With a 7-to-1 ratio of favorable to unfavorable rating nationally, Biden's favorable-to-unfavorable rating is the highest of any Democrat tested.
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The scheme would require that state legislative districts be split evenly between districts that are more favorable to Democrats and districts more favorable to Republicans.
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You could line up all those potential maps on a continuum, from the one most favorable to Republicans to the one most favorable to Democrats.
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Views of Sinema remain more positive than negative (49% favorable to 41% unfavorable) while voters tilt narrowly negative on McSally (44% favorable to 47% unfavorable).
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Over the past generation, congressional Republicans have been clearly more favorable to trade than congressional Democrats, though presidents of both parties have been favorable to trade.
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You may also notice that Gallup's polling is more favorable to the anti-abortion side, while Pew's is more favorable to the abortion-rights side. Why?
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On the Senate side, Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell earns a 27% favorable to 42% unfavorable mark, and Democrat Chuck Schumer holds a 29% favorable to 32% unfavorable rating.
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The truth is more nuanced and less favorable to Trump.
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Cruz's ratings are 40 percent favorable to 32 percent unfavorable.
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Are the demographics of the district favorable to your candidacy?
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The agreement with Energy Transfer was very favorable to Williams.
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The primary electorate on Tuesday was largely favorable to Biden.
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Moreover, the electoral calendar is highly favorable to the opposition.
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Priorities found that drop off voters were distinctly lukewarm toward Hillary Clinton: Just 30% describe themselves as very favorable to Clinton, far lower than the 72% who describe themselves as very favorable to Barack Obama.
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Trump's much nearer to break-even — 45% favorable to 47% unfavorable.
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Other attorneys said state courts are typically more favorable to plaintiffs.
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O'Rourke isn't unpopular, with a 45% favorable to 20123% unfavorable rating.
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It is favorable to invest in your home in some way.
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Republicans were seen similarly, 21625 percent favorable to 2900 percent unfavorable.
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Native Americans tend to vote in numbers more favorable to Democrats.
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Yes, but: Iowa's demographics (91% white) are particularly favorable to Buttigieg.
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Yet they covertly pushed positions favorable to Ukraine as paid lobbyists.
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The court already has issued some rulings favorable to Trump's agenda.
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In Missouri, both McCaskill and Hawley have net-positive favorability ratings among those likely to vote, albeit not by large margins: 49% favorable to 13% unfavorable for McCaskill and 43% favorable to 38% unfavorable for Hawley.
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Both sides have attracted support that doesn't necessarily split down partisan lines; the Education and Labor bill is seen as more favorable to insurers while the Ways and Means bill is more favorable to doctors and hospitals.
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Lower interest rates are favorable to companies and can lead equities higher.
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Of those, 70 reported results that were favorable to the industry sponsor.
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This country is very more favorable to smokers, no pictures at all.
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The fundamentals of the Curry issue are also less favorable to Trump.
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The big picture: Democrats and young adults are increasingly favorable to socialism.
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Schumer's national approval ratings are 220006 percent favorable to 2202 percent unfavorable.
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Many Chinese think another Democratic president would not be favorable to China.
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Higher turnout in midterm elections is generally seen as favorable to Democrats.
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Trump's favorability rating is also steady at 40% favorable to 55% unfavorable.
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Biden's 5.5-to-1 favorable to unfavorable rating is the highest. 3.
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Many are young, and might not be especially favorable to Mr. Trump.
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According to Argentine Jesuits, he was never favorable to Marxist-tinged theology.
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This makes the basic framing of a presidential debate favorable to her.
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In the Silent Generation, women are 8 points more favorable to Democrats.
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That's the common telling of this story, and one favorable to Microsoft.
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The most recent rounds of polling have been more favorable to Sanders.
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Until recently the political situation was favorable to bipartisan criminal justice reform.
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Anti-government protesters criticize this system as favorable to pro-Beijing interests.
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Hudson's new district takes in Fayetteville, making it more favorable to Democrats.
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Trump posted a negative split — 2202 percent favorable to 2628 percent unfavorable.
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After Saturday, the race moves to territory that is more favorable to Gov.
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Mylan has also lobbied in Washington to seek legislation favorable to its business.
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" The nominating system, McKee told me, is now "favorable to a black woman.
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However, overall, Democrats still tilt negative for her, 13% favorable to 21% unfavorable.
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His favorable numbers with Democrats are a staggering 043% favorable to 2% unfavorable.
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The team also discussed working with specific writers on pieces favorable to Clinton.
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Remember this: Trump defines "fair" coverage as coverage that is favorable to him.
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The rest of the country may be even less favorable to Mr. Sanders.
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I think that could create conditions more favorable to finding a negotiated outcome.
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Mr. Clayton, however, recently promoted an idea that similarly is favorable to business.
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The margins, however, may not be as favorable to him as once projected.
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It's not yet clear who is going to be favorable to our initiatives.
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The conversation in Washington has shifted to issues that are favorable to Democrats.
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Among Democrats, she merits a net-positive 41% favorable to 5% unfavorable view.
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Scientists deliver outcomes favorable to companies, while university research departments court corporate support.
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The terms of crypto capital are more favorable to entrepreneurs than venture capital.
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Clinton's campaign seemed to contribute to lower turnout among voters favorable to her.
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Or they steer conversations or debate to ground that is favorable to them.
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But in public court rulings, judges have been less than favorable to Uber.
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When it comes to maximizing growth, compound interest is favorable to simple interest.
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Analysts and investors see the terms of that deal as particularly favorable to Buffett.
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So far, investors haven't been favorable to Snap while Facebook's stock continues to soar.
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This was due to greater wetness plus altered temperature conditions favorable to the pathogen.
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Of course the current state of politics is not favorable to big policy breakthroughs.
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"The franchise agreement is universally compiled to be favorable to the franchisor," said Rosen.
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The Cook Political Report rates all four of those districts as favorable to Democrats.
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Wheeler was favorable to it at first, but it seems harder to defend now.
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Democrats have criticized Republican plans as too favorable to the wealthiest Americans and corporations.
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A September 0153 CNN poll had Michelle Obama at 62% favorable to 25% unfavorable.
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A Brady violation occurs when prosecutors suppress evidence that is favorable to a defendant.
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Drudge often cites Rasmussen polls, which have been more favorable to Trump than others.
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Among them are four women -- all Democrats -- running in districts favorable to their party.
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Clinton allies argue that these demographic quirks made those states unusually favorable to Sanders.
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But these states are not as favorable to Mr. Sanders as they were then.
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Mr. Abrams still expects Ms. Shalala to win in a year favorable to Democrats.
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All regional newspapers are now under the control of businessmen favorable to Mr. Orban.
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They take place over terrain that was, four years ago, largely favorable to Sen.
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One reason is the economics of serving the underserved is not favorable to incumbents.
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However, Irvin said back in 2004, the entertainment landscape wasn't favorable to LGBTQ representation.
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Ms. Powell had suggested that the report would include revelations favorable to her client.
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But the two indelible moments in these finals were not as favorable to James.
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The Committees must also disclose evidence that is favorable to the president, he wrote.
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Whereas candidate Trump was favorable to Russia, the Trump administration has been more antagonistic.
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"He blocks any law that is not favorable to his business interests," he said.
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The Republicans are reshaping the system to make it even more favorable to them.
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But if anything, you might expect that to make the chart less favorable to the uber-rich (who lost heavily in the Great Recession) and more favorable to the bottom 50 percent (as emerging economies like India, China, and Brazil proved recession-proof).
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We will have learned that Hispanics, a key voting bloc, are less favorable to Mrs.
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It seems likely that the regulatory environment under Trump would be favorable to this deal.
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Control of state chambers grants control over map redistricting, which is currently favorable to Republicans.
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The district lines were redrawn for the November election, making them more favorable to Democrats.
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Trump ordered a renegotiation of the trade pact to offer terms more favorable to Washington.
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That said, the VPN's terms may be more favorable to your privacy than, say, Comcast's.
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The lead detective is under investigation for witness tampering and withholding evidence favorable to Weinstein.
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Wall Street has viewed Trump's business-friendly policies as favorable to stocks and the economy.
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The three judges made few comments but appeared favorable to both defense and prosecution positions.
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The outcome of that case, which was decided in 2012, was largely favorable to Google.
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" The result: "110 stories advanced a narrative that was more favorable to Obama than McCain.
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The state received 11 written comments; only one of them was favorable to the proposal.
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Capuano has a 61-21625 favorable to unfavorable split, with Pressley at 2900 to 220006.
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"I'm not going to judge whether it was favorable to whom or what," he said.
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But the president and his allies believe the call will be favorable to his case.
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In the last decade, Republican governors helped draw lines that were more favorable to Republicans.
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In settling on terms favorable to two of the men, Google protected its own interests.
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She described the current market conditions as more favorable to buyers, with more inventory available.
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A portion of the Republican platform was changed in a way more favorable to Russia.
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For nearly two decades now, the demographic trendline in Georgia has been favorable to Democrats.
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In other speeches, she appeared favorable to both free trade pacts and the Keystone Pipeline.
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McCarthy earlier this month accused Google of "controlling the internet" in ways favorable to liberals.
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In the run up to Super Tuesday, the polling in Colorado looked favorable to Sen.
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It is true that Mr. Cuomo has supported a lot of legislation favorable to women.
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But that order hasn't been issued, and critics say it's favorable to the drug industry.
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The parts of the I.G. report favorable to Mr. Trump are another weapon of sorts.
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Worries over trade had made safe haven assets such as bonds more favorable to investors.
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Interest groups sought to use WTO dispute resolution processes to enforce provisions favorable to them.
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If impeachment is officially explored, the current congressional reactions do not seem favorable to removal.
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But the laws governing telecommunications services are different, and far more favorable to FCC authority.
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Compared to Sanders's plan, Warren's plan is more favorable to the interests of high-income earners (the part that Sanders likes to emphasize) but also more favorable to Medicaid recipients (probably a framing she would prefer) since there'd be no extra tax on them.
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Blackburn has a 45 percent to 46 percent favorable to unfavorable rating, according to the survey.
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The former Delaware senator earns a significantly positive favorability rating nationally (220% favorable to 228% unfavorable).
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In their opening statements, the top committee Republican and Democrat were both generally favorable to Mattis.
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It was surprising, favorable to one party, and fought between presidential candidates with very distinct perspectives.
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Trump is also locking in the damage further by appointing conservative judges favorable to these rollbacks.
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That, again, is an interpretation of the clip in the light most favorable to Donald Trump.
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The Lee case was the Court's second decision favorable to immigrant rights in as many days.
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Russia wants to restore these politicians to power and install a regime favorable to the Kremlin.
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Views of Kasich divide 0013% favorable to 2001% unfavorable, with 2925% unsure about the Ohio governor.
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When Trump orients American politics around racial conflict, it's a setting fundamentally favorable to the GOP.
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According to the Cook Report, there were 94 Republican held Congressional districts more favorable to Democrats.
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That number is expected to grow as more states change legislation to be favorable to NADA.
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Last month, the Vermont senator received a rating of 65 percent favorable to 23 percent unfavorable.
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Overall, the average poll was about 0.5 point more favorable to Democrats than the final result.
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The arbitration process is both shielded from public scrutiny and generally considered more favorable to employers.
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Both recently wrote op-ed articles sharply critical of Mr. Trump and favorable to Mrs. Clinton.
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However, the energy producer said that overall, the changes will be favorable to its US operations.
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It means a tax code less favorable to the rich and, yes, the upper middle class.
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And the campaign now moves to territory likely to be far more favorable to Mr. Trump.
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The terms of that deal were seen as particularly favorable to Buffett by analysts and investors.
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And so, this is the political situation that I think it's very much favorable to reforms.
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S. economic and trade frictions will surely continue to develop in a direction favorable to China.
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But the primary terrain is thought to be more favorable to Biden in the coming weeks.
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That can be "much more favorable to the dealer than the attribution they thought they had."
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To sort of create a structure, in a political sense, that was favorable to organized crime.
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The Senate bill includes features that would make its plan more favorable to the middle class.
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Dourson's previous research on the subject has been criticized as too favorable to the chemical industry.
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Asabor's finance- and business-related videos target an older audience, which is favorable to Google's advertisers.
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Bondholders have been pushing a reorganization plan that they say is more favorable to wildfire victims.
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Biden is not only the most well-known, he has the best favorable-to-unfavorable ratio.
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Note, for instance, that his tax plan is absurdly favorable to the top 1 percent of Americans.
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And the international environment is arguably more favorable to the regime than it has been since 2011.
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But the general election is likely to present another media story — one less favorable to Trump's chances.
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They tend to cherry-pick data, presenting a case favorable to the war on drugs and prohibition.
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This prevents them from cherry-picking results and analyses that are more favorable to their favored conclusions.
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The crypto market, by nature, is unpredictable — a characteristic that's less than favorable to public market investors.
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The decision hints that Alsup's pending decision on a preliminary injunction might not be favorable to Uber.
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Conservative ideology is obviously much more favorable to PhRMA, as it resists federal intervention in the marketplace.
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Texas's law was so egregious it couldn't survive even the circuit court venue most favorable to Republicans.
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They tend to cherry pick data, presenting a case favorable to the war on drugs and prohibition.
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"The latest release provides compelling evidence that the remaining uncounted ballots are favorable to Martha," Bognet said.
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But Pelosi moved from minus 19 —that is, 19 points more unfavorable than favorable — to minus 5.
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Voters in northern and western counties are more slightly favorable to Mr. Trump, the Marquette poll showed.
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Any rules and doctrines generated by the Obama board favorable to unions and workers can be repealed.
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And like in 2016, the polls were too favorable to Democrats in Florida and Republicans in Nevada.
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"The direction that health care is going is very much favorable to that concentration," Ms. Wade said.
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It was seen as favorable to medium-sized U.S. banks by loosening some of the current rules.
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Its propaganda machines will continue to spin its activities and losses in ways favorable to the group.
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"We saw more opportunity primarily because the marketplace conditions are turning more favorable to us," Benson said.
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Washington liberals are using concerns about the natural environment to create a political environment favorable to socialism.
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They argue the two systems have different standards, and that IPR is less favorable to patent holders.
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Voters are thinking about other policy issues and personality factors that are less favorable to the Republicans.
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Many had expected that even a ruling favorable to AT&T would require at least some concessions.
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These comparisons can be favorable to the industry, while comparing other individual American states can be unfavorable.
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It comes as the primary calendar turns toward states that appear to be more favorable to Biden.
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But fundamentally, that was just about softening them up to extract moderate concessions favorable to American interests.
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"The agreement is unexpectedly more favorable to Russia and Damascus...," said former pro-Putin lawmaker Sergei Markov.
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The law is favorable to them, justice moves relatively quickly in specialized cases, and contracts are upheld.
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The remaining states are also projected to be less favorable to Mr. Sanders than, say, California was.
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A Democratic primary electorate focused on winning the general election is an electorate least favorable to Sanders.
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The state's demographics have been favorable to turn it blue, but destiny is shaped by history, too.
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Schumer responded that she wrote the bill in a way that was favorable to the NRA. Sen.
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" He adds that he generally would never deny reporting that is "favorable to my image or brand.
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Bpifrance said this week it was favorable to consolidation between two French companies in the tech sector.
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The Florida Panhandle-area seat had become even more favorable to Republicans this year due to redistricting.
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Unfortunately, however, the outdated terms of these agreements are extremely favorable to our friends to the north.
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Additional vacation days are another point of negotiation — and one that can be favorable to both parties.
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On a personal level, Trump's favorability rating stands at a net negative, 216% favorable to 23.7% unfavorable.
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When Ryan said he would not seek re-election, the race quickly became more favorable to Democrats.
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Such actions will probably reassure some nervous insurers by making the market rules more favorable to them.
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Pelosi on Friday said she has great trust in Murray to negotiate a compromise favorable to Democrats.
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Election Commission members were chosen by the military leaders and were seen to be favorable to them.
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He alleges Democrats are leaking tidbits of information every day to drive news cycle favorable to them.
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Another 27 percent said he was more favorable to Clinton, and 85033 percent said he favored Trump.
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SOME PEOPLE FELT WE'D BEEN TOO HARD ON HILLARY CLINTON AND HAD BEEN TOO FAVORABLE TO DONALD TRUMP.
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Instead, the bats were waiting for a particular set of nighttime weather conditions that were favorable to flight.
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But it was the right tack in the structural environment that was not favorable to ESPN at all.
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Thanks to carwow's technology, dealers are forced to adjust to market conditions that are favorable to the customer.
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The survey most favorable to Clinton is a YouGov/Economist poll that shows Clinton up by six points.
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They largely prefer Sanders, whose progressive stances on health care and economic reform are more favorable to millennials.
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That may even lead to an early resolution to the case that is quite favorable to the defendant.
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Republicans could instead look to regulatory changes that the Trump administration could make that are favorable to insurers.
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The group still seemed more favorable to Muslims even four to six weeks after they watched the program.
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The employees took the airline to a local court, believing Belgian law would be more favorable to them.
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It's no wonder the US Senate has tried to prevent Trump from making more moves favorable to Russia.
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Late-breaking Democratic challenger Stephanie Murphy benefited from redistricting that made the district more favorable to her party.
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The average governor and Senate polls were about a point more favorable to the Democrats than the result.
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It's in his interest to highlight whatever's most favorable to his client and keep quiet about the rest.
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According to a former Obama Administration official, the Saudis presented a plan that was radically favorable to Israel.
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Like Rockefeller's post-Civil War era, Gates in the early 1980s had a legal framework favorable to concentration.
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The states ahead of Cruz are less favorable to him, all in all, than the states behind him.
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The multitude of eager, dispensable investors grow and sprawl like leeks when the environment is favorable to growth.
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The course is largely favorable to left-handers, and Watson's imagination sometimes creates shots others can't even visualize.
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The United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan was viewed as favorable to corporations looking to cut their debts.
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While the current economic environment is favorable to achieving a premium sales price, time may be running out.
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On the contrary, he would make the tax code even more favorable to real estate developers like himself.
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He is literally suggesting the United States transform global politics to make it more favorable to Russian interests.
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Regulators under the Trump administration have also become more favorable to the industry, which would face new competition.
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Mike Coffman always seemed likely to lose this moderate suburban district in an election environment favorable to Democrats.
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The state's commercial market also slowed due to a shift to rates that are less favorable to solar.
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" He added: "The question is, can you make the story better, more accurate, more favorable to your client?
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But Trump's also appointed a number of landing team members who have been more favorable to corporate mergers.
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Sure, Woodward could have cast a scene or two in ways that are less than favorable to Trump.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's favorability rating stands at 30% favorable to 45% unfavorable in the new poll.
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"With low gas prices, it's not favorable to run a nuclear generating station and make money," he said.
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The island's lawyers may view some district courts as more likely to be favorable to them than others.
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"Core Trump supporters" were those who answered "very favorable" to the question of their opinion of President Trump.
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So what factors are preventing workers from securing wages in an environment that should be favorable to them?
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The president abandoned TPP, which was more favorable to the U.S. than CPTPP is in its current state.
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However, the filing seemed to leave open the possibility that prosecutors might identify more evidence favorable to Flynn.
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Republican strategists insist the ads have moved the needle in these races, making them favorable to Republican incumbents.
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It's way outside the goalposts that Congress has set so far — and way more favorable to the hardliners.
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"There's been a small amount of early voting that's very Democratic-slanted and favorable to Ossoff," Kondik said.
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Roughly half of the Fortune 500 companies are incorporated in Delaware, long seen as having laws favorable to business.
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Views on Sanders are almost evenly divided, and tilt positive by just two points (231% favorable to 21% unfavorable).
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So could that be why we are suddenly seeing these leaked stories, leaked stories favorable to Comey and McCabe?
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The second is changing the laws that govern U.S. businesses to make them more favorable to employees and consumers.
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The update was roundly criticized and widely seen as favorable to President Donald Trump, who, well, lies a lot.
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The N.R.A. points to 95 bills passed last year nationwide that it considers favorable to gun enthusiasts and hunters.
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Dots on the right or positive side of the graph indicate that they become more favorable to Hillary Clinton.
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And Obama remains favorable to wide swaths of constituencies whom Clinton needs to turn out to vote in November.
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But the Supreme Court has been more favorable to the administration than lower courts have been in the past.
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"It seems like many Japanese companies are implementing policies that are favorable to use," he said in an interview.
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FOX News hasn't completely fawned over the president, but it's clearly more favorable to him than any other network.
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Assuming John Bolton were to testify in the light most favorable to the House, it still wouldn't be impeachable?
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"We believe the deal economics are favorable to both parties," Cowen analyst Chris Shibutani said in a research note.
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Or critics might suggest officers can make a statement that's most favorable to them when based on the video.
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But Washington should work to ensure that any resolution comes on terms favorable to the U.S. and its allies.
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Democrats unethically used these junk polls to influence the media and create a narrative more favorable to their candidates.
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Technology has made it easier than ever to ensure the results favorable to the party that draws the lines.
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Another 24 percent of hiring professionals said Canada's immigration policies are more favorable to US employers than US policies.
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Breitbart openly supported Trump during the campaign, with almost all stories and editorial being favorable to the Republican nominee.
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The plaintiffs argue those districts were illegally packed with African-Americans to make surrounding neighborhoods more favorable to Republicans.
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For example, the FiveThirtyEight "polls-plus" model has been more favorable to Mr. Trump than the "polls-only" model.
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Those decisions included: Business groups expect the labor board to be more favorable to their concerns under GOP control.
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Studies have found that private industry–funded research tends to yield conclusions that are more favorable to the sponsors.
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The polling in Minnesota begs to differ, but then again, Trump doesn't buy polls that aren't favorable to him.
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His performance could scarcely have been more favorable to Putin or more threatening to the security of American democracy.
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"The prosecution has to turn over all evidence that's favorable to the defendant," Mr. Siegel said in an interview.
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"You should be buying certain models that you think are favorable to the sneaker culture and holding onto them."
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But Michigan, like several other states set to hold primaries in the coming weeks, appears demographically favorable to Biden.
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That raises the possibility that multiple candidates could claim victory by pointing to the results most favorable to them.
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The Senate, because the playing field is heavily tilted toward Republicans, could be more favorable to Trump's side. 2.
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However, top officials hinted the president would seek to renegotiate terms that were more favorable to the United States.
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For instance, she wrote that the government suppressed evidence favorable to Mr. Flynn related to agents' questioning of him.
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Back to politics: The Republicans have won several tight races this year in districts that are favorable to them.
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The strategic goal is to get Taiwan to give up "voluntarily" and enter into a deal favorable to China.
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" And if that is not enough, he frequently labels news that is not favorable to him as "fake news.
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Trump understands one member of a cult is worth four or five people who are slightly favorable to you.
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Respondents in these probability based online surveys were not more favorable to the President than in live interview polls.
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Many in the industry speculate that she will be favorable to the interests of those developing autonomous vehicle technologies.
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Politics is the art of fighting on ground favorable to you because it increases the chance of you winning.
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He also risked looking too favorable to Russia amid those closely watched investigations by federal authorities and congressional committees.
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In another instance, a Ukrainian lawmaker reportedly sent Cohen a peace proposal for Ukraine that was favorable to Russia.
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The tax bill, we are told, aims to promote economic growth by creating an environment more favorable to investment.
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Consumption taxes would do less to discourage saving and investment and would thus be more favorable to economic growth.
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Closed primaries have not typically been favorable to the senator, who tends to attract large swaths of independent voters.
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The ruling favorable to Qualcomm faces review by the full six-member ITC, which will make a final decision.
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This should include information potentially favorable to the target of the FISA application that is known by the government.
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All things considered, the outcome was pretty favorable to Musk, said Jay Dubow, a partner at law firm Pepper Hamilton.
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US negotiators' push for making NAFTA rules highly favorable to the US auto industry is another major point of contention.
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After cutting a wealth tax and taking other steps favorable to business, Macron has been labeled "president of the rich".
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It can put forward a new NDC any time it wants, as favorable to the US economy as it likes.
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He also retweets his supporters and uses his Twitter account to boost media outlets whose coverage is favorable to him.
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A vocal minority considered the terms too favorable to Russia, and, five days later, thousands of people protested in Kiev.
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Among Republicans, 213% hold a favorable view of Melania, 216% unfavorable, while Ivanka stands at 0133% favorable to 2013% unfavorable.
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The former presidential candidate, who finished fourth in the GOP delegate race, has a 40% favorable to 26% unfavorable rating.
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Back in October, Vice President Joe Biden held a 52% favorable to 37% unfavorable rating in a CNN/ORC poll.
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Immediately, some pundits began to try their best to explain her victory in a light most favorable to moderate liberals.
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There is, interestingly, a tried-and-true way to advance an agenda that's favorable to unpopular cable and telecom companies.
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Wilbur Ross promised Wednesday that as Commerce secretary he would encourage trade on conditions that were favorable to U.S. interests.
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Speaking to the camera like a TV news anchor, she offered updates on news favorable to her father-in-law.
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They loved Trump for providing great copy, but he used them to plant stories he thought were favorable to him.
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But earlier this year it signed a broad cross licensing deal with Apple, which was seen as favorable to Nokia.
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Some political observers now see a map that's favorable to Democrats as they seek to topple Trump in two years.
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Their lawyers argued the recordings were selectively made to exclude parts of conversations favorable to them, but the judge disagreed.
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In addition, its freedom of action is limited by weak enforcement and refugee mechanisms and legal frameworks favorable to migrants.
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Currently, national polls are about 1 point more favorable to Mr. Trump than might be expected based on state polls.
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And for years, she has called to renegotiate Nafta to make it more favorable to workers in the United States.
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While Islamists were quite favorable to these regimes, the regimes' ties to domestic Islamist actors have been tenuous at best.
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And his campaign has touted Tuesday's contests as the start of a primary calendar much more favorable to his chances.
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Yet regulatory officials and attorneys say companies have a strong financial interest in continuing to publish research favorable to industry.
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North Korea hopes that Trump and Kim will negotiate denuclearization terms that are more favorable to Pyongyang, the official added.
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In general, Australian law tends to be more favorable to defendants, and proceedings more secretive, than in the United States.
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The South region has not been favorable to the high seeds, as Virginia, Cincinnati, Tennessee, and Arizona have all tumbled.
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But they do continue to indicate a national political environment that's favorable to Democrats in the upcoming 223 congressional elections.
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The NSAs set the rates for shipping, which can be more favorable to companies that mail or ship in bulk.
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The F.C.C. — which had passed policies widely seen as favorable to Sinclair — raised serious concerns last month about the deal.
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When it was favorable to him, Dr. Wright appeared to have an excellent memory and a scrupulous attention to detail.
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On top of that, the subsequent offers turn out to be not as favorable to Palestinians on borders and sovereignty.
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But Republicans have warned that if Bolton is called, they will also subpoena witnesses seen as favorable to their case.
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All three of these analyses found that turnout was modestly more favorable to Mr. Trump than pre-election polls predicted.
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It certainly would have made the economics a lot more favorable to Harley-Davidson, as it would a lotta companies.
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And this group of 8 percent includes one subgroup of voters — registered Republicans — who aren't necessarily favorable to Mr. Sanders.
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Asabor realized that her finance- and business-related videos, which target an older audience, were more favorable to Google's advertisers.
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Warren's favorable numbers have slipped 4 points since October and are significantly net-negative now, 0053% favorable to 43% unfavorable.
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But Anthony Kennedy's retirement last year shifted the court's ideological balance in a direction potentially more favorable to gun owners.
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Weather conditions have since turned more favorable to the firefighting effort, Nick Pimlott, a Cal Fire engineer, told KRCR-TV.
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Kim has a 2202-2628 favorable to unfavorable rating, while Cisneros is underwater at 28500 percent favorable, 6900 percent unfavorable.
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Geographically, Brooklyn is far more favorable to the Orange, who had a majority of the fans in attendance Wednesday afternoon.
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In the Senate there is more unity among Republicans, but not in ways that are favorable to the White House.
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The goal is to shift the conversation among producers, editors, and reporters toward issues that are favorable to their campaign.
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Doug Collins (R-Ga.), requesting that it include an equal number of witnesses favorable to the Democratic and Republican perspective.
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"You can't just assume that someone's going to be favorable to someone because they share the same race," he said.
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It may not quite be that, though on the whole, Barr's summary is favorable to the president and his associates.
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Almost every study funded by Mars, as the chart above shows, had conclusions that were favorable to cocoa or chocolate.
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Donald Trump zeroes in on Indiana Those suburban counties are favorable to Republicans, but tend to be more moderate than Cruz.
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Broadcom was winning the battle with shareholders, so Qualcomm's board shifted to a terrain far more favorable to it: Washington bureaucrats.
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So VCs made fewer investments at lower prices and generally on terms that were more favorable to investors relative to 2015.
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The plan would need the approval of all Commission departments, including trade officials, who are usually less favorable to protectionist measures.
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Perhaps that's why canceling people's private plans takes Medicare-for-all from majority support (+14 favorable) to majority opposition (-553 unfavorable).
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The New York victory marked the beginning of a new stretch of the primary with big Northeastern states favorable to Clinton.
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The Democrats blamed the state for not forgiving those two minutes, some suggesting the results weren't favorable to its Republican leanings.
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Bernie Sanders, is the only candidate to be seen favorably by a majority of young Americans, 54% favorable to 31% unfavorable.
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That's compared with the 265 delegates available in the all of the eight next contests that should be favorable to Sanders.
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The map this year is hugely favorable to Republicans, even as they are faced with protecting a slim 51–49 majority.
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If that risk / reward calculation sounds favorable to you, and you live and operate within Sigfox coverage, then have at it.
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The broader political environment in Arkansas, on the other hand, might not be as favorable to a pro-worker ballot measure.
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Yet Wall Street is optimistic that the Trump administration will be more favorable to shareholders than the Obama administration has been.
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He contends these lower interest rates will lead to favorable to stock markets gains around the world, including here at home.
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There are a whole bunch of Senate races with narrow polling at the moment, most of it generally favorable to Democrats.
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Clinton is viewed favorably by 41 percent and unfavorably by 51 percent, and Trump 38 percent favorable to 53 percent unfavorable.
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For a year, I collected industry-funded studies with results favorable to the sponsors' marketing and posted them on my blog.
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He kicked off the year with a 46% favorable, 35% unfavorable rating, and now stands at 223% favorable to 48% unfavorable.
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American and Canadian personal injury laws have procedural similarities, but Canada is considered a more conservative jurisdiction, less favorable to plaintiffs.
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Some in the tech community are concerned that the FCC's regulatory policy will create an ecosystem overly favorable to streaming platforms.
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So too does the absence of caucuses from the rest of the calendar, as those contests have been favorable to Cruz.
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The new maps are generally more favorable to Democrats than Republicans, but Tuesday's election results will make that even more clear.
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The truth is that this Russian house of cards will collapse in ways that will not necessarily be favorable to Moscow.
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" He added, "This is particularly true when I feel the press report in question is favorable to my image or brand.
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Common Sense It's hard to imagine a tax code more favorable to real estate developers than the one we already have.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and his colleagues are largely favorable to the president's expansive views of his own power so far.
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And it came despite using the new forecasting methods Republicans have insisted on, which produce results more favorable to their arguments.
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Some of those candidates will get a boost from a new congressional map that made several districts more favorable to Democrats.
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On Sunday, David Davis, the minister in charge of Brexit, resigned, saying that the Chequers plan was too favorable to Brussels.
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MSNBC's Steve Kornacki predicted that 33 delegates favorable to Trump would win, with 85033 to be divided between Cruz and Kasich.
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The Times had struggled to defend itself because Alabama, like most states then, had adopted libel rules favorable to the plaintiff.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, some Southern senators used the slips to block judicial nominees who would be favorable to desegregation.
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A judge dismissed felony charges for 10 protesters in May after finding that prosecutors had withheld evidence favorable to the defendants.
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Drudge is widely seen as sympathetic to Donald Trump, often aggregating and promoting stories that are favorable to the businessman's candidacy.
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Warren is favorable to three quarters of O'Rourke fans and Biden and Sanders are amenable to two thirds of O'Rourke fans.
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The decision makes it likely that the 2018 midterm elections will be held using district layouts that are favorable to Republicans.
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With the filing deadline now past, several races are shaping up to be very favorable to Democrats this November in Pennsylvania.
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He also noted that prosecutors were not required to present all the evidence favorable to Mr. Weinstein to the grand jury.
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Maryland — prosecutors are obligated to provide their adversaries with any evidence that could be construed as being favorable to the accused.
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In the past, Mr. Nelson has won relatively easy re-election, but he faced weak opponents in years favorable to Democrats.
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The new output has forced changes in the structure of energy markets in ways that are favorable to the United States.
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Today, real estate, tourism and financial services are Mauritius's primary economic drivers, aided by a tax climate favorable to foreign investors.
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The Brady case ruled that prosecutors must turn over evidence that could be favorable to the accused over to the defense.
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But that Republican-majority crowd is already favorable to Trump, making it a long shot that Trump would face such ramifications.
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Giuliani has every incentive to ingratiate himself with Barr by taking steps perceived as favorable to Barr or his benefactor, Trump.
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I wasn't very favorable to it, but I found that in my week of using it, I like the clamshell design.
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Unity is used to shield any differences from coming to light between Warren and Sanders that may be favorable to Sanders.
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Among those who are not supporting him for the Democratic nomination, his numbers have dipped from 65% favorable to 56% favorable.
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I'm going to select all the things that are favorable to my theory and everything else, I'm going to reject it.
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Democrats face many of the same challenges in this year's midterm elections, albeit in districts far more favorable to the left.
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Becerra relishes dividing people along racial lines, supports policies favorable to illegal immigrants, and has been link to radical Hispanic organizations.
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While they usually can't force a sale, often they can block one that they don't feel is favorable to their interests.
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"Marks favorable to religion are allowed, but marks critical of religion or likely to cause religious controversy are prohibited," they wrote.
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Yet when the footage is favorable to the police, it is often released or privately leaked within a matter of hours.
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Yet when the footage is favorable to the police, it is often released or privately leaked within a matter of hours.
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On Friday, the High Court ordered the removal of a chief prosecutor appointed by, and seen as favorable to, Mr. Zuma.
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Do you think the current climate will be more favorable to women-centered films than it has been in the past?
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Cruz said (once again) that the electoral map is about to shift to territory that is much more favorable to him.
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Trump has already drawn criticism for appearing to do the opposite: promoting a business that he views as favorable to him personally.
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During the first presidential debate, Trump didn't rely as much on this strategy, perhaps because the polls haven't been favorable to him.
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The candidate, the article alleges, is far more favorable to foreign-born workers because they're less likely to fight for their rights.
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Jacobin is a 2000(c)(235) and as such does not endorse candidates, but its coverage has been very favorable to Sanders.
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News reports have surfaced that Trump is considering JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon, who will certainly be favorable to Wall Street, for Treasury secretary.
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This meant that, on the presidential level, the district was by far the most favorable to Democrats of those four open seats.
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But McCain soon fell in line with his party leader, declaring the Disclose Act too favorable to labor unions and withdrawing support.
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This plan was aimed, it seems, at settling the conflict between Russia and Ukraine on terms that would be favorable to Russia.
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The goal of this is to identify possible exoplanets that are Earth-size or larger and are in zones favorable to life.
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Sinclair's management has always been right-leaning and conservative-leaning Pai has been accused by progressives as being favorable to the broadcaster.
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Police generally help those favorable to them not by arresting them, but by cutting them a break, or looking the other way.
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The revaluation is seen by most analysts as favorable to the oil company, which could receive compensation in cash or in oil.
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The fee structures in 85033(k) plans are much more favorable to lining the pockets of Wall Street than professionally managed pensions.
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If Leave are not strongly ahead here it may indicate they will struggle to break through in areas less favorable to Brexit.
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The average generic congressional ballot and House district polls were less than a point more favorable to Republicans than the actual result.
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I take issue with that simplistic assessment and believe that current valuation levels are still quite favorable to stocks, particularly over bonds.
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This tracked closely with a poll put out by Tipirneni's campaign, although campaigns typically release only the polling most favorable to them.
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He has even trailed in some of these states when the national polls were more favorable to him than they are now.
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Pichai, however, will face a Judiciary Committee that's seen as less favorable to tech companies and is expected to be more critical.
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Cruz fared better than Trump but still worse than Clinton, at net minus 28503 points, 22019 percent favorable to 48 percent unfavorable.
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We do not want the federal government to roll back our high standards and replace them with laws favorable to chemical corporations.
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Nazarbayev has rejected similar proposals in the past but appears in the last few years to be more favorable to such moves.
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These countries looked for support from Washington, where the Trump administration is staffed with hard-liners whose views are favorable to intervention.
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The upcoming states already seem more favorable to him, especially after he won in the South, Midwest and Northeast, and Super Tuesday.
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Generally, primary care doctors were less favorable to repeal than the wider population — only 15 percent supported getting rid of the law.
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There is strong evidence linking Trump's foreign policy advisers to Russia, and Trump's stated policy ideas are extremely favorable to Russian interests.
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Here are four of the most surprising details that you might have missed — and none of them are favorable to the president.
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"In markets like India and China, the labor supply and costs are more favorable to scale up this technology," Mr. Sudhakar said.
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The 2018 Senate map is incredibly favorable to Republicans, and right now they look poised to strengthen their majority in the midterms.
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The animal rights group said in a statement that the protesters targeted Biden after his support for legislation favorable to big agriculture.
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Clinton by a five-point margin in November, and the national political environment would seem to be very favorable to a Democrat.
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But let's recall Barr's slow-walk release of the Mueller report, from which he cherry-picked the parts most favorable to Trump.
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The case returned to the lower court after the Supreme Court declined to hear Google's appeal of a ruling favorable to Oracle.
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Then news broke that Mr. Trump's campaign had pushed to change the Republican platform's stance on Ukraine in ways favorable to Russia.
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Any tariff cuts were left for later phases, an arrangement that was assailed in China as too favorable to the United States.
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Rasmussen Reports, which is widely seen as having a polling model more favorable to conservatives, surveyed 1,000 likely U.S. voters from Jan.
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They have changed the military facts on the ground and created the terms for a political settlement more favorable to their interests.
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For Trump, it was an attempt to frame the attack in Orlando in a light favorable to his campaign for the Nov.
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This byzantine design leads to "regulatory shopping," where firms gravitate towards regulators favorable to their interests, creating a race to the bottom.
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Rosen's numbers tilt positive, 0033% favorable to 36% unfavorable, but about a quarter (26%) are unsure of how they feel about her.
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The "Mad Money" host added that the overall trajectory of the bond market wasn't exactly favorable to high-yielding plays like REITs.
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And it downplays coverage that is less favorable to Trump and Republicans, such as the Russia investigation and special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The Mason-Dixon poll found that Biden was the only candidate with a positive favorability rating: 28503 percent favorable to 22020 unfavorable.
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When the Court doesn't have anyone who can relate to defendants in criminal cases, it makes decisions that aren't favorable to defendants.
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But anticipating a report that isn't favorable to Republicans, the White House and GOP lawmakers are actively looking to delegitimize the agency's credibility.
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The bill has consistently had higher approval than disapproval, with polling this month finding a 50 percent favorable to 42 percent unfavorable spread.
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But I think the question really is how do you preserve -- how do you keep the conditions favorable to -- because rates are low.
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The president-elect has pledged to renegotiate NAFTA to be more favorable to U.S. manufacturers or leave the 23-year-old trade pact.
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"In addition to tornado reports, we considered the meteorological environments favorable to tornadoes, and they have become more extreme too," Tippett told Gizmodo.
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The court's ruling was largely procedural, but the practical upshot is to leave in place a legislative map that's relatively favorable to Democrats.
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With no remaining regulations against paid prioritization, those negotiations will tip in carriers' favor, and may grow more favorable to carriers in result.
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Sullivan had ordered all evidence, including that gathered prior to Flynn's plea and anything potentially favorable to Flynn, be provided to the defense.
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But the proportions, from both a meat-to-bread and calories-to-ability-to-do-anything-after perspective, are not favorable to me.
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"Bpi is not only favorable to this operation of European consolidation, but it also authorized me to tell you about it," he added.
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Congratulations should be extended to Turi's founders and investors, and, to a lesser extent, Apple for reaching an agreement favorable to both parties.
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The group of voters who stayed home in 22019 and turned out for the presidential election in 22018 was fairly favorable to Republicans.
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The research also shows that seven in 10 Americans agree that news organizations report stories in a way that's favorable to their owners.
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French became the dominant language, and the resulting state structure was also favorable to those from Wallonia, the nation's French-speaking southern region.
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Compared with the Democrats' rules, the Republican ones are far more favorable to a candidate who wins with a plurality of the vote.
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A family could choose whether to claim the new rebate or the existing credit, whichever was more favorable to it, but not both.
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Mr. Giuliani said he never considered running for president this year, despite a political climate that could have been more favorable to him.
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These fundamentals models will generally be more favorable to Mr. Trump; history suggests that this should be a more Republican-favoring election cycle.
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The Texas court is considered favorable to rolling back federal regulation, although in February it upheld an Obama-era rule on retirement advice.
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One of the primary emphases is on the growth of online education, which means that policies have been favorable, to say the least.
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A recent Morning Consult poll found him with a 46 percent approval rating — not great going into a year considered favorable to Democrats.
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All these issues together mean that the exit polls sometimes think Latino voters are much more favorable to Republicans than they actually are.
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Later, many of them provided an account of the shooting that was favorable to Officer Van Dyke but not supported by the video.
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Second, the legal record in that court district includes precedents favorable to companies, like making it easier to walk away from union contracts.
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Americans of all political stripes should want to see the court expanded, but not to get judicial results more favorable to one party.
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And what's being released Tuesday is widely expected to be more favorable to Israel, though Trump sought to push back on those expectations.
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The President has made clear that if Mueller delivers a result favorable to him, he will see the report as accurate and fair.
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And no Palestinians participated in the development of the peace plan, which is why most expect it to be very favorable to Israel.
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A leaked executive order over the summer that has yet to be finalized was viewed by outside experts to be favorable to industry.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to make the terms more favorable to Americans.
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Drudge has been a loyal supporter of Trump since he announced his candidacy and has regularly shared news items favorable to the president.
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You'll notice this 403-to-240 split is one less less favorable to Republicans than the overall estimate put out by the model.
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A decision favorable to Trump — which would come in the middle of his reelection campaign — would give a boost to his restrictionist agenda.
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The country has become somewhat more favorable to abortion rights in the last few years, but I wouldn't make too much of that.
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Of the two cases decided on Tuesday by the ITC, the ruling favorable to Apple can only be appealed to a federal court.
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In Nestle's analysis of 76 industry-funded food studies, between March and October 2015, 70 reported results that were favorable to the funder.
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Labor unions have been more favorable to the idea of tariffs, but even they have warned about disrupting the supply chain between countries.
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Alongside the wacky tweets and personal feuds, Trump is pursuing a policy agenda whose implications are overwhelmingly favorable to rich people and business owners.
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He said the report found no wrongdoing by Trump and framed the report on the premise that its findings were favorable to the President.
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"Any concessions made by China should be favorable to Amazon, as it has been for the most part shut out of China," Forte said.
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Shortly after those comments, El-Erian said the Fed could change course on rates next year that is much more favorable to the market.
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However, Irma has ample warm water ahead of it, weak upper level winds, and is otherwise in an environment favorable to continued high intensity.
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It also said it would post results that are "slightly favorable" to the top end of its previous guidance when it reports its earnings.
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Essentially, the Pre-Money SAFE is exceptionally favorable to founders because it gets them pre-valuation funding like a convertible note, but debt-free.
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It could wait out Trump, hoping that he loses his reelection bid and that an administration more favorable to the Palestinian side is elected.
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The sense of urgency surrounding US–Russia engagement follows the Kremlin's increasing exasperation that Trump's election hasn't translated into policies favorable to the Kremlin.
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Rather, Priorities USA is planning to flood swing states — many of which have lost their local papers — with stories favorable to the Democratic agenda.
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However, the terrain of the video content landscape is less than favorable to new entrants, and it's made the road tough for existing ones.
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The Electoral College map was considered favorable to Clinton, who was said to have several paths to the winning threshold of 270 electoral votes.
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Western and some Arab states believe that Moscow's initiative would lay groundwork for a solution more favorable to the Assad government and its allies.
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"When receiving questions or responding to assertions favorable to our opponent ... messengers should respond and immediately pivot back to [their own message]," it instructed.
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And investors have seized on that lack of focus on drug prices, as well as Trump's tax positions, viewed as favorable to the industry.
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The Attorney General should not have taken it upon himself to describe the Special Counsel's findings in a light more favorable to the President.
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They can then consider consolidating the two lawsuits into one depending on which court they feel might be most favorable to hearing their case.
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Since Trump's rise, Republicans have grown markedly more favorable to Putin's Russia, a direct result of Trump aligning himself with Putin (and vice versa).
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Wisconsin prosecutors and law enforcement have accused the documentary directors of cherry-picking the evidence to cast it in a light favorable to Avery.
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Zeidlin's third point—that Ukraine didn't have to do anything to get the hold lifted—is also less favorable to Trump than it appears.
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But while interest-rate cuts are generally perceived as favorable to investors, Wilson thinks they may be overlooking something: the cut coming too late.
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The results have been largely favorable to investors too, because the cash thrown off by consumer goods companies is coveted by yield-starved investors.
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" Remember that when Trump says "fake news" you should read that as "news that is not as favorable to me as I would like.
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The polls were once again too favorable to Democratic candidates in Midwestern states like Indiana, Michigan and Ohio, though not in Pennsylvania or Wisconsin.
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The judge refused to admit evidence favorable to the defense and allowed only a fraction of the witnesses the defense requested to be summoned.
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This could potentially give Jolly a boost in his district, which has become more favorable to Democrats this year thanks to court-ordered redistricting.
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The Drudge Report regularly places headlines favorable to the president on the site, which is visited by more than 2 million people per day.
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In the 1790s, the French ambassador to the United States formed political societies in America favorable to France and otherwise meddled in American politics.
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I did not think Mueller and his team of almost all Democrats would produce a report as favorable to the president as this one.
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Between that and redistricting that's made the district slightly less favorable to Republicans, Garrett is on a much tougher path to reelection this year.
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During the election, his critics said that in previous stints in the government, he offered natural gas concessions at terms too favorable to businesses.
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Now, for a scary number for Republicans: There are 66 GOP-held seats that are as or less favorable to Republicans than Ohio's 12th.
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In the early 1990s there was a widespread orthodoxy that "outward-looking" development policies were much more favorable to growth than "inward-looking" policies.
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The most surprising investment is the nearly $1 million in North Carolina's 13th district, because it's favorable to Republicans and held by GOP Rep.
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Republicans are seen as the favorites in the Senate, thanks in part to a map that is favorable to the GOP in this election.
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Trump, with characteristic frankness, is openly saying that he backed Moore because he would be far more favorable to his agenda than a Democrat.
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But Sanders said future contests in the West and on the East Coast looked favorable to him, including New York, Pennsylvania, California and Oregon.
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Sanders has some contests that should be more favorable to him, like the Puerto Rico primary, but these do not yield very many delegates.
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Reuters reported last year that Lukoil and other companies received instructions from the state energy ministry on providing news stories favorable to Russian leadership.
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The idea here, it seems, was to try to settle the conflict between Russia and Ukraine on terms that would be favorable to Russia.
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Elliptic shows a different side of the crypto industry, in that its technology is seen as more favorable to financial services businesses and regulators.
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He has long been a Hindu nationalist and spent much of his first five-year term in power pushing policies favorable to that cause.
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"There is an expectation that the government will be more favorable to economic activities in the Amazon, no matter the circumstances," Mr. Veríssimo said.
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Alongside some rhetoric, after all, Trump has an actual policy agenda that he is running on — and that agenda is incredibly favorable to bankers.
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The group claimed that his law firm had facilitated bribes to lawmakers in an attempt to pass legislation favorable to a mining company. Mrs.
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As Vox's Ezra Klein wrote in 2017, Democratic leaders did really shape the race in a way that was favorable to Clinton in 2016.
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The study also found that economic conditions will be favorable to oil producers in the U.S., with expectations of rising oil prices until 2040.
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" -- A counterpoint from Mother Jones's Kevin Drum: "The issue here isn't that a legitimate investigation might just happen to produce findings favorable to Trump.
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Lewis B. Hershey, then the head of the Selective Service system, blasting Ali and complaining that the news media was overly favorable to him.
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The case was settled in 19383 by the administration of President George W. Bush, Clinton's Republican successor, in terms seen as favorable to Microsoft.
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The other two witnesses on Tuesday, Volker and Morrison, were requested by Republicans with the idea that they'd be more favorable to President Trump.
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In Nestle's own analysis of 76 industry-funded food studies, between March and October 2015, 70 reported results that were favorable to the funder.
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Its agenda has been to get Iran at the table to renegotiate the JCPOA in terms that are more favorable to the Trump agenda.
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"They will demand a package that will be much more favorable to them, which will peel off a number of fiscal conservatives," she said.
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Then news broke that his campaign had pressed to change the Republican Party platform's stance on Ukraine in ways that were favorable to Russia.
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Breitbart already has two reporters on the ground in Alabama writing stories that are favorable to Moore or that raise questions about his accusers.
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Mr. Dole also assisted in successful efforts by Taiwan to include language favorable to it in the Republican Party platform, according to the documents.
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Without any apparent interest in the facts, he is often able to persuade his supporters to believe whatever story is most favorable to himself.
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What he conspicuously fails to mention is his outsize personal role in building a tax and regulatory arrangement favorable to wealthy individuals like himself.
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Of the 100 Mars-sponsored studies on cocoa, chocolate, and health, 98 had conclusions that were favorable to the candy maker in some way.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded terms of trade more favorable to the United States from top trade partners China, Japan and the European Union.
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Additionally, he has the best very favorable rating in Iowa besides Warren, and his favorable-to-unfavorable rating in New Hampshire is also quite high.
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Not every Republican is on board with touching nationally popular programs during an election year that is already shaping up to be favorable to Democrats.
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He said they have asked Britain to issue a new declaration that would be more favorable to the Palestinians, a request he said London rejected.
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Given the overall state of California's real estate market, the actual trade-off involved here is probably more favorable to consumers than you might think.
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Burke said that while prosecutors must disclose evidence favorable to a defendant before trial, they do not have to show it to a grand jury.
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The new map is much more favorable to Democrats than most election wonks expected, given the geographic patterns of where people actually live in Pennsylvania.
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The candidates include: Most of the seven candidates are in districts favorable to Democrats, who are trying to flip the House out of GOP control.
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In the same poll, voters disapproved of the GOP's Obamacare repeal bill by 37 points (25% favorable to 62% unfavorable) including 66% unfavorable among independents.
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Sinclair's management has always been right-leaning and FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, a Republican, has been accused by progressives as being favorable to the broadcaster.
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"Would you give them the same deal (as the early adopters) or would you punish them by trying to make it more favorable to Apple?"
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That decision was undertaken with an eye toward making the composition of the electorate maximally favorable to Republicans, who were dutifully defending this decision yesterday.
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What's more, this lost revenue is significantly higher than the cost of combating poaching, making it economically favorable to invest in the protection of elephants.
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While it's unclear whether the current deal would prompt U.S. or Chinese review, experts who spoke to Bloomberg consider the terms unusually favorable to Kushner.
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How Trump's defenders are pushing back Legal figures who are favorable to the president have rushed to his defense, saying the issue is being overblown.
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For example, a September 2015 Pew survey asked a related but different set of questions about immigrants that produced results more favorable to Trump's prospects.
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" This is a good reminder that for Trump, "fake news" and "dishonest" reporters basically translates to "journalists who report stories that aren't favorable to me.
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In addition the currency market has also been favorable to Iran, making Iranian goods less expensive and investment more affordable for Asian and European firms.
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" Another White House official said: "We are withdrawing from the Paris Agreement unless we can re-engage on terms more favorable to the United States.
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But as SunEdison's fortunes tumbled, investors complained that it was improperly using their cash and striking deals that were more favorable to the parent company.
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Since then he has been favorable to the desires of his progressive counterparts, and their union backers, in an effort to maintain his leadership position.
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Nonpartisan election analysis sites consider all three general election races either toss-ups or favorable to Democrats — if the party fields a candidate in November.
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The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a Republican challenge to redistricting in Virginia, leaving in place a map that could prove more favorable to Democrats.
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Acting on behalf of Deutsche's London branch, Khilov made trades which were favorable to his relatives and in doing so manipulated markets, the statement said.
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A split decision in that case, which was argued before the court in November, would uphold a lower court ruling that is favorable to businesses.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin says the current bill is too favorable to big corporations and changes would need to be made to gain his support.
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Among those candidates for whom at least 50% of the voters had an opinion, O'Rourke ranked seventh out of nine for favorable to unfavorable ratio.
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If done right, it can generate economic development, which in turn leads to more jobs and more tax revenues — ultimately favorable to sustainable pension finance.
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The United States harbors a wide range of environments of various climatic conditions, many of which are favorable to mosquitoes and the transmission of disease.
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"There are ones that put his pro-Europeanism first and his slight greenness second and therefore are favorable to collaboration with him," the source said.
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Perez argued that Democrats just have to win a number of seats in districts that are more favorable to their candidates than Ohio's 12th District.
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And these model predictions use underlying parameters highly favorable to the policies under examination; that is, assumptions that increase the predicted effects of the policies.
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"The political and social climate is much more favorable to reform," said Barbara Jimenez, Americas regional coordinator at Equality Now, a global women's rights group.
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But an analysis of the primary results so far suggests that Michigan might not be as favorable to him as it was four years ago.
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A person close to Mr. Kinsey said that evidence in another investigation is favorable to him, but would not say who was conducting that inquiry.
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But the case dragged on into the George W. Bush administration, which decided to settle the case quickly and on terms relatively favorable to Microsoft.
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"We made numerous changes that the industry did not want that were more favorable to our landowners, our mineral owners and surface owners," he said.
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Trade will factor heavily during Trump's trip as he tries to persuade Asian allies to agree to trade policies more favorable to the United States.
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MATTHEW LEVATICH: Depending on what that would have actually-- materialized as it was looking at the time, I think-- it was looking favorable to us.
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He also cultivated the former Polish president to push positions favorable to Ukraine in the European parliament, where the former president had oversight of Ukraine.
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"Given all these quality trends (that are) favorable to us, we are studying to increase the project, but there are no numbers yet," Poppinga said.
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Lower courts have likewise become less favorable to the press, showing more willingness than in the past to second-guess the editorial judgment of journalists.
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The status quo before Hariri's resignation is favorable to a situation where the government collapses and Israel or Saudi Arabia launches strikes inside the country.
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Cuccinelli said he expects "some discussion at the congressional, presidential level" over permanent protections for DREAMers, noting that Trump has appeared favorable to the idea.
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The commander in chief has long pushed for trade deals more favorable to the U.S., arguing that numerous existing agreements put the country in jeopardy.
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The accounts engaged in "spammy behavior," Twitter said, aggressively liking, retweeting, and replying to amplify messages that were favorable to the Saudi government&aposs interests.
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Even the best policies favorable to nurturing a country's manufacturing sector would not have prevented this process of the shedding of relatively inefficient manufacturing jobs.
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The New York Times reported, citing an internal document, that the US government's deal to lift sanctions on his companies looked pretty favorable to Deripaska.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said in April that he would consider rejoining the trade agreement if the terms were more favorable to the United States.
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The newspaper's sources cautioned that hurdles remain, and each side faces possible resistance at home that the terms are too favorable to the other side.
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The court's new ideological balance means that rulings favorable to Trump's leanings on everything from deregulation to abortion could be handed down for years to come.
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As the President has made abundantly clear, the United States is withdrawing unless we can re-enter on terms that are more favorable to our country.
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Others said perception among the political elite depends on ideology, with those leaning more to the right feeling more favorable to Trump than other Israelis are.
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Kevin Cramer, running for Senate in North Dakota, has not had to deal with the same problem because North Dakota is much more favorable to Republicans.
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That has sent operatives scrambling to ensure that the men and women being selected in all 50 states and the territories are favorable to their side.
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The World Wildlife Fund for Nature told its European Union funders that indigenous people were "favorable" to a new national park in the Republic of Congo.
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About a quarter saw Klobuchar favorably in the July poll (24% favorable to 4613% unfavorable); that's climbed to 40% now, with 16% on the negative side.
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A recent Public Policy Polling survey showed even worse figures, with Mr. Cruz's favorability ratings at a net negative, 42 percent favorable to 48 percent unfavorable.
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Prosecutors also are examining Manafort's discussions with Kilimnik about a policy proposal aimed at resolving the conflict in Ukraine in a way favorable to the Kremlin.
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ISPs love the idea of this happening right now, because with a Republican president and congressional majority, any bill passed would likely be favorable to them.
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This high level of confidence in the military is favorable to the social compact between citizens and their armed forces and clearly supports the national interest.
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Others, though -- like big infrastructure spending or renegotiating trade deals to make them more favorable to American workers -- are better fits on a Democratic wish list.
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But opinion polls in the lead-up to the election have been favorable to the president, suggesting many in the country still admire his strongman tactics.
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And more than 203% of voters in these states are less favorable to the plan once they hear that it proposes cuts to medicare and medicaid.
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But court-ordered redistricting has made his once heavily Republican district in the Orlando area more diverse and more favorable to Democrats in the years since.
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They look for environments that are favorable to severe storms, and then see if climate change is likely to create more of those storm-friendly environments.
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He is widely accepted as one of the most effective administrators when it comes to deregulation - something favorable to business but gut-wrenching to environmental groups.
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Democrats on the committee have long opposed the bill, but are now more favorable to the legislation after lawmakers made significant changes to address their concerns.
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State-owned investment bank Bpifrance, which is Gemalto's second-biggest shareholder, said that it was favorable to consolidation between two French companies in the tech sector.
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Progressive strategist Ruy Teixeria said on Friday that Arizona is increasingly becoming more favorable to Democrats, and will likely be competitive in the 2628 presidential election.
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As it happens, this isn't true — the calendar, which front-loaded some states very favorable to Mr. Sanders, hasn't been a big factor in the race.
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While voters in Virginia remain divided on their support for the Democratic Party (2202 percent favorable to 2628 percent unfavorable), the GOP remains underwater with Virginians.
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In January, Trump hinted the U.S. could re-enter the TPP if provisions were changed to be more favorable to the U.S., which now looks unlikely.
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Around 295% said the Democratic nominee would fail to expand the map into states that previously backed Republicans but are more favorable to them next year.
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And the best political strategists pick fights not that they know they can win, but that they know will be fought on terrain favorable to them.
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Board of Education during his confirmation hearings, and liberal groups have attacked his record, saying his rulings have been favorable to special interests and big business.
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But all of them could face the same regulatory hurdles, meaning the companies may need to work together to encourage laws favorable to deploying driverless cars.
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Although the law is more favorable to shareholders, its foreignness will make it a bit more difficult for Valeant's mostly American shareholders to navigate this morass.
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So they've been trying to find other ways to make an impact on the Trump-Russia news cycles, and get out stories favorable to President Trump.
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Diverse sources of gas supply, including from domestic output, pipeline imports and overseas LNG shipments, are seen as favorable to avoiding domination by a few producers.
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The left of his party reproaches him for being too favorable to business, and on the right he is seen as not doing enough for it.
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And they have come close in the nation's largest appeals court, the Ninth, based in San Francisco, which has long issued rulings favorable to liberal causes.
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And since the government has said it will stop interest from accruing on student loans during the pandemic, these options are now more favorable to borrowers.
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For a variety of reasons, the groups favorable to Sanders could constitute a somewhat smaller share of the actual, rather than eligible, voters in these districts.
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But if they suffer more than America does, then the US can perhaps reboot the relationship in a way that is more favorable to the country.
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The president has also started to take credit for other metrics that are currently more favorable to him, such as the price of oil and gas.
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In May, Mr. Saikawa rebuffed attempts by Renault to discuss a merger between the two companies on terms the French automaker believed were favorable to Nissan.
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Not only are the Midwestern states less favorable to Democrats because of their more rural, white populations, he argues, but they're also more expensive media markets.
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"The U.S. administration has to backtrack on this decision to stop any dangerous escalation that would fuel extremism and create conditions favorable to terrorism," it said.
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So be careful about reaching any premature conclusions on election night, or even in the days after, particularly if those conclusions seem quite favorable to Republicans.
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North Korea is not interested in diplomatically giving up its nuclear program or reunifying unless the conditions are favorable to Kim Jong-un and his regime.
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Our Upshot colleague Nate Cohn has explained why Monmouth's polling may be underrepresenting a sliver of the Iowa electorate that happens to be favorable to Sanders.
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If he replaces Comey with someone who is, or appears to be, more favorable to him and his administration, a significant crisis of trust could ensue.
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Republicans dominated 2010 legislative races, and the party used the redistricting process to give itself a competitive edge by drawing political boundaries favorable to Republican candidates.
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Those who oppose abortion often lecture about personal responsibility without any pressure to account for their own decisions, unless doing so is favorable to their cause.
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The president also risked looking too favorable to Russia amid closely watched investigations by federal authorities and congressional committees into Moscow's actions in the 2016 election.
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The result was a mad scramble by market participants to influence the submissions in the hope of moving Libor in a direction favorable to their holdings.
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Those who contribute information favorable to Mr. Soering include Gail Marshall, a former deputy attorney general of Virginia, and Chuck Reid, one of the original investigators.
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These adults on the periphery of American politics are probably more favorable to Democrats than registered voters are, but the story here is complicated as well.
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These adults on the periphery of American politics are probably more favorable to Democrats than registered voters are, but the story here is complicated as well.
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The investigation raises thorny questions about when coverage that is favorable to a candidate strays into overt political activity, and when First Amendment protections should apply.
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He leased the Elk Hills reserve to Edward Doheny of Pan American Petroleum and Transport Co. The lease terms were exceedingly favorable to the oil companies.
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Mr. Lewis's lawyers asked Justice Michael B. Aloise for a hearing to determine if prosecutors had withheld evidence favorable to Mr. Lewis, and for a mistrial.
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Trump has said he will scrap NAFTA if his administration cannot negotiate trade terms with Mexico and Canada that are more favorable to the United States.
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In a series of emergency actions, it has issued decisions at least in part favorable to Trump without ever resolving the legal merit of the policies.
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An unfavorable ruling from a more conservative appeals court could force the Supreme Court's hand, and the ruling might not necessarily be favorable to reproductive rights.
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It included "anti-Saudi, anti-Israeli, and pro-Palestinian themes," as well as advocacy of policies favorable to Iran, such as the U.S.-Iran nuclear deal.
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At a "social media summit" of invited conservatives, Trump tried to redefine free speech as information favorable to him and warned Democrats were attempting a communist takeover.
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If technology changes or evolves into something not so inherently favorable to the NBA, it is reasonable to wonder whether the NBA will be able to adapt.
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On Wednesday, Holtzclaw's attorney, Scott Adams, filed a motion for a new trial, saying prosecutors withheld evidence favorable to his client in the case, reports The Oklahoman.
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Other pressures China continues to face include criticisms from recipient countries that projects are too favorable to China and "explicit opposition" from the U.S., the report said.
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But Trump cast his proposed blueprint for fiscal 2021 as a starting point in legislative debates about key priorities favorable to GOP candidates during an election year.
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Both are newly shaped districts that are now far more favorable to Democrats, and they largely line up with the districts currently represented by retiring Republican Reps.
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The imposter Twitter accounts often plagiarized messages from the politicians' legitimate accounts, but also mixed in posts voicing support for policies believed to be favorable to Tehran.
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Behind the scenes, though, as FitzGerald says, he was often working closely with Republican leaders, twisting their arms to pass legislation favorable to socially conservative causes, i.e.
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Malone also contends that internal investigators failed to provide evidence favorable to Goodson, either to his legal team or to the panel that brought charges against Goodson.
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That plan drew immediate criticism from Democrats, who complained it was too favorable to the wealthy and undermined Trump&aposs rhetoric about it benefiting the middle class.
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Having a Republican majority in both houses means it's very likely that any law would be much more favorable to ISPs than the 2015 FCC order was.
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Forty-seven percent said they view the Democratic nominee favorably to 49% who view her unfavorably, while Trump's spread -- 33% favorable to 62% unfavorable -- is further underwater.
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However, some parts of the Pacific Northwest and the Southeast have had above-average growth because of regulations and tax policies favorable to businesses, the report said.
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Wheeler also faced a brief pushback from five Republican senators from oil states over what they perceive as his support of policies favorable to the ethanol industry.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court added another wrinkle to the race in February, when it redrew the district boundaries in a way many observers considered favorable to Democrats.
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Definers Public Affairs, a DC organization, pressed reporters with information favorable to Facebook, including by linking liberal billionaire George Soros to the funding of anti-Facebook activities.
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In addition, the incoming Democratic-controlled House could be more favorable to relaxing federal laws, and a record number of Americans support legalization, a Gallup poll shows.
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He's won only his home state and is not favored in any remaining contests, even in Northeast and mid-Atlantic states that should be favorable to him.
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But Sanders argued it does nothing to address the hot-button topic of high drug prices, while including provisions favorable to drug companies and lowering FDA regulations.
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"On one hand there were a few new regulations that signaled a willingness to stabilize the market, and they were very favorable to insurance companies," she said.
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Negative news coverage -- or, seen more accurately through the Trump lens, media coverage that he feels is not sufficiently favorable to him -- is not, by definition, fake.
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"The courts have often been reluctant to interfere or to resolve those kinds of cases in ways favorable to the plaintiffs challenging them," Tobias told The Hill.
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Both Clinton and Obama have made statements about the criminal case, indicating the outcome of the investigation would be favorable to Clinton in spite of the evidence.
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The latest snapshot of the Electoral College map heading into the final days is a little more favorable to Trump, but Clinton still holds a clear advantage.
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But some of the GOP's donors may feel more inclined to contribute money to candidates in the Senate, where the map is far more favorable to Republicans.
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But it would be foolish to entirely count out the Democratic nominee in a heavily Democratic state running in a national political environment that's favorable to Democrats.
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But Mr. Weinstein's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, has argued that the entire indictment was contaminated because prosecutors failed to show the grand jury evidence favorable to his client.
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Currently, prosecutors are only required to share evidence they judge to be favorable to the defendant, as defined under the landmark Supreme Court ruling Brady v. Maryland.
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"Even though it's been favorable to Republicans in past years, I think reforms need to be made in absentee voting in addition to in-person," he said.
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Alexander and I are both essentially pointing out two examples of how the United States has created a regulatory system that is incredibly favorable to pharmaceutical companies.
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" When it does investigate, "the questioning of officers is aimed at eliciting information favorable to the officer, and investigators do not confront officers with inconsistent physical evidence.
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A border adjustment is a major change, one that its proponents argue would make tax evasion substantially harder and make the corporate tax more favorable to investment.
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But the Super Tuesday map was favorable to Sanders, and Biden won in states where Sanders was expected to succeed, such as Maine, Texas, Massachusetts and Minnesota.
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In most cases, a bankrupt individual's hard assets are worth much less than his debts, so it ends up being more favorable to file under Chapter 7.
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That base includes Zionist evangelical Christian voters, who will likely show strong support for the peace plan that Israel sees as extremely favorable to the Jewish state.
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In most cases, the bankrupt individual's hard assets are worth much less than their debts so it ends up being more favorable to file under Chapter 7.
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"IARC's conclusion about glyphosate relied only on data that was favorable to its conclusion and ignored contradictory data," Smith said at a hearing about the IARC process.
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"The map is very favorable to Republicans, yet some of these Trump Republicans are putting Republicans' own seats at risk, and that shouldn't be," Ms. Duffy said.
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He allegedly orchestrated a group of former European politicians, called the "Hapsburg group," to act as independent voices, then paid them to push positions favorable to Ukraine.
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Despite finding lasting success in the industry over the past decade, Leight is careful not to assume the market will always be this favorable to his company.
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President Trump won Trott's southeast Michigan district by only 4 points last year, suggesting competitive terrain for a midterm election expected to be more favorable to Democrats.
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His pick to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court, Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, has written opinions favorable to businesses that have religious objections to government mandates.
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But Democrats accused him of downplaying significant details and attempting to craft a narrative that would be favorable to Trump weeks before the full report was released.
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Powell has previously accused federal prosecutors of withholding evidence favorable to Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his conversations with the Russian ambassador.
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States looking to fix their collapsing exchanges have an important opportunity to make much-needed changes while an administration favorable to reform still occupies the White House.
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The unidentified official "agreed to take official action which would be favorable to three donors who had contributed campaign funds to Public Official #3," the documents said.
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"Credit conditions are extremely favorable to small business owners — the nature of this disruption is very different than 2008, where it hit the financial industry," Wade said.
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It shows how the marketing maverick hired and co-opted a director of the F.D.A.'s antibiotics division to support unproven medical ideas favorable to the industry.
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His decision to effectively clear the president and frame the report in a light that was incredibly favorable to him wasn't necessarily the obvious next step, however.
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In most cases, the bankrupt individual's hard assets are worth much less than his debts, so it ends up being more favorable to file under Chapter 7.
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China is using the debts it is owed by other countries to purchase or invest in strategically located ports around the world on terms favorable to Beijing.
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Sanders insisted it was time to make tuition at public universities free and proposed altering student loan rates and fees to make them more favorable to students.
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A big vote in favor of a strike was the best way for the WGA to get the AMPTP to make a deal favorable to the WGA.
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Far from being the last Republican standing, he won't even be the last establishment Republican standing in a primary that generally hasn't been favorable to establishment Republicans.
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Trump is trying to make a late play for Pennsylvania and Michigan, which have demographics somewhat favorable to him given the number of white and less educated voters.
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Traditional swing states Ohio and Florida look favorable to Trump — despite states he won such as Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Arizona tilting toward Democrats in this month's elections.
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This sends a message to candidates who may be more qualified than Ossoff that the environment is favorable to Democrats, and they should roll the dice and run.
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While the delegate math is much tougher for him, the Sanders campaign says the calendar now moves to a host of states more favorable to the Vermont senator.
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PARIS (Reuters) - About 70 countries launched a new international tax convention on Wednesday to prevent multinational companies from "treaty shopping" for jurisdictions most favorable to their tax bills.
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GIULIANI: And you know, Judge, we can draw an inference from that -- that it was favorable to us, because of the way in which he was deceiving us.
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The contract proposal includes a two-tier pension plan that is less favorable to new workers and demands concessions on seniority rights, said union spokesman Denis St. Pierre.
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"At current share prices, we believe the transaction is more favorable to Suzano's minority shareholders than Fibria's," Credit Suisse analyst Ivano Westin wrote in a note to clients.
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And I think, even if some of the polls turn out to have been overly favorable to Labour, Labour will still unquestionably have had a truly enormous turnaround.
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Trade will factor heavily during Trump's trip as he tries to persuade Asian allies to agree to policies more favorable to the United States, a point Trump emphasized.
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Pai has also made decisions favorable to other corporations, like Sinclair Broadcast Group, the owner of nearly 200 local television stations, which is vehemently supportive of Trump's agenda.
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The ruling will have broad implications for patent lawsuits, which are frequently moved to certain districts that have a track record of being favorable to patent infringement claims.
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Lyft, however, believes there is more than enough opportunity in the U.S. domestic market, where demographics and car buying trends remain favorable to the company, Zimmer told CNBC.
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The group hopes to produce electoral maps more favorable to Democrats by 2021, with the committee's ultimate goal being to regain Democratic control of the House and Senate.
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The problem is that while the country's underlying demographics should be more favorable to Democrats by 2020, it's pretty unlikely that the overall national political climate will be.
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The big question: Will the Senate language be modified from the version that passed a committee last year to make it more favorable to the online platform companies?
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Schultz insisted that Russia has never told him what to say on air, and that he's never even slanted a story to be more favorable to the nation.
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White House aides believe that document will be more favorable to Trump than the memo depicting his July 25 call with Zelensky, which sparked the formal impeachment inquiry.
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In some cases, Pierce forged counterparties' signatures on contracts that never existed, while in others she altered real contracts to make them more favorable to Quintillion, prosecutors said.
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Despite the GOP trash talk, Warren's allies note that she has among the highest approval ratings of any politician, with a better favorable to unfavorable ratio than Trump.
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The primary calendar could also be favorable to a Harris candidacy -- with her home state of California moving up its primary to the first Tuesday in March 2020.
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Sessions's overall civil rights record was less favorable to marginalized communities than any of his predecessors dating back to the civil rights era of the 1950s and 1960s.
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Traditionally, people look to a Republican presidency with a Republican-led Congress to make economic changes such as reining in spending and tax modifications favorable to big business.
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Polling suggests that younger people are more favorable to continued British membership in the bloc than are older voters, and in a close race could decide the outcome.
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In March, several top reporters and executives resigned, saying that Mr. Bannon's insistence on articles favorable to Mr. Trump had compromised Mr. Breitbart's ethos that nothing was sacred.
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She said that during the meeting Sondland said Ukraine had to commit to launching investigations favorable to Trump in order to meet with him at the White House.
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Kisan takes a cut from every transaction, which is no larger than 8% (something which Sanjay says is favorable to the typical cut from middlemen in the villages).
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Winning Ohio, which many thought would be even more favorable to Sanders than Michigan, makes Clinton look like a much more secure frontrunner than she did this morning.
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The ability to keep raising tons of money can allow Mr. Sanders to prolong his candidacy even if voters keep delivering a verdict more favorable to Mr. Biden.
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According to a recent Univision poll, Sanders fares worse among Cubans than among other Latinos — his favorability rating among Cubans is 47 percent favorable to 42 percent unfavorable.
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Culpepper allegedly tried to pay an informant to say he was present during the incident at Tam's and would testify in a way that was favorable to Suge.
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In other words, this demographic — the one most favorable to him — ended up being a greater share of the electorate by about four times what had been expected.
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According to Western officials, Russia is seeking a political settlement — a central government favorable to its economic interests, especially on arms contracts, energy deals and a railway project.
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"Sure, special elections are more favorable to large swings than House generals, but if there were ever a sign that some 'Safe' seats aren't that safe…" Voting rights.
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Maps based only on the citizen population would reflect an electorate that is less diverse than the nation at large — and generally more favorable to the Republican Party.
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One big boon for business: Continued Republican control of the Senate, which will help Mr. Trump to keep adding judges that are seen as favorable to corporate interests.
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Dr. Caragine and Dr. Mitchell testified in 2012 that about a third of all test results were favorable to defendants, by indicating that their DNA was probably absent.
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For example, if Trump releases only the parts that are favorable to Israel, Netanyahu could claim it as his achievement and use it to boost his election campaign.
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A related tendency can be found in corners of the anti-Trump resistance, where Twitter gurus highlight whatever nuggets of the day's news are favorable to their camp.
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Advancing democracy and human rights helps to generate the underlying conditions most favorable to peace and stability, ensure the delivery of public services, and build allies and friends.
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There are probably 70 or so districts where Democrats have a better than 10 percent chance to win if the national political environment is especially favorable to them.
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According to an article in The Wall Street Journal, stock prices rose and bonds fell as the market responded to early projections that looked favorable to Mrs. Clinton.
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Prosecutors are supposed to turn over evidence that is favorable to the accused — called Brady material after a landmark 1963 Supreme Court decision — regardless of other discovery rules.
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But Mr. Trump playing the immigrant card as president has made Americans more favorable to immigration and immigrants — almost two-thirds now say that immigration benefits the country.
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Importing trillions of dollars would mesh with other conditions favorable to deal-making, including interest rates that remain low and a domestic economy that continues to perform well.
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Some focus most on winning back working-class voters in blue states, who have a recent history of voting for the party but are more favorable to Trump.
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The president is likely to seize on aspects of the report more favorable to his narrative — that the FBI and the Obama administration had it out for him.
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Drug pricing advocates are up in arms at the possibility of a change favorable to pharmaceutical companies making it into a package aimed at fighting the opioid epidemic.
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Stewart noted, however, that the plan is more favorable to less-efficient industrial sites because carbon-pricing is based on reduced emissions based on each facility's past performance.
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And the new leadership at the federal antitrust agencies, the Justice Department's Antitrust Division and the Federal Trade Commission, should adopt a policy more favorable to patent rights.
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One ongoing mystery has been why Unsworth, who is British, didn&apost sue Musk in the UK, where defamation laws are more favorable to anyone bringing a claim.
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Bondholders have been pushing a reorganization plan that they say is more favorable to wildfire victims, but the plan would essentially wipe out the investment of current shareholders.
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Baddour himself faced questions after UNC's student newspaper the Daily Tar Heel reported that two previous decisions by Baddour that were favorable to UNC had since been overturned.
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The regulation soothes that fear, in a way "favorable to taxpayers and not provided for in the statute," said Howard Wagner, national tax services partner at Crowe LLP.
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And while the new summers tend to be hotter and more favorable to grapes, they are also more chaotic, meaning vintners have to deal with freak weather effects.
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While the trends highlighted in the Cooperative Congressional Election Study and General Social Survey are generally favorable to the Democratic Party, they also point to obstacles Democrats face.
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The lawyers said they will file motions in State Supreme Court in Queens on Monday, seeking a hearing to determine if prosecutors hid evidence favorable to Mr. Lewis.
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"They do want the ability to shape the world and shape the global order in ways that are more favorable to China than they are now," Bishop said.
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"As the courts have changed and become less favorable to protecting access to abortion rights Missouri has always tried to get up to and push that line," Mead said.
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With the election a month out, it remains to be seen whether Swift's message will have any measurable effect in a year polls suggest was already favorable to Democrats.
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It seems clear that for the situation to be resolved in a way favorable to the US and Saudi Arabia, Erdoğan will need to receive some very generous gifts.
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They head toward the fall midterms more optimistic about their chances in dozens of other Republican-held districts that are even more favorable to them than the Ohio 20163th.
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Defense lawyers also argued that prosecutors withheld evidence that would have been favorable to Lewis and that juror misconduct allegedly occurred, but the judge denied those motions, WABC reported.
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Trump's rating among registered voters did take a hit, from a 39% favorable and 8943% unfavorable reading before either convention to a 35% favorable to 61% unfavorable read now.
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This is a very important long-term development because it means that in 2019 and beyond the president will have a Republican Party substantially more favorable to his policies.
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Similar CFAA lawsuits, like Craigslist's against 3Taps and Facebook's against Power Ventures, have been favorable to the plaintiffs, so LinkedIn has a good shot at shutting down its scrapers.
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Neck and neck with Saccone, Lamb is giving Democrats hope of an even larger sweep in the year ahead, when the map will likely be more favorable to them.
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Trump's pick, a former lobbyist for coal and other energy interests, also faces a backlash from other Republican lawmakers over his support of policies favorable to the ethanol industry.
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Some specific findings from more than 22019 military spouses show one in three see the current political environment more favorable to their family than they did a year ago.
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Similarly, to increase the probability of a lawsuit's success, would-be litigants should file their cases in districts with judges who are notoriously favorable to that type of case.
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Factor in a corporate-centered homogenization of economic life enabled by a city government that duplicates national and state tax policies favorable to private equity and real estate speculation.
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Republicans are the political minority in America, and these early polls do not capture samples of midterm voters, so the actual numbers will be more favorable to Republican candidates.
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Instead, someone on his staff has told him that the book tells a story that is favorable to Trump or is written by a known FOT (Friend of Trump).
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But investors in the yieldcos complained that SunEdison was improperly using their money to finance its own ventures and striking terms that were more favorable to the parent company.
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Research published in 2500 found that, with certain assumptions, the Social Security retirement system as a whole is regressive, or more favorable to the affluent than to the poor.
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And while Putin developed a taste for you, Mr. President, over Hillary Clinton, that preference was based on his views of your likelihood to pursue policies favorable to Russia.
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President Donald Trump supporters won't like the rulings in three cases on Friday that were favorable to special counsel Robert Mueller and porn star Stormy Daniels' camera-friendly attorney.
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I think it's at least imaginable that it would reset the race on terms favorable to Trump, and give him another chance to present himself as a plausible president.
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An investigation that has revealed a widespread plot by the Russians to meddle in American elections to sway the vote toward candidates they believe are more favorable to them.
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Those in industries with a high concentration of exports should be favorable to an open economy, while those in industries that have to compete with imports should be opposed.
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Even though Trump has yet to tip his hand on these key posts, some Democrats say they are already worried the agency will be too favorable to business. Sen.
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In this cycle, though, those lobbyist ties, past fundraising from corporate interests and perceptions that Biden is more favorable to businesses could hurt his bid for the Democratic nomination.
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Once something stops being 100% favorable to him, it's time to replace it with something brand new, without any real cost/benefits analysis or thought to long-term consequences.
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President Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday morning that a trade deal between the U.S. and China will be more favorable to Beijing if it can put pressure on North Korea.
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Others, like Wisconsin, for instance, tend to favor one party in presidential elections (in this case, Democrats) but feature demographics that are typically considered favorable to the other candidate.
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"At the time the NFLPA filed the complaint, it was possible the arbitrator could have issued a final decision that was favorable to Elliott," the three-judge panel wrote.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill to allow partial decommissioning of rigs, but it immediately encountered resistance from some environmental groups that considered it too favorable to the energy industry.
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The original meaning of the Statue of Liberty was very favorable to the situation of African Americans in this country, to their future, to their membership in the nation.
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" Nowrouzzadeh issued a brief statement, lamenting the withdrawal: "Our ability to influence or incentivize Iran's nuclear decision-making in a manner favorable to U.S. interests will be severely undermined.
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The states where Latino voters do represent roughly their average share of the electorate do not seem likely to be as favorable to Mr. Sanders as California or Texas.
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Read: Cardinal George Pell Returns to Australia, Charged With Sexual Offenses Australian law tends to be more favorable to defendants, and proceedings more secretive, than in the United States.
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Mr. Lamb is likely to run to be the Democratic candidate for the newly drawn 17th district, which includes more of the Pittsburgh suburbs and is favorable to Democrats.
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There is ample evidence that corporate-funded research yields results that are favorable to the sponsor "whether or not the donor explicitly expects a quid pro quo," she said.
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In counties with big cities, where most North Carolina Democrats live, the new districts pack urban voters together while carving out separate suburban and rural districts favorable to Republicans.
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The map on March 17, when Florida, Arizona, Illinois and Ohio go to vote, is already more favorable to Biden, meaning Sanders will need to soften any potential blow.
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International real estate On the tiny Indian Ocean island, real estate, tourism and financial services are the main economic drivers, aided by a tax climate favorable to foreign investors.
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A nearly identical, wagon-circling discussion of health care policy has featured in all of the Democratic debates thus far, usually on terrain highly favorable to the moderate candidates.
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That's less favorable to the wind and solar industry than existing renewable energy mandators, but you can make it up to them by making the overall target more aggressive.
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Unlike the competitive House races, which are being fought in territory that is increasingly favorable to Democrats, the most competitive Senate contests are in states Trump won — often decisively.
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They convey certain information to foreign organizations, groups or individuals to get them to act "in a manner favorable to the Commander&aposs objectives," a Marine administrative message states.
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President Donald Trump threatened to pull out of the UPU in October 2018, forcing the organization to mend its rules in October to be more favorable to US manufacturers.
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The Kingdom has, since, sought to strengthen its military capabilities and present itself as the sole loyal regional force, willing to pursue policies and strategies favorable to American interests.
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President Trump's temporary federal ban on most flavored vaping products, which starts this week, contains what critics argue are loopholes favorable to Juul and the rest of the industry.
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If there is an undercount, areas more favorable to Democrats will be the most adversely affected, with congressional apportionment and fund apportionment, which are Census-based, on the line.
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Any further fracturing of Iraq would only make conditions more favorable to ISIS, a group adept at operating amid chaos and exploiting the enduring marginalization of Sunni population centers.
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With precious little consumer choice, the banks have been able to set the parameters most favorable to them: high fees and rates, confusing loan terms and sometimes blasé service.
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Republicans countered that Democrats overstated their case, relying on hearsay evidence, a thin factual record and a desire to cast ambiguous facts in a light least favorable to Trump.
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Among the broader group of registered voters, views on McCaskill are almost evenly split, 46% unfavorable to 45% favorable, while Hawley's numbers remain positive, 40% favorable to 34% unfavorable.
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The federal law has been criticized by gun control advocates as being too favorable to gun-makers, and it has been used to bar lawsuits over other mass killings.
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The Open Markets Institute argues that monopolies have in the past decade used their clout with both parties to avoid regulation and push policies favorable to them, not Americans.
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One possibility is that Democrats are unexpectedly putting conservative districts into play because the overall national political environment is more favorable to Democrats than the generic ballot polls imply.
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Hillary Clinton vowed to ban private prisons, while Trump's tough-on-crime rhetoric and promise to deport millions of undocumented immigrants were widely viewed as favorable to the industry.
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The new map is dramatically more favorable to Democrats, and has helped put them in a good position to pick up at least three and potentially several more seats there.
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But if scientists want to determine which exoplanets might hold conditions favorable to life, they have to know which stars in the the infinite array to point their telescopes at.
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Otherwise, the Knight Institute argues, the government could turn the marketplace of ideas into an echo chamber, where the only opinions heard are favorable to the president and his administration.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to terminate the North American Free Trade Agreement unless the 22014 pact linking Canada, Mexico and the United States can be made more favorable to Washington.
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Why it matters: These races are less favorable to Democrats than "Romney-Clinton" districts, per FiveThirtyEight, but picking up some of them is crucial to controlling the House after November.
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Leave campaigners in the U.K. suggest that a Brexit could prove favorable to the rest of the 27 member states that belong to the bloc, not just the euro zone.
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And obviously I think on that realization, it is a completely honest thing to place yourself where the tax code is favorable to any company and Ireland is 12.5 percent.
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Ohio and Iowa, meanwhile, do appear to be slightly more favorable to Trump than the national average, largely due to the strength of his performance among white voters in each.
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But now that the omens regarding 2020 seem less favorable to Republicans, countries that banked on Trump might have to start hedging their bets by endearing themselves to the Democrats.
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"The U.S. is not hiking rates as fast as we expected them to, and so the macro environment is still favorable to gold," Deutsche Bank mining analyst Frank Nganou said.
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The problem, Trump says, is that many of the current U.S. agreements — including the North American Free Trade Agreement — should be renegotiated to make them more favorable to American interests.
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Even the Investors Business Daily/TIPP poll, which has been much more favorable to Trump than others throughout the 2016 cycle, is weighted to use 35% Democrats and 29% Republicans.
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When the Senate map became more favorable to him, he threw his hat back in the race, hoping that Donald Trump's dysfunctional campaign would propel him to the White House.
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He, as a flexible negotiator, said OK. Because he believed them when they told him, personally, that they would renegotiate the deal in ways more favorable to the United States.
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A Supreme Court decision on Monday will limit the controversial practice of "venue shopping" — where plaintiffs pick court locations that they believe will be favorable to the cases they're arguing.
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But with mounting pressure from top Senate Republicans in a year that was favorable to Democrats, Rubio eventually reversed his decision and jumped back into the race in late June.
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Her national approval ratings are 28503 percent favorable to 22019 percent unfavorable, yet she won her 2016 midterm bid in California with 86.8 percent of the vote or 275,292 votes.
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The lower court, in the Northern District of California, is hearing the case after the Supreme Court declined to consider Google's request that they review a ruling favorable to Oracle.
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The district's local rules and procedures are favorable to patentees, and the court sends a high percentage of cases to be heard by juries, who tend to side with patentees.
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Some GOP strategists argue that now the political dynamics of any health care policy could even be more favorable to the Republican Party with Democrats in control of the House.
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But others in geographic regions that could be more favorable to Trump, including the Northeast, industrial Midwest and parts of Appalachia, may have reason to embrace the real estate billionaire.
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The vote may be more favorable to Mr. Trump than the worst-case-scenario prognosticators suggest for a very simple reason: Landslides do not really happen in presidential elections anymore.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's favorability ratings have ticked upward from their low point in mid-September, but he remains net negative, 35% favorable to 45% unfavorable, as midterm elections approach.
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And his hopes of catching her in the traditional delegate race are looking increasingly thin with several large states favorable to her yet to vote, including New York and Pennsylvania.
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However, the board of the company - over which Tanure holds sway - has held firm against bondholder proposals, and has promoted a plan that would be more favorable to equity holders.
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The judge issued a written ruling addressing the defense's motion to dismiss -- saying the prosecution is not required to give the Grand Jury evidence that is favorable to the defense.
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Trump has pledged to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA) linking the economies of the United States, Mexico and Canada to make the terms more favorable to Americans.
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Biden stretched his lead in the delegate count to more than 100, not yet halfway through a month that includes a string of contests that look favorable to his campaign.
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The first thing to understand is that the EU is not a free trade agreement like NAFTA; it's a customs union, which is substantially stronger and more favorable to trade.
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Then again, the basic outline of the 2018 Senate map is so favorable to Republicans that for Democrats to net as much as one seat would be a remarkable achievement.
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But the basic dynamics of a race to the bottom in terms of voter enthusiasm aren't all that favorable to Democrats — as we've seen in the past two midterm elections.
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Robert K. Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, has asked the prosecutor who charged him with solicitation of prostitution to turn over "evidence materially favorable" to his case.
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It's hard to imagine a scenario in which jurors would have felt more favorable to the defendant after hearing such evidence than if they did not hear it at all.
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Like other world leaders before him, Netanyahu has also learned that support from Trump must be repaid -- in terms and at a time most favorable to the President's political goals.
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There is widespread agreement that the industry failed to properly represent less educated white voters, and that this was part of why last year's polls were too favorable to Democrats.
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A separate investigation in the digital publication Stat found that the alcohol institute's director, George Koob, may have killed a study that did not look favorable to the alcohol industry.
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In research with my colleague Whitney Manzo, we have found that members of the Gen Z and millennial generations are about 22020 percent more favorable to women as political leaders.
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Greek government debt has become more favorable to international investors thanks to a recent debt deal, and will only continue along this path, according to a key EU finance official.
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In response, the Warren Court decreed that before trial, prosecutors must turn over evidence that is ''favorable'' to the defense if it is ''material either to guilt or to punishment.
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"When it comes to handshakes, many other people have tasted bitterness with Trump," read a post by Phoenix Television, a Hong Kong news organization that is considered favorable to Beijing.
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Despite his behind-the-scenes interactions with reporters, Trump frequently, and sometime viciously, excoriates mainstream journalists for their lack of focus on topics favorable to the president and his agenda.
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O'Leary is very bullish about the stock market, telling CNBC in August he thinks the United States and China will reach a trade agreement that's favorable to both countries -- eventually.
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"Someone like Bolton is unlikely to deliver a smoking gun beyond what we already know and may even spin his testimony in ways that are favorable to Trump," she said.
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If Cruz can fill the seats with delegates favorable to him, they can switch on the second ballot, having satisfied their legal obligations by backing Trump on the first ballot.
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It seems highly likely that whether the country wants it or not there will be an adjustment in its trade balance that will not be favorable to the Chinese economy.
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And they maintained to prosecutors that his contact with reporters was to correct the impression that the report was favorable to Ukraine, a step that ran contrary to Ukraine's interests.
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In fact, Mr. McGahn laid out how Mr. Trump tried to ensure control of the investigation, giving investigators a mix of information both potentially damaging and favorable to the president.
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What Warren gets is that serious analysis is a lot more favorable to a progressive agenda than Serious conventional wisdom, which is obsessed with keeping taxes low and restraining spending.
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The meeting included a discussion about a proposal to resolve the conflict in Ukraine in terms favorable to the Kremlin, an issue that has damaged Russia's relations with the West.
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My best guess is that there will be a deal, and the hefty vote in favor of a strike means it will be more favorable to the WGA than not.
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In late July, Lara came under fire for starring in "Real News Update," an online series posted on the president's Facebook page intended to highlight news coverage favorable to him.
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Al-Masdar News, an agency favorable to Assad's regime, is reporting that Syrian special forces will not withdraw from Castillo Road, and will continue offensive operations against JFS in the city.
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Snap included one upside in Tuesday's filing, saying its quarterly results would be "slightly favorable" to the upper end of its guidance when it reports, which is scheduled for Feb. 5.
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But most of the Republicans who spoke to BuzzFeed News blamed Snipes, some suggesting that she may have done it on purpose because the results weren't favorable to her Democratic leanings.
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By choosing a running mate who is well known as a proponent on these specific issues, presidential contenders can reassure voters who don't believe the candidate is favorable to their cause.
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GOP members of the House Rules Committee sought to make the resolution more favorable to their party -- and called for wider subpoena powers than the Democratic majority is willing to grant.
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Liam Condon, president of Bayer's crop science division, said the appeals of jury rulings against the chemical will be heard by judges, a factor he sees as favorable to Bayer's chances.
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Republicans and Republican-leaning independents, of course, are not representative of the country, but Trump sometimes describes favorable-to-him subsets of the population as if they are the entire population.
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For example, the result for the party identification variable is -57, indicating that Republicans (1) were, on average, 57 points more favorable to Trump than Clinton compared with strong Democrats (0).
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Perhaps the most lasting accomplishment of Haden's tenure was U.S.C.'s securing a 98-year lease to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on terms widely seen as favorable to the university.
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A potential change in government has sparked questions about whether a new government would see changes to Exxon's contract, which opponents say is highly the favorable to the U.S. oil major.
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Twitter has previously acknowledged pulling down hundreds of "inauthentic" accounts that pushed talking points favorable to the Saudi government, which has built an "electronic army" tasked with furthering its agenda online.
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Flynn pushed his own points of view — selectively presenting information to Trump in ways favorable to his own positions — rather than serving as an honest broker as national security advisors should.
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" Fortune: "As with alleged Russian interference in the recent U.S. election, the Macron hack could represent an attempt to boost a candidate seen as more favorable to Russia ... Marine Le Pen.
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There are some other provisions in this bill, however, that are a bit different — and generally, more favorable to doctors (no surprise, given that this is the proposal coming from doctors).
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The paper notes that the city's mayor, Rahm Emanuel, is the brother of an Uber investor and is seen as having been favorable to the ride-hailing company in the past.
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"The bottom line is that while everyone gets a tax cut, they are more favorable to the rich than those at the bottom," said Roberton Williams of the Tax Policy Center.
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The price differential between the unrefined bitumen produced in Canada and what American refineries can get for the synthetic crude they make out of it isn't favorable to the Canadian market.
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Instead, pretty much every election this year, from the Netherlands to France, has seen a backlash to the popularity of far-right parties that presumably would be more favorable to Putin.
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The iPhone mix and average selling price (ASP) will be the biggest driver of Apple shares in the next year, which we expect to be favorable to the overall growth story.
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By all of these measures, national political and economic conditions are more favorable to the president's party than they were at this time in 2012, when Mr. Obama won re-election.
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President Obama hasn't, but at the convention he didn't speak up for it or for trade generally — even though there is some evidence much of the public remains favorable to trade.
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The House Constitution and Justice Committee will meet later in the day and Deputy Delegate Marcelo Freitas is expected to present an opinion favorable to the admissibility of the pension reform.
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John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) that would have repealed the rule and given the EPA specific instructions and a timeline to rewrite it in a way more favorable to conservatives and businesses.
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Additionally, Republican leadership in Congress may welcome the split, as it could give them an opportunity to steer Trump in a direction that is more favorable to their mainstream conservative agenda.
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Candidates supported by Mr. Lamm lost, but the board, has since made rulings more favorable to the development, lawyers for the defendants said, and many of the townhouse are already occupied.
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"It will be favorable to companies with primarily domestic business that are paying close to the full tax rate," said John Carey, portfolio manager at Amundi Pioneer Asset Management in Boston.
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The judge also said that he had to view the evidence presented so far "in a light most favorable to the government" when he was deciding whether the case should proceed.
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In 133, the six battleground states were about four points more favorable to Mr. Trump than the rest of the country was, a pattern that persisted in the 2018 midterm election.
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For now, Biden is still on track to win South Carolina — albeit at margins that are much less favorable to him than the ones he was seeing in polls last year.
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The redrawn lines, which included adding parts of Harrisburg favorable to Democrats, shifted the district from one Trump carried by 21 points to one he would have won by 9 points.
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To compound the impact of increasingly technical military systems, a new set of political philosophies favorable to corporate consolidation emerged in the 1970s, leading to merger waves across the civilian sector.
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As part of the effort to oust her, Mr. Giuliani and his associates encouraged news outlets favorable to the president to publicize unsubstantiated claims about Ms. Yovanovitch's disloyalty to Mr. Trump.
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Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, accused the administration of overseeing a "cover-up from A to Z" of Ms. Haspel's career by selectively declassifying only information favorable to the nominee.
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Schwab Intelligent Portfolios has no management or account fees; however, customers pay expense ratios based on investments – which in most cases are still favorable to the fees of other robo advisors.
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"We are seeing a lot more activity mostly coordinated through the state GOP," said Michael Korns, chairman of the Westmoreland County GOP, a southwestern Pennsylvania county that looks favorable to Trump.
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For three years, Mr. Navarro, 70, has been Mr. Trump's trade warrior, pushing the president to rip up trade deals and rewrite them so they are more favorable to American workers.
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But McGahn laid out how Trump "tried to ensure control of the investigation, giving investigators a mix of information both potentially damaging and favorable to the president," the Times' report said.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to terminate the North American Free Trade Agreement unless the pact linking Canada, Mexico and the United States can be changed to terms more favorable to Washington.
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ES: We scrape state and federal court records and look for indicators, like whether a court is favorable to plaintiffs, if particular case types tend to win, who the judge is.
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Voters don't tend to make decisions based on which party offers policies favorable to them but instead on which party is in tune with a big part of their social identities.
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Mr. Juncker, who believes that the backstop is actually favorable to Britain, is apparently offering commitments to finish a future relationship in good time so that the backstop is never needed.
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Third, while preserving our security commitment to the South, work privately to encourage reunification - "one country-two systems" - under terms favorable to the South and with our continued, long-term presence.
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And 98 of them, it turned out, carried conclusions that were favorable to the funder in some way — promoting everything from chocolate's heart health benefits to cocoa's ability to fight disease.
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That deep-seated political agenda has allowed the Kochs and others in their network to build a political climate from the ground up that is more favorable to their personal interests.
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And it makes it difficult to have a reasonable conversation about race, effectively perpetuating a status quo favorable to white Americans by averting discussions about how to change the existing circumstances.
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In their letter, the lawmakers asked how the government would prevent under the expanded rule so-called "forum shopping," where prosecutors seek warrants in districts considered more favorable to law enforcement.
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These rules all but ensure a case will go to trial, which is already slightly more favorable to patent plaintiffs but also comes with the added likelihood of settling out of court.
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Federal courts, like Alsup's, are less favorable to lawsuits like San Francisco and Oakland's, which contend that fossils fuel companies are liable for damages because they've created a public "nuisance," said Carlson.
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Moreover, how do we even know that said engagement—assuming that is what is being measured—is shifting the discussion around the Syrian intervention in any way favorable to the Russian government?
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They are also blind to the dramatic decline in the French support of the EU; only 38 percent are now favorable to the EU, compared with 70 percent about ten years ago.
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The proportional allocation rules in the Democratic primary won't help Sanders catch Clinton -- but he could spend the next month delivering some embarrassing losses to Clinton in states favorable to his campaign.
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But even what's publicly known about AMI and Trump shows the company helped shape the narrative of his public and private life during the 2016 campaign in ways unquestionably favorable to him.
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Polls indicate that both candidates have huge negatives: Gallup most recently put Trump's favorable to unfavorable rating at 31 percent to 63 percent, while Clinton's was at 333 percent to 54 percent.
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Pushing oversight to the FTC has two advantages for Ajit Pai: One, it's likely to be favorable to his BFFs at the telecom companies, because the FTC's oversight is so much weaker.
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While the Democrats' image isn't exactly positive (9163% of Americans have a favorable view, 45% unfavorable), it's in far better shape than that of the Republican Party (36% favorable to 53% unfavorable).
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"The evidence, construed in the light most favorable to PETA, does not support the conclusion that the conditions of her captivity pose a threat of serious harm to Lolita," the court said.
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In these two contrasting examples, it's easy to see why non-participating preferred stock arrangements are more favorable to startup founders and employees; it leaves more money on the table for them.
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He vowed to radically alter traditional alliances like NATO, turning them into versions of protection rackets, and to tear up existing trade deals and make them more favorable to the United States.
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"Our policy objective is that Canada should be an exporter of LNG both on the east coast and the west, and the geography is favorable to a Canadian-Japanese relationship," he said.
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Indicate a willingness to engage the international economic community but only on terms fair and favorable to the U.S. Call on the world to unite against threats like ISIS and North Korea.
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The Detroit Three should also be helped by low gas prices and the rising popularity of light trucks, a market segment that is much more favorable to them than the auto segment.
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Xiaomi appears to be seeking a halo effect with a new flagship that is packed full of tech which, on paper at least, compares favorable to the iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy S8.
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But progressive lawmakers and liberal groups are wary of the tax rates that Schumer may pursue, viewing them as too favorable to corporations at a time when populist sentiment is running high.
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These complaints have been a staple of labor unions and politicians on the left for ages; Hillary Clinton has pledged to renegotiate deals to be more favorable to American workers if elected.
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It's another sign that Ford, one of the oldest and most storied car makers in the world, is aware of that the writing on the wall is not favorable to car companies.
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It's Donald Trump because he is someone who himself has shown a penchant for using the media -- via selected leaks of information -- to finesse the narrative to be more favorable to him.
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Mr. Wright, Ms. Robison and others say they think that top editors are not just reviewing articles, but trying to shape them in ways that make them more favorable to Mr. Adelson.
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For Kim Jong Un, a photo with a sitting American President depicting the two as equals, would help him cultivate an international environment much more favorable to doing business with his regime.
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That situation worsened last week, they wrote, when Facebook said that for several years it has misstated, in a way favorable to Facebook, how much time people actually spend watching these videos.
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"It shows that they were in a neighborhood that can shelter cells for months, because it is a neighborhood that is favorable to them," he said, referring to Molenbeek, a Brussels district.
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"Consistent with the President's announcement in June, we are withdrawing from the Paris Agreement unless we can reengage on terms more favorable to the United States," a White House official said Monday.
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Schatz said he thought there was a possibility that leaders on the Senate's Commerce Committee would find a way to move forward with broadband measures that are favorable to the tech industry.
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The fifth former Rubio delegate — the one who did not sign the letter — did not return a request for comment from The Hill, but is believed to be more favorable to Cruz.
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The company said last year that it would launch clubs around the country to support laws favorable to its business — part of a larger strategy lead by veteran political operative Chris Lehane.
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"In the beginning, I had to take what I could because I didn't really have a choice," he says, acknowledging that the deal wasn't particularly favorable to him in the long term.
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Meanwhile, the field is likely to continue to be large because Trump's approval numbers are frankly terrible — 241 percent favorable to 256 percent unfavorable — even though the economy has been performing well.
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The purpose of the "peace plan," it seems, would have been to help settle the Russia-Ukraine conflict on terms favorable to Russia, and then allow the lifting of sanctions on Russia.
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Already, Mr. Trump has pushed public perceptions of his party's position on immigration further to the right — just as he helped make the party appear more favorable to Russia and Vladimir Putin.
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Mr. Zuma had offered Mr. Abrahams' predecessor, Mxolisi Nxasana, a payout of more than $1 million to resign, clearing the way for an appointment of a prosecutor more favorable to his interests.
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In that sense, there is recognition that there is something wrong, that perhaps there ought to be more emphasis on education that empowers women in a particular setting that's favorable to them.
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Suffolk County, which encompasses the wealthy towns that make up the Hamptons, has traditionally been more favorable to the spouse who earned the money, particularly if the couple owned a home there.
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"In a grand jury trial, you don't come out and leak anything that you heard that's favorable to try to have a story spun as positively as you can," Zeldin said. Rep.
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"They tried to bombard French Twitter with memes favorable to Le Pen," said Padraic Ryan, a project coordinator at Storyful, an online marketing company that tracks social media activity around news events.
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A writer and analyst generally favorable to the Iranian government, Mr. Abedin failed to return as scheduled on April 29 from a visit with family in Iran, said his publisher, Michael Hurst.
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A Mexican web developer, Iván Santiesteban, concluded that around 20,000 bots were used in the month and a half before Election Day 2012 to create online conversations favorable to Mr. Peña Nieto.
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"Our goal is to minimize Sanders' margins on Super Tuesday and rack up delegates in the March 10th and March 17th contests, which are much more favorable to us," the memo stated.
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"We believe the Obama-Clinton years have passed legislation that has been favorable to the big banks, which is why you see all the Wall Street money going to her," he said.
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For its part, the Enquirer — which endorsed Mr. Trump for president and often runs stories favorable to him and critical of his opponents — said it wanted nothing to do with the fight.
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Now, one of the things that makes it a little bit easier is that the debt terms are much more favorable to general partners than they used to be, and the sponsors.
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Furthermore, their views and opinions might not necessarily be favorable (to the point that it might hurt your feelings), but they could offer you a chance to make a large-scale improvement.
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While President Trump has painted himself as far more favorable to the coal industry, his administration nonetheless continued to argue that it was not obligated to prepare in-depth job impact reports.
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On the other hand, the FBI kept a closely-held secret any information that was favorable to Trump — such as the fact that Comey repeatedly told Trump he wasn't under investigation. 2628.
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The Fed was explicitly created to be independent of politics under the assumption that politicians would be too tempted to manipulate monetary policy to create economic conditions favorable to their re-election.
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A final example: Historically conservatism has been proudly paternalist, favorable to forms of censorship and prohibition for the sake of protecting precisely the private virtues that Carlson's critics think government can't cultivate.
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The steps an unscrupulous prosecutor might take to get a conviction, like hiding evidence favorable to the defense or coercing a witness to give certain testimony, seldom becomes public, legal scholars said.
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Researchers have found that studies supported by industry — from pharmaceuticals and medical devices to weight loss aids and sugary drinks — are more likely to return results that are favorable to the funders.
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The Republican president's strategy reflects his "America First" priorities of protecting the U.S. homeland and borders, rebuilding the military, projecting strength abroad and pursuing trade policies more favorable to the United States.
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From medicines and medical devices to weight loss aids and sugary drinks, researchers have found that studies supported by industry are more likely to return results that are favorable to the funder.
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Even that measure, though, seems influenced by the larger divide, with Republicans and the groups favorable to the GOP far more likely to credit Trump than those skeptical of him on other grounds.
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The report studied and ranked 54 countries based on indicators that determine how easy it is for female business owners to thrive on a scale of one (least favorable) to 100 (most favorable).
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Others, like Roosevelt University political scientist David Faris, argue that Democrats need to go on the offensive with moves that would make voting and elections both more democratic and more favorable to Democrats.
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Trump last month announced a side deal with Mexico and has warned Ottawa that he is prepared to leave Canada out if it fails to accept terms more favorable to the United States.
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A high-profile ethics scandal for one of their leaders, in an environment already favorable to Democrats, could give either Cordray or Kucinich the steam they need to get to the governor's mansion.
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If he did that and it was not legitimized as a treaty, any future president — just as Trump did to Obama's agreement — could unilaterally abrogate it or make it more favorable to Iran.
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We saw that with the four-page summary Barr issued ahead of his release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report, which framed the report as far more favorable to Trump then it was.
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She has a reputation as being favorable to corporate interests due to both her representation of a variety of corporate clients at Akin Gump and her defense of the Roberts Court's business record.
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The licensing system in Massachusetts is cited by experts as one of the primary reasons the state has the lowest gun death rate in the US. The candidates generally seem favorable to licensing.
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He received gifts, money and loans from Jonnie R. Williams, the CEO of a Virginia-based company, the government said, in exchange for official acts seen as favorable to Williams and his business.
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Secretary Clinton demonized different business sectors during a bruising primary process and would probably continue the direction of the Obama White House, which has generally been antagonistic to business, though favorable to technology.
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DNC staffers are supposed to play a neutral role in a primary campaign, but the leaked emails showed that several senior DNC officials seemed more favorable to Hillary Clinton than to Bernie Sanders.
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Putin had flattered Trump into supporting positions favorable to Russia, Michael Morell, a longtime CIA officer and former deputy director of the agency, said in an opinion piece in The New York Times.
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Trump also implied during the speech that he could pull U.S. troops stationed in South Korea if he didn't strike a trade deal favorable to the U.S. with the country, the newspaper reported.
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Some of the matters may have been resolved in favor of the women who initiated lawsuits, and some may have been resolved in a way favorable to the men they accused of misconduct.
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Judge Gloria Navarro said the evidence was largely favorable to the defendants, and the fact that prosecutors withheld it "undermined the confidence of the outcome of the trial," according to the Review-Journal.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Wednesday unanimously upheld an Arizona state legislative map drawn by an independent redistricting commission, rejecting a challenge from Republicans who said the map was too favorable to Democrats.
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It is conceivable that its illegal electoral manipulation could elect a Taipei government more favorable to Beijing and much cooler to close U.S.-Taiwan relations, positions opposed by a majority of the Taiwanese.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Coca-Cola Femsa SAB de CV and Heineken NV announced late on Thursday the end of an arbitration on contracts of beer distribution in Brazil favorable to Femsa.
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But in a tweak favorable to large U.S., Japanese and post-Brexit British banks, only lenders with assets of at least 40 billion euros in the EU would fall under the new rule.
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This got me thinking that if one side fields a lot of polls that end up favorable to their side, then maybe they're more likely to release more internal polls than other side.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines' foreign minister called for "restraint and sobriety" in the South China Sea on Tuesday after an international arbitration court issued a decision favorable to Manila and condemned by Beijing.
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"This action is more favorable to taxpayers and provides the state with more flexibility to prioritize spending for social services, education and our state's most vulnerable," the governor's office said in a statement.
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The major interest groups and political action committees active in campaigns tend to be composed of these types of people, supporting interests more favorable to them than the poor or people of color.
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The show, set to air through Election Day, debuted this week with a CNN-style crawl — filled exclusively with headlines favorable to Mr. Trump — and onscreen graphics borrowed from the cable news playbook.
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And in the court of public opinion -- particularly given the fealty that rank-and-file Republicans have shown (and continue to show) to Trump, the comparison is far more favorable to Trump's side.
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