he had no plans to run for president — have been laughed off.
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A tsunami of coverage, and denials of plagiarism from Trump's campaign, soon engulfed the convention and threatened to overshadow the entire affair.
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"Denials and tweets in all caps do not make campaign finance violations go away," said Karen Hobert Flynn, president of Common Cause.
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One of their demands is an immediate end to the racial overcharging, over-sentencing and parole denials of black and brown humans.
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Flynn's efforts to walk back what previously had been blanket denials of such contacts merely deepen suspicion about his actions and motives.
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His admission comes after months of blanket denials from Trump officials about a willingness to collude with Russians during the 22017 campaign.
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On most days, Sanders comes out, repeats the same few blanket denials over and over, then gets righteously denounced by the media.
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CNN's Russia-probe expert Marshall Cohen emails: In the two years since the election, Stone's denials and explanations have increasingly stretched credulity.
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No other media outlet was able to match The Guardian's reporting, and within hours both Wikileaks and Manafort had issued strong denials.
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It took her months to find the right doctor and seek referrals, then months more of filing claims, receiving denials and appealing.
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After months of Democrat denials and claims of a "manufactured" crisis on our Southern Border, today's headlines tell a different story: pic.twitter.
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Tillerson said that Trump confronted Putin over Russia's interference in the 2016 election, and pressed the Russian leader despite his repeated denials.
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" Steam did not give a precise reason for the App Store denials, saying only that Apple cited "business conflicts with app guidelines.
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Khalighi disputed Russell Simmons' denials that he assaulted her when she was 17 during an interview on "Megyn Kelly Today" Nov. 22.
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In politics, the reactions from the accused range from total denials (President Donald Trump, senatorial candidate Roy Moore) to sheepish apologies (Sen.
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While the Saudis remain under suspicion for the disappearance, Trump has appeared to stand by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's denials.
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Bolton said the issue of election meddling would arise, despite Putin's denials that Moscow attempted to sway the 2016 US presidential contest.
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Despite Christie's denials that he played no role in the scheme, Bridgegate crippled his goal of winning election as president in 2016.
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However, many black and Latinx voucher holders experience unchecked denials from property managers and landlords when they venture into more affluent neighborhoods.
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Cohen's guilty plea last week, and the documents that Mueller cited in the court filings, conclusively prove that Trump's denials were false.
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The only states that investigated gun purchase denials were Oregon, Pennsylvania and Virginia -- and cases in those states had a high bar.
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Denials from Trump attorney Jay Sekulow CNN interview on July 230, 210: SEKULOW: Look, Donald Trump Jr. put it all out today.
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It also revealed evidence that Trump was directly involved in the arrangement of the hush money payments despite his later public denials.
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I did not find his denials to be convincing and believe that he should withdraw from the Senate race in Alabama. Sen.
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Trump has repeatedly dismissed the conclusion of the intelligence community and said he accepts Putin's denials that he interfered in U.S. elections.
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Trump's denials of responsibility and evasion fit a broader pattern of weakness for the man who inhabits the world's most powerful office.
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With few exceptions, no evidence or arguments unequivocally entitle a veteran to an upgrade, and few denials are challenged in federal court.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Pompeo also said the Saudi leaders had repeated their emphatic denials of any involvement in Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance.
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Those denials include another accusation that surfaced this week, this one from a student at Yale when Judge Kavanaugh was also there.
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As a result of the changes, there has been a sharp increase in the number of denials and requests for more information.
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Mike DiSabato, one of the former wrestlers who has come forward with the accusations, has called Jordan a "liar" over his denials.
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In 21.25, after continued legal action, the USDA officially ruled that Stovall's 20093 and 22009 loan denials were the result of discrimination.
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Australia recently rejected his citizenship application and revoked his residency, despite his denials of having acted on behalf of the Communist Party.
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"So The Times reporting one thing, the president pushing back on that report," he told viewers, referring to the White House's denials.
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But President Trump's constant denials of "collusion" and his contradictory comments about Russia have sowed a tremendous amount of doubt and confusion.
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We want to make the insurance company denials as real as possible for the people with beating hearts sitting behind company keyboards.
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It has frequently published explosive new details about the Khashoggi case and, later, a book, often to heated denials from the Saudis.
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Trump, his White House aides and his lawyers have also issued dozens of denials that may not stand the test of time.
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He said he did not believe Ms. Patel's denials that she had orchestrated a whispering campaign against him with the news media.
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Be sure to remedy any defaulted accounts, collections or charge-offs you may have, which account for one-third of application denials.
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Mr. Abdi, the president of the National Iranian American Council, said the group normally hears about visa denials, not last-minute revocations.
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On Wednesday, editors added lengthy notes to his pieces with additional context about sourcing and denials by key subjects or their associates.
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Sputnik News peddles Kremlin propaganda on topics such as Syria and straightfacedly reports Mr. Putin's denials of interfering in other countries' elections.
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Trump had a message for Kavanaugh when they spoke, per someone familiar with the call: be aggressive and forceful in your denials.
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Braun has sought to remain aloof from the research firm's repeated attacks, responding with broad-brush denials rather than refuting specific charges.
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Essentially, America went into an unannounced a nuclear freeze, and we have progressively increased its restrictions and denials for a quarter-century.
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Trump, as I wrote recently, has a huge double standard when it comes to denials and the people who make them. 4.
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But the White House's frequent denials of any contact — followed by its public reversals — have only fueled questions in Congress and elsewhere.
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Allies were further shaken by Trump's summit Monday with Russian President Vladimir Putin, in which Trump accepted Putin's denials of election meddling.
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Speculation about a third-party run by Gabbard has not faded, despite her denials that she is contemplating such a move. 28503.
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Susan Collins of Maine also tweeted Monday that she "did not find Moore's denials to be convincing" and asked him to withdraw.
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As a betrayed wife, those close to her said she believed his denials and thought his accusers were lying for political purposes.
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It now appears to be taking measures to compensate for denials made by the agency during the administration of President Barack Obama.
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GM, the largest U.S. automaker, and Sweden's Volvo both said they were aware of the respective denials of their nearly year-old petitions.
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After their last brief meeting in November, on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific summit in Vietnam, Trump said he believed Putin's denials.
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Zervos said Trump's denials amounted to defamation and that being branded a "liar" caused diners to stay away from her restaurant in California.
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The piece, published this week, also presented the government's denials of alleged abuses, consistent with Reuters Trust Principles commitment to freedom from bias.
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Following months of denials, the 57-year-old actor revealed for the first time last month that he has been recuperating from cancer.
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Mueller wrote that notwithstanding Trump's denials that he told McGahn to have Mueller fired, there was "substantial evidence" that was what Trump did.
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But the "secret" label stuck to America's war in Laos, in part because of official denials and in part because of public indifference.
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Of those denials, nearly half of them were denied for an incomplete application; the rest were denied because the applicant was found ineligible.
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Ultimately, the all-white, all-male senate judiciary committee never called upon Hill's coworker witnesses, believed Thomas' denials, and voted to confirm him.
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He has dragged his feet on imposing new sanctions passed by an overwhelming congressional majority and has earnestly described Putin's denials as believable.
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Aetna and Anthem will now pay for more kids with a devastating rare disease to get a $2.1 million drug, reversing earlier denials
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We covered the story earlier, including denials by Apple, Amazon and Supermicro — the server maker that was reportedly targeted by the Chinese government.
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When Hannah denies the accusations being lobbied at her, the Bachelor seems less confident in her denials than he ever did with Caelynn.
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It certainly doesn't concern them the way it does Orwell's Party, which responds to denials of its power with ruthless torture and brainwashing.
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A reporter later asked Putin why Americans (and Trump) should believe his denials that Russia didn't interfere in the 2016 US presidential election.
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"The denials keep rolling in, and as of now, Lena Dunham, Jennifer Lawrence and Frances McDormand have all denied biting Beyoncé," he said.
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Russia's furious denials resemble its attacks on investigators' conclusions in Syria, where it threw up a barrage of unconvincing challenges with little evidence.
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But the scandal has failed to gain traction, after outraged denials by the accused and talk of government influence over the judicial process.
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YouTube's algorithms can also radicalize by suggesting "white supremacist rants, Holocaust denials, and other disturbing content," Zeynep Tufekci recently wrote in the Times.
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President Obama pressed the issue of cyberthefts in his first meeting with President Xi in 2013, only to be met with more denials.
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But the Post also unearthed a cell phone belonging to one of the women that contained text messages appearing to contradict Thompson's denials.
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After initial denials, Saudi officials acknowledged the killing was planned in advance but said Prince Mohammed had no knowledge of the specific operation.
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Trump has backed himself into a major corner with his full-scale denials about the reporting coming out of his conversations with Comey.
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Flynn's resignation followed reports last week that, despite denials, he and the Russian envoy spoke about U.S. sanctions against Russia before Trump's Jan.
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The release of excerpts from the book this week launched harsh denials by the White House of the claims made in the book.
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Trump has also faced scrutiny for accepting the denials of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The letter revealed on Saturday puts to bed the question of Trump's involvement, but it doesn't erase the previous denials from the record.
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The documents, Netanyahu argued, prove that contrary to their repeated denials, Iran's leaders have been seeking to design, build, and test nuclear weapons.
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During the press conference with Putin, Trump was asked whether he believes his own intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered or Putin's denials.
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Trump stunned politicians and intelligence officials by appearing to side with Putin's denials of election interference in a press conference following the meeting.
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Despite denials from Kavanaugh and the White House, several senators have voiced concerns about moving ahead with the nomination before hearing from Ford.
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Despite the public denials, officials at the gun-rights group have been anxiously preparing as if they were already under investigation, sources said.
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Wuerl's denials also demonstrate why so many American Catholics, according to a recent Gallup survey, have lost faith in their church and clergy.
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It found that if the lawsuit is successful, just over 10 million people may lose federal protections against coverage denials or premium increases.
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These denials inevitably create muddled, "he said, he said" moments that allow candidates to evade responsibility and affiliation with their most heinous supporters.
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One White House official told the newspaper that the denials were "routine," and that no clemency grants were expected in the near future.
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This Trump crisis, as is the case with so many others, is largely self-inflicted, and involves the usual heedless scramble of denials.
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Hickenlooper softened his denials of interest in the Senate in recent weeks as his campaign finances dwindled and pressure increased from other Democrats.
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After an internal debate, the company decided to allow Holocaust denials but reaffirmed its ban on group-based bias, which included anti-Semitism.
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Just this month, during his Asia tour, Trump turned a similar trick when he cited Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials of election hacking.
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For a White House known for self-inflicted wounds, the situation could not be more precarious as the White House issues categorical denials.
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To that end, he has adopted a "look-over-the-shoulders" policy of adjudicators that makes them more fearful of approvals than denials.
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But he has also seemed to suggest that there is not much he can do to push back against the Russian leader's denials.
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He drew significant backlash after he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin last month, when Trump noted Putin's "powerful" denials of Russian interference.
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But again, it ultimately goes to veracity because of the past denials and that I think is a political problem for the president.
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Discrimination, from the misuse of pronouns to denials of care, is "commonplace" for transgender patients, according to a 2011 report by advocacy groups.
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By the numbers: There was a 13% increase in denials between the 21rd and 2100th quarter — from 21% in Q3 to 22.4% Q4.
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In other words, we should expect state-sanctioned violence and asylum denials to intensify and intensify in response to climate change-driven migration.
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Editor's note: This story has been updated to include White House and Homeland denials, in addition to more details from the Associated Press.
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It found that if the lawsuit is successful, just over 2628 million people may lose federal protections against coverage denials or premium increases.
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All the assertions and denials left a lot of questions about the administration's motives, but they were ultimately of the president's own making.
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" Last year, he wrote that Russian interference in the U.S. election was "a true act of war," and that Putin's denials were "insulting.
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U.S. media outlets have reported that Riyadh, despite its earlier denials of involvement, will acknowledge that Khashoggi was killed in a botched interrogation.
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The denials were the latest of many for projects that New York and New Jersey have rejected for environmental reasons in recent years.
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Two weeks ago, Mr. Trump defended Vladimir Putin by saying he was sincere in his denials that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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As he sought the presidency he used counterattacks, lies, and skillful denials to avoid answering for his record and gain the White House.
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Ms. Argento's denials, however, will probably do little to change the minds of Italians back home who have already been ridiculing the actress.
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Such instinctive denials were a fixture of the Soviet Union, where the Communist Party treated any questioning of its infallibility as a crime.
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AIDS experts have condemned the insurance denials as both discriminatory and nonsensical, because they deny policies to good risks — men who protect themselves.
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Comey and Roger's denials were unsurprising, since lawmakers across the political divide have repeatedly said there's no evidence to back up Trump's claims.
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Ms. Carroll, a writer who claims the president raped her in the 1990s, says that his denials have hurt her reputation and career.
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One of those women was spotlighted in a front-page Washington Post story on Tuesday, provoking angry denials from the president over Twitter.
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He added that he sees no reason why Russia would interfere in the election and pointed to Putin's denials to defend his position.
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The litigants have until July 5 to file appeals of the denials, and until July 12 to ask the court to consolidate them.
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Unexplained "inconsistencies" in results, heated conference calls and firm denials of hacking left the contest in a strange state of almost suspended animation.
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In Kentucky and Missouri, data from emergency room physicians show that last year's spike in denials has been followed by a rapid decline.
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He was more forthcoming about foreign affairs, but stuck mostly to well-practiced denials of well-documented Russian involvement in various misdeeds abroad.
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After giving Roy Moore ample time to unequivocally deny the disturbing allegations against him, those allegations remain far more persuasive than the denials.
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The U.S. president faced widespread criticism in July, when he appeared to accept Putin's denials, even as American intelligence has ruled the opposite.
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Although the label "epidemic" prompts denials from some senior officials, experts on the front lines like Mr. Pokrovsky are calling it just that.
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But Trump has repeatedly rejected this view, and publicly sided with Putin at the Helsinki summit in 3913, saying he accepted Putin's denials.
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Asked about Sondland's denials, she said "it is not credible to me that he was oblivious" to the connection between Biden and Burisma.
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He and other members of the Republican leadership have vowed, however, to keep intact the provision against coverage denials for pre-existing conditions.
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And he refuses to believe denials when it plays into some sort of broader conspiracy theory he has either hatched or is peddling.
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The idea that Salman, after repeated denials, would suddenly say "OK, I did it!" to Trump in a phone call is totally fanciful.
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President Trump afforded Prime Minister Netanyahu an opportunity to assert – despite American denials – that Palestinian schools' textbooks teach Palestinian children to hate Jews.
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The White House vehemently reiterated its denials, accusing the women of having political motives and arguing the matter was settled during the election.
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Below is a running list of formal denials from Trump administration officials, based on statements released to major news outlets and posted publicly.
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For survivors, like Amanda Gaspard, above with her parents, the long road to recovery has been complicated by repeated denials for medical care.
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The hours and days following the attacks amounted to a convoluted patchwork of claims of responsibility, denials, threats, oil market shocks and speculation.
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His denials always won out, until two years ago, when he returned to Australia from the Vatican to face a variety of charges.
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In the court of public opinion, we can and should reach reasoned conclusions while not accepting either accusations or denials at face value.
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They said they were thinking of looking at medical records, but all of the denials at that point were coming off the claims.
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It kind of chips away at CCA's credibility the further you get into the story, because it's hard to believe all the denials.
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Trump met with the Russian ambassador during his campaign despite repeated denials of any relationship Trump met with the Russian ambassador during his campaign despite repeated denials of any relationship The White House is once again facing a crisis over its links to the Kremlin, after it emerged that Donald Trump met the Russian ambassador during his election run last April.
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This week, after strenuous denials, Russia's foreign ministry finally admitted that "several dozen" Russian citizens were killed, but it insisted none were Russian soldiers.
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Of the denials, 1,166, or more than a fifth, contained the same language as the Tesla request, citing links to Made in China 2025.
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But so far, the statements from Amazon have been generic non-denials about its plans to roll out a new far-reaching delivery service.
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After initial denials, Saudi officials acknowledged the killing was planned in advance but said the crown prince had no knowledge of the specific operation.
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Trump has previously pointed to Putin&aposs denials of election interference and has said that he would like the two countries to get along.
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And, the denials from the companies themselves — though transparently published in full by Bloomberg — are not bulletproof in outright rejection of the story's claims.
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After the government settled a class-action lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in 2009, the number of passport denials declined.
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The BBC television show, Fake or Fortune, attributed a portrait to Lucian Freud, despite the artist's earlier denials that the work was his own.
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Six weeks after the murder, Turkey is trying to maintain pressure on Prince Mohammed, releasing a stream of evidence that undermined Riyadh's early denials.
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Involuntary denials of boarding (IDB), as they are formally dubbed, are rarely this contentious, but are a fact of life in commercial air travel.
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The UN reports 21960 denials of humanitarian aid that affected children from the outbreak of war to December 22011—there were almost certainly more.
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"She believes these allegations obviously bear on his character and his fitness, and the denials also bear on his character and fitness," Katz said.
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And when this was revealed that there were these communications notwithstanding president's denials, the president was confronted about this and he said two things.
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All denials, all lies and she stole an election, and she says there is a difference between the dossier she funded, rationalize propaganda, misinformation.
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In a series of sexual misconduct accusations against producer Brett Ratner, his Marty Singer attorney responded on his behalf with a series of denials.
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Both Amazon and Apple have pushed back against the report with unusually thorough and detailed denials, leaving many security experts questioning the reporter's sources.
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Despite Chinese denials, Australia has cited similar incidents as evidence that China is meddling in its domestic affairs, straining ties between the two countries.
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Women across the country have made it clear they feel insulted by Trump's denials of documented abuses, and plenty of men agree with them.
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After those talks, Trump said he believed Putin's denials Russia had meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election - remarks Trump later backed away from.
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This was intended to provide plausible deniability for the US and now can be seen in an administration spokesmen's evasive denials, the official said.
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Her lawsuit said she was made out to be a "liar" and "extortionist" when the comedian, his wife and his attorney issued blanket denials.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Monday, before meeting his European Union counterparts in Brussels, that Russian denials of responsibility were "increasingly absurd".
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"Despite Russia's denials, we know they are seeking to redraw international borders by force, undermining the sovereign and free nations of Europe," Mattis said.
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Numerous suspects — including Sanaa Lathan, Lena Dunham, Sara Foster and Taraji P. Henson — were all floated as potential biters, with many stars offering denials.
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First, assuming this was an overture by Russian intelligence agencies, despite the Kremlin's denials, what would the Russian government most likely have done next?
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The U.S. government has other pending lawsuits against localities over denials of mosques, including in Bensalem, Pennsylvania; Des Plaines, Illinois; and Culpeper County, Virginia.
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Many denials from Trump and others -- including claims that they had absolutely no contact with Russian officials -- have turned out not to be true.
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The author remained anonymous, prompting furious speculation over who penned the piece and forcing officials otherwise out of the spotlight to issue public denials.
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Contrary to all of Soobzokov's vehement denials, he had worked for the CIA for six years and served as a source for the FBI.
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But Trump in July publicly accepted Russian President Vladimir Putin's denials at a joint press conference after they met for a summit in Helsinki.
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So far, there have been no denials from any of these organizations on the charges, though previously, they have moved to dismiss the complaint.
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There are many cases where China has been accused of denying health care to dissidents – too many to accept China's denials that this happens.
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And despite all Trump's tweeted denials, there is clear evidence that North Korea is pressing on in building bases that can launch such missiles.
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"His subsequent denials and attempts to justify some of these ethics violations seem to have been complete fabrications," he told CNBC in an email.
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Taylor, a former Navy SEAL, told Berman that he didn't find Moore's denials to be credible and said he wouldn't be "comfortable" supporting him.
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Putin had repeated his usual denials of Russian interfere in the 2016 election, but was then asked if he had preferred that Trump win.
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Not only did all this cut against Trump's denials of wrongdoing in the Russia scandal but it openly insulted Trump's family members as well.
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The rules also require local governments to decide on applications to build houses of worship within 30 days and to explain denials in writing.
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Trump endured days of intense bipartisan criticism for his performance at a joint press conference, where he cited Putin's "powerful" denials of Russian interference.
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After the government settled a case involving the American Civil Liberties Union in 2009, the number of passport denials dropped off, the newspaper noted.
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Yet, the growing pile of evidence from Mueller and other prosecutors is rendering the denials of culpability from Trump and his supporters less credible.
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"If it really is as bad as everyone is saying it is, it raises doubts about his other denials about other women," she said.
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The avalanche of reversals, denials, and bungled messaging adds yet another layer to a portrait of a White House in constant chaos and disarray.
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And the avalanche of public reversals, denials, and bungled messaging adds yet another layer to a portrait of a White House in constant chaos.
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Trump, meanwhile, has recently yet again given credence to Russia's denials of election meddling, in defiance of the conclusions of his own intelligence agencies.
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It has also sparked presidential tweets and bold public denials from the President, presumably keeping him diverted from what should be other important duties.
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Democrats pressed Sessions on his past denials, some of which are losing credibility as new reports emerge about contacts between Trump associates and Russians.
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By comparison, 28503 percent said they have a little or a lot of trust in the president's denials that his campaign colluded with Russia.
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But there ought to be a transparent, reviewable record to ensure that the economic and strategic implications of export denials are taken into account.
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Earlier this month, the health insurer UnitedHealth reversed denials for two individuals with spinal muscular atrophy after the Washington Post wrote about their stories.
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Such an approach makes White House denials that the President is trying to use the kids at the southern border as leverage ring hollow.
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Kozlovsky's claims, if proven, would undercut Russian President Vladimir Putin's repeated denials the Kremlin was behind the hacking campaign targeting the 2016 U.S. election.
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As with the Moore drama, Trump had decided to believe adamant denials of wrongdoing -- even though most other political leaders believe they are false.
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But before those reports, Trump himself and other senior administration officials offered blanket denials that had been any communication between campaign officials and Russians.
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These denials are working in India, where the government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is growing increasingly authoritarian.
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Kavanaugh's denials that he was involved with Manuel Miranda's scheme to pilfer Democratic staff emails related to judicial confirmations also appear to be bogus.
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U.S. authorities determine Russia tried to interfere in the election in his favor however, casting a pall over U.S-Russia ties despite Russian denials.
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Obstacles to overturning insurers' denials may deter patients from pursuing claims, cause them to think that it is too difficult to fight for themselves.
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Trump initially sided with Putin's denials of Russia's election meddling at a press conference following their private meeting, a statement that drew massive backlash.
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