And they think in this situation, if the Democrats are dragging out the bailout, they are dragging out the economy.
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Dragging out & unlocking your phone to reply is a pain.
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Too many owed money to contractors and were dragging out repayment.
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"Dragging out the truth of landscape is exciting but exhausting," she writes.
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Those, too, could end up in court, further dragging out the process.
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Jen: Speaking of Long dragging out the dread, Caroline, let's talk about sex.
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Some of them had bloodstains on their clothes from dragging out the wounded.
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On the flip side, what would Sanders gain by dragging out the nomination?
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Or does it feel like you're dragging out something you'd rather leave behind?
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But the buyer might sue for the money back, dragging out the process.
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He accused Democrats of unnecessarily dragging out the interview, which lasted over three hours.
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That could mean weeks of German instability — possibly dragging out this process into early spring.
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This will be a "never-ending battle" as Zuckerberg said, dragging out over many years.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi is dragging out consideration of Mr. Trump's updated North American trade deal.
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McConnell accused Democrats of dragging out spending talks in order to gain leverage on immigration.
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I want to continue dragging out each hour because I don't want this journey to end.
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"So-lic-it," he added, dragging out the syllables and clinking the ice in his glass.
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The less you thought about why the WWE was dragging out Random Celebrity X, the better.
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McConnell said Democrats are "wasting the Senate's time" by dragging out debate time for uncontroversial nominees.
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Democrats plan to make the process as painful as possible for Republicans by dragging out proceedings.
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Dianne Feinstein, who Ford first notified about the alleged attack, wouldn't mind it dragging out. Why?
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They said the North Korean leader appeared simply to be repackaging and dragging out past pledges.
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"Dragging out the birthday," she wrote, playfully referencing the fact that Shelton's actual birthday was on Tuesday.
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"White Sox," he said triumphantly after a pause, dragging out the vowels in his best American accent.
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That doesn't mean taking over or dragging out a stodgy set of doom-and-gloom talking points.
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But his reluctance works without its feeling as if the show were dragging out the big clinch.
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Conversely, if your fundraise is dragging out and not really catching fire — investors can detect this as well.
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Republicans, meanwhile, regularly accuse committee Democrats of dragging out witness interviews to score political points against the president.
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Concerns that the process is dragging out helped send the display maker's shares tumbling 12 percent on Wednesday.
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And corporations have eight years to bring the money over, dragging out the time available to shelter income.
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Consider this day a brief respite before you find yourself dragging out the heavy coats and planning holiday meals.
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Mr Zuma's lawyers have proved adept at dragging out his defence, but at some point the appeals must end.
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The witnesses said they saw people dragging out a dozen or more victims, showing no obvious sign of life.
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But he also warned against dragging out the process, saying he's hoping Democrats can pass articles within six weeks.
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The messages have been slowly released by WikiLeaks in batches, with the apparent intention of dragging out their news coverage.
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It was a saga that had been dragging out in the media and hobbled Kushner politically, both internally and externally.
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We will never know why he chose to open his performance by dragging out the word "window" for six, wild seconds.
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But as Ocasio-Cortez alluded to, dragging out court cases and paying any fines, are all just part of the game.
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The distrust that is bred by corruption will make it much harder to fight this virus, potentially dragging out the crisis.
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"They are dragging out this whole detention and trial to create more value around Paul," said Elizabeth Whelan, Mr. Whelan's sister.
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The doomed negotiating process is dragging out, and America continues to lose sales to the world's largest and rapidly developing market.
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They could wind up allowing these multiple investigations to keep dragging out without producing the kind of information that moves public opinion.
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He's also not the poster boy for letting things go, so it's no surprise that he's dragging out a days-old controversy.
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Short was addressing a question about whether dragging out the China-bashing into next year would fire up the Trump-Pence base.
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Bernie Sanders's campaign took a similar line against Hillary Clinton in the primaries, accusing her of ducking debates and dragging out negotiations.
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Considering how long Trinkets is dragging out Danny's introduction, he better be a hot former teen star à la the Riverdale parents.
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"Now at last, I believe, we're on the five-yard line," he said, taking swipes at Democrats for dragging out the process.
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"No, no, no," Judy says, Zellweger dragging out the words so that they slide together, like the pills she's about to swallow.
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Democrats don't have much say in when hearings are scheduled, but they can respond to a rushed hearing process by dragging out votes.
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But last week Thailand's parliamentary body voted to postpone enforcement of a new election law by 90 days, dragging out the time frame.
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And let's not forget Germany's low carbon transformation, which seems to be based on dragging out coal consumption for as long as possible.
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If the electoral court nixes the 2014 ticket as a whole, Temer could still appeal to the Supreme Court, dragging out the process.
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Here's one example: when dragging out a selection window, hold down Space to move the selection as well without releasing the mouse button.
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And they're not inclined to settle, even when their chance of winning isn't strong, dragging out the time and cost of the suit.
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Dragging out this kind of information so she can administer appropriate medical care is a huge and time-consuming part of Akter's job.
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Instead, Sanders eked out a win in the state, breathing new life into his campaign and dragging out the fight for another month.
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By dragging out this conflict and inflicting casualties, the Japanese hoped that the carnage would dissuade the US from attacking the Japanese mainland.
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But instead, Republicans have insisted on dragging out the matter, announcing an investigation of Comey's investigation and calling on him to testify before Congress.
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Low bars like this, in Wielgus's view, result in more conflict; we're dragging out this century-long fight over predators rather than resolving it.
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The participants accuse Mr. Mandelblit of dragging out the investigations against Mr. Netanyahu, whose supporters have begun to hold counterdemonstrations in the same area.
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Victims of the fraud have accused the bank of dragging out the compensation process and underestimating the final amount it will have to pay.
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Most important, they have not committed to dragging out the debate as long as possible later this week, by offering a blizzard of amendments.
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Photo: GettyThe hotly anticipated trial between Waymo and Uber began on Monday with Waymo's lawyer dragging out the embarrassing elements of Uber's "hustle-hard" culture.
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New York has blocked multiple natural gas pipelines by dragging out the permitting process for years, despite federal approvals and growing Northeast demand for gas.
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Dragging out the nomination of a new Supreme Court justice puts conservative social issues on the front page and the minds of the entire nation.
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Yes, but: It doesn't hurt that dragging out the culture wars could be taxing on red-state Democrats up for re-election in the Senate.
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Mr. Trump has blamed Democrats for dragging out the confirmation process on his picks, but 21 out of 28 posts have yet to be nominated.
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Generic drug companies are accusing brand-name manufacturers of dragging out negotiations regarding these risk evaluation and mitigation strategies to avoid handing over drug samples.
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But nonetheless, GOP senators are sending a warning that dragging out the vote-a-rama as long as possible may not end well for Democrats.
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Democrats have made clear it wouldn't be easy -- dragging out a the grueling debate in the House Energy and Commerce Committee well into the next day.
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Please put your hand up and he&aposs dragging out, by the way, the investigation he wants to derail many pro-Trump Republicans in the midterms.
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The decision to hold the ceremony on March 4, more than two months after the Golden Globes, was also criticized for unnecessarily dragging out awards season.
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And by dragging out the "mystery," we're being robbed of the chance to actually see Mellie (Bellamy Young) or Cyrus (Jeff Perry) in the Oval Office.
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In the United States there is no time limit once a defendant is sent to trial, which means they have no interest in dragging out proceedings.
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However, House counsel Douglas Letter said that risked dragging out the court fight past the time the census is scheduled to take place on April 1.
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The Senate expects to make significant changes in the legislation, dragging out the process deep into the spring, if it can pass any version at all.
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They put an 80 percent probability on negotiations dragging out for a very long time, and that would keep China's stocks markets volatile and under pressure.
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What it means: Dragging out the phase-out still has the same result: 10 million people who gained insurance coverage via the Medicaid expansion will lose it.
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Solid economic growth means the days of extraordinary stimulus are numbered, although anaemic inflation supports the case for dragging out asset purchases for as long as possible.
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Texaco sued Ecuador for violating the contracts, and when Chevron acquired Texaco in 85033, it accused Ecuador of dragging out litigation between the company and the country.
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But O'Rourke also has attracted grumblings for his overreliance on social media, including livestreaming a dentist appointment, and for dragging out his decision regarding a presidential run.
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In February, Ardern was forced to deny that China was deliberately dragging out the visa process for New Zealander diplomats and postponing trips by officials to Beijing.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the U.S. and China are making progress on a trade deal, including resolving a key sticking point that's been dragging out the process.
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"This is not new to her at all," she jokes, dragging out the last two words as if to underline them in the scribbles of thick black pen.
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But is it a true shoegaze revivial or just a bunch of dour aging musicians dragging out their reverb pedals and cashing in on some early 90s nostalgia?
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If you dread dragging out the lawn mower each week to cut the grass, it may help to know there's a big financial incentive to do it yourself.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the Republican leader, demanded that the ads be pulled, suggesting that Democrats were dragging out emergency funding negotiations to enable the political attacks.
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That risks dragging out a war that Mr. Putin has depicted at home as quick, cheap and easy at a time when many Russians have been struggling economically.
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Struggling with objectively awful English accents, the two actors spend their time on screen dragging out terrible jokes, as though trapped in the improv-exercise equivalent of eternal damnation.
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TOKYO, July 211.7 (Reuters) - Japanese shares slid on Wednesday, hurt by U.S. President Donald Trump warning China against dragging out trade talks while disappointing earnings hit Nintendo and banks.
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Acting Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny again lost a vote in parliament to be re-elected premier on Wednesday, dragging out a political deadlock following inconclusive elections in February.
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As the program became more complex, it generated puzzlelike underpaintings on canvas that he set about completing, dragging out his tubes of paint for the first time in years.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.), a member of the House Appropriations panel, also expressed concerned that dragging out the budget process would take away time from writing the spending bills.
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This is absolutely critical, as the feedback of what you see affects how you write — when you stop crossing that T or dragging out the descender of that y.
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And given that one of the biggest legislative opportunities comes with the budget, senators rush to the floor to offer amendments, often dragging out the process, the study adds.
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And dragging out this unseemly fight in public is going to come back to haunt you," Cavuto told Trump on air during his show, "Your World With Neil Cavuto.
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Until now, the FCC has fought to keep any records related to the video under wraps, misapplying exemptions under the Freedom of Information Act and needlessly dragging out the mystery.
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Some Democrats feared that dragging out a shutdown fight in January would hurt their 2018 chances — and indeed, Democrats are hoping to make significant gains in this year's midterm elections.
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But they also told Reuters they widely expected Janot to use the strategy of dragging out the charges against Temer in an effort to wear down lawmakers with multiple votes.
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The NLRB said the changes were necessary because a small number of companies were intentionally dragging out the election process, sometimes for months, to coerce workers to vote against unions.
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However, dragging out the confirmation (or lack thereof) of Obama's candidate for the court keeps these issues on the front page into fall, after the Republican nominee has been chosen.
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Protracted protests last year forced Ottawa to veto one major pipeline from Alberta's oil sands to the Pacific Coast and are dragging out study of another line to the Atlantic.
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In what appeared to be co-ordinated statements, ECB chief economist Peter Praet and financial markets head Benoit Coeure both warned of the potential consequences of dragging out the Brexit negotiations.
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The DeVos fight has become emblematic of the knock-down brawls that Democrats have set for almost all of Trump's top nominees -- dragging out, but ultimately unable to stop their approval.
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Microsoft has been dragging out the Crackdown 3 announcement for years, but now the explosive shooter has a release date: November 7th, the same day as the Xbox One X's launch.
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Indeed, before the failure of the Senate to advance a plan to repeal Obamacare, Senate Democrats were forcing Republicans to go through all procedural steps for nominees, dragging out the process.
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But with the election board dragging out the process and Maduro vowing there will be no such vote in 2016, it is hard to see how the opposition can force it.
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And in terms of overall impact, it's these smaller coverage gaps that can cause the biggest economic disruption, oftentimes by dragging out recovery from either a natural or man-made disaster.
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At 7:30 on Saturday, a handful of New York comics summon reminders of awkward teenage years, dragging out old photos, diary entries and original songs to pillory their adolescent selves.
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On the floor, Democrats are dragging out a final vote on Rex Tillerson to be secretary of state even though he easily cleared a procedural hurdle Monday and is headed toward confirmation.
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But a spokesman for Mara Patani, one of the insurgent groups talking to the government, told Reuters that progress has been slow and blamed the Thai government for dragging out the talks.
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The process of bringing disputes to NAFTA or the World Trade Organization can take years, and Washington tends to challenge the rulings, dragging out the pain for domestic producers hit by tariffs.
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And given that one of the biggest legislative opportunities comes with the budget, senators rush to the floor to offer amendments, often dragging out the process, the study adds: http://bit.ly/2q9JWOW.
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Many believe he weakened Hillary Clinton by dragging out the primary — at one point even threatening a contested convention — and then only halfheartedly rallying his fans behind her when it was over.
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The appeals court's move came after House Democrats' lawyers warned earlier in the day that the Justice Department might be seeking to stall the impeachment inquiry by dragging out the court fight.
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Their only other option is to risk another shutdown dragging out and Republicans continuing to bludgeon them for holding the government hostage over what the GOP has repeatedly claimed is an unrelated issue.
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But the tribunals at Guantánamo have repeatedly sputtered, dragging out for more than a decade cases that were originally envisioned to be so speedy that they were set in temporary buildings and tents.
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From Israel's perspective, he says, the political cost of dragging out hundreds of thousands of settlers and giving up the security advantage of a presence on the West Bank is simply too high.
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Democrats have no immediate prospect of stopping Trump nominees, but by dragging out the confirmation process, they said, they can slow Mr. Trump's ability to carry out policies that many Democrats adamantly oppose.
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Republicans appear to hope that by dragging out the process, they can plant seeds of doubts with the public about impeachment — and make vulnerable Democrats all the more nervous about the path forward.
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At the news conference, Mr. Yanukovych and his lawyer accused the Ukrainian government of deliberately dragging out the trial in order to prevent him from telling an alternative version of what had happened.
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But Cornyn, asked about timing of the legislation, appeared to signal that it was held up because of Democrats dragging out debate time, and eating up the Senate's floor schedule, over judicial nominees.
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"The market doesn't like the fact that the deal they announced some time ago is dragging out and taking some time to be finalised," said Greg Katzenellenbogen, senior portfolio manager at Sanlam Private Wealth.
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But the minority has calculated that it's the best move they have, rather than risk a shutdown dragging out and Republicans continuing to bludgeon them for refusing to approve a six-year CHIP extension.
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Republicans remained divided over how to wind down the trial, with several expressing dissatisfaction about dragging out the proceedings over the weekend or into next week, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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"The market doesn't like the fact that the deal they announced some time ago is dragging out and taking some time to be finalized," said Greg Katzenellenbogen, senior portfolio manager at Sanlam Private Wealth.
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By dragging out the process they created uncertainty that stymied the development of infrastructure and advanced biofuels which then allowed them to claim there was insufficient infrastructure and advanced biofuels to meet statutory targets.
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With a simple majority needed for nominations, Democrats can't block them on their own forcing them to weigh the value of dragging out the procedural clock versus giving their senators more time to campaign.
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Mr. Carter feared that the accord would reveal too much to the Russians about American targeting intelligence, and argued that Moscow was cynically dragging out the process in President Obama's final months in office.
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Republican members say their counterparts on the opposite side of the aisle have been unnecessarily dragging out questioning, adding that they have seen no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.
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The White House blames Democrats for dragging out the confirmation process for its nominees, and says vetting picks has been more complicated than usual because many come from the business world rather than government.
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And I was a sucker for anything advertised on TV, once dragging out all the towels in the house to recreate a fabric softener ad featuring a kid flopping onto a pile of fluffy towels.
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In some instances, Trump's nominees have been confirmed with bipartisan support after McConnell invoked cloture, spurring accusations by Republicans that Democrats are unnecessarily dragging out the process by not just allowing a vote to begin with.
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And Pagliano's refusal to detail the system used to set up Clinton's email server will leave the machine shrouded in mystery, dragging out an issue that has dogged her presidential campaign for more than a year.
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Several senior conservatives, including CSU chief Markus Soeder, have urged the CDU to decide on its leadership soon, arguing that dragging out a contest until a party conference in December would hit the Union's poll ratings.
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"The picture is increasingly blurred but it seems to me things are dragging out, possibly making Generali more vulnerable to a foreign takeover," said Roberto Lottici, fund manager at Ifigest which owns shares in Intesa and Generali.
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Once a brisk half-hour that was a favorite of fans, the show for the first time lasted two hours, dragging out the suspense for bubble teams and for fans who wanted to fill out their brackets.
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Centrist Democrats running for reelection in states that Trump won by large margins in 2016 said there was little point in dragging out another week in Washington to vote on a batch of judges considered largely noncontroversial.
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Since BuzzFeed's chief executive, Jonah Peretti, and its managers started delivering the bad news, the company has faced criticism for dragging out the firing process, and employees who were let go have publicly criticized their severance packages.
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Dunn says the Education Department's action also got rid of a rule to resolve cases within 60 days — a change that she says eases pressure on educational institutions while dragging out the stress of the process on victims.
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Even as they have delayed any agreement for at least six months of negotiations, the lawyers have condemned the special counsel for dragging out the inquiry, saying he has had more than enough time to complete his investigation.
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Though this year's updates to the iMac line bring a considerable performance bump over the prior models, it still feels like Apple is dragging out the timeline on the iMac, and it's long overdue for a more comprehensive refresh.
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"It is very likely that Mr. Mendez won't be able to carry out his visit before the end of his term, which is exactly what the U.S. likely intended in delaying and dragging out the process," Dakwar told Reuters.
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This marked Oscar De La Hoya's first attempt at promoting in MMA but was the logical conclusion to the work Bellator and others have been doing to keep dragging out names from 2008, long past their sell by date.
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Dr. Sbitany acknowledged the material can be costly, but noted that the new reconstruction method can be done in one operation, at the same time as the mastectomy, instead of dragging out for months and requiring a second surgery.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell rebuffed Speaker Nancy Pelosi's demands for him to immediately sketch out the procedure for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, dragging out the stalemate between the two congressional leaders and leaving no end in sight.
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Since the report aired, Ms. Maddow's approach — dragging out the revelation for more than 20 minutes, past the first commercial break — has been mocked by the late-night host Stephen Colbert and criticized as overly dramatic by political reporters.
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How do you do that, you need to get this big fiscal stuff in Washington through, you got to get the tax cut done, you got to get the infrastructure bill done, and you know, thats dragging out right now.
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Lawmakers said they're concerned that by not singling out the Ukraine controversy — and aggressively pursuing an impeachment investigation based on that alone — they risk dragging out the process further, bumbling their message and losing the public's attention at a critical point.
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Anyone driving down the causeway to the airport, past the power plant, could see through its chain-link fence the turbines standing silent, tense as raised shoulders; the grounds swamped in seawater, the ebbing tide dragging out an iridescent Rorschach of petroleum.
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That represented a rare moment of contrition from a leader who has mocked his non-Zulu opponents' pronunciation of Nkandla - rolling his eyes in parliament and dragging out the main syllable, 'Nkaaaaaaaandla' - and has criticized "clever blacks" for getting upset about the issue.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nomura analysts see a high likelihood further negotiations between the United States and China will be needed before a final trade deal is reached, dragging out a dispute between the world's two biggest economies that has kept investors on edge.
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But Democrats say the votes, along with dragging out the committee markups by offering dozens of amendments, could ultimately slow down the process long enough for CBO to release its assessment of the bill, which is expected to come early next week.
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Top Benghazi panel Dem endorses Hillary Clinton For their part, Democrats have repeatedly charged the GOP is dragging out its review in an effort to target former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who is the front-runner for the 2016 Democratic nomination for president.
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LONDON, May 8 (Reuters) - Nomura analysts see a high likelihood further negotiations between the United States and China will be needed before a final trade deal is reached, dragging out a dispute between the world's two biggest economies that has kept investors on edge.
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They argue that Mao deliberately prolonged the war by dragging out talks on an armistice that other combatants were ready to declare, notably by stubbornly demanding the return to China of 14,000 Chinese prisoners-of-war who were desperate to be sent to Taiwan.
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Key also describes these interactions in graphic detail — he recalls blowing open the doors of civilians' homes, running in with teams of five to six men, dragging out any male over five feet tall to be interrogated, and holding women and children at gunpoint.
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"Senate Democrats spent the first two years of the Trump administration dragging out the confirmation process to not only deny the president his team, but also to waste hours of floor time that should have been spent focusing on the American people's priorities," Republican Sen.
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Mr. Lott was no more interested in dragging out the trial than Mr. Daschle, and few if any senators in either party were excited about the idea of Monica S. Lewinsky being interrogated on the Senate floor about her sexual encounters with Mr. Clinton.
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"Ever since their disastrous 11-hour marathon hearing with Secretary Clinton backfired last fall, Republicans have been trying to redeem themselves by demanding more and more duplicative and unnecessary interviews and dragging out their sham of an investigation closer to the election," top Rep.
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This was a gross exaggeration, but Ms Sturgeon could not have scripted a better illustration than the Brexit vote and its aftermath: a mean, isolationist England (where the political mood is increasingly nasty) dragging out a Scotland where every single local authority area voted to stay.
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With the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries dragging out negotiating the terms of a production cap, traders are now betting that a supply glut that has depressed crude prices this year will take longer to alleviate than previously anticipated, due to disagreements among OPEC members.
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It isn't in the service of any of the themes the film has struggled to express, it's just a meat-headed, brutal throwdown, with Batman dragging out the combat in the name of bloody-minded sadism, and Superman making the same grating mistakes over and over.
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If Hong Kong "does not pass legislation on its own, and this keeps dragging out too long, that would also be intolerable," said Gu Minkang, a Chinese researcher on Hong Kong law who teaches at a college in Hunan Province in southern China, said by telephone.
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At this "roast," the gluttons for punishment who will be dragging out old photos, diary entries and original songs to pillory their adolescent selves will include Jasmine Pierce, a writer for "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon"; Josh Gondelman, a writer for "Last Week Tonight"; and others.
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"Senate Democrats spent the first two years of the Trump administration dragging out the confirmation process to not only deny the president his team, but also to waste hours of floor time that should have been spent focusing on the American people's priorities," Blunt said in a statement.
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Calling more witnesses could mean dragging out the impeachment process well into the 2020 election season, a risky move given Trump's approval numbers are unchanged from October and only half the country thinks he should be impeached and removed from office, according to a CNN poll released Tuesday.
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By slowing down and repeating the government footage in CROSSROADS, in some sense dragging out the destruction, Conner re-creates the fascination and horror he experienced as a teenager, watching patriotic newsreel footage in a movie theater before the main attraction played, reports that documented the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (Utah), a Republican member of the panel, dismissed the investigation as a never-ending issue that Democrats are dragging out.
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"From a pure profitability perspective, it is better off dragging out the competition case, continuing its practices for as long as possible, and ultimately paying a fine that will be smaller than the profits it generates by continuing the conduct," Thomas Vinje, a lawyer who advises several of Google's competitors, told Reuters.
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While some Republicans hope to gain leverage by dragging out negotiations and increase the risk that DACA recipients could lose status and even be deported, advocates have made clear to Democrats they should feel empowered to reject a deal that benefits DACA immigrants at the expense of scores of others and their families.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) was able to force a brief, hours-long closure last month by dragging out the Senate's rulebook.
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As American negotiators resumed talks in Shanghai, Trump admonished China for failing to keep up its promises to buy more US agricultural products and warned against a strategy of dragging out negotiations to end a trade impasse in the hopes that a Democrat -- such as former Vice President Joe Biden -- might win the White House.
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The Iraqis do not have the luxury of conducting a siege: Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has told his generals that dragging out the Mosul operation, now in its seventh month, would work only to the advantage of the Islamic State, which many in the West call ISIS or ISIL, but the Iraqis call Daesh.
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In fact, after dragging out the primary despite knowing he was losing and giving a lukewarm endorsement to Clinton after she cinched the nomination, Sanders came out with Our Revolution, which was published only one week after the 2016 election, and Bernie Sanders Guide to Political Revolution, which hit shelves only a few weeks ago in late August.
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"North Korea may have been surprised by Trump's immediate acceptance of the offer to hold a U.S.-DPRK summit and may be carefully planning a response or they could also be dragging out their answer to create even greater suspense and drive more attention to the issue," said Collins of the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Instead, the so-called "national dialogue" convened by Kabila has been boycotted by most of the political opposition — including Moïse Katumbi and Etienne Tshisekedi, the two most prominent leaders — who sense the talks are no more than a ploy to allow the incumbent to stay in power past his term of office by dragging out the process.
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If you look at the Great Recession, the Fed's inability or unwillingness to cut short-term interest rates below zero, and the massive human suffering induced by dragging out the recovery over a painful stretch of six or more years, it's clear that it would be desirable to give the Federal Reserve a more robust toolkit for fighting recessions.
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The army suspects the work of Abu Sayyaf, a brutal kidnapping-for-ransom gang from Basilan and the neighbouring island of Jolo which these days claims allegiance to IS. The attack, on July 31st, highlighted the dangers of dragging out a slow, stumbling peace process that had made a leap forward just days before, when President Rodrigo Duterte enacted the Bangsamoro Organic Law.
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For their part, Democrats, still seething from the election and eager to please their affronted base, have done all they can to stymie what little the Republicans have tried to do, dragging out cabinet nominations to the best of their procedural ability and instigating a nasty fight over Mr. Trump's choice for the Supreme Court that ended a decades-long tradition of bipartisan comity on such nominees.
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McConnell warned Democrats are playing with fire by dragging out the talks, pointing to the morning's drop in the stock markets, which have wiped out gains made since President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 2628 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE won the 28500 election.
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The gap certainly widened between 2010 and 2014 but here in 2016, at a best-on-best tournament designed (rigged, practically) by the NHL to get the Americans into the semifinal round, USA Hockey has been exposed as a behind-the-times, knuckle-dragging, out-of-touch entity in desperate need of an organizational philosophy shift out of 03 to 2016, because the assembling and usage of this current roster is nothing short of shameful.
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In the season finale of The Bachelor, Arie first chose Becca K. to propose to, but after thinking about it for a very short amount of time, he ended up breaking up with his new fiancé and proposed to the woman who originally came in second place, Lauren B. It wasn't a great look to begin with, but Arie made it so much worse by trying to be a nice guy about it and dragging out the whole scenario for an uncomfortably long amount of time.
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Kim Dong-yup, a former South Korean navy officer, told Reuters that the weapons were not as aggressive as long-range missiles but were "enough to subtly pressure" the US.Ankit Panda, an international security and defense expert, also tweeted that the apparently new missile would "also really punch up the qualitative opportunity costs of dragging out diplomacy with Kim Jong Un."He also added that being able to fly 690 km "gets this missile mighty close to being able to strike" the US Marine Corps Air Station at Iwakuni, which is home to F-35s stealth fighter jets.
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