One person fights for one thing, and one person fights for another thing, and it gets there.
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Democrats can win big by campaigning against the Trump tax scandal as the party that fights for right against wrong, and the party that fights for the many and not merely the few.
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There are still fights for indigenous rights going on everywhere.
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Fights for similar laws are underway in dozens more states.
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I work with Ellen Page, who fights for LGBT rights.
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The resurrected Mountain never fights for her in single combat.
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VPC fights for its goals in a number of ways.
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The Memo: Obama fights for his legacy in the midterms.
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"I love that [Trump] fights for our flag," she said.
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This little fellow fights for belly pats and trans rights.
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And Montenegrins are brave people in those fights for freedom.
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He began calling fights for the nascent ESPN in 1980.
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I fight for real money, he fights for my change.
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Recognize that you have benefited from their fights for change.
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Yet the author fights for his spot, and earns it.
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Lina fights for her lady's right to a spiced milk bath.
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"He who fights for justice has nothing to fear," he said.
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He fights for every inch he gains, because he has to.
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Malala Yousafzai, shot by the Taliban & fights for girl's educ. pic.twitter.
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She wants a candidate that fights for her and her family.
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The McGregor and Duffy fights for Poirier had plenty of parallels.
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I've booked three fights for them since this ban was lifted.
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He fights for freedom, like us, Bulgarians fight for freedom too.
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Sears is experimenting with new formats as it fights for survival.
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"This election will be a choice between a candidate who fights for working families and a candidate who fights for the corporate interests that stack the deck against them," Casey&aposs campaign said in a statement.
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But, under the hood, you have a machine that fights for freedom.
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Neymar fights for his right to keep partying, says he won't stop.
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She respects the dignity of every child and fights for every American.
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Be that person who fights for the best thing for our families.
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This year's march marginalized intersectional queer struggles and ongoing fights for decolonization.
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And now, as it fights for its life, it's doing the same.
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But Chand is also a woman who fights for what she wants.
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As he fights for his life, he deserves better — so much better.
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It's the oldest in the country, having hosted fights for 112 years.
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STRATFORD, Ontario — The Roman general Coriolanus hates the hordes he fights for.
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The shakeup comes as the firm fights for relevancy in the states.
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Richard Burr is playing defense as he fights for his political life.
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Our democratic institutions won't remain strong unless the country fights for them.
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Democrats should declare themselves — from the most urban America to the most rural America, from Main Street to the farms and the factories — as the party that fights for the many against the party that fights for the few.
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"I told her he fights for everything important to Mommy," Ms. Lemons said.
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I mean, he is picking some personal fights for responding to personal attacks.
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I work with Jesse Williams, who fights for civil rights in the USA.
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Go deeper: Theresa May fights for her Brexit deal, and her political future
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There is even an activist group called UltraViolet that fights for women's rights.
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A third was the cascade effect of different groups' fights for their rights.
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The subtext was barely subtext: "She fights for the wrong people," Christie said.
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As he fights for is [sic] life, he deserves better — so much better.
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To Zabel, it echoes other difficult, unjust fights for to protect civil rights.
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Here are 28503 looming fights for the agency in Trump's first year: 22019.
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For me, it's not just that she's a woman who fights for women.
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The patriot party of Democrats fights for freedom, justice, democracy and human rights.
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She's since said her views have changed and now fights for LGBTQ rights.
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Ed fights for the working class and the people who need a champion.
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The co-op fights for federal policies that benefit farmers, customers and communities.
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Chase Strangio is an attorney with the ACLU who fights for trans rights.
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The queen of reinvention is cherishing the past as she fights for son Rocco.
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Color of Change is an organization that fights for racial equality through multiple facets.
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She fights for what is right, even when the odds are stacked against her.
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He said trade negotiations are tough because each country fights for its own interests.
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"Abby reminds me of Tron, in that she fights for the user," Ramji said.
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But above all else, for Warren, this is the difference: Trump fights for himself.
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These concerns will grow ever-louder as the Pentagon fights for a larger budget.
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As Emily fights for her life, Kumail bonds with her parents in the hospital.
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"He fights for all people of color," said Ms. Alarcon, who identifies as Hispanic.
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Katswe Sisterhood fights for sex workers to gain sexual and reproductive health and rights.
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She believes everybody should be equal but at the same time fights for it.
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Democrats describe Edmondson's time in office as 'someone who fights for the little guy.
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In total, 10 Democratic primary fights for the House will continue until May 22.
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Feminism actually fights for women to access affordable and quality healthcare, including mental healthcare.
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Neither saw the struggle for freedom as limited to fights for laws and full citizenship.
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But job losses for driving occupations are certain and will spark legal fights for employers.
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Once again the family disapproves of her non-royalness, but her father fights for her.
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Though he fights for his principles with tenacity, he always does so as a gentleman.
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He treats them well and they believe in him and the causes he fights for.
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So it'll be interesting to see how hard Trump fights for this one, if needed.
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Each member of the ensemble cast fights for funniest jokes, and the race is tight.
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Congress no longer fights for consumers and average people the way it is supposed to.
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Shabana says she doesn't believe in the law, but still fights for a state agency.
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As Hong Kong fights for its life, an embarrassed China has only violence to offer
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Strong, breaks tackles, excellent balance, tough, doesn't run out of bounds, fights for extra yardage.
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Many protesters last year said the 2014 movement prepared them for further fights for democracy.
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The co-op fights for federal policies that benefit farmers, their customers and rural communities.
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"A confident opposition party fights for the heart and soul of their base," said Zaheed.
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At least three House Republicans in Virginia face fights for their political lives in November.
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He's been very effective, fights for the players and has their best interests at heart.
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UFC on ESPN+ 2 is an absolutely stacked card of fights for the educated fight fan.
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Women have flourished in many ways, winning many piecemeal fights for gender equality along the way.
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It is an organization that fights for the rights of those that do not have them.
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But it will be the undercurrent of all of the fights for the next several weeks.
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That she fights for people who are in there, people who havebeen discriminated against in prison.
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And when he fights for the fate of Wakanda I will be right there beside him.
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Ola's arrival in London comes as its key rival, Uber, fights for survival in the city.
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She said that our myriad fights for economic, environmental, racial, and social justice were all interconnected.
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The CFPB fights for greater transparency from banks and other lenders about what those fees are.
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The baby "fights for his life" in the wake of his mother's death, WXJT reported Tuesday.
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The group describes itself as a grassroots organization that fights for peace and human rights initiatives.
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The talk of a price cut come as President Dilma Rousseff fights for her political survival.
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Brown, 26, works in development for a nonprofit organization in Washington that fights for religious freedom.
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Essentially, Missandei affirmed that everyone who fights for Daenerys does so because they believe in her.
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Hayley Squires plays the single mother he befriends as he fights for his survival and dignity.
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If he continues winning, it will not be long before he fights for the Bellator title.
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He's had to prove to his more progressive base that he still fights for them, too.
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Winners: Facebook and Google are gobbling up almost all growth, while everyone else fights for scraps.
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"People don't come to these fights for the talk, they come for the fights," he said.
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It's about time that we have a president that fights for the people in this country.
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Meretz is wholeheartedly against the continued occupation and fights for human rights and the L.G.B.T. cause.
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"No one fights for their rights, because almost no one can write or read," he said.
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Developing a long-term, coordinated funder base—one that fervently fights for governmental programs—is paramount.
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Steyer said yes, and that he's been winning fights for climate during the last 12 years.
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Mr. Albasheer, a 35-year-old journalist, fights for his country with his sense of humor.
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E.J.I. fights for indigent defendants and has won the release of inmates who were falsely arrested.
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He says he fights for money and the chance "to go outside", to Europe or America.
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Mother fights for her son In July, Zhang told CNN she was very excited about the review.
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But the National Commission for Women, a statutory body that fights for women's rights, condemned Gandhi's comments.
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Queen Silvia founded the organization that fights for children who are neglected, abandoned or abused in 1999.
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As the new decade unfolds, the issue of hunger fights for attention amid a fraught political environment.
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Now the NRA's insistence that it fights for the civil rights of legal gun owners rings hollow.
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And history suggests that fights for presidential nominations rarely get less competitive as the votes draw nearer.
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This progressive policy change is enticing for brands who are ostensibly joining the fights for LGBTQ rights.
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While he fights for traction, I can literally feel my front wheels engage and pull me through.
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Travis fights for a woman who needs no saving and for a title that has no meaning.
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I want a leader who will now honor my son's life and fights for our children's futures.
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The MMA universe was expecting big fights for UFC's maiden voyage at the iconic Madison Square Garden.
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Women are half of this country — and they deserve a president who values and fights for them.
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"I dream of an Amazon region that fights for the rights of the poor..." the Pope begins.
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He fights for Couch Rights and access to fresh water and walks to the park, and more treats!
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The issue at the end of the day that feminism fights for is equality, men and women alike.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. saw the fights for civil rights and economic justice as being inextricably linked.
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Being the boss means Dunn has to be the one who fights for her characters and her staff.
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He's scared that nothing's real, but she fights for him because he has given up fighting for himself.
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Archer extraordinaire Merida fights for the right to take her time picking a companion, and you should too.
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And some worry that further activism will make future fights for science funding more difficult and more partisan.
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"Bill Nelson fights for all Floridians, no matter their race, religion or income," Harris said in a statement.
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In "Ovarian Psycos," a Latina bicycle gang fights for its place on the streets of East Los Angeles.
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Ariel Winter is asking her followers for support as her cousin fights for his life in the hospital.
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I work with Jesse Williams, who fights for civil rights in the USA... Judge me by my work.
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Do you think girls and guys get in fights for different reasons, or is it all the same?
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He is a good man through and through, and he fights for what is just in this country.
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Golden Boy struck a deal with DAZN to broadcast 10 Alvarez fights for a minimum of $350 million.
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Again and again, fights for environmental justice victories lead to wins for the environment and miscarriages of justice.
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Deborah Gillis, CEO at Catalyst, a nonprofit that fights for the workplace advancement of women, sure thinks so.
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Industry complains it cannot find enough technically skilled American workers and fights for more H-1B imported workers.
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Marine Le Pen looks emboldened as François Fillon fights for his political life in France Marine Le Pen looks emboldened as François Fillon fights for his political life in France With the list of official candidates now almost complete, France is now firmly in the middle of the presidential election campaign.
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Shunning allies and picking fights For many of America's traditional friends, Trump appears to hold global opinion in contempt.
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I hope you know our show fights for visibility and inclusivity and we will do better in the future.
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As their bond grows stronger, Elisa fights for her friend's survival and her own hopes for a better life.
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La Borinqueña fights for this particular issue in Miranda-Rodriguez's book, which is now a real social justice victory.
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How should leaders like Tim Cook and Marc Benioff place their companies in fights for things like LGBT rights?
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NJJN fights for state-level policy reform to create a more equitable justice system, especially for people of color.
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In the 18th century people had physical fights for the best seats, and even riots were not unheard of.
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I stay because my students deserve an adult who always puts them first and fights for their well-being.
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She inspires me because she's the new face for female soccer players—and she fights for all of us.
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Madeleine's mother, Queen Silvia, founded the organization that fights for children who are neglected, abandoned or abused in 1999.
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And Roy Moore fears God, stands for the Constitution, fights for what is right and believes what we believe.
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All four are incumbents in states that Trump won in 2016, and several are facing stiff fights for reelection.
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" Warren on Monday in Cincinnati called Trump a "small, insecure money-grubber who fights for no one but himself.
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" In "The Untouchables," a bullet-riddled Sean Connery fights for his life as Robert DeNiro's Al Capone enjoys "Pagliacci.
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This is what set off the "Dreamer" movement, which fights for the rights of immigrant youth and their families.
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According to NARAL, a pro-choice organization that fights for reproductive rights, 7 in 10 Americans support abortion access.
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But despite her failures and shortcomings, Meyer has always been a woman who fights for exactly what she wants.
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There's also Stonewall in Britain, a charity that fights for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals.
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Some Republicans already sense a looming Democratic plot to gradually release more Ukraine bombshells as Trump fights for reelection.
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Guided by a love of family and a deep-seated faith, he fights for the little man -- and woman.
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She's a child of Italian immigrants who went on to be a social activist and fights for civil rights.
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But in recent months, as she fights for a second term, Ms. Hodges has tried to change the subject.
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Begner said she had great admiration and respect for Madea because of the way she fights for her family.
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"Boris Johnson forgets that the Hulk only fights for the good of the whole," the Avengers: Endgame actor tweeted.
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We see in stark clarity that the fights for women's rights and civil rights have never been separate stories.
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Yet on impeachment, as they face close fights for their seats again next November, their approach is starkly different.
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It means fighting for alternatives to incarceration and leading a campaign that fights for incarcerated people's right to vote.
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Nearly all of them saw their lives cut short during vicious fights for supremacy in medieval Mongolia's royal courts.
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The ACLU also fights for LGBTQ rights, First Amendment rights, government transparency, immigrant rights, and woman's rights, among other issues.
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Ben Ray Lujan, D-New Mexico, acknowledged Democrats nationally have ignored the state-level map-making fights for too long.
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The hashtag is part of the Free The Nipple campaign which fights for gender equality by opposing sexually objectifying women.
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Once-promising seasons have dissolved into all-outbowl-eligibility fights for UCLA and Utah with both entering November with .500records.
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A champion who fights for more than just his ego, and whose undeniable greatness stands for something larger than himself.
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"Our ally, Britney Spears, she fights for acceptance in her own way," the 46-year-old "She Bangs" singer said.
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Fights over things like the reactor's location near an earthquake fault have been the source of fights for many decades.
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Bianca's (Sibongile Mlambo) death ripples disastrously for the men who killed her and for Jacob as he fights for justice.
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Robot makers and builders are calling out YouTube for taking down videos of robot fights for allegedly depicting animal cruelty.
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Facing public threats, she still fights for freedom A Sudanese teenager killed her husband as he tried to rape her.
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If a candidate fights for reforms to lower drug prices, we are going to work on his or her behalf.
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The whole thing feels a bit like someone fell in love with Earthbound and swapped JRPG fights for golf swings.
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It also means the right to have a government that protects our works and fights, really fights for our jobs.
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A single grumpy security unit — Murderbot — fights for life, liberty, and the pursuit of hours and hours of soap operas.
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National Immigrant Justice Center: This program fights for policy reform and provides legal services to immigrants, refugees, and asylum-seekers.
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" It goes on to tout Cruz as "the heavyweight" in the race, who "thinks like us" and "fights for us.
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She continued to believe that the fights for peace and for women's rights were not just compatible but deeply connected.
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ZenMate VPN fights for your right to a free internet by allowing access to a bunch of major streaming providers.
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Parade is a new mission-driven, sustainable underwear brand that fights for better representation in the lingerie space — in technicolor.
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But Trump's lawyers worry that could quickly change, especially if Democrats' other court fights for Trump's financial records are unsuccessful.
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We believe in a federal Department of Justice that fights for the rights of the American people, not against them.
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But when your community fights for those same people who terrorize you, it sends a very complicated and mixed message.
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She now fights for equality on university campuses, ensuring that men and women are given the same treatment and opportunities.
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" Jurgens pointed to a testimonial Denise wrote on the organization's website about why she fights for a cure: "Why I fight?
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The company planned to retain all the employees on its rolls as it fights for lifting of the ban on operations.
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Blue fights for Garden, a consciousness that is part of all life, while Red is part of a post-singularity society.
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Engineer Nelson Ramirez, president of the United Filipino Seafarers (UFS), which fights for seafarers' rights, lists the qualities of Filipino seamen.
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With that truth in mind, Save the Children — an international organization that fights for children's rights – enlisted the help of Dictionary.
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Within Israel, the violence Tuesday occurred in a moment of heightened political tension, as Mr. Netanyahu fights for his political life.
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We aren't the UFC's financial advisors: we should want to watch fights for their potential to interest or excite or educate.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights fights for women's reproductive freedom and access to safe, quality health care through litigation and advocacy.
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As he fights for his political life over the next 18 months, the risk of even more drastic steps will rise.
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Through his work at Transathlete, Mosier fights for trans* inclusion at all levels of sports, identifying key disparities along the way.
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Some altercations at home take place near Tuesday as Mercury squares off with Mars, stirring up arguments and fights for dominance.
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Fights for control of illegal mines are common in the remote, mineral-rich area near the borders of Guyana and Brazil.
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"I'll tell you what kind of man: A small, insecure money-grubber who fights for one other than himself," she added.
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America traditionally stands and fights for democracy around the world, at least in theory, and Maduro is clearly no democratic champion.
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McGregor fights for the first time in 15 months on Saturday when he takes on Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone at UFC 246.
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A desperate and economically weak Vladimir Putin is likely to step up his deadly active measures as he fights for survival.
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Liberal groups have supported Craig and Mullins, arguing the case is an echo of Civil Rights era fights for African Americans.
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However, Sophie also tries to woo Susie away to be her agent, since she likes how much she fights for Midge.
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"Boris Johnson forgets that the Hulk only fights for the good of the whole," Ruffalo, a vocal climate change advocate, tweeted.
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"I now belong to a different community of people, who don't have the same protection — that nobody fights for," Ali told me.
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We chat about the fights for a few minutes before the two young women say goodnight and take off on their motorbikes.
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He experienced racism firsthand for the first time while living here, and he now fights for both LGBTQ rights and racial justice.
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National Immigrant Justice Center: This Heartland Alliance program fights for policy reform and provides legal services to immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers.
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From elaborate costumes to inter-family fights for power, what's found in Game of Thrones is also found in many other shows.
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He criticized U.S. border walls when addressing Congress in September 2015 and, as evident by Sunday's remarks, fights for a borderless society.
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Lorelai (Lauren Graham) fights for her role as a Renoir beauty; Kirk (Sean Gunn) is Jesus in Da Vinci's The Last Supper.
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On its Twitter account, the organization says it "fights for a stronger America with controlled borders, reduced immigration and better enforcement. #NoAmnesty".
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That's something that happens in Traders: the fact that—for budget reasons—we couldn't film fights for a week at the time.
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Black Friday begins with the usual shopping frenzy, Oscar Pistorius' murder sentence is more than doubled and Ireland's government fights for survival.
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I'm talking about how he gripped our hearts and our souls and our conscience, and made our fights his fights for decades.
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Subpoena powers mean a raft of new probes could distract and occupy the White House as Trump fights for a second term.
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A mother fights for a better life for her son, who has cerebral palsy, in "Speechless," starring Minnie Driver and Micah Fowler.
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This is a good idea, not just because half the population should have a say as their country fights for its future.
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Similar parades were being held around the world, with celebratory events in liberal democracies and growing fights for equality in other places.
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As chief operating officer of Founders Fund, Lauren Gross fights for checks that go into the pot of money it invests from.
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"Jim Jordan is a man of integrity and honor who always fights for the underdog," Meadows said just off the House floor.
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At this stage, the I.A.A.F., as it fights for relevance and audience share globally, needs all the major markets it can get.
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"Each one only fights for a short period and is then relieved by the next group - it exhausts the army," Hashemi said.
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She fights for her position in the household, trying to outmaneuver Cyril and to force Reynolds to recognize her as his equal.
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It follows her as she fights for stricter gun control laws and deals with the mental and physical aftermath of the massacre.
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As Arie Luyendyk Jr. fights for viewers, and my Bachelor discussion group dissipates, the show is officially at risk of no longer existing.
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"Each fights for a chance to change their lives," declared an announcer when The International, a Dota 212 tournament, kicked off last year.
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To show these surprisingly similar fights for human rights and dignity, we made 40 short episodes, each no more than 10 minutes long.
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" According to a tweet from All Out, an organization that fights for LGBTQIA+ rights around the world, Saturday's event "was a HUGE success!
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She fights for justice, peace, human rights, freedom from want and fear, and so on without wasting time tussling with a dark side.
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As she fights for survival in the series' first two books, Adelina descends into darkness — until she reigns as the villainess White Wolf.
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The United States has always been a multilingual, diverse nation that fights for a more perfect union, towards freedom and justice for all.
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You'll feel good about shopping here because Wildfang is a female-founded, women-run business that fights for what its founders believe in.
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She works at two local women's health clinics, teaches OBGYN residents, medical and public health students and fights for women's health and access.
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Still, the president's plans at least create a delicate situation for some Midwestern House Republicans already locked in tough fights for re-election.
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Aren't they supposed to skyrocket to fame and then crash terribly and periodically challenge one another to MMA fights for no discernible reason?
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Today, a patchwork of dambe associations hosts weekly fights for entertainment across the country, but the sport is most popular in the north.
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Now the airline industry is seeking $50 billion in federal help as it fights for survival during a stunning decline in worldwide travel.
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Armed with acceptance from his father and brother, Karan begins a long-awaited journey toward self-acceptance and fights for others like him.
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What they see is a candidate who talks like them and fights for them, just like a certain resident of the White House.
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Climate group fights for policy change to help protect outdoor sports Years with below-average snowfall have a crushing impact on local economies.
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"He fights for the people he represents, and he delivers real results," Clinton said, applying one of her favorite self-descriptions to him.
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The White House did not deny the remarks, saying in a statement that the President fights for Americans as opposed to foreign countries.
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See how McGregor looks, just two weeks before he fights for the first time in 15 months, this time as a welterweight, below.
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" Wayne Hsiung, a founder of Direct Action Everywhere, which also fights for animal welfare, called the technology "a game changer for animal advocates.
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VICE Impact has assembled a quick list of some of the most crucial pipeline fights for 260, and how you can get involved.
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Donald Trump swept the five Republican primary contests on Tuesday night as he fights for the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the GOP nomination.
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I just gave a chunk of money to the Sylvia Rivera Law Project [a legal organization that fights for the rights of transgender people].
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It almost seems to have something of a '70s vibe, ditching gun fights for lots of messy, sweaty fights and maybe the occasional explosion.
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In the premiere, Blanca (Mj Rodriguez) gets runaway Damon (Ryan Jamaal Swain) off the streets, and fights for his future as a modern dancer.
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But he has warned against overreaching and cutting off credit flows, a likely battle-line for the government as it fights for electoral survival.
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Keys has mixed activism with art, advocating for social justice issues, and the Canadian movement fights for indigenous legal and land rights, Amnesty said.
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She is a member of the Independent Lenca Indigenous Movement of La Paz (MILPAH), which fights for its community's rights to land and water.
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Congress is facing a string of deadlines that set up a number of fights for the rest of President Trump's first year in office.
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I'm a youth advocate at CHOICE for Youth and Sexuality, an organization that fights for youth and sexual health rights everywhere in the world.
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What about the young African tech entrepreneur, Juliana Rotich from Kenya, who passionately fights for the recognition of women's potential in third world countries?
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Incumbents Republicans up for reelection who don't face heated fights for their own party's nomination have taken a somewhat softer tack against Mueller. Sen.
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She fights for all three of the show's leads, defending Sutton when she is shamed, and Kat when she stumbles into a bad contract.
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Now that Cyborg fights for a different promotion, it's highly unlikely the two will ever face off again ... but Cris says there's still hope!
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I don't know if America could hope for a president that cares and loves and works and fights for them more than she would.
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The previous year's higher death toll was because of "significant military action" in the fights for Mosul, Iraq, and Raqqa, Syria, the report said.
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The pound rose but analysts say it remains under heavy pressure as May, the British leader, fights for her survival and the Brexit deal.
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Democrats must restore their faith in a single and more moderate platform and unite behind a message that fights for equal opportunity for all.
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As a pro, he has yet to deliver a statement win or claim a world title — but on Saturday he fights for four belts.
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It was one of the biggest fights for corporate board control since Starboard Value won its proxy contest at Darden Restaurants Inc in 2014.
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Watch as Castaneda opens up about her body image and how she fights for a place in the YouTube space through all the negativity.
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Those featured — doctors, businesswomen and prostitutes, among others — rejected the period's gendered expectations in their fights for professional status, racial equality and sexual freedom.
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Those in the opposition fear that this tightening economic noose could result in increasingly desperate acts as Mr. Ortega fights for his political life.
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Republicans are already looking past impeachment, sensing a looming Democratic plot to gradually release more Ukraine bombshells as Donald Trump fights for re-election.
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During Thursday's episode of Late Night, the host made fun of Trump – a President who constantly picks fights – for his sudden call for unity.
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He will target the healthcare industry and he'll target the financial industry aggressively, that alone is enough fights for an entire 8-year presidency.
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But as the former favorite François Fillon fights for his political life, the scene doesn't look anything like the one political observers had expected.
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MSN fights for living wages, gender equality, child care rights, workplace safety and other socioeconomic and labor-related concerns with a worker-first approach.
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So I think we need to bring back entrepreneurs, and not in the Silicon Valley way, but in the way that fights for better.
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"I will fight for anyone who fights for our community," activist Linda Sarsour said during a contentious panel discussion at an Islamic convention last year.
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He fights for salary hikes for his players, demands that players' partners be allowed on tours, and seeks to influence who is appointed team coach.
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This year, Rudolph is partnering for the event with Family Equality Council, the national organization that fights for legal and lived equality for LGBTQ+ families.
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Most other Democratic House members, meanwhile, face increasingly arduous fights for survival, in a toxic political environment, with little prospect of leadership any time soon.
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"I want to find a man who fights for me, goes on adventures with me, and makes me feel loved," she says during a confessional.
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You have fights for authority, you have emerging leaders coming in, you have scapegoats, you have experiments—you fail or you're right—and you learn.
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"Across the country and in his home state of California, Tom has repeatedly helped win fights for fairness against entrenched corporate interests," the biography reads.
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While the President ducked all the fights for an anti-lynching bill, Willkie deepened his friendship and alliance with the N.A.A.C.P.'s leader, Walter White.
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At first glance, one such person appears to be actress Emma Watson — an outspoken feminist and activist in the fights for gender and racial equality.
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Nancy Pelosi and other House leaders is considered an asset as Puerto Rico fights for Congress to release more hurricane relief aide to the island.
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The real fights for free speech happen when the marginalized try to speak truth to power, not when the powerful try to silence the truth.
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Now, in present-day Mumbai, a teenage boy, Raghav — the son of one of those students — fights for his life in an intensive care unit.
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As he fights for the legal right to do that, an influential doctors group in Massachusetts has agreed to stop trying to block the way.
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She is also on the founder's council for the United States of Care, a non-profit that fights for accessible, affordable solutions for health care.
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Sandra Fulton is the government relations manager for Free Press Action Fund, the national advocacy group that fights for everyone's rights to connect and communicate.
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After winning thorny legalization fights for the birth control pill (1972) and abortion (1973), the ERA seemed inevitable — and like the culmination of all of it.
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Fragile administration The timing of the intelligence pact has also angered opposition parties, coming as South Korean President Park Geun-hye fights for her political survival.
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Bernie Sanders fights for the people, cannot be bought, and is under no obligation to fulfill any transaction with a corporation trying to corruptly buy access.
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Think back to the 1960s and the fights for women&aposs liberation and civil rights, the incredible explosion of creativity in music and fashion and art.
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With more than 46 million widows, India has the highest number of widows in the world, according to the Loomba Foundation which fights for their rights.
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Several senior US military officials are saying the fights for Mosul and Raqqa are going to expose US troops more directly to risk on the battlefield.
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Nicklen co-founded a nonprofit photography alliance called Sea Legacy, which fights for a number of ocean environmental issues, including the salvation of wild fish populations.
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The Irelands host regular "family gatherings" like this, an intimate extension of their public advocacy as a transgender military couple that fights for LGBTQ-friendly policies.
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Sprig and Spoonrocket are now defunct, and Munchery had to pull back from markets in Los Angeles, New York, and Seattle as it fights for survival.
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"Every given commodity fights for itself, cannot acknowledge the others, and attempts to impose itself everywhere as if it were the only one," reads thesis 66.
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After a few fights for their lives, they fall in love — except they're both pretending to be someone else, so how could this possibly work out?
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Republicans and industry groups opposed those rules and sued over them -- promising tough legal fights for federal environmental regulators in President Obama's final year in office.
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"Boris Johnson forgets that the Hulk only fights for the good of the whole," Ruffalo tweeted alongside an image of the Mail on Sunday front page.
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"He fights for so many things we believe in, but he's not the champion we need in this perilous moment for women and families," she wrote.
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Devoid of protection from the international assassin's guild, John Wick fights for his life on the streets of New York as he's targeted by ruthless killers.
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Hillary could have a big moment if she stands up to entrenched interests and fights for some of these reforms on behalf of kids and families.
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Baseball games aren't and shouldn't be about fights for the same reason baseball should have the DH: because this isn't the skill set you're paying for.
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After some months of training Sangmanee, he got on his motorbike to scour the Thai countryside and set up fights for the 219-year-old southpaw.
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Where we are: CNN polled seven senior GOP and Democratic aides who have been involved in these fights for years how they thought this would end.
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Visitors were greeted by free temporary tattoos of a stylized gold ovary from the Lady Parts Justice League, a nonprofit organization that fights for reproductive rights.
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At 26 years old, she ran for office for the first time to offer TX28 new leadership that fights for workers, gender rights,& a climate agenda.
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Supports can range from enchanters, who buff allies and provide healing and shields, to tanks that can absorb heavy punishment or start fights for their team.
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"In the story of Mulan," one meme shared by several posters said, "she fights for her family and country in case it's been divided by others."
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"She always talks about the fight for the land, for our land and to fights for our rights," Karota says, as she held her infant child.
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I started attending PUSH meetings, learned more about environmental racism and co-founded PUSH Silver which fights for rights and resources for senior residents of Buffalo.
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And the party needs leaders who will fight with as much passionate intensity for their cause as Mr. Trump fights for his — which is simply himself.
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And while their lyrical thrusts are quite different — the xx fights for communal uplift, whereas Sampha wallows in grief — their music is similarly textured and gorgeous.foresthillsstadium.
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"Ron Johnson continues to earn the support of Wisconsinites because he is a citizen legislator who fights for Wisconsin taxpayers," said Johnson campaign spokesman Brian Reisinger.
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Some Democrats warned that was always a risk of impeachment -- that Trump may emerge emboldened to take even more aggressive steps as he fights for reelection.
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No. 3: A Slave Nation Fights for Freedom, 1809-1865 Why do you think Ms. Elliott chose to feature the portraits of Rhoda Phillips and Sgt.
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But the substantive similarities — the fights for access, the falsehoods from politicians, the triumphs and challenges of campaign reporting from the road — are striking, and timely.
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And while their lyrical thrusts are quite different — the xx fights for communal uplift, whereas Sampha wallows in grief — their music is similarly textured and gorgeous.
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That work is rarely, if ever, acknowledged, and contributions by black people post-Civil War are limited to fights for freedom, athletic prowess, and great entertainment.
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I also work for an advocacy organization, the Coalition for Smarter Growth, that fights for a more affordable and accessible region, primarily through urban policy and planning.
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That's evidenced by the fact that women in their 20s are going to have to fight the same damn fights for reproductive rights that my generation fought.
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The fights for $15 have even tried to appeal to conservative hearts by arguing that the higher pay requirement will reduce employees' need for public support programs.
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Profile from Jan 28th 2019 → Senator from New York New York's Kirsten Gillibrand joined the race promising to fight for Americans like she fights for her kids.
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He calls himself a social justice warrior (nice touch), fights for the needy, and generally tries to explain why he's not a bad person for being rich.
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In the trailer, Stauffer fights for her life after she and Beth (Daphne Hoskins) are thrown in the back of a trunk and locked in a room.
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Today, there are free-readers clubs all over Lagos; there's even a Free Readers Association, which fights for the right of people to hang out at newsstands.
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Dijlin fights for the YPJ which, with its male counterpart the YPG, has battled ISIS jihadists who have launched repeated attacks on Syrian Kurdish areas since 2013.
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" Bilott was later heard joking that his children called him "The Lorax," after the Dr. Seuss character who fights for the environment by "[speaking] for the trees.
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At the heart of the conversation surrounding body positivity in the world of fashion is Ashley Graham, who fights for size inclusivity on and off the runway.
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The idea from your parents' time that HR will steer your career — and serve as the person who fights for you — went out the window with MySpace.
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This weekend, he fights for the UFC's heavyweight title—the world's absolute prize in fighting—and reports that he is being paid $500,000 just to take part.
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The daughter of two teachers, Ms. Marinoni helped establish the Alliance for Quality Education in New York in 2000, which fights for funding equality across school districts.
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Based on Bryan Stevenson's award-winning book, Just Mercy follows the public interest lawyer's journey as he creates and fights for justice through the Equal Justice Initiative.
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The trial is one of the most important courtroom fights for the tech industry in years, and its outcome could affect the future of driverless car technology.
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" The committee's approval of the bill was celebrated by DC Vote, a local group that "fights for full and equal representation for DC residents through DC Statehood.
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"We don't have a megastar, we have a team where everyone runs, everyone fights for the player next to them, and that makes us stronger," he added.
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These moves, in turn, have led to increased legal fights, for example, over bills that would ban women from obtaining abortions when fetal heartbeats can be detected.
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By the time the sun started to go down, the party had spilled into the parking lot, with dancers performing choreographed sword fights for the cheering crowd.
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As Tyrion said in Episode 3, an army that fights out of fear (or for gold) is worth much less than an army that fights for a cause.
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That's the strategy that Spin, the scooter startup bought by Ford for $100 million in 2018, has adopted as it fights for footing in the cutthroat micromobility industry.
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Her uneasy role as a feminist who only fights for women who don't threaten her stature and grasp of power makes her, at best, a controversial role model.
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He is lobbying Washington State to create legislation relating to media biases, and fights for equality, from social action work on the District School Board to LGBT campaigning.
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Take action in support of the trans community by supporting the National Center for Transgender Equality, an organization that fights for rights of trans people across the country.
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Today's timeline update, in the wake Dorsey's remarks to the (seemingly) contrary, mark the true end of innocence for the company as it fights for it very life.
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Open to working with all sanctioning bodies, the hope for these new implementations is more fights for Team USA fighters and a larger pool of athletes to scout.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces the tough decision of whether to bail it out as his government fights for a second term in general assembly polls come May.
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As Bloomberg's Margaret Talev reports, it will be a chance for Missouri voters to see Trump in person as a red-state Democrat fights for her political survival.
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It's easy to forget the Titan battles that are wedged in the campaign, but the necessary change of pace serve as bookends and boss-fights for each chapter.
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There was nostalgia for the lapsed fan, new prospects for the hardcore fan, and title fights for those enjoying the blossoming of Bellator's welterweight and light heavyweight divisions.
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The British vote feels momentous, but we will most likely look back at it as merely the first in a series of fights for the soul of Europe.
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As the United States women's national soccer team fights for pay equality, the National Women's Soccer League battles for visibility, as does the W.N.B.A., in its 20th year.
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When his ex-wife is released from prison, her return to the fray complicates things as she too fights for control of both the business and her kids.
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BRASÍLIA — As she fights for her political life, President Dilma Rousseff has been tirelessly describing the drive to remove her from office as nothing less than a coup.
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As Apple fights for user privacy rights with the U.S. Government, it was revealed that Amazon had quietly removed device encryption from its Fire OS mobile operating system.
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The project grows to be something far grander than a coping mechanism as Valdez fights for his sister's release within the final months of President Obama's clemency initiative.
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The second allowed Obama an opportunity to defend immigrants against nativist rhetoric and to insist upon the continued necessity of fights for racial justice, implicitly rebuking Trump again.
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On the one hand, we look on grim-faced as Mr. McArdle's catarrh-filled Walsingham fights for survival alongside an expletive-prone queen who revels in her power.
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"Do you like the fact that this man is the tip of the spear that goes out there every day and fights for us?" she said, to cheers.
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Jay-Z is once again explaining why his partnership with the NFL is actually for the same cause Colin Kaepernick fights for ... it's just the approach that's different.
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During the 21920s, Eastman was internationally famous, a firebrand speaker and leader in the fights for women's suffrage, labor reform, international peace, and the preservation of civil liberties.
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Events for the "Fights for $15" political movement are happening all over the country, but a battle in the nation's capital shows how complicated the issue can be.
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" Hanna said that contrary to Avenatti's Twitter description of himself as a fighter for justice, he is really a "corrupt lawyer who fights for his own selfish interests.
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" Melissa Silverstein, the founder of Women and Hollywood, a group that fights for pay equity in Hollywood, tweeted: "The lesson here is that pressure for equal pay works.
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" Pharrell Williams asks viewers to "do this together" because we're not on Mars yet, and Adam Levine makes it personal by saying he fights for his "still-growing family.
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"Across issues, the Republican agenda represents handouts to giant corporations and the rich while a populist progressive agenda fights for the little guy," said PCCC co-founder Adam Green.
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It sets back fights for civil rights — in these cases, respectively, non-heterosexual people and mentally ill people, burdened for generations by baseless stereotypes pertaining to pedophilia and violence.
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Instead, it was just another obstacle standing in the transgender teen's way as he fights for the right to use the boys' bathroom at Gloucester High School in Virginia.
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And many Planned Parenthood clinics around the country offer no paid parental leave, a seemingly hypocritical policy for an organization that itself fights for increased paid parental leave policies.
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Go deeper: Theresa May fights for her Brexit deal, and her political future Theresa May vows to "see this through" on Brexit deal The slow-motion Brexit train wreck
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Columbia (19-33, 8-2) is third in the Ivy League, one game behind the top team, Yale, as it fights for its first N.C.A.A. tournament berth since 1968.
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Meanwhile, Althaibani and her family have been struggling as her husband, originally from Yemen and now living in India, fights for the right to come to the United States.
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But while Jackson fights for his job, Brown, Paul DePodesta and the rest of Cleveland&aposs analytics-friendly front office can&apost hide from monstrous misses in the draft.
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WE WORKED TOGETHER AT TREASURY AND HE IS THE ULTIMATE BANK LOBBYIST WHO PASSIONATELY FIGHTS FOR HIS CLIENTS AND I HAVE NOTHING BUT RESPECT FOR HIM IN THAT CAPACITY.
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The Guards fired seven missiles at the headquarters of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (PDKI), an armed opposition group that fights for greater autonomy for Iran's Kurdish community.
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As part of the Tunisian human rights diaspora, she was inspired to build Al Bawsala, a globally renowned NGO that fights for government accountability, transparency and access to information.
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Debra L. Ness, president of National Partnership, a nonprofit organization that fights for policies to improve the lives of American women, spoke before Congress on behalf of the bill.
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As Greitens fights for his political life, he also faces a legal battle, including one felony charge of computer tampering for his campaign's use of a nonprofit donor list.
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The most obvious of all is that Mayweather has a keen interest in the success of Pacquiao as the Filipino fights for a company that Mayweather has ties to.
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"We've been working toward this day for years," said George Goehl, an executive director of People's Action Institute, a group that says it fights for racial and economic justice.
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She has an amazing set of pipes, and the emotional truth she fights for in her songs lies not in the lyrics or the music but in her soul.
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The prejudice he faced back then is integral to his character; it's why he has diverse officers, and fights for the elimination of archaic traditions like stop-and-frisk.
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His relationship with Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House leaders is considered an asset as Puerto Rico fights for Congress to release more hurricane relief aide to the island.
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It is a symbol, club officials say, that the team's past will always be a part of its present and future, whether it risks relegation or fights for titles.
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"Do you like the fact that this man is the tip of the spear who goes out there every day and fights for us?" she asked the enthusiastic crowd.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — As President Trump fights for confirmation of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, the stakes go beyond the fate of this particular conservative nominee.
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Synopsis: A mentally handicapped man fights for custody of his 7-year-old daughter and in the process teaches his cold-hearted lawyer the value of love and family.
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Lewis told French media during his visit with Macron that he believes the French president fights for the same values that King fought for during the civil rights movement.
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He has produced a multitude of champions, started the first Muay Thai association in Canada, and has promoted amateur fights for the better part of the last fifteen years.
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Better yet, he's got too few pro fights for there to be the usual "he's ducking [my favourite fighter]" which follows every top flight boxer in the world today.
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One self-proclaimed member, aiming to recruit new members in the eastern town of Joensuu, said on Facebook the group is "a patriotic organisation that fights for a white Finland".
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With fights for reproductive rights, abortion reform, and birth control, feminism was starting to critique women's roles both in and out of the home and differentiate between sex and gender.
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" Warren praised Clinton as "someone who gets up every single day and fights for us" and applauded her advocacy for families and children, her "steady hands" and her "good heart.
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Ultimately, Delly fights for every ball — embodying the "one percenter" philosophy that is a sacrosanct part of Australian rules football, where small actions on the field can yield great results.
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Their public lives and histories are both long-standing fights for authenticity, but from two opposite angles: Drake trying to convince a listener of his present realness, despite his past.
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The effort is an offshoot of an existing group that fights for a conservative agenda within the party, spearheaded by RNC veterans Jim Bopp Jr., Bruce Ash and Solomon Yue.
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Is this not the very thing de los Angeles fights for for, the right for any woman—even her own daughter—to enter the labyrinth and slay the proverbial minotaur?
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As 2-year-old Kaydence Weaver fights for her life, the giddy feeling that comes with opening a personalized greeting card is the only thing keeping her in good spirits.
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Sanders fights for more progressive party platform A series of Democrats pressed Sanders to say when he would end his efforts and endorse Clinton and work to unite the party.
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I was really in awe of the concept of the assassin as someone who fights for freedom and free will, so this time I decided to dress up as one.
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Three shippers, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Uber Freight is pricing aggressively as it fights for a foothold and its parent Uber Technologies racks up massive losses.
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As first lady of New York City, Chirlane McCray fights for underserved communities and created ThriveNYC, the most comprehensive mental health plan of any city or state in the nation.
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She's picked up by a band of cannibals led by the Miami Man (Jason Momoa) and fights for her life as the gang tries desperately to strip it from her.
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Eva Resnick-Day, a Sierra Club organizer in Pittsburgh, met Kremer through his activist work with the Murphy Resistance, which fights for the human and environmental rights of mining communities.
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In that post he led fights for noise-control and gay-rights bills and became known as a nonstop public servant, attending thousands of community, civic and planning commission meetings.
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I believe the big fights for equality around L.G.B.T.Q. issues, such as hate violence, homelessness and economic fairness, can't be won unless we fight the smaller ones along the way.
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This year's top prize goes to support the lifesaving hospital of Edna Adan, a Somali midwife who fights for women's health, trains doctors and empowers women in her native Somaliland.
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"My concept is for the state of Indiana, maybe $85033 million, a lot of money, the proceeds from his next fight, his next two fights for rape victims," Trump says.
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While Rousseff fights for her political survival, her government is largely paralyzed as Brazil, the world's seventh-largest economy, struggles with a deep recession and its biggest-ever corruption scandal.
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While Sailor Moon seems like a sure bet—she fights for love and justice after all—the vampiric megalomaniac Dio from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure seems more like a Bloomberg guy.
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In 1 Samuel 8, the Hebrews demand to become "like all the other nations" by abandoning their special obligation to God and choosing a king who fights for only them.
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"We need a contingency fund for epidemics," said Dr. Paul Jarris, chief medical officer of the March of Dimes, which fights for Zika funding because of the danger to infants.
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Where he once saw opportunity in openly warring with an American president, Netanyahu has used his close relationship with Trump as currency as he fights for his own political survival.
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Plus, when a cartel kingpin is killed or captured — such as Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán — fights for territory erupt and smaller criminal groups emerge to carry out kidnappings and extortion.
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But in general, most consider it an egalitarian society that fights for the majority, that fights against the 1 percent—actually one-hundredth of 993 percent—who rule the nation.
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In the movie "Woman in Gold," Helen Mirren plays a Jewish woman who fights for the return of her family's long-lost art collection that was stolen by the Nazis.
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Naral Pro-Choice America, which fights for abortion access, reported on Wednesday that it had signed up 290 times as many volunteers since the election as in an average week.
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On Thursday, Reproaction, an organization that fights for reproductive justice, called on 40 Days for Life to cancel protests immediately in light of the health dangers posed by the gatherings.
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Set in an alternate universe during the 2008 primaries, as she fights for survival against a charismatic upstart, it was a comic tragedy, and it couldn't have been more topical.
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The charges against him were dropped, but Immigration and Customs Enforcement is still using those initial charges as an excuse to keep him detained indefinitely while he fights for asylum.
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Gilbert, who started her boxing career at university in 2012, now fights for Islington Boxing Club and won in her weight category in the prestigious London Development Championships last year.
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While Beijing seems to regard President Obama as a pushover, they won't be able to ignore a threatening and volatile Trump who fights for a fairer playing field for US firms.
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Bernon, 41, has attended at all five of the court dates, sitting quietly in the back row as his girlfriend fights for sole custody of her 8-year-old daughter, Bryn.
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It fights for me and gets me through the best and worst moments of my life: touring, playing shows every night, dancing and singing through any and all illnesses and fatigue.
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Just do what feels right, and the proceeds will go to the Tegan and Sara Foundation, which fights for economic justice, health, and representation for girls and women who are LGBTQ.
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No matter how ill-gotten his wealth, he uses it for a good cause - running a school for victims of drug abuse, and fights for the rights of poor plantation workers.
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Will Nate, arguably now the bigger star in the family, be able to stomach the inevitable jibes from McGregor that he is letting his big brother fight his fights for him?
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He lies to his employer, fights for his right to exist, reaches out to the man he thinks is his father, and starts to make his own decisions about what's right.
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When McMahon left the Madison Square Garden Club to reopen the Olympia, his protégé and long-time right-hand-man continued Jess's mandate of setting up fights for men of color.
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"It's been overwhelming, wondering why I get so much attention," Vera, 38, who fights for ONE Championship, Asia's largest mixed martial arts promoter, said at a recent M.M.A. function in Singapore.
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Even those of us who have been covering the White House trade fights for 13 months are humble enough to say that we have no earthly idea what Trump will do.
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"My goal is to make good fights for the people, for the public, and to make sure the name of Canelo Álvarez and of Mexico is held up high," Alvarez said.
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As we are unlikely to see an immediate end to capitalism tomorrow, DSA fights for reforms today that will weaken the power of corporations and increase the power of working people.
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This backlash against trade, along with a turn away from democracy, set the stage for decades of crony capitalism, subpar economic performance, periodic financial crises, and tumultuous fights for political power.
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It's not lost on me that my efforts to increase access are now opposed by some members of the very group — the press corps —that supposedly fights for greater media access.
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Astro Boy — or Tetsuwan Atomu in Japan — is a superhero in comics, television shows and movies, a kind of android equivalent of Pinocchio who fights for peace between robots and humans.
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Crawford, of Omaha, Nebraska, successfully defended his title for the third time, although he still awaits a match with another top welterweight as he fights for Top Rank and on ESPN.
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This year, the soccer fan traveled to Russia with four other Three Lions Pride members to support England as it fights for a place in the finals of the FIFA World Cup.
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In the director's newest film, we watch as a governor fights for her space in the public eye in the midst of a scandal, while rocking all the relationships she relies on.
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The decision came in a lawsuit filed against the district by parents, students, employees and the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a nonprofit group that fights for the separation of church and state.
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A majority of Towns' post-ups are isolations, in which he either runs to the block and fights for position, or uses a cross screen before receiving passes in the same area.
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We dig the sassy name and the way it softens our dry hands and smells like lavender and grape, of course, but we appreciate that it fights for social change even more.
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"My father's generation is a bit skeptical, and are afraid that M.M.A. will change Muay Thai," said Nuttadaj Vachirarattanawong, whose family-run company has been promoting Muay Thai fights for 37 years.
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A flower delivery service is encouraging lawmakers to trade partisan fights for a bit of petal diplomacy, erecting a gigantic "Wall of Love" outside the Capitol made up of hundreds of bouquets.
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As a person begins to overuse a substance, the brain — which craves homeostasis and fights for it — tries to compensate for all the extra dopamine by stripping out its own dopamine receptors.
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While Ms. Rousseff fights for her political survival, her government is largely paralyzed as Brazil, which has the world's seventh-largest economy, struggles with a deep recession and its biggest corruption scandal.
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"The fundamentals of our organizing, these days, happens online," said Kaylie Hanson-Long, national communications director for NARAL Pro-Choice America, a nonprofit that fights for access to abortion, in an interview.
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Put aside the policy fights for a moment: The debate over whether Trump administration officials deserve to peacefully eat a meal in public tells us a lot about Democratic politics in 2018.
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But she remains close to the boss: He likes that her opinions sometimes differ from those of the men around him, and loves the way she fights for him on the air.
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Bolt, a major rival to Uber and backed by Daimler and China&aposs Didi Chuxing, is trying to make sustainability and value its key pitches to cities as it fights for customers.
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McGee fights for the little guy, takes care of his friends and has a moral code that he lives by — it's not a perfect moral code, but still the man has integrity.
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"The museum fights for all artists who address cultural and gender identity, marginalized communities, and gay and queer or lesbian desire, but especially the younger ones," he said of the Leslie-Lohman.
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In the wake of her loss, McBath ran for and was elected to the House of Representatives, where she fights for legislation around gun safety she says could have saved her son.
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Read more " _____ • Sasha Abransky in The Nation: "Cornered, humiliated, and increasingly in legal peril — Trump will likely resort to all of the tricks of the demagogue as he fights for his survival.
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"In May 2015, he announced in a 10-minute propaganda video that he fights for ISIL and has called publicly for violent acts against the United States, Russia, and Tajikistan," it added.
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"It's now clear that the most contentious question in Congress is one that's been dormant in legislative fights for years: whether or not to cut legal immigration," my colleague Dara Lind explained.
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EU action taken so far could be "too little, too late" as the Europe's steel industry fights for its survival, said Andreas Goss, head of the European steel unit of German group Thyssenkrupp.
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Over the next two weeks, candidates will release their second quarter fundraising numbers, which will indicate which campaigns have the resources to mount significant fights for the Democratic nomination (and which do not).
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Most of the women who led the fights for abolition and suffrage, against lynching, and for secondary education, were unmarried—as were the women who pioneered new fields such as nursing and medicine.
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I know that the Democratic Party is the party that fights for those who cannot fight for those who cannot fight for themselves -- the least, the last, the lost, and the left behind.
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Former child star Alisan Porter brought her coach Christina Aguilera to tears during her blind audition, and on Monday night's episode, the signer fights for her chance to go to the live shows.
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Since then the company has spent billions more in India and taken on heavy losses — about $500 million last year — as it fights for market share alongside its domestic rivals Flipkart and Snapdeal.
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Senators in both parties pointed to the agreement, and the broader Iran bill, as an example of bipartisanship in a Senate that has been locked in partisan fights for most of the year.
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The Bulls used a 10-0 run to take a 100-95 lead with 2:39 remaining en route to their third straight victory as Chicago fights for an Eastern Conference playoff berth.
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She said there are two kinds of patriots: one who unequivocally "condones" a country's actions, and "the kind of patriot I believe all of us to be," one who fights for its ideals.
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These lists should have included Kristan Hawkins, the president of Students for Life of America, who fights for the rights of the unborn while leading an organization of 85033,200 student pro-life organizations.
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Robles-Roman, now CEO of Legal Momentum, which fights for the legal rights of women, said laws must keep up with technology and ensure children can be protected in an increasingly digital world.
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It's easy to sympathize with the embattled Stockmann when he fights for public health; less so when he delivers a fiery rant against the tyranny of an ignorant majority over an educated minority.
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The retailer, which sells everything from grocery to wireless mobile connections, has been renovating its stores and growing its online business as it fights for market share with bigger rivals such as Amazon.
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And it lives on in the wider fights for climate action, racial justice, immigrant rights and the recognition of LGBTQ communities—fights that have played no small role in stalling Trump's legislative agenda.
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A son and grandson of four-star admirals who were his larger-than-life heroes, Mr. McCain carried his renowned name into battle and into political fights for more than a half-century.
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For the first time, she stops striving to fulfill others' expectations, but instead, fights for her own dream to live in a world "where we can survive without forgetting who we are" (252).
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Leadership will continue to have arguments and fights for positions of influence, but if the Republicans want to remain a national party and win a presidential election they must avoid such a split.
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"Bernie Sanders fights for the people, cannot be bought and is under no obligation to fulfill any transaction with a corporation trying to corruptly buy access," said Josh Orton, Sanders' national policy director.
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The violence, the oppression, the long history of slavery and segregation, the bitter fights for labor rights — all of this was hard and contentious, and it all happened under the banner of Christianity.
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In a statement, President Barack Obama said Wasserman Schultz played a "critical role in supporting our economic recovery, our fights for social and civil justice and providing health care for all Americans," he said.
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Translators can either hustle hard for more or better-paid work—which means spending less time translating—or choose an agency that fights for the work for them, but which also takes a cut.
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Similarly, when Sanders fights for free public college education and would pay for it by asking the wealthiest to do more, both students and parents benefit, which is why his proposal is so popular.
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Democrats could win an epic landslide because they stand up for America as a whole, unlike Trump, who fights for an extreme faction of a shrinking base to the exclusion of all other Americans.
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"We need a president who fights for the American people and improves our country, not one who threatens the jobs and well-being of federal employees to promote his racist agenda," he said Saturday.
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"It could become a public embarrassment for the United States to admit before the international community that while it fights for democracy in foreign lands, it denies democracy in its own backyard," he said.
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Inslee has centered his campaign around fighting climate change, an effort that has at times led him to clash with the Democratic National Committee as he fights for a debate solely on the subject.
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"My dad was my age now during the 70s and I find it interesting how his life in a way matches mine in the same fights for equality and acceptance in America," he explains.
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It was the first loss in 40 fights for Golovkin, the fearsome puncher from Kazakhstan who held portions of the middleweight title for seven years and hadn't lost since the 2005 amateur world championships.
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It is not a simple case: the baker is being represented by the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a Christian legal organization that frequently fights for religious freedom measures at the state and local level.
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"When you run a campaign that puts the power in the hands of the people, and fights for change, it inevitably invites close scrutiny, regardless of the facts," Mr. Gillum said in a statement.
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"Any changes made to this bill can't hide its true animus: to legalize discrimination against LGBTQ people," said Masen Davis, CEO of Freedom for All Americans, a campaign that fights for LGBTQ nondiscrimination protections.
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And a lot of folks agree with me, and even a lot of folks who don't, respect the fact that I'm pretty darn clear about it and pretty straightforward about my fights for it.
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In November 25, he had just read "Rogue Lawyer," a novel by John Grisham about Sebastian Rudd, a bourbon-drinking, gun-carrying lawyer with a bulletproof van who fights for justice for unappealing clients.
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He's up for re-election in 2020 and, unlike in his past fights for a new term, there don't appear to be significant conservative forces amassing to challenge him in next year's GOP primary.
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Jaime started this journey by pushing a child out the window and has gone back to Cersei in the midst of her evil ways again and again, but now he fights for the living.
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On Sunday, the pope will visit the Museum of Occupations and Fights for Freedom, a former Soviet KGB prison in Vilnius where hundreds were murdered and thousands, including many priests, shipped off to Siberia.
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The region is, in many ways, a stepchild, a place where most people trace their ethnic roots to Myanmar or China, and where a thicket of separatist militias have waged decades-long fights for independence.
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She put women's priorities and perspective at the forefront of her launch this week, vowing to fight for children across the country with the same tenacity with which she fights for her own young sons.
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" Workers "deserve a Treasury secretary who fights for them," Warren said in the video, "not someone who spent a decade raking in cash for himself at the expense of hundreds of thousands of Sears employees.
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In Peru, the reproductive-rights advocacy group PromSex said it was unable to apply for a grant to combat human trafficking from the U.S. Agency for International Development because it fights for access to abortion.
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Unilever's U-turn comes at a sensitive time for the British government, which is battling to protect jobs and investment as Prime Minister Theresa May fights for her proposed divorce plan from the European Union.
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But as he fights for a fifth term as prime minister, in what looks likely to be a close election on April 9th, he has hit the television studios to appeal to right-wing voters.
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Of course you can't really pull the line with your gloves on, so you'll have to take out those frostbitten fingers again, the line burning your palms as the hooked fish fights for its life.
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Here are a few slogans for Melania to consider and that have worked for Enough is Enough, my own organization, which fights for a culture in which everyone is treated with dignity and respect: 1.
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The scandal has threatened to tear apart Temer's coalition in Congress and leave Latin America's largest economy adrift as the president fights for his political survival, just a year after the impeachment of his predecessor.
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"It could become a public embarrassment for the United States to admit, before the international community, that while it fights for democracy in foreign lands, it denies democracy it in its own backyard," he warned.
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In the movie "Woman in Gold," the award-winning actress plays a Jewish woman who fights for the return of her family's long-lost art collection that was stolen by the Nazis during the Holocaust.
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The latest coalition reports starts by highlighting casualties Iraqi security forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces have suffered in their respective fights for Mosul in Iraq and Deir ez-Zor province and Raqqa in Syria.
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Suzanne Wright, a co-founder of Autism Speaks, a charity that fights for the autistic and teaches people how to spot and deal with the disorder, died on Friday at her home in Fairfield, Conn.
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Last week, Iran's Revolutionary Guards fired seven missiles at the headquarters in northern Iraq of the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (PDKI), an armed opposition group that fights for greater autonomy for Iran's Kurdish community.
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Recall that, upon a time and with an all-male fighter roster, the idea of welcoming women into the UFC was limited to an unrealized idea of showcase fights for Elite XC star Gina Carano.
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Mutuoboro, whose group fights for the rights of indigenous communities to manage Mt. Kenya's forests, said growing restrictions on timber cutting by the government have denied rural Kenyans a basic and long-used fuel source.
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There are still ongoing legal fights for gender-affirming bathroom access for transgender students, and some U.S. counties haven't even been following the law when it comes to enabling same-sex marriage (see: Kim Davis).
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He said he just wanted to be respected for the fighter he was — somebody who could end a fight at a moment&aposs notice, somebody who delivered great fights for the fans, and great knockouts.
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Show me a "pro-life feminist" woman who also fights for empowering all women through comprehensive sex education, complete sexual freedom, and easily accessible and affordable birth control, and I will show you a unicorn.
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Voters in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island will head to the polls Tuesday for the "Acela primary," teeing up fights for one of the biggest batches of delegates up for grabs on both sides.
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Out Tuesday (just ahead of Earth Day on April 22), a portion of the proceeds will go to support the efforts of Lennon's White Feather Foundation, which fights for environmental and humanitarian causes across the globe.
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"We want to know what arrangements YouTube has made to protect our right to freedom of expression while launching their localized services," Bytes for All, a group that fights for digital rights in Pakistan, told CNN.
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A conflict between two men escalates into a shootout as everyone fights for survival, trying to pick off their enemies and get their hands on the suitcase filled with money in the middle of the room.
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While he's won significantly more races than any rival, he's been on the losing end of fights for the loyalties of Republican National Committee delegates that could come back to haunt him at a contested convention.
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"In my time there, I saw malicious fights for power, interns repeatedly putting in over 100 hours a week but only getting paid for 40, discrimination against women, and prejudice against the transgender community," she wrote.
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Picking such a public fight with an agency that fights for consumers against banks may not be wise politics, so another strategy would be to replace the current head Richard Cordray with a less zealous regulator.
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But perhaps most telling to me was that 87 percent of Republicans and their leaners say that Trump fights for what they believe in, while at the same time 35 percent say that he is prejudiced.
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In the play, Antigone buries her brother against the wishes of Creon, the King of Thebes, who rules that she must die; her fiancé, Haemon, fights for her, but it ends in both of their suicides.
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These results as well are split by party: 87 percent of Republican or Republican-leaning respondents say Trump fights for what they believe in while just 14 percent of Democrat or Democrat-leaning respondents say so.
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That Zelda still needs care at 21 is her parents' other legacy: Because she was born on the fetal alcohol syndrome spectrum, Zelda's ability to live alone is in question, even as she fights for independence.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.), who chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee, and continues to fight for his country while he fights for his life, why he spoke out so strongly after Trump's dastardly words about Charlottesville.
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David Bozell, president of ForAmerica, a conservative grassroots organization, said incumbents who failed to line up solidly behind repeal had "shown some true colors" and in doing so, were inviting primary fights for their party's nomination.
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Talking in both English and Spanish, with Garcia by his side, an emotional Gutiérrez walked through his political accomplishments and fights for immigration, opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement and love for Puerto Rico.
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Steam fights for future of game stores and streaming Flush with Fortnite cash, Epic has relied on two things to grow its storefront, which began (and remains) rather lackluster compared to its more mature and popular competitors.
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Now, Henderson is continuing his run at welterweight and is hoping the first man to hold belts in the UFC, Bellator and the now-defunct WEC when he fights for Bellator's welterweight championship in Connecticut on Friday.
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When Trump fights for a repeal of ObamaCare that is intensely disliked by huge numbers of Americans, it is the damage that his healthcare plan will inflict that causes his disapproval to rise to such great heights.
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For example, one of the strongest photos in the exhibition depicts a football player gripping the ball, his trunk bent forward, biceps and tattoos bulging, helmet flying off, as he fights for inches with the opposing linebacker.
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Critics have accused Pelosi and other Democratic leaders of failing to maximize their leverage in recent budget fights for the sake of securing legal protections for the "Dreamers," young immigrants brought to the country illegally as kids.
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PUERTO RICO FIGHTS FOR CHAPTER 9 BANKRUPTCY IN SUPREME COURT | Puerto Rico argued on Tuesday that it has been wrongly locked out of bankruptcy courts, the only place it can reasonably expect to restructure its crushing debt,
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AT&T employees, like GM workers and working people across the country, know the accountability we see in corporate America is the result of workers' long and hard fights for fair pay and standards in the workplace.
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The D.S.A. itself both embraces and rejects such friendly definitions, explaining that it "fights for reforms today" but still seeks to overturn "an international economic order sustained by private profit, alienated labor" and other forms of exploitation.
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What is clear, though, is that these simulations fit into a larger set of difficulties school systems across America have when it comes to teaching about slavery and connecting the past to current fights for racial justice.
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Warren is expected to publicly speak at length about Native American issues for the first time in months at a conference next week in Iowa hosted by Four Directions, a group that fights for Native voting rights.
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But for now, in crucial London districts, the race has become a battle of bar charts, as both Labour and the Liberal Democrats try to prove they are best positioned to win three-way fights for seats.
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"What raised their voting rate is they feel they are under attack directly," said Hassan Jabareen, the founder and general director of Adalah, a legal group that fights for the civil rights of Palestinian citizens of Israel.
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As Sanders fights for lower insurance premiums and better health care with passion and conviction, the various health-care plans from Trump and Republicans were an epic political disaster that were widely detested and disapproved by voters.
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A related issue is whether that process has become entrenched because of a desire to tighten government budgets and also to speed Boeing's capacity to roll out new planes as it fights for every order with Airbus.
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Oddly enough, Edgar found the key to winning the striking in both those fights as he kick the back of Aldo's exposed leg when Aldo pivoted, but he abandoned it in both fights for seemingly no reason.
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With a focus on equal pay and employment opportunity, the American Association of University Women fights for gender equality in the workplace and in places of education through salary negotiation workshops, public policy advocacy, and issue-specific research.
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Loyalty Pays Off I'm a loyal person, but I have to say she is just the most loyal person — she is someone who really believes in her team and fights for her team and opens so many doors.
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Clinton says she supports raising the federal minimum wage to $12, but has previously said she also supports state and local fights for $15 in places "that can go higher" like Seattle, Los Angeles, and New York City.
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In the midst of a messy Senate debate over immigration policy, it's now clear that the most contentious question in Congress is one that's been dormant in legislative fights for years: whether or not to cut legal immigration.
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The MMA announcer, who has commentated fights for the UFC, Bellator, and Premier Boxing Champions, claims that after ordering a burrito from the Mexican restaurant in Delray Beach, Florida, on Tuesday, he discovered 13 staples inside his tortilla.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D-Mont.), a top Trump target, fights for survival at home.
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Unfortunately, the court of public opinion today has served as a vastly different outlet for punishment with no presumption of innocence at play, something that Washington operatives have capitalized on in the dirty fights for more political power.
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The Russian wrestler, unbeaten in 27 professional mixed martial arts bouts to date, fights for the 28th time on Saturday when he defends his UFC lightweight title against Dustin Poirier at the UFC 242 event in Abu Dhabi.
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The disagreement forced FIFA to intervene by making advance payments to the Ghana FA to allow them to pay the players their bonus and put the media focus back on the pitch rather than the fights for cash.
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Congress will be less active as the election draws closer this year, and many of the big fights for tech companies -- like net neutrality and surveillance reform -- weren't active all the way until the end of the year.
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The Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws, a nonprofit that fights for the civil rights of registered sex offenders, sued the government last year over the measure, arguing that it violated the constitutional rights of registered sex offenders.
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The backstage melodrama stars Jennifer Aniston as a veteran network TV news anchor who fights for her job and tussles with a new rival (Reese Witherspoon) when her longtime co-host (Steve Carell) is fired for sexual misconduct.
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"If you give any student a personalized mentor that fights for them, and that's the language I usually use, then we can bring our graduation rate, which is at about 34 percent to 60 percent or so," he said.
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In "Civil War," Chris Evans' Captain America fights for superheroes to govern themselves and goes head to head with his former ally, Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man, who wants the heroes to be governed by the United Nations.
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I work with F amily Action Network Movement (FANM), an organization that fights for the fair treatment of immigrants, and The Dream Defenders, a human rights organization aimed at ending police and state brutality geared toward people of color.
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Photos in local media from the scene of one of the attacks showed pamphlets and a banner from a Mapuche organization known as "Coordinadora Arauco-Malleco," a radical group that says it fights for the recovery of Mapuche lands.
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"We see the highest-ranking woman in the U.S. Senate under attack by political opportunists, and we are determined to fight just as hard for her as she fights for California," SCN Strategies partner Sean Clegg told the Times.
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What might be happening instead is something new in the South: true two-party politics, in which an urban liberal-moderate Democratic Party fights for votes in the increasingly multiethnic metropolitan South against an increasingly rural, nationalistic Republican Party.
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As much as Trump is obstructed by the extreme liberals that comprise most of the Democratic Party and mainstream media, nothing much will change for the president as he fights for the forgotten men and women of our country.
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They're the stories that we repeated again and again over the course of the past year as the #MeToo movement rose and swelled, and they're the stories we're repeating now as Brett Kavanaugh fights for a Supreme Court seat.
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"Patriarchal systems have been in place for ages, it is not going to be easy to dismantle them without institutional support," said Lalitha Kumaramangalam, a BJP leader and former chief of a national panel that fights for women's rights.
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To the majority of fight fans, Madison Square Garden is known as the venue for two Ali-Frazier fights, for Duran v Buchanan, Holyfield v Lewis, Joe Louis v Rocky Marciano, LaMotta v Sugar Ray...I could go on.
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While Trump pretends to be a populist while he insults and berates one group of Americans after another, it is Sanders who fights for an economy that will lift all Americans and bring the change that Americans hunger for.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not have to step aside after being indicted for alleged corruption, the country's attorney general ruled on Monday, a reprieve for the conservative leader as he fights for his political survival.
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LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - Interserve said on Tuesday it had rejected a rescue plan put forward by its largest shareholder Coltrane Asset Management because it believes the proposal risks the future of the outsourcer as it fights for survival.
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When Harry's best friend Ron first learns that their professor Remus Lupin is a werewolf, he's frightened and falls back on the stereotypes he's been raised to understand, but over the years, he befriends Lupin and fights for him.
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While Sanders fights for workers and consumers, Trump is seeking to systematically destroy the wise regulations of Wall Street that were created under President Obama after the great financial catastrophe that plagued the nation under the previous Republican president.
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So, if it's a politician who fights for justice, in a way their work becomes your vision, and that way they become immortalized because their ideas outlive them so profoundly in the DNA of the people who they've affected.
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But even as Pruitt fights for his job, with the new directive he is dramatically changing the role of research at the EPA and may in turn bring about outcomes that favor the very industries the agency is supposed to regulate.
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Fighting between the Myanmar army and the Arakan Army - a group that says it fights for the Rakhine Buddhist ethnic group - has flared this month in areas of northern Rakhine state further from the Bangladesh border, displacing more than 700 people.
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The region is, in many ways, a stepchild to the rest of the country, a place where most people trace their ethnic roots to Myanmar or China, and where a thicket of separatist militias have waged decades-long fights for independence.
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"President Trump campaigned on the issue of enforcing the nation's laws, and that's exactly what is happening here," said Dave Ray, a spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a non-profit that fights for reduced immigration and tighter borders.
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Oi will start talks to restructure $14.3 billion of bonds as early as Monday, sources familiar with the situation said, pitting some of the world's biggest investors against each other as Brazil's most-indebted phone carrier fights for its survival.
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While the ceremony in general aims to praise media that fights for fair representation and inclusion of members of the LGBTQ community, the Vanguard Award is presented to a media professional who has made those important efforts and then some.
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"We're building a network of alternative infrastructure to help progressive candidates find a path to Congress and create a Democratic Party that fights for its voters, not big corporate donors," Alexandra Rojas, executive director of Justice Democrats, said in a statement.
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Speaking in another part of Donetsk region, near Novoluhanske, he did not name his preferred candidate, but said it should be someone who fights for his country, "and not for personal interests or the interests of some clan or other".
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He's also heavily involved in activism within his community, and is an active member of the Todo Poder Al Puebo, a collective that fights for immigrants' rights and speaks out against police brutality in a city that is 80% Hispanic.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When thieves made off with millions of pounds of jewels from an underground vault in Hatton Garden last year, it shone an unwelcome spotlight on the historic center of London's jewelry trade just as it fights for survival.
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RYAN FIGHTS FOR GOP MAJORITY ON PUERTO RICO: Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE has a majority of the majority problem.
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The race for House Speaker within the GOP caucus is an opportunity to stop the chicanery and meld the GOP into a coherent and effective caucus that doesn't abandon or ridicule the priorities of its voters but rather fights for them.
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The Japanese telecom giant SoftBank has hired a public relations veteran to beef up its communications department as it fights for approval for its subsidiary Sprint to merge with T-Mobile and amid scrutiny of the firm's ties with Saudi Arabia.
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Critics have accused Pelosi and other Democratic leaders of failing to maximize their leverage in recent budget fights for the sake of securing legal protections for the "Dreamers," young immigrants brought to the country illegally as kids: http://bit.ly/850303BMzO211625A.
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Buy it here >>In the dramatic, and fantastical, first novel from the National Book Award–winning author of "Between the World and Me," a young man with special gifts fights for freedom in a world that believes he should be enslaved.
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Also, many of these crimes have nothing to do with revenge, says Lindsay Lieberman, Esq, senior associate at C.A. Goldberg, PLLC, an internet privacy and sexual consent law firm that fights for victims of cyber sexual harassment, sexual assault, and blackmail.
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"Every day I wake up and play a brilliant, complex, overqualified, get-it-done woman, who obsessively fights for justice, who cares, who gives a voice to the voiceless, who gets knocked down and always gets backed up," the women say.
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According to Ariel Helwani of MMAFighting, Palhares remains a contracted fighter of WSOF despite the aforementioned title-stripping—and any fights for a different organisation is a violation of his contract which is something Toquinho's manager Alex Davis vehemently denies.
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"All South Africans are vulnerable to crime, but those with resources will be able to protect themselves in this uncertain time more than those in townships," said Thami Nkosi of the local Right2Know group, which fights for freedom of expression.
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As Mr. Trump fights for his political life and legacy in the United States, Mr. Zelenksy has had to contend with the fallout in Ukraine and his place at the center of an enormous political scandal raging thousands of miles away.
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He also "acted like a crazy person around my apartment," which makes sense because during many of Leatherwood&aposs scenes from season three, he&aposs often seen lying on the floor in agony as Lucifer&aposs soul fights for dominance.
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The energy of leftist resistance, once aimed at economic redistribution, is now consumed in large part by fights for the equal distribution, recognition and protection of human dignity both amongst and within special interest movements, such as Times Up or Decolonize This Place.
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And hey, all of the proceeds go toward the Brooklyn Community Bail Fund, an organization that fights for New Yorkers who can't afford cash bail, with the ultimate aim of proving that the practice is unnecessary and unjust, which is incredibly cool.
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Driving the news: The "YouTubers Union," a self-proclaimed movement that "fights for the rights of YouTube creators and users," is teaming up with Germany's largest union (and Europe's largest industrial union) to launch a joint campaign targeting YouTube, Vice News reports.
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" Rubio struck at the heart of Trump's populist appeal, saying in the interview, "I will acknowledge that there are some people watching this broadcast that are intrigued by him, because they think he's a straight talker and he fights for the little guy.
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At a time when liberals and conservatives are locked in a bitter debate over where the real danger to free speech lies, is it still possible to have an organization that fights for the full spectrum of civil liberties—for all Americans?
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And while fighters are now more vocal than ever about issues of pay and sponsorships and the push for a fighters' association or union is as loud as it's ever been, most of the UFC's underclass stays silent and fights for a pittance.
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The South Carolina election to fill Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney's old seat has gone mostly under the radar, even as Democrats and Republicans have launched high-profile fights for other seats left open by President Trump's Cabinet appointments.
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Steam fights for future of game stores and streaming Cracks are starting to appear in Steam's armor, threatening to make it the digital equivalent of GameStop — a once unassailable retail giant whose future became questionable when it didn't successfully change with the times.
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The proposal made by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) two weeks before President Donald Trump's election victory would have changed how shareholders vote during activist investor-led fights for board seats, an issue that has divided companies and investors for years.
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Restaurant Opportunities Centers United (ROC), the nonprofit that was the organizing force behind Colors, is still going strong, as it fights for what it calls One Fair Wage, which is to say, raising the minimum wage for all tipped workers across the country.
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"We have an all-volunteer force that protects all of us and fights for us,'' Mr. McConnell told his Senate colleagues, adding, "We cannot break faith with these men and women by removing the authority they rely on to pursue the enemy.
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The company, which fights for market share in the global toy industry with the likes of Barbie maker Mattel and Hasbro, said on Wednesday sales rose 6% last year to 38.5 billion Danish crowns ($5.7 billion), up from 603% growth in 2018.
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After the nurses argued that Sanders fights for them and that Wolfe would get "leftovers" in the general election if he didn't participate in the primary, he agreed to caucus for Sanders and discussed a plan to get to his caucus site Saturday.
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Shares in the London-listed pay-TV business closed up 0.3 percent at 753 pounds on Friday ahead of what is the climax to two lengthy and interlocking takeover fights for both Fox and Sky that are set to reshape the entertainment sector.
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Romance novels often quietly advance the idea that women deserve to be accepted for who they are, and this amusing and heart-wrenching story offers a perfect example of a character who fights for the life and love she wants, not once but twice.
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They have to make sure that we will in 2018 prove to the American people that they believe in justice, they believe in this man who takes income every day, the president of the United States, still gets up and fights for us every day.
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But, I mean, look, I think one thing that&aposs important here is that these tweet fests aside and the fights, for the most part, most Senators and most House members on the Republican side now are, in fact, taking the Thom Tillis approach.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's episode of the reality competition's latest installment, XXX: Dirty Thirty, host TJ Lavin welcomes the Challengers to their first elimination in Colombia, so called The Presidio, and explains how the weekly fights for survival will work this season.
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Starting with his back almost to the fence, Khabilov makes sure that he is shooting into as much empty space as possible and that the opponent will not hit the fence prematurely and use it to hold himself up as he fights for grips.
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The vote, for these daughters of the new century, was a tool and a weapon for a range of fights: for labor reform, for global peace, for racial and religious equality, for birth control and easier divorce and widened access to universities and professions.
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"We work with the establishment candidates who fight for the issues, we work with grassroots candidates who work for the issues, we work with Republican candidates who work for the issues, we will work with anybody who fights for the right issues," he said.
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Seeing Allred seeks to change that by illustrating how the iconic attorney's own personal experience with the issues she now fights for—sexual assault, abortion, representation in the workplace, to name a few—inspired her to become the powerful legal force she is today.
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The debate over Foxconn is certain to play out this fall in Wisconsin's competitive political races, including fights for governor, a United States Senate seat and a handful of State Senate seats that could decide whether Republicans keep total control in Madison, the capital.
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In that version, Robin does what an aristocrat is supposed to do: He champions the poor and the oppressed, fights for the good king, Richard the Lionheart, and in the happy ending is restored to his estates to the cheers of his loyal people.
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Many fans were shocked to discover that Atticus Finch, the crusading lawyer who fights for racial equality in "Mockingbird," is depicted in "Watchman" as an aging racist and segregationist who clashes with his daughter, a grown-up Scout, over her support for civil rights.
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After starting work with that company, IrishCentral, in 2015, she joined Irish Stand, a grassroots movement that fights for civil rights protection for all immigrants and calls on Irish and US politicians to reconcile their heritage and national experience with their anti-immigration policies.
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White once again praises McGregor as a guy who's saved countless fights for the UFC in the past, and even though he won't fight at UFC 200 ... it sounds like he definitely wants Conor back in the octagon before the end of the year.
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"Elijah Cummings was a resounding voice of moral courage who fought the good fights for the people of Baltimore, and faithfully honored his oath to protect and defend the Constitution with a passion, skill, determination, and dignity rarely matched in our history," Clinton said in a statement.
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We showed that the American people support a bold, progressive agenda that takes on the billionaire class, that fights for racial, social, economic and environmental justice and that seeks to create a government that works for all of us and not just the big campaign donors.
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She may be an Imperial, but she's also a hero in the classic Star Wars tradition: she fights for the ideals that have been instilled in her from birth, and carries with her the kind of devil-may-care swagger that made Han Solo a household name.
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This is what companies pay a living wage for The knowledge worker earns a salary with benefits, such as flex time to volunteer at the kids' school; the skilled worker earns an hourly wage, fights for overtime and pays union dues to help protect the job.
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What Sabathia is doing now, even as he fights for his baseball life, is showing the world that no one is immune from addiction, that "real men" can (and do) ask for help when they need it, and that there's no shame in taking care of yourself.
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" The organization has already been working to develop its grassroots efforts in various states, using programs like the Raiz initiative, described on the Planned Parenthood website as a "national effort to work with the Latino community on fights for reproductive health, sex education, and access to care.
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As he fights for his political life back home, Denham's become a high-profile member in recent months in Washington, the leader of a rarely used procedural motion known as a discharge petition, which would have bypassed Republican leaders and forced votes on four separate immigration bills.
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She fights for designers and brands to recognize a wide range of sizesGraham has been relentless about the need for size diversity, or the representation of a wide range of sizes, in the fashion industry as a whole, but especially when it comes to clothing stores.
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Gaining visibility as a public spokesperson for the intersex community, Viloria appears on "20/20" and "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and fights for causes such as outlawing the "normalizing" surgery now referred to as I.G.M., or intersex genital mutilation, which many intersex people undergo as infants.
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In remarks before the vote, Zakiyah Ansari, the advocacy director for the Alliance for Quality Education, said that Ms. Nixon's candidacy was truer to a "party that fights for its voters, not just its corporate donors," a reference to Mr. Cuomo's fondness for big-money fund-raisers.
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"But we have all of these great fighters knocking on the door of the top 10 in the world, pound-for-pound, and our job is to put them in the best fights, for them to make the most money, and for us to make money."
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If Trump can maintain support from his hardcore base, enough to hold majority support in the GOP, he won't actually have to cave immediately — and the longer and more loudly he fights for a policy, the more support for it will become part of GOP orthodoxy.
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"Shrill," the new Hulu series based on Lindy West's memoir of the same name, follows Annie (Aidy Bryant) as she tries to find sure-footing in Portland's dating terrain, fights for a place for her voice at the alt-weekly she writes for, and cope with her father's cancer.
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If someone has $335 to spare and wants to help marginalized groups, that money is probably better spent as a donation to a charity that fights for the causes the safety pin is supposed to represent rather than a "symbol" that, while nice in theory, doesn't actually do much.
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There are also three title fights for your viewing pleasure; including the clash, and rematch, of former UFC light heavyweight stars Phil Davis and Ryan Bader, Michael Chandler makes another lightweight title defence against Brent Primus, while Douglas Lima defends his welterweight championship against promotional newcomer Lorenz Larkin.
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And they say that staff turmoil and rampant ethics issues in the Trump administration have clogged the pipeline with multiple confirmation fights for the same position, including secretary of state, secretary of health and human services, the director of the C.I.A. and now the secretary of veterans affairs.
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"If Hassett is confirmed, that will be a win for the corporatist, business-first faction in Trump's White House, which fights for influence in the Oval Office against the populist, America-first faction that helped Trump win the election," Breitbart News said after Hassett was tapped for the job.
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As Theresa May fights for her political life and agenda in a bright red jacket and statement necklace, strict black suits and pearls, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez exerts a magnetic force in a shoulder-pad-less white shirt and plain skirt at SXSW, it's hard not to wonder.
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A conservative is one who plays on the Burkean "team," fights for the same decencies Burke does and denounces the right opponents: the dastardly Jean-Jacques Rousseau, for instance, and Jeremy Bentham, promulgator of "utilitarian" theories that seek "the greatest good for the greatest number," who is the book's archfiend.
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A lavishly man-bunned Matt Damon stars as White Savior—sorry, William—a freelance medieval mercenary (he fights for gold, not honor; gunpowder, not glory) who joins forces with China's fighting elite to battle the Tao Tie, a rapacious horde of homicidal reptiles hellbent on breaching the ancient city of Bianliang.
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Anarchism as a political philosophy has been so distorted by the state, the media, and its own currently obscure status on the leftist spectrum that most of those who seek to understand—or castigate—its principles and tactics still have no concept of that which every anarchist fights for: liberation.
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"If we … consider that Gabriel was the victim of intimidation before, prior to his engagement in the public scene, maybe… [Mike Ward] was the drop that made the bucket fall," said Laurent Morisette of RAPLIQ, an organization that fights for the rights of people with disabilities in Montreal and Quebec City.
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The presentation of this all-important task — our duty to do everything we can to protect our home for both ourselves and the animals with whom we share it — rapidly transforms those striking group shots of pack hunting, migration, and fights for survival from entertaining fascination to inspirational example setting.
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Whether it's fighting for their patients in local communities, state legislatures, or all the way to the Supreme Court, independent abortion providers — or, "indies" as so many of us lovingly refer them — have been taking on these fights for years as attacks targeting them and their patients continue to ramp up.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump busy tweeting on first day back | Hits NY Times, ex-Clinton aide | Takes credit for air-safety record | Pakistan summons US envoy after Trump tweet | Congress returning to packed January | Five big fights for 2018 | Target's big redesign ...and how 'bout those TSA lines?
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Gadot's Prince — a character who fights for people who cannot fight for themselves, an Amazon who will brave a storm of German bullets to stand her ground, a princess who will continue to fight once everyone else has given up — has become the premier superhero in the DC Extended Universe.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Wolff's Trump book tops Amazon charts | Bannon fights for survival | What Bannon's woes mean for midterms | New scrutiny on Trump's mental fitness | Trump preps work requirements for Medicaid | National Whipped Cream Day Next up: The White House schmoozes Rihanna for the rights to this song http://bit.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Ohio) Our troops deserve a Commander in Chief who fights for them as fiercely as they fight for this country.
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Over the next year, all eyes will be on Capitol Hill as President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE fights for his political life.
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"You, through the AFT, have been on the front lines of some of the most urgent fights for our country's future; and, as Randi just reminded all of us, we have to gear up again, because the challenges we face now are truly unlike any we have seen for some time," said Clinton on Friday.
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While Barclays has announced an ambitious slate of fights for 2017, with at least three more cards proposed for this summer both in Brooklyn and at the arena's Long Island adjunct, the refurbished Nassau Coliseum, the Garden has nothing planned beyond a May 20 junior welterweight title bout matching Terence Crawford and Felix Diaz.
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The end of the Russia interviews is only the latest battleground on the House Intelligence Committee, which has been consumed by partisan fights for the better part of a year, from Chairman Devin Nunes' role in the investigation and more recently over competing memos about alleged surveillance abuses at the FBI during the Obama administration.
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Superdelegates It's not technically a fight for the party's platform, or even one that will be decided in Philadelphia, but what to do with superdelegates -- Democratic party leaders and officials who are not committed based on election results, but instead are free to support whomever they like -- will be one of the biggest fights for the party.
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That these reenactments take place so close to countries that committed repeated genocides of First Nations people lends the whole practice an unsettling air of absurdity — particularly as First Nations people's fights for land and cultural heritage continues in the US. Equally disconcerting are the European men dressed as Confederate soldiers, a stomach-churning costume even stateside.
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That she knows so little about the world she's ventured into doesn't stop her from wanting to right its wrongs: Throughout the film — whether she's yelling at generals or talking to soldiers — she fights for what she believes is just, even as the film makes it clear that her concept of justice is still green (though never foolish).
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It takes little to drag out such fights for years, as demonstrated by Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE, whose administration had routinely opposed subpoenas from Congress.
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Clinton is looking to cast likely rival Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as someone who profits from exploiting workers while she fights for workers's rights.
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The group spent heavily during the confirmation fights for Gorsuch and Kavanaugh, and worked to oppose Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandLaw professor: Court-packing should be 'last resort' Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees McConnell campaign criticized for tombstone with challenger's name MORE's nomination to the high court during the final year of the Obama administration.
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CLEVE JONES (Wednesday) Mr. Jones, a lifelong activist who was portrayed by Emile Hirsch in the 2195 Harvey Milk biopic "Milk," was a founder of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation (you might recognize one of his triumphs, the AIDS Memorial Quilt) and currently fights for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in the workplace.
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"The base, often led by young people, often people of color, are pushing for a vision in which the people who represent us not only look like us but also represent our vision," said Paulina Gonzalez-Brito, the executive director of the California Reinvestment Coalition, an organization that fights for equitable investment in the state's communities of color.
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For the first time in the long Democratic primary campaign, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. will meet in a one-on-one debate, facing off Sunday night as Mr. Sanders fights for the future of his candidacy against a rival who has taken a commanding position in the race.
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The only certainty was that Israel was in for a wild ride between now and the April 9 ballot, with analysts predicting that the country's political scene — loud, fractious and heated at the best of times — would become only more divisive as Mr. Netanyahu, who is seeking a fourth consecutive term, fights for his political life.
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Under the strong leadership of President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE, our party is fighting for every single vote just like he fights for all Americans with his policies.
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From the fights for better teaching and learning conditions, the issues that were at the core of the teacher strikes in Los Angeles and Chicago, to the renewed calls for funding in state capitals from Austin to Indianapolis to Boston, educators — supported by parents, students and others — were on the streets fighting for the public schools our children deserve.
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Former British Prime Minister Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayBudowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat Mark Ruffalo dismisses Boris Johnson's comparisons to the Hulk: 'The Hulk only fights for the good of the whole' Queen Elizabeth to honor ex-British ambassador who called Trump 'inept' MORE recommended the ex-British ambassador who called President Trump "inept" become a lord.
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He is next in action on Saturday, December 28 where he fights for a world title in a second weight class against Yuriorkis Gamboa, a fighter he is expected to destroy before those influential figures who surround him attempt to elevate him in pound-for-pound lists around the world by booking him into bigger and better fights.
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But recent developments in special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation into Russia's election interference have again put the spotlight on that relationship as Rohrabacher fights for his seat.
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" Richard Martinez, an outreach associate with the Everytown organization in California whose son was killed in a 2014 shooting near University of California-Santa Barbara, said in the statement that he will be voting for Clinton in the critical California primary on Tuesday "because she is the only candidate who fights for gun violence survivors and stands up to the extremist gun lobby.
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They celebrated Rebeca Gyumi, a lawyer and activist who founded the Msichana Initiative, a Tanzanian non-profit that fights for girls' rights and access to education; and DoctHERS (represented by Dr.Sara Saeed) a social enterprise which uses telemedicine to pair female doctors in Pakistan with rural women and girls , providing essential health care while creating employment opportunities for female health professionals.
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Markets around the world were roiled by new trade tensions between the United States and China, which Now read:Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says she will not resign as protests rage into their 9th weekAs Hong Kong fights for its life, an embarrassed China has only violence to offerVideo shows Hong Kong protesters using lasers to disrupt government facial-recognition cameras
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The Dardennes, Jean-Pierre and Luc, have already won the Palme d'Or in Cannes twice playing the social cord, in 1999 with "Rosetta", the story of a teenager who lives in a trailer park with her alcoholic lover, and in 2005 with "Two Days, One Night", following a young mother who fights for her job in a solar-panel factory.
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The comments by Ali Abdulaziz Issawi could appease Western concerns the Tripoli government will try to suspend oil and other firms as it fights for survival against an offensive by the eastern military forces of Khalifa Haftar In May, the economy ministry suspended Total and 39 other foreign firms, saying their licences had expired, before granting a grace period of three months to seek new ones.
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My argument about that archetype is that if we go from zero to Harvey Weinstein — if someone like Joe Biden, who is by all intents and purposes a "good guy" — if I can't tell the guy who talks about sexual harassment, the statistics on sexual violence, and who fights for women's rights, that I'm uncomfortable with his behavior, how am I supposed to fight a Harvey Weinstein?
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The comments by Ali Abdulaziz Issawi could appease Western concerns the Tripoli government will try to suspend oil and other firms as it fights for survival against an offensive by the eastern military forces of Khalifa Haftar In May, the economy ministry suspended Total and 39 other foreign firms, saying their licenses had expired, before granting a grace period of three months to seek new ones.
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On day 18 of the government shutdown, Vice President Pence on Tuesday urged House Republicans to "stand strong" with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE as he fights for more than $5 billion for his border wall.
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"At the end of the day, I'm not running to be a transgender state senator, I'm running to be a senator who serves her community, I'm running to be a senator who fights for affordable health care, I'm running to be a senator who works to expand access to paid leave and reform our broken criminal justice system," McBride told local radio station WDEL.
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I believe the big fights for equality around L.G.B.T.Q. issues, such as hate violence, homelessness and economic fairness, can't be won unless we fight the smaller ones along the way: the ones that parents tell you to shrug off and school administrators tell you to live with, including that homecoming courts contain kings and queens, and prom dress codes must involve either dresses or suits.
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The controversy over Brexit has gripped British politics for months, producing the resignations of former Prime Ministers David Cameron and Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayBudowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat Mark Ruffalo dismisses Boris Johnson's comparisons to the Hulk: 'The Hulk only fights for the good of the whole' Queen Elizabeth to honor ex-British ambassador who called Trump 'inept' MORE and sparking turmoil in Parliament.
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The comments by Ali Abdulaziz Issawi could appease Western concerns the Tripoli government will try to suspend oil and other firms as it fights for survival against an offensive by the eastern military forces of Khalifa Haftar In May, the economy ministry suspended Total and 39 other foreign firms, saying their licenses had expired, before granting a grace period of three months to seek new ones.
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Rohrabacher with Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation executive director Cat Packer (center) and campaign finance chair Jason Beck at the "High Times 100" gala in LA. As Rohrabacher fights for his political life on Tuesday — and with the GOP's majority in the House potentially hanging in the balance — the Orange County Republican's supporters hope that the marijuana industry's support will be enough to push his campaign across the finish line.
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Registering new voters and getting them to the polls should be the great mission for every Democrat who fights for America to defeat attacks against our democracy by a Russian strongman and the corruption of our democracy by a president who exploits his office to enhance his wealth, abuses his power to divide our people and violates a cardinal rule of Americanism by treating political opponents like enemies of the state.
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