The president-elect responded to the news by dismissing the intelligence agency's conclusions — indeed, by dismissing the intelligence community altogether.
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By peremptorily dismissing every Trump proposal, Democrats would be dismissing that part of the electorate that likes his stands on trade, manufacturing, runaway shops, and infrastructure.
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Dismissing well-educated, diverse and metropolitan America as the "bubble" in 2018 could prove to be as big a mistake as dismissing rural, white working-class America in 2016.
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But hopefully he doubles down on his renewed promise to only screen contestants for their "charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent," because dismissing trans performers would mean dismissing a world of talent.
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"It's all a f—— lie, bitch," she said, dismissing Moore.
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It means not dismissing these points of views as overreactions.
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Warner defended his comments on Monday, dismissing the remark's seriousness.
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Sounds a little like Donald Trump effortlessly dismissing climate change.
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It includes clips of Trump dismissing the late Arizona Sen.
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"No, he is no Gr.," she would write, dismissing another.
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I promise I'm not dismissing your feelings for this guy.
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Read more:Trump is reportedly considering dismissing impeachment witness Lt. Col.
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But Watson would come to deeply regret dismissing those claims.
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In dismissing the lawsuit, the judge wrote in a Jan.
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" Dismissing her son's fears, Karen says, "Chucky is a toy.
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Romania's judicial watchdog has also spoken out against dismissing Kovesi.
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I still have my story -- you're dismissing my family story.
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But dismissing this mad rush as unstrategic misunderstands its nuance.
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Within days he had signed a letter dismissing the director.
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This wasn't Cohen just excoriating West or dismissing his music.
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Opposition lawmakers joined the protesters in dismissing the bonus sweetener.
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After dismissing and ignoring them she spoke about against misogyny.
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At lunchtime the judge announced he was dismissing the case.
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Dismissing such a possibility out of hand is extremely risky.
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Yet again, I am saying: we are not dismissing anything.
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I recommend viewing this data circumspectly but not dismissing it.
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By listening, not denouncing; empathizing, not ridiculing; understanding, not dismissing.
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By Friday morning, the administration was dismissing the whole thing.
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But Hogan Gidley is dismissing reports of Shulkin's imminent dismissal.
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If I express contempt toward you, I am dismissing you.
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They were dismissing his nonviolent philosophy as naive, too passive.
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The cost evaluation was reasonable, GAO said, dismissing Boeing's claims.
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Ingraham moved from knocking the impeachment to dismissing the coronavirus.
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Robert Moses quickly shot down the idea, dismissing it as ridiculous.
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There's also the question of what dismissing Giuliani would actually mean.
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"This isn't how it works," Grace says, dismissing his naive suggestion.
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She's tried ignoring him, brushing him aside, gently dismissing his policies.
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But dismissing sexual assault as "horseplay" is both inaccurate and irresponsible.
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For this show, we're not dismissing Christine Ford as a liar.
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The judge cited a lack of evidence in dismissing the case.
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The fact that the right is dismissing the issue is bad.
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I guess it's good Aaron apologized for totally dismissing our girl?
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Clinton said — not quite committing but certainly not dismissing the notion.
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"I met him a lot," Jackson told Meyers, dismissing Trump's claim.
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AX, dismissing concerns raised by the country's default M&A regulator.
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Mexican politicians have rejected that claim, dismissing it as empty rhetoric.
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Trump always denied the claims, dismissing them as "phony" in January.
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Congress supporters point to statements from BJP leaders dismissing Jat demands.
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You would not be alone in dismissing the franchise as trash.
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Wright publicly criticized the show, dismissing the work of the Europeans.
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Some wept, grateful to him for not dismissing them as delusional.
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But isn't saying "environmental issues aside" dismissing a pretty huge concern?
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A lower court in Connecticut wasn't persuaded, originally dismissing the lawsuit.
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Others scoff at the question, dismissing it as outrageous character assassination.
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Good to know, Chad thought, dismissing it as just a dream.
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He even agreed to get tested after aggressively dismissing the idea.
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Dismissing pain was commonplace in our house, and weakness wasn't welcome.
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Absolutely, and I'm not dismissing these sorts of feelings or dispositions.
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"No one's dismissing this as trivial by any stretch," he said.
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"I'm cool, have fun with that," Durant said, dismissing the question.
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"This is how science works," they wrote, unanimously dismissing the lawsuit.
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The mayor comes across as dismissing the concerns of New Yorkers.
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And she warned against dismissing her message because of her age.
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Dismissing the case now would do nothing to support that claim.
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He decided that the evidence was insufficient, dismissing the final charges.
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"[We are not] dismissing the issue in any way," Tillerson said.
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Mulvaney allies are dismissing the notion that he is in trouble.
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The United States and the Emirates issued statements dismissing the accusation.
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Even if that means dismissing the here and now, who cares?
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However, Obama's evidently rethought that approach, now unequivocally dismissing any possibility.
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Then I will sort of stop dismissing them out of hand.
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Dismissing newer insulin as a "racket" does a disservice to diabetes patients.
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But we are not dismissing the warnings of war out of hand.
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Olivia Jade, daughter or Lori Loughlin, once faced backlash after dismissing college.
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"We are pleased with Judge Wolford's decision dismissing the case," she said.
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It could recommend dismissing charges against Myles and releasing him from prison.
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But the Toy Industry Association released a statement dismissing the group's concerns.
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Hall's lawyers will be dismissing the lawsuit in light of O'Connor's apology.
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Myanmar's government denies all such allegations, dismissing many of them as fabrications.
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" The first step would be not dismissing the allegations as "not accurate.
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Microsoft spent the first half of the '90s largely dismissing these concerns.
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"Donald Trump says a lot of things," he added dismissing the billionaire.
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The companies said Tuesday that they're dismissing all litigation against each other.
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But on Thursday, the New York Supreme Court disagreed, dismissing both suits.
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Then Daniels reportedly signed a written agreement dismissing her accusations against Green.
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But he said dismissing Babis would help make him into a "martyr".
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Rose posted a series of tweets dismissing West's most recent controversial moves.
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The company is dismissing the rest of the sales force this month.
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In the same way, many today are dismissing the potential of cryptocurrencies.
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An Ecuadorean court on Friday upheld a prior ruling dismissing Assange's suit.
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Republicans are dismissing this week's hearings, held in public, as pure theater.
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I also thought that he might find an excuse for dismissing me.
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Engaging in positivity and dismissing negativity appears to be her central philosophy.
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Instead, let's stop dismissing the old-school motto: reuse, reduce, and recycle.
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A California judge sided with the MPAA last November, dismissing the case.
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Dr. Birx's comments, especially those dismissing ventilator shortages, startled some health experts.
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Not so, Mr. Trump angrily replied, dismissing the stories as fake news.
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She criticized the museum establishment for dismissing the voices of anticolonial critics.
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If they end up dismissing it, let it be an active dismissal.
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Last year the Tokyo High Court upheld that ruling, dismissing Universal's appeal.
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Virginia lawmakers dismissive Virginia lawmakers have joined Northam in dismissing the idea.
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"Political incidents come and go," he added, dismissing the topic as uninteresting.
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Other aspiring Republican leaders see virtues in muscle flexing while dismissing diplomacy.
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Trump also batted away the notion that he was considering dismissing Mueller.
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He's already annoyed liberals by dismissing plans for state-run health care.
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In dismissing the report, Conant cited Rubio's recent poll numbers in Florida.
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He has agreed to cooperate even while dismissing the probe as prejudiced.
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Varjabedian, although the justices ended up dismissing the case after oral argument.
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During a hearing Thursday morning, prosecutors announced they were dismissing the case.
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Tonya immediately dismissing her was unfortunate when they have so much in common.
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"If they're dismissing ones that would have happened anyway, that's cheating," he said.
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And yet it is also true that dismissing the problem isn't acceptable either.
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For quick responses or dismissing notifications, maybe, but who would really want that?
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Similarly, Liner questions the priorities one might have when dismissing a potential match.
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Damon interrupted with a defensive monologue, dismissing Brown's point, and talking over her.
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The school was accused of ignoring or dismissing complaints for years about Nassar.
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The measures he outlined, including dismissing Mr Puigdemont, go further than some expected.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Saturday denied allegations Trump has considered dismissing Powell.
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"I thought she was mocking me," he pleaded, dismissing the fuss as "ridiculous".
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Both institutions are accused of improperly dismissing or concealing the allegations of abuse.
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The suit accuses former FBI director James Comey of dismissing one woman's complaints.
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Orders dismissing the cases were filed on Thursday in two Manhattan federal courts.
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Dismissing Sanders as a crank would make the Democrats eat each other alive.
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But instead, he's dismissing a wealth of evidence and trying to rewrite reality.
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Dismissing philanthropy as ineffective rather than seeking to learn from what has worked.
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A judge sided with the besieged comedian, dismissing a defamation lawsuit against him.
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That doesn't mean simply dismissing it as a hoax designed to get attention.
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Allegations abound of Customs and Border Protection officers dismissing asylum seekers more brazenly.
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" She remembers other feminists dismissing Ms. Schneemann's actions because of her "killer body.
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Trump has said he was thinking of "this Russia thing" in dismissing Comey.
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John Hickenlooper (D) said he was considering dismissing marijuana convictions for nonviolent offenders.
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The judge ruled in September against dismissing the case because of McCain's comment.
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Mel Allen was 19503 when the Yankees broke his heart by dismissing him.
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Trump is Russia's useful idiot, dismissing its international aggressions and human rights violations.
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After reviewing the tapes, federal prosecutors opted not to oppose dismissing the charges.
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He believed Price's repayment move half-baked, and is still considering dismissing him.
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Christians who call for immigration reform are not dismissing the rule of law.
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He waved off Mr. Romney's attacks, too, dismissing him as just another loser.
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Sex-positive commenters emerged as well, praising his honesty while dismissing the puritans.
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And it's a more serious problem than just dismissing these people as insensitive.
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The appeals court also said Nathan erred in dismissing some claims as untimely.
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"It is top-to-bottom a dismissing of the State Department," Adams said.
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Dismissing the bloodthirsty Furies, Athena finds Orestes innocent of matricide on a technicality.
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On Sunday morning, Trump denied ever dismissing the Russia investigation in another tweet.
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This may sound as if I am roundly dismissing expertise and wine authorities.
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That's why he's also dismissing calls to broaden the scope of the committee.
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We should stop dismissing scientific evidence and endangering the lives of our children.
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Tagliabue, of course, wasn't alone in dismissing concerns about the impact of concussions.
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Axios's Mike Allen wrote a column dismissing the stories in his Saturday newsletter.
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It's a savvy way of dismissing Sanders and Biden in the same breath.
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Trump on Friday fired two key impeachment witnesses, dismissing Sondland and Lt. Col.
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Nevertheless, the bloc's executive European Commission avoided dismissing them too early in public.
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"People have to have something to talk about," Kaine said, dismissing the subject.
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The President, however insists he did nothing wrong and is dismissing latest revelations.
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Dismissing opponents as foreign puppets is the oldest trick in the autocrat's playbook.
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They would be dismissing the emoluments argument as the stretch that it is.
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"I think the consumer focus is way overwrought," Stoller said, dismissing that logic.
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The women's TV ad sales are arguably another point in dismissing that logic.
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Trump slammed the EU Sunday, dismissing a question that his attacks were counterproductive.
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Netanyahu has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, dismissing the accusations as a media witch hunt.
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Other politicians are no less guilty of ignoring and dismissing minority voters, Soumaya said.
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O'Donnell accused Goldberg of shutting down her ideas and dismissing her opinion on-air.
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On #MLK22020 his lack of self awareness and arrogance in dismissing #153, is wild.
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Iran has reacted defiantly, dismissing Trump's demands for the pact to be toughened up.
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But then Singer quickly turned sincere, despite Morgan dismissing her claims to her face.
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Dismissing Trump's broadsides as simple schoolyard taunts carries political risk, as Clinton found out.
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He's pouring Joyce drinks while dismissing everything she says about trying to find Will.
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The 10th Circuit council issued its order in July dismissing the complaints against Roberts.
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The filing said Bonner is also dismissing a proceeding before the American Arbitration Association.
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RICHARD CLARIDA: I am not dismissing that there's a decline in the Dow, obviously.
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Trump has been talking up the economy in recent days and dismissing recession fears.
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He consolidated that power last year by dismissing about a dozen top military officers.
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Obama downplayed both incidents, dismissing any hidden meaning in the logistical issue in China.
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Borges largely ignored Paduchik's attacks, dismissing the claims in the letter in a statement.
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" Trump apologized for the comments during Sunday's debate, dismissing them as "locker room talk.
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"He and I haven't spoken, and I disagree," Trump said, dismissing the Indiana governor.
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Microsoft spent the 1990s and early 2000s dismissing Linux and open source in general.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday reversed a judge's decision dismissing former Alaska Gov.
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"Donald Trump says a lot of things," he added, dismissing the increasingly sharp rhetoric.
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Judge Sam Glasscock stopped short of dismissing the lawsuit, however, as Kalanick had requested.
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Boyd tells a story of dismissing a past sponsored fighter for her frequent rudeness.
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But dismissing your relative's comments as a "generational difference" is unproductive, because words matter.
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Shortly after dismissing Comey, Trump mentioned the possibility of tapes in a Twitter post.
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Still, some Republicans are dismissing criticism of how Trump will separate from his business.
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"Everyone can go as far as they want," says Luana, dismissing their early hardships.
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I wouldn't suggest dismissing it altogether, but a healthy amount of skepticism is warranted.
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While hailed as a saint today, Democrats were dismissing him as a miscreant yesterday.
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Most notably dismissing user fees for young girls and women when accessing health services.
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And dismissing teachers for bad performance has boosted results in Washington, DC, and elsewhere.
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A military judge ruled in September against dismissing the case because of McCain's comment.
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Changing Viacom's board would signal a step toward dismissing Mr. Dauman from the helm.
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He wasn't even in meetings," Trump reportedly said Monday, dismissing Sims as "the videographer.
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Adults are much better at the "three Ds" — disguising, denying and dismissing our missteps.
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"Dismissing a candidacy due to an individual's wealth is a bad idea," Baldwin tweeted.
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These media loons prove, every day, why Americans are completely justified in dismissing them.
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Ruiz, who is Mexican American, is dismissing the suggestion of returning the past donations.
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Nichols issued a ruling dismissing the New York officials from the case on Nov.
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Some leading opposition parties declined to field candidates, dismissing the elections as pre-arranged.
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But dismissing it as simply another one of Trump's hilarious jokes also feels misguided.
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It's the dismissing of this behavior because 'it's the way it has always been.
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And dismissing those who say that he isn't acting presidential as wimps and whiners!
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It means that you're dismissing stories that should be covered, and really important stories.
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Dismissing your concerns about the coronavirus outright probably won't help the concerns go away.
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And then this weekend he seemed to raise the possibility of dismissing Mr. Mueller.
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As a rule, I take issue with dismissing women's magazines as shallow, vapid junk.
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Trump, meanwhile, responded to an independent investigation by dismissing its work unnecessary and superfluous.
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Sri Lankan officials have blamed one another for dismissing detailed warnings about these threats.
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"We got everything we wanted by asking nicely," Kiran said, dismissing the confession video.
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Mr. Gonzalez is circumventing the legislation issue by instead vacating convictions and dismissing charges.
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The authors decline to consider either, dismissing them as fictional stereotypes of coastal elites.
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Mnuchin then made comments dismissing public interest in the solar event, inflaming the controversy.
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But federal and New York City officials are dismissing speculation about sky-scraping expenses.
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Roberts' first big opinion was dismissing a school integration plan in Seattle in 2007.
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" "So the idea of dismissing the case early on is not going to happen.
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Remedies could include dropping the death penalty as a possibility or dismissing the charges.
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Avenatti said in the filing on Monday that Daniels "vigorously opposes" dismissing the suit.
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" Users pushed back, dismissing the idea completely: "Imagine thinking Trump would ever give up.
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USDA has pressed forward with its rule regardless, dismissing this criticism as mere technicality.
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Investors are again glancing at a clock with no hands — and dismissing the risk.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump fired two key impeachment witnesses Friday, dismissing Lt. Col.
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There are numerous examples of Trump dismissing the conclusions of the US intelligence agencies.
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Dismissing is a cover-up," Pelosi said during an interview on ABC's "This Week.
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But Strickland believes farmers and ranchers need to engage instead of dismissing climate change.
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Far from dismissing him, Kelly, presided over the elevation of Porter's West Wing role.
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I want to blame that doctor for dismissing me, but I have complex feelings.
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But Mr. Mnuchin went on the offensive, dismissing such accusations in his opening statement.
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In addition to dismissing the lawsuit, Otero ruled Trump is entitled to attorney's fees.
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Ford's joint venture in Chongqing has quietly begun dismissing thousands of its 20,000 workers.
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And indeed studies show that dismissing conspiracy theories is associated with more analytic thinking.
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He routinely praises authoritarian rulers abroad while dismissing and undermining democratic results at home.
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The NLRB memo disagrees with Damore's complaint, and recommends dismissing it, were it not withdrawn.
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"They were trying to incite people to commit crimes," said Newkirk, dismissing the company's claims.
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The media came under a lot of criticism for underestimating Trump and dismissing his supporters.
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He said his office was in the process of dismissing charges against the remaining defendants.
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Russian authorities have reacted with characteristic bluster, dismissing the allegations as Western-backed Russophobic propaganda.
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Rakoff did reject some of the Times's other arguments in favor of dismissing Palin's lawsuit.
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Please consider it as valid before dismissing it because it doesn't align with your storyline.
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Dismissing those symptoms, Morton says, could make them more difficult to deal with later on.
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The final vote had six lawmakers in favor of dismissing the hearing and seven against.
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This has led to growing speculation that he may be considering dismissing Rosenstein after all.
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Brian Baluta, a spokesman for Heck, cited the congressman's military experience in dismissing the ad.
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"Bangkok has too many rules," the mayor says, dismissing the fight culture of the capital.
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Dismissing the charges against him Eaton County Judge Janice Cunningham said she felt for him.
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Under the constitution, the president is responsible for choosing and dismissing the central bank governor.
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Bixby won't interrupt what you're doing, and you won't have to waste time dismissing it.
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Julián Castro, Barack Obama's former housing secretary, criticised Senator Bernie Sanders for dismissing the idea.
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Viennese concertgoers found the music too wild, one reviewer dismissing it as "incomprehensible, like Chinese".
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It's a way of discrediting what we do by dismissing us all as "damaged" people.
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And the authors struck at the core of Trump's presidential pitch, dismissing his business experience.
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Bay's strongly anti-authoritarian streak has always extended to dismissing his critics, professional or otherwise.
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Dismissing this album's excess expressionism as a clumsy response to fame would be too easy.
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But some of them also urged against dismissing the latest polls as meaningless statistical noise.
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Yet, The Hill and other newspapers cite multiple lawyers as dismissing any legal ethical issues.
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He notes that dismissing police for violence against shooting victims only leads to more violence.
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She wound up dismissing the thought, however, deciding that flaws were more fascinating than perfection.
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And Senate Republicans are vowing big changes to the bill, largely dismissing the House blueprint.
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" The White House released a statement lashing out at Shaub, dismissing his concerns as "grandstanding.
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Instead of privately dismissing the accusation, however, Kim hit Twitter immediately to address the rumor.
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John Hickenlooper (D) also said that he was considering dismissing convictions for nonviolent pot offenders.
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Inside, Trump ignored the questions again, mouthing "thank you" before dismissing reporters from the room.
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Dismissing them as paid protesters is an effort to discredit the public backlash to Kavanaugh.
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Such beliefs also helped slaveowners feel confident dismissing complaints from enslaved workers as ungrateful whining.
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Castel ruled before the trial that the leaks were not grounds for dismissing the charges.
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He insisted, however, that no money ever changed hands, dismissing investigators' claims to the contrary.
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The court declined to take the case, dismissing it without ruling on the central question.
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But by Sunday the Democrats were dismissing the investigation as a farce — and rightly so.
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Sonos has spent the past 17 years eschewing Bluetooth audio; dismissing it, in many ways.
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Krasner, for his part, doesn't seem fazed, dismissing McSwain's criticisms in a statement to Vox.
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But dismissing grilled chicken in favor of its flashier fried cousin is a huge mistake.
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" It is salacious and trivializes the abuse, dismissing it as "just a bit of fun.
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"What Joe is saying is nowhere near enough," Sanders said, dismissing Biden as an incrementalist.
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Opening rounds typically feature top players easily dismissing qualifiers, lucky losers and low-ranked foes.
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Canadian employers cite such economic success stories while dismissing suggestions that the program exploits workers.
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It's the Patriot Way, dismissing anything uncomfortable with a Brady smile or a Belichick scowl.
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The White House, dismissing the probe as a hoax, did not release any of them.
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It was that investigation that Mr. Trump cited as the reason for dismissing Mr. Comey.
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"Somebody even suggested the cannabis industry," said Och, laughing, before dismissing the idea ... sort of.
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Even then, Lakor could not find work, with prospective employers dismissing him as a "rebel".
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Some groups modeled "what not to do," playfully mocking or dismissing fellow students who vape.
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After his shock move on Thursday, broadcasters replayed old clips of him dismissing the idea.
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So instead of dismissing Buttigieg, maybe the other Democratic contenders should take him more seriously.
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CBP pointed The Hill to past statements dismissing claims that Iranian-Americans specifically were targeted.
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He's trying to delegitimize real news, dismissing factual and fair reporting as politically motivated fabrications.
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Some advisers have warned that dismissing Mr. Mueller would create a legal and political mess.
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"This is more Pinocchio," he said, dismissing one of two prosthetic proboscises he was offered.
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"He's trying to delegitimize real news, dismissing factual and fair reporting as politically motivated fabrications."
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The Republican National Committee responded that afternoon, dismissing Clinton's plan as an economic dead end.
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He argued that the Supreme Court's decision dismissing the corruption conviction of former Virginia Gov.
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Democrats responded to Tea Party supporters by mocking them, dismissing them and even belittling them.
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The two spar, with Miller dismissing Wolff's book and criticizing CNN's coverage of the president.
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The track record of those dismissing Buffett as being passé is not a good one.
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They're dismissing the notion that vulnerable Democratic supporters will face a backlash on Election Day.
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After initially dismissing those concerns immediately after the election, Zuckerberg later admitted he was wrong.
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The White House's response to the outbreak has evolved, with Trump initially dismissing its severity.
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Republicans latched onto that criticism on Sunday, dismissing her candidacy as one of limited appeal.
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" Graham, who previously advocated dismissing the articles, added that a "motion dismissed will not stand.
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Instead of dismissing Mr. Noll as a bigot, my students thoughtfully engaged with his work.
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Critics have charged that Trump was seeking to hinder the FBI's investigation by dismissing Comey.
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It's still a dumb app, but it's got me playing with it instead of dismissing it.
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"We are disappointed in today&aposs decision dismissing this important case on procedural grounds," she said.
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PES began dismissing a small number of union workers last Thursday, before an earlier-stated Aug.
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Caldbeck subsequently agreed to pay Lai $85,000 in exchange for her dismissing litigation against him personally.
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In dismissing Manafort's lawsuit, Jackson did not address the substance of Manafort's arguments about Mueller's authority.
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Before dismissing her, he asks what happened to the skull missing from one of her rings.
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But it's clear the Trump campaign is not going to be dismissing these issues anytime soon.
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"The two parties have reached the ideal conclusion," Judge Curiel told the jury before dismissing them.
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Adopting coercive regulations, ignoring the Supreme Court's qualms and dismissing critics peremptorily will achieve the opposite.
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" Yiannopoulos has a history of promoting violence against journalists and later dismissing it as a "joke.
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According to the constitution, the president is responsible for choosing and dismissing the central bank governor.
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The Brazilian Senate voted 61-20 in favor of dismissing Rousseff for budgetary infractions on Wednesday.
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He later was completely exonerated, with a judge dismissing all charges at the district attorney's request.
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With longtime producer Dean Baltulonis involved, their atmospheric side is highlighted without dismissing their dissonant roots.
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But one lawmaker in their state is dismissing them as "children" not to be listened to.
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But I would put a bet that a lot may last that people are currently dismissing.
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Clinton and her staff have denied this and similar allegations, dismissing them as politically motivated smears.
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Nor did he respond by screaming at the heckler or publicly dismissing her as a bigot.
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Bowe Bergdahl: I wanted to be Jason Bourne But a military judge ruled against dismissing charges.
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There could be certain unforeseen pitfalls in dismissing charges based on the relative sweatiness of people.
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Clumsy and excitable as these demonstrations have sometimes been, dismissing them all as trivial is lazy.
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She was also accustomed to men, especially on social media, dismissing her work out of hand.
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They planned to leave the mortgage deduction alone (dismissing the House GOP cap at $500,000 proposal).
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But she isn't the only Democrat dismissing the good news to hide from her vote. Sen.
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He was reportedly taken off the sexual assault case just a day after dismissing the case.
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"These are their usual methods, intimidation, intimidation, terror," he said, dismissing the SBU security service's allegations.
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He then apologized Tuesday for publicly dismissing North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello (R) the evening before.
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" Meantime, Trump is quoted dismissing his eldest son Donald Trump Jr. as a "f**k up.
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WHEN I MISS SOMETHING COMPLETELY, EVEN THOUGH IT'S UP NINEFOLD, ME DISMISSING IT IS NOT RELEVANT.
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Each of us who defended President Clinton by dismissing his accusers needs to reckon with it.
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Dismissing the source of their anger only leads you to miss the point of their critique.
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These cases have been cited as the legal reasoning for dismissing later lawsuits describing similar behavior.
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More: Just my New York Times push alerts alone— that's a game, just dismissing those alerts!
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Dismissing its legislative ambitions as hopelessly quixotic contributes to the problems the project seeks to redress.
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Though dismissing the claim of negligence on the second driver, she allowed the case to proceed.
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What Sullivan is missing in these sections is precisely the perspective of the groups he's dismissing.
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Strategists are treating Drudge Report surveys as scientific endeavors while dismissing legitimate polls as Clintonian propaganda.
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Trump also revealed his apparent obsession with the obese in dismissing Russian sabotage of the election.
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In August, the Navy took the unprecedented step of dismissing the 7th fleet commander, Vice Adm.
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And Pelosi on Monday said the administration's principles are "un-American," dismissing them out of hand.
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Conventional dealers may well look askance at her work, some dismissing it as tasteless or garish.
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The all-white jury agreed with Mr. Stanley's defense, even dismissing the lesser charge of manslaughter.
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But perhaps dismissing him is unfair — candidates lumped in with the pack can certainly break out.
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The other manages applications using a touch screen when viewing, navigating and dismissing applications, Qualcomm said.
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Republican Senate leaders were nearly unanimous on Monday in dismissing any new peril facing the president.
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Dismissing the museum directors "was more about ego than his vision of art," Mr. Vitvar said.
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The city is in this position because the union contract makes dismissing teachers a virtual impossibility.
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The smart move is to address the legitimate concerns about FISA without dismissing the entire program.
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He has unwound several significant civil rights initiatives of the Obama administration, dismissing them as overreach.
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The Constitutional Court had postponed its ruling four times before dismissing the constitutional challenge on Thursday.
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"The videos on YouTube are from two years ago," he said, dismissing the violence they show.
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The Times reported that Trump has talked with close associates about the possibility of dismissing Cobb.
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Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti, opposes dismissing the suit and wants the judge to continue the case.
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University presidents and athletic directors have largely abdicated responsibility for disciplining coaches, let alone dismissing them.
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" Helping sentiment further was White House trade adviser Peter Navarro dismissing the reports as "fake news.
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But Biden is embracing his foreign policy experience, dismissing Sanders and training his sights on Trump.
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Yet the court in Texas bypassed a deeper exploration of these issues by dismissing the case.
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Thus this prominent climate sceptic will refight the old battles, dismissing the science to do so.
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The media have joined the Democrats in dismissing the importance of cross-examining this crucial witness.
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And if that requires dismissing the Constitution and destroying the rule of law, so be it.
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And he's not ruling out a White House run after dismissing it as a Senate candidate.
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Avenatti thanked Columbus deputy chief prosecutor Joseph Gibson for dismissing the charges and praised their professionalism.
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They are certainly capable of refusing to answer a question or dismissing a doctor they dislike.
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The genre has garnered more critical respect today, but the tradition of dismissing it remains alive.
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"Friends don't let friends burn absinthe," he says, dismissing the "abomination" as a trick for tourists.
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His attorneys are expected to present arguments for dismissing the case at a May 30 hearing.
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Arguing before three judges of the Federal Court of Appeal on Monday in Nova Scotia, Lukacs said that dismissing the complaint because it didn't affect him as an individual was like dismissing a meat factory worker's complaints about contaminated food just because it didn't make them sick.
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Some art historians still downplay af Klint's accomplishments, dismissing her as a reclusive, witch-like folk artist.
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And Stankey hasn't wasted any time enacting new rules of the land or dismissing those who disagreed.
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But liberals who ended up dismissing the whole thing as astroturf hype were making a big mistake.
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Democrats, almost in unison, openly warned that dismissing Comey meant Trump may have tried to obstruct justice.
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Looks like Taron Egerton isn't completely dismissing Marvel fans who want him to join the superhero universe.
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Chavarry has denied that he sought to meddle in the Odebrecht probe by dismissing Perez and Vela.
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Now, a leading spy agency from Washington's closest foreign ally is angrily dismissing the allegations as well.
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But a number of people close to Nissan are not dismissing the subject outright, the people said.
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He says he is unbiased and has a track record of dismissing hundreds of officers for misconduct.
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" She added: "We see some politicians elected partly on the basis of dismissing international institutions and agreements.
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In 2013, the Kenyan Supreme Court upheld Uhuru Kenyatta's victory in the presidential election, dismissing Odinga's challenge.
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When asked if he had ever spoken to Perry about Ukraine, Giuliani responded by dismissing the question.
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The Cherokee Nation, one of the largest tribes in the U.S., issued a statement Monday dismissing Sen.
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But they're temporarily dismissing their complaints, apparently because of a change in how courts process copyright lawsuits.
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"They're using good economic data positively, and they're dismissing bad economic data as hurricane-related," Hackett said.
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Okada had filed a motion for reconsideration at the DOJ, dismissing the accusations against him as baseless.
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The lawsuit concluded in 2015 when an appellate court upheld an earlier ruling dismissing his defamation claim.
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She applauds Wendy's for dismissing the person who left the rude comment on Jimmy Shue's sales slip.
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Before dismissing his police force, Chief Judd Crawford yells out "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" to his force.
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These are clever and rather adorable, without ever dismissing the notion that Rachel is an obsessive stalker.
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Prosecutors allege that Vale colluded with auditors to present the dam as safe, dismissing inspectors who disagreed.
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The Supreme Court will ask whether dismissing employees based on their "status as transgender" violates Title VII.
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Instead of dismissing those feelings, For A Bad Time Call wants to offer women catharsis and validation.
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And despite the OCE's recommendation to the Ethics Committee, the Ethics Committee decided against dismissing the charges.
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Paul Starr, who (as noted) has penned several recent articles dismissing single-payer (as well as blasting
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Both Cox and Wilkins told me this new technique is what stopped them from dismissing Lafayette outright.
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But a strategy that simply relies on dismissing Sanders as left of center or quixotic won't work.
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Dismissing claims of royal interference, the palace says the king maintains an equal distance from all parties.
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Collins said Booker is being "self-serving," dismissing it is as an effort to grab the headlines.
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" Trump responded by dismissing Streep as an "overrated" performer and a "Hillary [Clinton] flunky who lost big.
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At face value, it seems the pair are dismissing chatter they have swung into a new romance.
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Dakota's father, Steven Fanning, is dismissing his divorce petition from Heather, his wife of almost 27 years.
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Not dismissing the issue in any way, and I don't want to leave you with that impression.
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Those same psychological quirks that make humans so gullible also make many wonderfully adept at dismissing failures.
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"Future resignations make no sense," Conte told a news conference, dismissing Siri's attempt to delay the decision.
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Most of all, she seemed to chip away at the Times's penchant for dismissing even legitimate criticism.
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And, in fact, Jackson railed against the FWS policy in her opinion dismissing the lawsuit last year.
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Before dismissing court, Kelly said he would rule on the temporary restraining order Thursday at 3 p.m.
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Kevin Cramer, finds himself under attack from Heitkamp and local Democrats for dismissing concerns over Trump's tariffs.
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John Hickenlooper (D) said he is looking into the idea of dismissing convictions for nonviolent marijuana offenders.
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Anthony Welcher, a Mulvaney political appointee, was tasked with dismissing the CAB in a conference call Wednesday.
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It's also a conversation-ending rejoinder, dismissing the statement at hand as unworthy of engagement or rebuttal.
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In dismissing the case, the court cited another case, known as El-Shifa Pharmaceutical Industries Co. v.
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" Representative Jim Jordan, riffing like an angry auctioneer, closed the hearings dismissing them as a "darn sham.
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"In baseball, you look for larger sample sizes," third baseman Chase Headley said, dismissing the lost weekend.
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Senator Ted Cruz's remarks dismissing New York values at a Republican debate should come as no surprise.
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Republicans have discussed the possibility of quickly dismissing charges against Trump, which would just require 51 votes.
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They portrayed his remark as a call to vote, dismissing the idea that he was suggesting violence.
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One of Bolton's first orders of business was to start dismissing people who had worked for McMaster.
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In a moment of uncertainty before dismissing his students, he asks if anyone has something to contribute.
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Trump didn't specifically mention the report but echoed his previous comments dismissing discussions about his own impeachment.
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Trump topped off his attack on Comey by dismissing him as a blot on the FBI's history.
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However, the freshman progressive stood by her criticism of Pelosi for dismissing her and fellow Democratic Reps.
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Trump admits he doesn't know who the US spy agency whistleblower is after dismissing them as 'partisan.
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If approved, Seattle would join San Francisco in retroactively applying legal marijuana laws and dismissing past convictions.
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"We have no plans for an equity raise," Culp also told CNBC, dismissing concerns about liquidity issues.
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And by dismissing it as little more than an occupational hazard, Hodgson creates a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Aloof: How it's said to have treated certain investors and creditors, dismissing concerns and sometimes being unresponsive.
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It's tough to imagine anyone dismissing We Are King as just "call-waiting" music after hearing it.
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Trump, after all, won while dismissing accusations of sexual misconduct from multiple women during the 2016 campaign.
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Trump has denied the allegations, most recently dismissing them as "fake news" in a Tuesday morning tweet.
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Rakhine was experiencing "terrorism of Bengalis", Wirathu said on Saturday, dismissing claims he had "created" conflict there.
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Mr. Trump appeared more confident and aggressive than he had in the first debate, often dismissing Mrs.
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China described the carrier sailing as routine and not aimed at anyone in particular, dismissing Taiwan's complaints.
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Trump is currently in between chiefs of staff after dismissing Mick Mulvaney in favor of retiring Rep.
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Mr. Long was dismissing their methodology in his quest to support Mr. Trump's tale of political victimhood.
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Both companies on Friday confirmed their discussions about the hotel in Pier Village, while dismissing ethics concerns.
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After initially dismissing the claims as "gossip" this week, he later said he regretted his past behavior.
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Officials are slogging through, and often dismissing, municipal court cases that have been severely backlogged for years.
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He apologized for glibly dismissing the idea that Facebook could have altered the outcome of the election.
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Seifert briefly thought about the idea before dismissing it, according to people with knowledge of his thinking.
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From Opinion, Jennifer Senior argues that dismissing women's ideas is a more pervasive problem than sexual harassment.
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And Sheriff Lombardo made a point of dismissing conspiracy theories around the attack in his news conference.
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Myer joins a growing list of Australian businesses dismissing employees as the coronavirus outbreak halts the economy.
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Democrats, too, must be careful not to appear to be dismissing Judge Kavanaugh's account out of hand.
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" Biden, dismissing the defense of Sanders and Warren, said, "If you noticed, he hasn't answered the question.
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"The legislature's clear intent cannot be discerned," Jackson wrote in her opinion dismissing the false statement charge.
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Stop dismissing everyone who testifies about the Trump administration's dealings with Ukraine as a radical unelected bureaucrat.
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Dismissing Hitler as a clown, Chava refuses to see the looming threat that's so evident to Charlie.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Nissan is dismissing reports that it is engineering a corporate divorce from Renault.
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Yet he supports continued human spaceflight, dismissing the argument that unmanned probes can make progress more quickly.
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Tuesday's decision is the second time Cooper has ruled against the FEC for wrongly dismissing CREW's complaint.
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He spits out Assad's name, dismissing him as "a man who doesn't know a thing about Islam".
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Recode reports that Uber's HR — accused by a former employee of dismissing sexism allegations — reported to Graves.
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Lewandowski responded the next day on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" by dismissing Jacobus as a spurned job-seeker.
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Amnesty International, the human rights organization, released a statement dismissing the case against her as politically motivated.
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And certainly this is not something that anybody should be dismissing solely because it's a Republican president.
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The President, however, would later say that he considered "this Russia thing" before dismissing the FBI director.
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In addition to dismissing the defamation lawsuit, Otero ordered Daniels to pay nearly $300,000 in attorney's fees.
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Sanders joins several senators from both parties who have warned Trump against dismissing the special counsel. Sen.
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She defended her lengthy service in government, dismissing Trump's contention that she had produced no real accomplishments.
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The Education Department has started dismissing hundreds of civil rights complaints that investigators deem onerous or unnecessary.
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"That was a long time ago," Graham told CNN's Don Lemon in dismissing the porn star story.
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" But there was no dismissing the quality, or the impact, of his solo directorial debut, "Royal Wedding.
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Dismissing concerns over the antitrust scrutiny, United Technologies said it expects to secure approvals by early 2020.
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Yet it is important to remember that "dissing painting" is not the same thing as dismissing painting.
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On the internet, the attitude of sharing hateful content and dismissing it as "just memes" is pervasive.
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Dismissing the #IStandWithSimone crowd will become harder, both for mainstream Jewish organizations and Democratic candidates for office.
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Instead of dismissing Mr. Sanders's plan for free college tuition as wrongheaded, she argued that it was unworkable.
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Netanyahu has denied any wrongdoing, dismissing the accusations against him and his wife as a media witch hunt.
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Deutsche Bank declined to comment but referred to recent comments by CEO Christian Sewing dismissing persistent merger speculation.
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Austria&aposs top security official said the exercise was necessary and lawful, dismissing concerns at home and abroad.
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Other Chinese experts, speaking privately, said the ruling was being closely scrutinized, despite official statements dismissing its relevance.
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We saw no problem," Nouvel told The Guardian in September, callously dismissing the issue as an "old question.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov hit back Wednesday, dismissing the claims as part of Kiev's anti-Moscow stance.
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, dismissing connections to Russia, suggested a "14-year-old" could have created the link.
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For a time, Haynes remained active on TikTok, dismissing the allegations and claiming that someone had hacked him.
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He invites himself in and insists that he made a mistake by dismissing their attraction to each other.
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Dismissing the cases in which the videos had become an issue was an attempt to "refocus," he said.
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"This film has a lot of issues in it, and I'm not dismissing any of them," Kahn said.
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STEVE LIESMAN: I mean, you are not just dismissing a 600-point decline in the Dow, are you?
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It's also yet another reminder that law enforcement and courts must stop dismissing harassment and stalking of women.
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Which makes dismissing the idea that congressional Democrats should assess a political remedy like impeachment politically is strange.
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Ruelens and investment director Scarso say a single factor has convinced Hollywood to stop dismissing big data: Netflix.
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But Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif has been meeting with foreign leaders and dismissing the potential for war.
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None of this keeps the authorities from dismissing the Liars' concerns through a bit of sardonic social commentary.
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There were a lot of people dismissing Fridays GDP report as being weaker than the headline number suggested.
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The White House is dismissing its own massive report on climate change, which warns of catastrophic economic consequences.
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"But Rory..." one user reasoned after dismissing any clues, because the poster show's Lauren Graham/Lorelai's right hand.
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Michigan State was accused of ignoring or dismissing complaints about Nassar, some as far back as the 1990s.
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For four months, the family looked for him, considering and dismissing scenario after scenario: Maybe he ran away.
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Most recently, in a sarcastic message dismissing the threat of global warming, he called it global "waming" instead.
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Frederica Wilson (D-FL), dismissing her as "wacky" after she criticized his response to a grieving military widow.
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While prosecutors said they were not dismissing any cases, some hearings on Thursday did not proceed as scheduled.
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Boutrous agreed that could be an issue, while Pawa said it was not grounds for dismissing the case.
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Judge Robert Morin of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia signed an order dismissing the charges.
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Spain responded by dismissing the Catalan government, taking direct control and calling a regional election for Dec. 21.
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We need to stare at things that make us uncomfortable and take our time before dismissing them outright.
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"I've had no side effects," he said in a March 2014 YouTube video, dismissing common occurrences like acne.
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That doctor, Sonya Black, was the first to listen to my mom's concerns without criticizing or dismissing them.
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Dismissing the move as imperialist intervention means minimizing the role the Syrian military has played in the conflict.
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Facebook isn't outright dismissing or rejecting the claims of Chamath Palihapitiya, its former vice president of user growth.
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Reasons for dismissing officers included refusal to arrest protesters at a demonstration or anti-government social media posts.
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But he warned against dismissing the views of residents who might personally feel a negative consequence of immigration.
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Dismissing the last option, Blair then claimed the ruling Conservative Party would be "suicidal" to go the polls.
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Worth noting ... Kim's dismissal comes on the heels of LuMee and SnapLight dismissing a separate, but related lawsuit.
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Dismissing U.S. interference in a speech on Monday, Hun Sen threatened a possible ban on the opposition party.
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But the testimony of Stephens and others reveals the disastrous consequences of brushing off or dismissing women's accounts.
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Furthermore, dismissing Mueller himself wouldn't end Mueller's investigation — an even more controversial intervention would be required for that.
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That someone was his communications director, who distributed a video that falsely depicts Marco Rubio dismissing the Bible.
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Longtime Trump friend Christopher Ruddy said in mid-June that he believed the President was considering dismissing Mueller.
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Talebi vigorously disputes Donovan's claims of an alternate personality, dismissing it as the excuse of a vicious mind.
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You need to say you see color because by saying you don't, you are basically dismissing our heritage.
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Investors reacted by largely dismissing the likelihood of a tie up between the companies in the short term.
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There's a necessary middle ground between shouting "radical Islam" from rooftops and dismissing it as politically charged sloganeering.
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In dismissing the suit, Jackson said it's not presently clear what future actions Mueller will take with Manafort.
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And then ignoring a CNN question at the press conference and dismissing CNN as a fake news network.
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The White House issued statements Thursday dismissing the contents of the book as fabrications based on anonymous sources.
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She said the nurses at the facility did not conduct thorough medical examinations, dismissing her pleas with Tylenol.
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Shopping for vegetables in central Ankara, Neriman said she remained committed to the AK Party, dismissing economic woes.
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This means neither simply accepting their charges of racial injustice as true, nor dismissing them, out of hand.
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McFadden, a Trump appointee, stopped short of dismissing the case or formally demanding the parties begin a negotiation.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said he would only consider dismissing Robert Mueller if there was good cause.
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"I'm the only one that matters," he said the following year when dismissing any concerns about job vacancies.
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There are certain atheists who have no compunction about dismissing fervent believers as victims of delusion and hallucination.
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The French banned Arabic at primary school when the country was theirs, dismissing it as a backward language.
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Absent the boisterous billionaire, Clinton could never have gotten away with dismissing and covering up her email scandal.
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She declined to discuss the decades-old scandal, dismissing any parallel between the Clintons' marriage and her own.
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"Chief Vindictive, yadda, yadda, yadda," he said during an interview in February, dismissing his critics within the department.
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Pelosi's office defended Schiff by praising his performance as committee chairman and dismissing the criticisms as partisan attacks.
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"I'm going to do that, maybe five minutes before," Ellis said Friday afternoon, shortly before dismissing the jurors.
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Prosecutors said in a statement on Tuesday that the case had several possible remedies, including dismissing the charge.
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Another British athlete, Steve Cram, weighed into the controversy on Tuesday, dismissing the plan as a "PR exercise".
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Trump said he had been totally courteous and polite, dismissing the whole thing as partisan politics gone wrong.
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Despite dismissing it, several members of the communications team are preparing privately to push back on Mueller's appearance.
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In lieu of dismissing the case, the administration also asked for Kollar-Kotelly to issue a summary judgment.
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A panel of justices from the State Supreme Court's Appellate Division ruled in Manhattan against dismissing the lawsuit.
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Strzok's testimony shows just how far outside the constitutional lines agencies have gone in unilaterally dismissing Congress's inquiries.
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Smoke insists the piece isn't meant to titillate, dismissing would-be naysayers who would dare call it pornographic.
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I recently had a friend describe me as "selective" instead of just dismissing me as a picky eater.
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But Ms. Clifford had not appeared at the club consistently, prosecutors said in a motion dismissing the charges.
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Spanish police are using drones to check the streets for people dismissing the order, according to Business Insider.
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If it is the will of the king, dismissing a crown prince is not very difficult or controversial.
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The Orbán regime, however, is standing firm, dismissing EU sanction as part of the international pro-migrant plot.
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On Saturday, Rajoy said he wouldn't rule out dismissing Catalonia's pro-independence regional government and hold fresh elections.
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Bannon has countered that he was not dismissing Garner's death, but was instead trying to calm his officers.
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In the Trump administration, G.O.P. orthodoxy has shifted strongly toward denying or dismissing the threat of climate change.
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After dismissing COVID-28500 as a hoax, Trump finally declared a state of emergency on Friday, March 6900.
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There is a growing pattern of tech luminaries posing as open to concerns and then swiftly dismissing them.
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" Jamie Chance of the Contortions gave an interview dismissing black music as "just a bunch of nigger bullshit.
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Some said it never happened, dismissing it as the fabrications of an agent paid to lie by Democrats.
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In March, the museum was widely criticized for dismissing its respected and well-liked chief curator, Helen Molesworth.
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T he USDA defended the practice for decades, dismissing our concerns about diseased animals entering the food supply.
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Mr. Bloomberg steadfastly refused to budge, dismissing the private complaints with a one-liner that did not land.
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She has signed on to several anti-abortion bills as well as a resolution dismissing the impeachment charges.
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But the King, James's son, Charles I, forestalled a trial in the House of Lords by dismissing Parliament.
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But Weirich kept Henderson in his supervisory role, dismissing his lapses as ''human error'' in the local press.
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In May, a three-judge panel of the Fourth Circuit affirmed a lower court ruling dismissing her case.
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Worse still, trans readers hurt by this story thought that the larger SFF world was dismissing their concerns.
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The Taliban responded coolly to the proposal, calling it illogical and dismissing the Afghan government as American-influenced.
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"Some justify these measures as necessary to keep us safe — dismissing any criticism as 'political correctness,' " Petraeus wrote.
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"Posterity will remember them badly for dismissing climate change as a serious threat to our civilization," she said.
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Wang said he expected the growth momentum to continue into 2016, dismissing concerns about the China's slowing economy.
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"That's the media game," Sanders said, dismissing a question that Cooper had asked him during CNN's town hall.
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On the call, Trump raises former Vice President Biden's stance in favor of dismissing a top Ukrainian prosecutor.
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Echols's decision follows a judge acquitting one defendant of similar charges Monday while dismissing charges against two others.
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A short time later, Trump posted yet another tweet dismissing the piece by noting that the late Rev.
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DeGeneres urged him to ignore "the haters," and was subsequently criticized for dismissing the seriousness of Hart's jokes.
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A number of Trump supporters basked in the media frenzy, dismissing the notion he had done anything wrong.
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But by dismissing Kupperman's case, the judge was not required to resolve the dispute between the government branches.
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Khan denies colluding with Pakistan's powerful army, which has a history of dismissing and promoting politicians it favors.
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Trump has established a pattern of embracing polls that reflect positively on him and dismissing those that don't.
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In addition to dismissing the lawsuit, US District Judge James Otero ordered Daniels to pay Trump's legal fees.
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Liberals need to spend less time dismissing their critics as fools and bigots and more fixing what is wrong.
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At Age 66 For much of her life, Steinem remained unmarried, dismissing it as an institution that destroys relationships.
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Dismissing the notion that votes for Brexit and Trump meant the U.S. and U.K. were "turning inward," Ryan said:
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A second government report, released in 1997, devoted much of its 231 pages to dismissing claims of alien sightings.
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Kayleigh, I mean, I don&apost think anybody is dismissing any of the things that President Trump has done.
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A camera on Navdy, constantly staring back at you, lets the hardware recognize simple hand gestures for dismissing notifications.
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After the parties came to an agreement, court papers were filed in April 2017, dismissing the case with prejudice.
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She is accused by Misael Lopez of dismissing important information on the alleged sale of Venezuelan passports and visas.
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Some, in fact, have found a way to be funny without demeaning, dismissing, or outright harassing people at all.
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A month after McGlockton's death, a state attorney charged Drejka with manslaughter, dismissing the "stand your ground" immunity argument.
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But most people aren't outright dismissing short-term job loss either — something, again, that Mnuchin was specifically asked about.
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Despite dismissing the idea of a referendum on the euro, Salvini said the single currency was destined to fail.
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On a visit to Chile in January, Francis caused outrage by dismissing the claims against Bishop Barros as "calumnies".
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We take kids who can't seem to stay on track and write them off, dismissing them with summary labels.
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In March, he settled with Papa John's, dismissing his lawsuits and agreeing to not seek reelection on the board.
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Then he began dismissing the notion that leadership skills had anything to do with length of time in office.
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Because the parties reached a voluntary settlement, the department will issue a final order dismissing the case, she said.
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Brexit supporters have spent much of the campaign dismissing forecasts of a major economic hit after an "Out" vote.
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But Russia said it found no evidence that chemical weapons had been deployed, dismissing the incident as "fake news".
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He also cautioned against dismissing arguments put forward by the European Central Bank and others in favour of relocation.
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The appeals court also said Nathan erred in dismissing some claims as untimely, and returned the case to her.
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Conservative pundits need to become more intellectually honest and not knee-jerk in dismissing mainstream outlets as inherently biased.
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Susan Collins, Lindsey Graham and Marco Rubio, did initially take the administration's rationale for dismissing Comey at face value.
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You'd be forgiven for dismissing the feature as yet another attempt by the social network to compete with Snapchat.
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Dismissing Trump's tweets by saying he didn't have time to read them was, Flake acknowledges, a massive cop-out.
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"The public eye has a way of magnifying things that aren't important and dismissing things that are," she said.
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By dismissing this as just another year of #OscarsSoWhite, we are missing an opportunity to make a greater statement.
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The source close to the President said that Trump understands that dismissing Sessions would set off another political firestorm.
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Sirisena named the pro-China Rajapaksa as prime minister on Friday after abruptly dismissing the government of Ranil Wickremesinghe.
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Trump in particular has a long record of dismissing the Fifth Amendment as a thin veil over criminal activity.
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And my hope is that the candidates, particularly Trump, won't be able to keep dismissing questions about this issue.
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After abruptly dismissing FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to defend his decision.
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Entertainment responded to Maher's comments in an open letter, slamming the comedian for dismissing the Marvel co-founder's legacy.
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Some didn't rule out American help, but there was no dismissing that Russia was naturally prepared for this operation.
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He deduced that it had been expelled from her vagina and no removal was necessary, dismissing her lingering pain.
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Baird-Neece Packing Corp that the Justice Department must show a "valid government purpose" for dismissing an FCA case.
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"An open mic catches Mr Trump dismissing Chris Christie How to make friends"[The party] ain't promising him shit!
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"The major changes in the White House [are] for President Trump to decide," Gingrich replied, not dismissing the prospect.
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More insidious, however is the affect these comments have on dismissing Paul's efforts to participate in the legislative process.
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Giuliani asserted to Hannity that Trump repaid Cohen, dismissing concerns that the payment to Daniels violated campaign finance law.
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Dismissing Uber's own self-driving errors as mere "mistakes" feels wrong, too (although on a different order of magnitude).
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Clinton as the obvious choice to succeed her husband, while dismissing Mr. Trump as little more than a joke.
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And they're dismissing the notion that the absence of obstruction charges may shift powers to the executive branch. Rep.
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He added that he represented himself toward the end of the lawsuit after dismissing his lawyer for financial reasons.
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This resulted in an appellate court dismissing the charges with prejudice, which prevents the case from ever being retried.
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Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said the health issues had not affected Duterte's work, dismissing the remarks as "Nothing serious".
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" Jonathan Chait went after them repeatedly in the pages of The New Republic, dismissing their views as "simply kooky.
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"Am I running ?" he asked, as if dismissing all debate about restrictions in a privately held, semi-public space.
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The Chinese government has repeatedly insisted Washington has exaggerated the problem for political reasons, dismissing espionage allegations as groundless.
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Blithely dismissing their arguments as those of the oil industry does nothing to further an important and complex discussion.
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Mr. Kushner, a transition official said, was systematically dismissing people like Mr. Rogers who had ties with Mr. Christie.
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In an unprompted screed against Comey, Trump said Democrats wanted Comey fired but then criticized Trump for dismissing him.
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Prosecutors have said they are dismissing all criminal charges against eight people who were charged in the Flint, Mich.
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He has made political hay out of flouting these rules -- dismissing them as musty relics of politics as usual.
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The law, however, is untested on dismissing a chairman, who also holds a separate term as a board member.
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Winberg didn't mention climate change as a concern, reiterating the Trump administration's overall position of dismissing the issue altogether.
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Authorities are accused of dismissing residents' concerns, falsifying safety tests, and having an overall incompetent response to public safety.
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Speak with a considered voice and explain how you feel so there is no excuse for them dismissing you.
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The Chinese government has repeatedly insisted Washington has exaggerated the problem for political reasons, dismissing espionage allegations as groundless.
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Republicans, in turn, have accused Democrats of misrepresenting their position on health care, dismissing their attacks as fear tactics.
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Trump seemed to notice the difference, dismissing de Blasio when he was asked about the mayor's charges of betrayal.
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In a lawyerly way, Hasen spends three chapters dismissing the possible objections to his approach, making clear the advantages.
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" He exalted soldiers' bravery while dismissing his avoidance of service in Vietnam, calling it a country "nobody heard of.
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Who it came from is immaterial -- so the fact that she responded by dismissing Gabbard's poll numbers is telling.
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"Dude let's go to Atlanta, I saw a ticket and it was $25 today," Johnson said, dismissing Burback's concerns.
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Mr. Trump talked about dismissing Ms. Nielsen ahead of his trip to Paris for a World War I commemoration.
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"That has nothing to do with us," Trump said Wednesday, dismissing the conflict that ensued following the troops' exit.
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Judges often allow a divorce while dismissing charges of domestic violence, thus allowing the husband to avoid any penalty.
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Republicans had discussed simply dismissing the charges without a trial, but they didn't have a majority to support it.
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Even Fox News, rather than dismissing The Times report as "fake news," took the approach of actually confirming it.
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But officials now are willing to discuss the subject - something unheard of until recently - even while dismissing the possibility.
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But he said Trump's record of dismissing science and the administration's budget cuts to public health spending raised concerns.
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Mr. Kelly spoke of lurid violence and existential threats while dismissing as inevitably false any accounts of enforcement overreach.
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Dismissing left and right as outdated concepts helped it hoover up votes across the political divide when in opposition.
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Critics denounced the agreement, dismissing the fine as paltry and the required changes as inadequate for protecting children's privacy.
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Mr. Little said that Mr. Grout looked forward to the S.E.C. dismissing the civil case against him as well.
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He also weighed in on the Democrat-controlled House's decision to impeach Trump, dismissing it as a partisan exercise.
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Yet they, too, risk a backlash if voters sour on the impeachment effort, dismissing it as a political stunt.
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But instead of mocking and dismissing it (my usual go-tos), I wanted to poke a hole in it.
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In doing so, I am aware of a long, unfortunate political tradition: dismissing, caricaturing or condescending to young voters.
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"I'm ready to hear from someone who has firsthand knowledge," Meadows tells WIRED, dismissing the whistleblower report as hearsay.
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"It is unheard of for them to be arrested while delivering medical care," said Mann, dismissing the police's explanation.
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"There is no significant legal argument from the company's side," the court said in its order, dismissing the appeal.
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Ms. Klobuchar, a three-term senator, rebuked Mr. Buttigieg most pointedly for dismissing the value of experience in Washington.
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Sanders slammed President Donald Trump for dismissing the overwhelming scientific evidence that climate change is caused by human activity.
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Officials at the fire company told the township a week later that they "found no basis" for dismissing McClay.
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The secretary didn't help his cause at State by dismissing several senior career foreign service officers without ready replacements.
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However, there is nothing feminist about dismissing the feminine, and if memory serves Jo does this all the time.
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Dismissing these individual movies as low-quality monoliths implies that disparate Marvel movies like Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol.
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Rather than dismissing it, Mr. Bonds "latched onto" the idea that someone was plotting against him, his girlfriend said.
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He said the media is "not the enemy of the people," dismissing an attack frequently deployed by the president.
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But all such pretexts for dismissing the book would be easy ways of avoiding the hard questions it raises.
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"It's all intel," he said, dismissing the notion that Harrison could actually help the Patriots on the playing field.
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"We are not dismissing the Judiciary's role, but rather complementing it, making it more efficient," he told VICE News.
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The order, by Judge Eduardo C. Robreno, announcing the settlement and dismissing the case was filed in court Monday.
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Maybe the best hope for a resurgence of manageable inflation is that the consensus is largely dismissing the possibility.
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"We are pleased with the court's thoughtful and comprehensive decision dismissing this defamation lawsuit," he said in an email.
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And so while ufologists', antivaxxers', and conspiracy theorists' interpretations of that data may be misguided, dismissing their stories and beliefs—immediately handing them information to the contrary, that it was Venus, that the onset of their kid's autism was a coincidence, that global warming is here but unevenly distributed—means dismissing them.
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Trump's lack of support for the report shouldn't really come as a surprise, considering his history of dismissing climate change.
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But de Guindos' track record in government and the financial sector suggest he has some justification in dismissing such concerns.
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Guaido in January invoked the constitution to assume a rival presidency after dismissing Maduro's 2018 re-election as a fraud.
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In this tweet, he seems to be dismissing the people -- known as "sources" -- who provide information to journalists for stories.
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To them, sexism is open hostility: It's a man vocally dismissing you because you are a woman — no subtlety there.
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"You're dismissing people who are on active duty, who have a lot of experience and are valuable," Beck tells PEOPLE.
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Does dismissing their experience as that of brainwashed cult members diminish their own agency to make free choices about faith?
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I am so incredibly here for our greatest athletes dismissing the president like he's some moron sports talk radio caller.
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Netanyahu has denied any wrongdoing, dismissing the allegations as a media-orchestrated witch hunt aimed at removing him from office.
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But dismissing the success of top performers as a result of culture alone is a "grave mistake", writes Ms Crehan.
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The frustration around the McGowan incident is magnified by countless of stories of Twitter dismissing reports of clear-cut harassment.
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Its chairman has urged victims to come forward, whereas a previous inquiry was criticised for dismissing their stories as incidental.
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After dismissing Syria as a land of "sand and death," Mr. Trump is redeploying American troops around its oil fields.
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Indeed, a few on Saturday played up that aspect of his persona while dismissing those who sought to downplay it.
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Trump has been talking up the economy in recent days, as have other White House officials, and dismissing recession fears.
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"How horrible would that be?" he told Mashable in an interview for Logan, immediately dismissing telepathy in favor for teleportation.
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Dismissing the CEO would have created an instability that would be detrimental to shareholders, Amber Capital founder Joseph Oughourlian, said.
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The Pakistani government responded swiftly to Almeida's column, dismissing it as "an amalgamation of fiction and fabrication" in a statement.
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The court also reversed a ruling dismissing claims that MP3tunes permitted copyright infringement for pre2007 MP3s and Beatles songs.
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" Melania Trump joined her husband in dismissing those allegations, saying the women who have come forward "don't have any facts.
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If you are embracing one side of this story while dismissing the other side, betrays a certain measure of hackiness.
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So the FCC took preventative measures in its proposal identifying potential objections (like Mozilla's) and dismissing them by various means.
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Did you feel misled when the president announced that his real reason for dismissing Mr. Comey was the Russia investigation?
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Lenker remembers her mother gazing at the stacks of romance novels on her grandmother's table and dismissing them as trash.
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" Another producer, Gus Spoliansky, added, "We took the allegation extremely seriously and...were willing to do anything, including dismissing Tom.
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Over the summer, then foreign secretary Boris Johnson was quoted by a newspaper brusquely dismissing business leaders' concerns about Brexit.
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Opposition figure and former presidential candidate Henrique Capriles sent a tweet dismissing the weekend training program as an expensive farce.
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The challenge I faced was not a room full of stuffy academics dismissing a modern lens for a treasured text.
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On the other hand, a top banker dismissing recession worries to calm fears could be seen as uninformed or dishonest.
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US Navy More fallout from the spate of ship collisions this year: The Navy is dismissing the 7th Fleet commander.
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Strzeminski is initially unbroken, contemptuously dismissing the guardians of obligatory Socialist-Realist orthodoxy, with their leaden rhetoric and aesthetic illiteracy.
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He added the actions that can be taken range from dismissing the complaint to prosecuting the charges and possible disbarment.
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In cities such as Washington, DC, performance-related pay and (more important) dismissing the worst teachers have boosted test scores.
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates is dismissing calls from Democrats for her to enter the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial race.
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Erdogan said last September the fund was to be reorganised after dismissing its chairman over its failure to meet targets.
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"Not dismissing this absurd request out of hand is an extraordinary sign of weakness by an American president," Bush tweeted.
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The White House was quick to condemn the book, dismissing it as fiction in a statement to The Washington Post.
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Of course, the sixth-seeded Bluejays can accomplish that feat Friday, one day after dismissing third-seeded Providence 70-58.
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" That same month, Assad was quoted as dismissing charges of human rights violations at a military prison as "fake news.
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The Henry County District Attorney's Office announced it was dismissing a felony charge of obstruction of an officer against Marrow.
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Despite the "You're fired!" character he played on TV, Trump is not someone who enjoys dismissing people face-to-face.
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Liu also said Foxconn would continue to invest in Wisconsin, dismissing speculation it may be considering scaling back such plans.
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Liu also said Foxconn would continue to invest in Wisconsin, dismissing speculation it may be considering scaling back such plans.
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Dimon was asked about Fine dismissing Dimon's earlier call for banks of all sizes to get on the same page.
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But Laila's father doesn't share Kaes' views, dismissing their romance and marrying her off to his protégé Ibban (Sumit Kaul).
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The current disciplinary system does not give the commissioner final say in dismissing officers who have committed even serious offenses.
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President Andrew Johnson was the first US president to confront impeachment after illegally dismissing his Secretary of War Edward Stanton.
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The changes in the lobbying world have attracted controversy, with some worrying about the consolidation and others dismissing those concerns.
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Facebook on Friday laid out its argument for dismissing the lawsuit, saying D.C. does not have proper jurisdiction over Facebook.
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US officials are for now dismissing regional press reports that one tunnel completely collapsed, killing hundreds of North Korean workers.
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But until Mueller concludes his independent inquiry, Republican senators may have an easier time dismissing impeachment as a partisan stunt.
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Alabama voters are taking sides regarding allegations against Roy Moore, with some downplaying or dismissing the Washington Post report entirely.
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Dismissing no deal as a "hoax" is dangerous, when the consequences for medicines, food and public order could be catastrophic.
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Moreover, the impeccably liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the opinion for a unanimous Supreme Court in dismissing the case.
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Two years later he took heat for publishing a blog post dismissing creationism and mocking the story of Noah's Ark.
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To Ms. Janeva, being an independent prosecutor means dismissing two deputy prosecutors who allegedly refused to follow her political will.
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But, Lubin added that nobody was dismissing the token's ability to quickly move money around at a relatively low cost.
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Their first legal encounter is a lowly affair, with both men representing themselves, and a judge dismissing them with exasperation.
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Early last week, senior Republicans in both chambers were dismissing the effort, oftentimes with an eye roll and a chuckle.
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By dismissing this action, Fitbit is no longer seeking to block importation of Jawbone devices, including Jawbone products in development.
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Kim responded by dismissing the president as a "mentally deranged dotard" who would "pay dearly" for his threats against Pyongyang.
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U.S. District Judge Edgardo Ramos signed an order dismissing the case, but agreed to revisit it if a dispute arose.
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Some, looking on the bright side, noted the departure from the usual Kremlin policy of dismissing Mr. Navalny as insignificant.
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But some have gone beyond reassurance and into dismissing coronavirus as unimportant because it "only" kills the old and sick.
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Dismissing any criticism as "Armenian propaganda" has been commonplace in Azerbaijan since war gripped South Caucasus in the early 1990s.
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Mr. Cobb tried to douse that speculation on Sunday, saying that the president was not considering dismissing the special counsel.
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If he wants to understand millennials, he should create a real dialogue rather than dismissing their ideas as generational delusions.
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"We decide how much we enjoyed the season," he said, pre-emptively dismissing any criticism that might come his way.
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The Taliban has refused to talk with the Afghan government, dismissing it as a puppet regime controlled by the Americans.
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Dismissing wide swaths of debtors as "doing just fine" does a disservice to the debate — and to the borrowers themselves.
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Until the start of November, Scotland's clubs were dismissing one a week: 13 weeks of the season, 23 managers gone.
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Dismissing alarms about outsize government debt and white-knuckle interest rates, Pimco instead bet successfully that rates would remain low.
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Mr. Salvini, the interior minister in the new government, vowed to expel them en masse, dismissing logistical challenges and costs.
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But after Wednesday, thanks to the machinations of the Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko, dismissing such claims became far more difficult.
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Rather than unkindly dismissing it, or making a joke at his expense, Palmer reworded the question and answered it expansively.
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The events led to a debate, with one district court judge initially dismissing the violence as arson and not terrorism.
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Three weeks before Ms. Herrera de Noble's death, an appeals court confirmed a lower-court ruling dismissing the case. Mrs.
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They cannot win by resorting to personal attacks or merely dismissing an issue, an unfortunate trend that has become commonplace.
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During sentencing in his trial, many women blamed Michigan State University for dismissing their complaints and failing to stop Nassar.
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Their grievances were real, he said, but the legal system was treating them impatiently, dismissing their cases over technical matters.
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"I'm not looking to go second, third, fourth, fifth," he said, dismissing talk of an open convention and multiple ballots.
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He has since been fired as chairman of Mitsubishi although Renault has stopped short of dismissing him from its helm.
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But Beijing might be forgiven for dismissing it as so much political rhetoric in the midst of a presidential campaign.
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Kudlow echoed the president on Sunday, dismissing the notion that the threat of tariffs amount to a potential trade war.
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The president's letter dismissing Comey revealed more about the president's legal anxieties than it did about the director's job performance.
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Trump and Pence have both issued statements since the interview saying they do not know Parnas and dismissing his allegations.
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The President fired out a preemptive tweet this morning, dismissing Cohen as just "one of many lawyers" who represented him.
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During a primary debate, he mocked Ted Cruz's penchant for Senate floor showmanship, dismissing it as mere sound and fury.
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To better understand your employees' needs, stop and focus on what they're really telling you rather than dismissing their requests.
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So don't make the mistake of dismissing the assault on the Congressional Budget Office as some kind of technical dispute.
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" Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax, added that he thinks the American people are "really dismissing this as political witch hunts.
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Republicans have lined up in support of Trump, dismissing the evidence as insufficient to accuse Trump of an impeachable offense.
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" 'Vulgar slander' Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Eduardo Rodríguez Parrilla tweeted his response within hours, dismissing the accusations as "vulgar slander.
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On Sunday, the president raged against the investigations of him, his family and their allies, dismissing them as politically motivated.
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Then, when I looked to my mom for help, her dismissing of the situation taught me to dismiss my intuition.
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But others have argued that it is not necessary, dismissing Republican complaints that they've been cut out of the process.
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Actions could range from dismissing the Catalan parliament and government, to a softer approach of removing specific heads of department.
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But Dr. Kane and other researchers warned against dismissing the possibility of life forming on worlds with highly-eccentric orbits.
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Dismissing that possibility, many worry, could threaten the South's ability to attract financial and political support from within the party.
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After initially dismissing their calls, the government did an about-face, and on March 4, announced plans for a vote.
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Cruz fired his main spokesman, Rick Tyler, on Monday afternoon over a video that falsely showed Rubio dismissing the Bible.
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Both Tokyo and Washington are dismissing the possibility that Russia or China could find the remains of the stealthy fighter first.
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Instead of taking it personally, they found that dismissing that person's offensive views as his or her "own problem" was key.
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Most recently: dismissing the CIA's claims of Russian intrusion into the presidential election and calling for expanding US nuclear weapons capability.
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Comey accused the president of dismissing him to undermine the investigation into ties between the Trump campaign team and Russian officials.
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"A vote in 2002 is not a plan to defeat ISIS," she said, dismissing his criticism of her Iraq War vote.
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Trump, despite his reality TV show catchphrase "You're fired," often seems to vacillate over the squeamish job of dismissing Cabinet secretaries.
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Gabbard appeared on "TMZ Live" Thursday and blasted Harris for dismissing her as a one-percenter attacking a "top tier" candidate.
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Because if you spend too long dismissing it as trolling, pretty soon it becomes too late to do anything about it.
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In 2018, Ariana Grande introduced the world to "Thank U, Next," a handy phrase to use for dismissing just about everything.
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" Dismissing Moore's criticisms of Zolciak-Biermann's husband Kroy Biermann, the mother-of-six told Moore, "Bitch, you want to be me.
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Before dismissing the existence of this higher-level faculty in them outright, we should consider what a plant self might be.
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He believes only a few thousand died in 1965-66, dismissing the idea that the death toll reached hundreds of thousands.
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Trump's recent tweet about the F-35 fighter program continues his streak of dismissing or diminishing the real state actor threats.
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Asian shares were mostly higher, dismissing earlier concerns about increased geopolitical risks in Asia after North Korea fired multiple ballistic missiles.
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Details: Nelson's lawsuit had initially sought to prevent the state from dismissing contested mail ballots that were flagged for signature problems.
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The true shock is that Bonnie receives a letter too; it's clear she thought Annalise was only dismissing the law students.
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In listening to these puzzling statements, it struck me that the commentators were casually dismissing the core #MeToo tenet of consent.
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The prime minister, in turn, must countersign presidential orders appointing or dismissing military chiefs, judges and heads of state-owned enterprises.
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Same-sex marriage has been dealt a blow in the Philippines, with its president dismissing the possibility of legalising marriage equality.
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On Wednesday, prosecutors filed papers saying they were dismissing charges against six defendants who were scheduled for trial on June 25.
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In addition to dismissing the charge against Bragg, authorities have now charged his girlfriend, Saleeha Soofi, with one count of battery.
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But other Democrats in Congress are not only dismissing the idea but also suggesting the calls run counter to their party.
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By dismissing the suit with prejudice, the victim and her parents agree never to sue Fogle again for the same grievance.
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In a later statement, Lara echoed her father-in-law in dismissing criticism of her comments as distorted "fake news" headlines.
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Trump's lawyers sent a letter to the Department of Treasury counsel last week dismissing the request for returns as politically-motivated.
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But last month the Connecticut Supreme Court, while dismissing other claims against Remington, held that the marketing claim could go forward.
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And he has seldom been polite about the continent either, allegedly dismissing Nigerians as hut-dwellers and African states as "shitholes".
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Still, there's some pleasure in earnestly buying into the narrative behind Ghenov's work rather than dismissing it as a conceptual gimmick.
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" Possibly responding to Trump's bluster, Supreme Leader of IranAli Khamenei posted a cryptic tweet Monday, dismissing the "Deal of the Century.
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So HR directors dismissing legitimate claims are violating laws that says you're supposed to be in a workplace free of hostility.
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Trump's opponents were angry — the president was a racist, he was dismissing police brutality, he was turning us against each other.
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Heffernan is seeking to reverse a 2015 ruling by the Philadelphia-based 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dismissing his lawsuit.
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Undeterred by the markets' reaction, Salvini insisted on Tuesday that Italy needed broad tax cuts, dismissing EU fiscal constraints as obsolete.
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It is immensely frustrating that Trump is playing by the Russian "fake news" rules, dismissing any truth he does not like.
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Calling the allegations of Russian meddling "disturbing," McConnell said Monday the intelligence panel should take the lead, dismissing calls by Sen.
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"These charges have nothing in common with money laundering," Zviad Kordzadze, the lawyer representing both executives, told reporters, dismissing the accusations.
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Adults not believing — or simply dismissing — children is another theme that crops up again and again in It. So impressively gross.
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Britain's biggest free-to-air commercial broadcaster ITV rose 3.7 percent after dismissing reports that it will bid for Endemol Shine.
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After a court threw out the indictment, Harris's office appealed it, dismissing the misconduct because it did not involve physical violence.
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He was an avid reader of The Economist, while publicly dismissing it as the "European organ of the aristocracy of finance".
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Greitens has admitted to the affair but denied any wrongdoing, dismissing the investigations into his conduct as a "political witch hunt."
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The probe has strained ties between Malaysia and the United States, with Najib dismissing it as foreign interference in Malaysia's affairs.
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"Just because you don't like the facts, don't comfort yourself by dismissing the story as fake or credulous reporting," Purdy wrote.
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Yet Edward Pennal, 64, a former army mechanic who voted to leave, took the uncertainty in stride, dismissing it as scaremongering.
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Mr. Iglesias has denied having any plan to drop the euro, dismissing warnings by Mr. Rivera and others as fallacious scaremongering.
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In 1989, after years of dismissing concerns about contamination, the reservation's management finally admitted the site needed to be cleaned up.
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It details why Trump was planning on dismissing his FBI director, per The New York Times' Michael Schmidt and Maggie Haberman.
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She told the Portland Press-Herald that she was "concerned" with Trump dismissing reports that Russia meddled in the U.S. elections.
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Once in court, the judge called prosecutors and Weinstein's attorney to the bench ... and said he was not dismissing the indictment.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, however, tweeted late Saturday that Trump had told him that never suggested dismissing the Fed chief.
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His 2015 order dismissing Amphastar's False Claims Act lawsuit was upheld by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in May.
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This comes despite repeated comments by Trump officials, including Thursday by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, dismissing humans' role in rising temperatures.
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Rather than dismissing the case, however, they agreed to give the challengers another chance to prove their case in lower courts.
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Some White House staffers have taken to dismissing the investigation as "fake news" and using it as grist for gallows humor.
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Sanders made a tactical mistake in dismissing Biden's last-minute Dallas endorsements as the last gasp of a failing Washington establishment.
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The idea of remote voting has also drawn attention in the Senate, despite McConnell dismissing the suggestion earlier in the week.
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To support others who are having a hard time right now, Gurwitch says that just dismissing their worries can be counterproductive.
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But if your iPhone is unlocked, you'll see alerts on your phone to avoid viewing or dismissing the same notification twice.
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Dismissing the art outright when millions of others won't, or can't, do the same ends up being a kind of failure.
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Finally, if SJAs feel their commander had made a bad call by dismissing a case, they can appeal up the chain.
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If CARB reacts the same way in 2020 that it has so far, dismissing oversupply concerns, the system will probably underperform.
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According to Justice Kennedy, the Commission showed religious bias because it substituted its own assessment of "offensiveness" in dismissing the claims.
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He has acknowledged practicing what he calls "truthful hyperbole," and has waved away outright falsehoods, dismissing them as smart public relations.
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Judge José Alejandro Vargas determined that the prosecution did not show sufficient evidence that Dotel was laundering money, dismissing that charge.
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Those missiles threaten our allies' security, and dismissing the threat undermines allied cohesion when we most need it regarding Korean issues.
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Yet before dismissing Trump's rants as evidence of his mental state, it's worth taking them seriously as proof of political acumen.
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Merely dismissing these concerns as "racist" is unlikely to give a majority of Americans a compelling reason to vote for Democrats.
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Waters accused him of dismissing Democrats' concerns over a plan that could reshape lending decisions worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
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He was accused in several lawsuits of covering up Mr. Ailes's behavior and dismissing concerns from women who complained about it.
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"This type of attack isn't about disagreeing on issues — it's about dismissing the potency of our grassroots movement," Lau's email read.
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The news media are dismissing the new White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci much the same way they derided Donald Trump.
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Another judge, Clinton-appointee Robert King, though, criticized President Trump for dismissing the Foreign Emoluments Clause as "phony" earlier this year.
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Flynn's defense team said it wants the evidence in order to demonstrate extraordinary government misconduct that would merit dismissing the case.
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" In dismissing the suit, the judge noted that Ms. Tantaros "fails to adequately make out the basic elements of her claims.
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Ralph Northam's office is dismissing the secession effort as a political stunt aimed at raising Justice's profile in a reelection year.
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Most people I follow are dismissing M4A as pie-in-the-sky, never-gonna-happen nonsense, but I'm not so sure.
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" Bloomberg had previously resisted the notion of releasing the women from the nondisclosure agreements, dismissing his alleged comments as "a joke.
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His top aides denounced the strike, with Justice Minister Osmar Serraglio dismissing it as "nonsense" and "generalized disorder" in an interview.
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Some Republicans on the panel are dismissing the concerns that Prince may have lied to the committee about meeting with Nader.
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" He warned that dismissing hyper-intelligent machines "as mere science fiction would be a mistake, and potentially our worst mistake ever.
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Also, if his complaints are all about, say, workplace conditions, then silencing or dismissing him could run afoul of labor laws.
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Asked separately about the messages he was sending to young men and women by dismissing accusations of sexual assault, Trump demurred.
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If Sessions stepped down, it would open the door for Trump to appoint a replacement open to dismissing the special counsel.
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The administration's brief largely tracked its earlier arguments that dismissing the ban outright would threaten national security and disregard presidential authority.
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Trump's lawyers sent a letter on Friday to the Treasury Department's general counsel dismissing the request as a politically motivated pursuit.
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Hooters, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a trial court decision dismissing an ADA website compliance case as moot.
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Will this trigger a reckoning among the feminist movement, often accused of dismissing or ignoring the voices and work of minorities?
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Bloomberg has not been, dismissing Buttigieg as the "mayor of a town" who cannot seriously sell himself as a future president.
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Don't they make ideal fodder for those intent on dismissing all trans people as deluded and their condition as a whim?
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You'll recall your own mother, who produced seven children, dismissing baby boomers acting like the first generation ever to raise kids.
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Caroline: I did appreciate that the episode's opening flashback to Trenton and Mobley's first meeting ended with Darlene dismissing Elliot/Mr.
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Any internal emails that show Facebook, especially its top executives, dismissing this notion would be another blow to the company's reputation.
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Conservatives, as is their custom, reacted poorly to this critique, dismissing it as race-card-playing cynicism designed to stifle substantive debate.
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A New York State Supreme Court justice sided with WeWork on dismissing some of her claims last month; the case is ongoing.
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According to the book, Streisand's stepfather idolized her sister Rosalind, while dismissing and insulting Streisand at every turn, constantly berating her looks.
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Sylvester Stallone is dismissing claims that he had to be consoled after losing this year's Best Supporting Actor Oscar to Mark Rylance.
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Instead of simplifying Windows and launching similar devices, Microsoft went on the offensive, dismissing them with its aggressive anti-Google Scroogled campaign.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate will not take up the legislation, dismissing the bill as "political theater" by Democrats.
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But, in the health care system, that bias can lead to doctors dismissing patients' concerns and telling them to just lose weight.
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Ford has been sharply critical of arms control advocates, dismissing many of them as "dim bulbs or apologists" in a recent speech.
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" As the pressure has grown on Trump, Gingrich has taken a different tack, dismissing the idea of impeachment as "absurdity" and "hopeless.
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By dismissing the world as imbalanced at best, outright malicious at worst, Phillips is enabling his viewers' worst and most destructive impulses.
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I'm not dismissing it, I just think that we've got some other ideas around how we might solve it in interesting ways.
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Manafort is also appealing a judge's order in April dismissing his civil lawsuit challenging the validity of special counsel Robert Mueller's appointment.
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Markets have rallied on hopes that a 24.63-Star/PD deal is in the offing, dismissing a number of apparent stumbling blocks.
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In dismissing claims against individual investigators, Wood had written that it was not clearly established in 2014 that the searches were illegal.
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Now, however, the studios seem poised to learn from the hits these audiences turn out for, rather than dismissing them as outliers.
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Some members of Team Trump have attacked those who don't rally around him, dismissing Republican critics or opponents as disgusting and dangerous.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, however, tweeted late Saturday that Trump had told him that he never suggested dismissing the Fed chief.
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After dismissing the theory of a micrometeoroid impact, Rogozin said it looked as if the hole had been made by a drill.
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Consider also that Oracle, which seems to be complaining the loudest, was rather late to the cloud after years of dismissing it.
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"Dismissing the Obama family in Bariloche," Macri wrote in Spanish alongside a snap of himself and Awada speaking with Obama and Michelle.
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Judge Michael Fitzgerald agreed, and while he favored Swift by dismissing the lawsuit, he couldn't leave without throwing some shade her way.
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Since teams rarely lose all their wickets in the short forms of the game, frugal bowling is prized rather simply dismissing batsmen.
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"Completely ignoring voices that you don't like, or dismissing them as garbage, that doesn't tend to work out very well," Warzel said.
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The district court clearly erred in ignoring or dismissing this historical background evidence, all of which supports a finding of discriminatory intent.
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Trump denied that, telling reporters on Thursday he has not given "any thought" to dismissing Mueller: I haven't given it any thought.
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Marie Avgeropoulos' lawyer, Shawn Holley, appeared in an L.A. courtroom Tuesday, along with the prosecutor, for the formality of dismissing the case.
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" Dismissing Cruz's recent attack that he is the favored candidate of the establishment, Trump said, "We've got to be a little establishment.
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But in dismissing the lawsuit, the judge said the plaintiffs could not trace the prawns they bought to the suppliers in question.
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It will be vital that Democrats take these steps without dismissing the important issues that the party has embraced since the 1960s.
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It's an expedient scapegoat so they can avoid tough questions about defunding climate programs and dismissing scientists even as climate change accelerates.
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In a video clip dismissing the report's findings, Likud said 985,408 Israelis had voted for Netanyahu in the previous election in 2015.
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It was that, plus another decision that made no sense to them — dismissing misdemeanor charges against a woman accused of stealing mail.
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In dismissing the complaint, Judge Lamberth seemed to rely on the government's contention that Fannie and Freddie were in a death spiral.
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Angrily dismissing those concerns, Turkish officials say they are rooting out a serious internal threat from followers of a U.S.-based cleric.
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The appeals court agreed with the Gaetanos that Judge Friedman erred in dismissing their claims against the U.S. on his own initiative.
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But his party has blocked opposition leaders at every turn, dismissing them as right-wing radicals doing the bidding of foreign powers.
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And the film skewers the silliness of being a "social media star" without dismissing the reasons why a person might become one.
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As a result, Netflix's reboot is warm and cheerful while not dismissing anyone's emotions, especially those that younger viewers can relate to.
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Mr. Trump has discussed dismissing the intelligence community's inspector general, Michael Atkinson — the official who reported the whistle-blower's complaint to Congress.
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"Plaintiffs present no concrete evidence to substantiate their fear," U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel wrote in his decision dismissing the professors' complaint.
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The White House also said Trump has "no intention" of dismissing Mueller, despite recent reports that the president is weighing firing him.
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The company has argued that dismissing the IPR case using the tribe's sovereign immunity had nothing to do with the federal case.
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He's emphasized that he never had a Canadian passport, dismissing the story as a "non-issue" being drummed up by the media.
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Zurich-based FIFA said it was dismissing all charges against another Ghanaian match official, David Lionheart Nii Lartey Laryea, following an investigation.
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"After spending his entire career — and this entire campaign — demeaning women and dismissing the need to support working families," Maya Harris, Mrs.
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Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, has no immediate plans to combat the fires, dismissing them as part of South America's usual dry season.
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Critics of the government have questioned the authenticity of the confessions, dismissing them as propaganda tools that were probably obtained by force.
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In October 2017, Catalonia unilaterally declared independence, prompting Madrid to intervene in the region by dismissing its parliament and arresting secessionist leaders.
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But a Massachusetts federal appellate court ruling last week dismissing a defamation case against Bill Cosby seems dissonant with this growing movement.
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Reporting that he went to a plaza and "declared himself" president risks dismissing a critical juncture in the political life of Venezuela.
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Dismissing the concerns of people who used to feel invisible is exactly the wrong thing to do (and not a good look).
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In fact, it was King Salman who set the precedent for such moves by dismissing the crown prince named by his predecessor.
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If he wins, it'll be the second time in four years when an early poll leader won, despite many dismissing his candidacy.
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Only this will enable presidents to comply with the command of the Constitution by appointing and dismissing the members of their administrations.
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But stifling or dismissing the importance of those different perspectives could very easily lead a company, a team or you to lose.
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Astrology is not a tool for dismissing people or experiences, or a scapegoat on which to blame all your problems and decisions.
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While "Chaves' misconduct is deeply troubling," it did not qualify as "outrageous government misconduct" that could justify dismissing the case, Chin added.
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The Alaska senator noted that she agreed with several points made by Collins, including dismissing concerns that Kavanaugh would overturn Roe v.
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Jerry Moran of Kansas, said he wasn't clear what message Virginia voters sent but cautioned his Republicans colleagues from dismissing the outcome.
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"I believe you cannot understand Islam as a great religion if you are dismissing completely what happened before Islam," Prince Sultan said.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is dismissing rumors of a 2018 Senate run in a Sunday Facebook post, saying his current priority is redistricting reform.
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If he did, he'd understand where Donald Trump's supporters are coming from instead of dismissing them as though they were beneath him.
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Vladimir Putin surprised Kremlin-watchers by dismissing his chief of staff, Sergei Ivanov, above left, a trusted aide for over four decades.
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Anything less – like dismissing it as no big deal or assuming they'll reschedule quickly – won't win you any favors (or second chances).
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With the Palestinians dismissing the plan as "dead on arrival," some analysts question whether it will ever see the light of day.
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Dismissing gloomy forecasts, he predicted "pent-up demand" would soon jump-start the zero interest-rate economy the Fed had finally permitted.
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This was a twist on Ryan's go-to evasion of dismissing the medium of "tweets," rather than condemning their words or intent.
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So I wasn't so mad at him as I was with the tech leaders, who continually kept dismissing it, which was interesting.
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Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate would not take up the legislation, dismissing the bill as "political theater" by Democrats.
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The Yom Kippur note is Zuckerberg's latest display of increased personal responsibility after first largely dismissing Facebook's negative role in the campaign.
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" In the biography, published in 1972, Dominguin was quoted as dismissing Hemingway as "a commonplace bore" who "knew nothing about fighting bulls.
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Since the investigation ended in March, the president has praised Mr. Flynn and stopped short of dismissing the prospect of a pardon.
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After initially dismissing concerns that it influenced the 2016 election, Facebook has announced a series of moves to prevent its future misuse.
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In one case in South Carolina, a judge noted the command influence issue in dismissing sexual assault charges against an Army officer.
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At least two bipartisan bills have already been introduced in Congress that would prevent the president from dismissing Mueller without additional oversight.
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Mr. Barr, among others, has argued that action authorized by the Constitution — like dismissing the F.B.I. director — by definition cannot constitute obstruction.
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By then, critics were dismissing Mr. Max as more artsy than artist, more concerned with commercial viability than creating museum-grade masterpieces.
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Last month, after the pope's remarks dismissing allegations against Bishop Barros as "slander," Cardinal O'Malley issued a remarkable defense of the victims.
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The series, about a female wrestling program, has already dealt with sexual harassment, blatantly objectifying women and dismissing them in workplace settings.
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Mr. Shine was accused in several lawsuits of covering up Mr. Ailes's behavior and dismissing concerns from women who complained about it.
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Trump and top administration officials have recently weighed dismissing Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson.
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Earlier this month,Trump fired two key impeachment witnesses who were involved in the controversy over aid to Ukraine, dismissing Lt. Col.
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Nadal had no trouble dismissing No. 235 Benoit Paire of France, 6-1, 6-4, 6-1 in 13 hour 36 minutes.
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" California Secretary of State Alex Padilla, a Democrat, responded to Trump's assertion in a statement dismissing the President as "a conspiracy theorist.
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Representative Liz Cheney, Republican of Wyoming, deleted a Twitter post she had written last week praising Mr. Trump's letter dismissing Mr. Comey.
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On Wednesday, Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales told reporters that his government had not signed any such agreement, dismissing it as a rumor.
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Throughout the book, Trump defends his father's administration, bashing the Mueller report and dismissing accusations of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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"This is the real me," said Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari, dismissing the allegation as "ignorant rumors" after a period of ill health.
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I am happy the prosecutors handling this case did what was fair and just today in Dismissing the charge against Mr. Hernandez.
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Trump, who leads Republican candidates in opinion polls, lashed out on Thursday, dismissing the pope's remarks as "disgraceful" for questioning his faith.
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Merkely told The Hill in a statement that the emails are an example of the administration dismissing the role of congressional oversight.
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The phrase "I'm actually at capacity" has become the go-to for dismissing any pressing issues, from deadlines to Scandinavian cult initiations.
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On the one hand, Trump has promised more staff shakeups in the wake of dismissing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday.
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Short of dismissing Assange's indictment with prejudice, the government will always have an advantage that can never be matched by the defense.
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The comments were striking for their willingness to admit Mr. Trump's wrongdoing, while still dismissing the case Democrats had built against him.
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On Wednesday morning, Iranian authorities immediately attributed the crash to technical problems with the plane, dismissing the idea of a terror attack.
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The Season to Be Stressful Instead of dismissing college students as coddled, celebrate us as more in tune with our mental health.
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Now their owner reportedly is dismissing a story on The Athletic that says they might be on the move again -- to London.
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"I would say, listen to the witnesses," Cohen replied when asked what he thought of Republicans dismissing the probe as a sham.
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But it does not relieve us of the responsibility of choosing which teachings express that faith and dismissing those that do not.
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First, dismissing the importance of Russia's intervention is naïve, but at the same time proclamations of a new Cold War are overblown.
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Initially CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the idea of Facebook impacting the elections was "crazy," but later apologized for dismissing the real concerns.
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Trump has acknowledged discussing Biden and the investigation with Zelensky but has repeatedly said he did nothing wrong while dismissing Democratic criticisms.
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Perhaps the most delicate matter to confront Senate Republicans was the idea of quickly dismissing Trump's impeachment and effectively skipping a trial.
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Many upper-caste villagers defended the men and questioned the woman's character, some dismissing her death as a love affair gone wrong.
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"The people of Pittsburgh cannot be conned by this guy Lamb," Trump said, dismissing Lamb's efforts to run as a moderate Democrat.
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On Friday, his lawyers sent a letter to the Department of Treasury's general counsel dismissing the request as a politically motivated pursuit.
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Dismissing Sondland Volker and Morrison laid out a bumpy road ahead for Sondland, who is set to testify Wednesday, in their testimony.
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Pelosi has refused to cave, dismissing Trump's demand last week and insisting it is not required under the Constitution or House rules.
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Rather than dismissing small cities and towns, Ozimek argues that economists and policymakers should be thinking harder about how to support them.
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Paleocons are largely isolationist, warning America against foreign entanglements and dismissing neocon attempts at democracy promotion as hubristic and doomed to failure.
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It should be obvious why dismissing comments like that as "locker room talk" is a bad, wrong, and clueless thing to do.
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Hickey has a special knack for giving gender credit when it's not due and and dismissing it when it's actually at play.
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Woody catches him in action, and Stinky Pete becomes noticeably flustered, quickly dismissing the women by ushering them out of his packaging.
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