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For Trump, life is a series of battles against foes or perceived foes.
It also shows the extent to which Russia views Trump as an ally: Trump's foes are Russia's foes.
GOP takes out primary foes Republicans entered the election cycle with an initial goal: Prevent primaries from taking out their Senate foes.
Montreal is 2572-22-33 against Atlantic foes, a notable statistic given that they play their final six games against division foes, including four on the road.
When the space savages aren't fighting among themselves, they'll band together to overwhelm their foes — even if those foes are Chaos gods, alien samurai, or whatever the hell Tyranids are.
They dismiss… … and the exasperation of his political foes.
But America faced bigger foes than isis , he said.
Now, our friends and foes, they know where we stand.
Sixteen of the final games are against Central Division foes.
Perhaps it is a calculated strategy to confound America's foes.
Now the Separatists were as forgotten as their Jedi foes.
Strikingly often, foes and friends answer this in different ways.
The competing threats escalated tensions between the foes even further.
The two parties have been bitter political foes for years.
Battling your foes is supposed to make you a man.
To this day the two are seen as ideological foes.
He shot 57 percent (55 of 2.33) against conference foes.
The president says his foes are seeking a violent coup.
His foes said he had no right to run again.
It's your job to send foes to their watery grave.
" Chapo's many foes seized on the phrase "bend the knee.
Trump outdueled these foes by retaining a Murderers' Row of
But it brought the two foes no closer to peace.
Sarah MacDonald believes in organized chaos and spiting her foes.
Maduro says foes are seeking a coup with U.S. encouragement.
"I think we have a lot of foes," Trump responded.
And our foes, declared or not, certainly have no doubt.
It paid off for the Atlantic Division foes, as well.
He also mentioned Smith, Gill and Chapman as formidable foes.
The United States and the Islamic Republic are longtime foes.
Now was the time to ally with her former foes.
As the new film's release approached, his foes spoke up.
On Thursday, Bolsonaro reiterated his attack against his political foes.
Others come from Trump foes looking to hurt the president.
Two of Libras biggest allies could become its biggest foes.
ObamaCare's foes say a failed law shouldn't be propped up.
His foes mistrust him in part because of his background.
" And in a possible reference to Trump's meeting in Helsinki with Vladimir Putin Monday, Frans Timmermans, first vice-president of the European Commission, tweeted: "Calling your best friends foes only makes your real foes happy.
So, yes, we have all had conversations with friends and foes.
But his foes slammed PML-N's plans as dynastic and undemocratic.
The President threatens dire consequences to get foes to the table.
This can cause us to inadvertently treat our friends like foes.
He's taken potshots at celebrity foes Meryl Streep and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
And, in this case, Trump's whims might actually benefit America's foes.
But his political foes are sceptical he can change his style.
Ironically, foes of vaping fans have their own suspicions of fakery.
Even Mr Trump's mercurial nature plays differently with friends and foes.
Foes say that will institutionalize dictatorship by the ruling Socialist Party.
His foes will not participate in an election if he runs.
The contests pit supporters of the peace agreement against its foes.
Foes of the proposal say it would trample on academic freedom.
Thankfully, it's sparked memes across Twitter from fans and foes alike.
Fans and foes lit up the Twitterverse with love — and snark.
Even his former GOP foes have had to concede the obvious.
Public contracts reward friends; foes are fined for supposed tax violations.
It can't be any of the political foes he's already vanquished.
So many of St-Pierre's old foes are no longer relevant.
The ruling caught environmentalists and foes of the plan by surprise.
Quashing the licenses in Europe might further embolden glyphosate foes elsewhere.
It should be read by friends and foes of Israel alike.
They will remain useful against foes which lack modern missile systems.
Right-wing foes of the 1930s program of social and economic
He didn't punctuate his pummeling of foes with well-aimed quips.
Clinton again making headlines and sending her foes into a lather.
It's no coincidence that early economists were prominent foes of slavery.
The Children had never faced foes like the First Men before.
Conservatives have been committed foes of public insurance going back decades.
Yet, in execution, Booker's plan was a disaster for Kavanaugh foes.
The two foes have clashed over Iran's military presence in Syria.
Additionally, it's important for you to be smart about hidden foes!
But Woodward descends into uncharacteristic snark when he names his foes.
Liverpool, Arsenal and Leeds United were United's genuine foes and peers.
The strategy, for example, calls for employing cyberoperations against terrorist foes.
On the contrary, Trump is emboldened, and his foes momentarily defensive.
Friends, foes, and internet trolls jeered at me for my stupidity.
Instead, you can destroy your foes all at once through scandal.
Abortion foes in state legislatures seem awfully sure of themselves lately.
Abortion foes thought arguments about protecting women were important politically, too.
It listed China and Russia as the nation's biggest geopolitical foes.
It was not one of his typical tirades against political foes.
Trump's justice is all about relationships, helping friends and punishing foes.
To our former foes, the people of England, it turns out.
Mr. Dragnea and his allies blamed political foes for the protests.
And we couldn't stop looking — not his fans, not his foes.
EST BOTTOM LINE: Big Ten foes meet as Minnesota battles Purdue.
Will Carmen face her foes head-on, or sneak by undetected?
Another obvious target: Oil industry infrastructure belonging to Iran's regional foes.
The future battles between geopolitical foes are increasingly moving toward cyberspace.
That reality is Trump's ultimate revenge on all his former foes.
Trump's foes struck at him but did not take him down.
Up until then, logging and poaching were the bear's primary foes.
Here's what you need to know: • Old foes and new friends.
Some of Trump's old political foes rushed to slam the GOP nominee.
The protesters in Hong Kong are under no illusions about their foes.
"Like the Death Eaters, mental illnesses are formidable foes," the HRC observes.
He's fought hardened foes like André the Giant and the Iron Sheik.
He instead accused the Saudis' foes of using child fighters in Yemen.
There are foes to contend with, and a particular goal to accomplish.
It makes it easier for America's rivals and foes to grow stronger.
On her side are less high-minded foes of Mr Cartes's scheme.
The parties have long been bitter foes and have numerous policy differences.
Friends, foes, or frenemies: Have North Korea and China patched things up?
Still some of Trump's fiercest foes are applauding him for the move.
Watching them play foes is like watching an awkward network TV crossover.
As the foes continue to evolve, medicine needs both new tech, and
Putin doesn't have the same list of major foes as Trump does.
The Phillies are 16-35 against division foes since May 20. 2.
Chicago State is 0-8 against Big Ten foes since 2011-12.
But you quickly realize that bureaucracy and budgets are your real foes.
The Tar Heels are 200-16 in the building against nonleague foes.
Friends and foes alike will be watching and calibrating their behavior accordingly.
You can also use impact grenades to stun your more formidable foes.
He has criticized allies and foes alike directly, sometimes with disparaging language.
Secular foes of Hindutva, however, fear Mr Modi has gone too far.
Patrick Chappatte A President Trump considers the options for attacking his foes.
Instead, it will likely prompt ridicule from our friends and foes alike.
Read them, disagree with them, debate them with friends and foes alike.
The most recent clamor arose from a clash among several familiar foes.
Russia and China, ideological foes, are in an assertive and expansionist mood.
But similar charges can be laid at the feet of Qatar's foes.
And charters will now be partially regulated by the movement's political foes.
By the early 1980s, abortion foes generally gave up on this strategy.
Both men are foes of what they describe as their party's establishment.
It's a tactical strike against Trump's two greatest foes: reading and work.
The character becomes one of Batman's greatest foes in the comic books.
For years, American has been one of Qatar's primary foes in Washington.
Chicago fell to 1-16 this season against foes with records of .
And the debate's few big moments only served to hurt Trump's foes.
Including league tournament games, Vanderbilt's losing streak against league foes is 27.
Much of Shadowkeep's storyline is a retread of familiar locales and foes.
Tens of thousands of suspected communist rebels and political foes were killed.
That's too bad, because Claire and Geillis could have been fantastic foes.
Claire McCaskill in November's midterms each pushed their foes to endorse Kavanaugh.
Both need an opponent after their recently planned foes withdrew with injuries.
As the Arab cold war spreads, Iran and other foes are gaining advantage.
The pre-election friends of lower-income voters quickly become post-election foes.
Yet Japan and South Korea have been acting more like foes than friends.
Foes say he is a dictator who has wrecked a once-prosperous economy.
But it is unlikely the IRGC will strike any of these foes directly.
He lashed out at media and political foes alike in a bravura performance.
Even some of her foes say the concern about her probity is overblown.
Friends and foes across the world have adopted a wait-and-see approach.
That said, the launch of Swipe Ventures may turn Tinder's foes into friends.
Buildables can besiege foes, shield teammates, or create new pathways through the arena.
Now, Uber is weakened, and the company's foes smell blood in the water.
Smaller U.S. foes such as Iran and North Korea are making similar judgments.
He says it is his foes who are seeking to topple him illegally.
Then you go out and fight foes like Thanos, Kingpin, M.O.D.O.K., and more.
America's friends and foes alike make calculations based upon what administration officials say.
For the first time, this included a ranking of the West's cyber-foes.
During his career as a lawyer he often defended the government's political foes.
But don't think that makes them any less competitive than their younger foes.
Mr Sisi's foes hoped that Mr Morsi's death would provide a rallying point.
NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - Facebook's presidential foes are also its customers.
Britain's radicalised Remainers have been forged in similar circumstances to their ideological foes.
Warbucks might be richer than us, but he protects us from foreign foes.
" Wall Street Journal, ditto, "Health Bill Draws Fire From Foes In the GOP.
This is not a neutral approach: it yields not just friends but foes.
Lobbyists won't be alone, other friends and foes have been invited to participate.
No free pass for a neighbor who tolerates extremists or enables U.S. foes.
It does moderate damage individually, but can hit multiple foes in one swing.
In England, Soccer Aid brought together two old foes, Ronaldinho and David Seamon.
If Ms Rousseff's foes fall short of 342 votes, the case is buried.
As a result, her popularity is surging even while her foes are stuck.
A sheaf of lawsuits soon arrived—but from DACA's friends, not its foes.
She thinks she is "relentlessly vilified" by the press and her political foes.
Opposition to the regime of Bashar al-Assad from regional foes is melting.
With Flake's announcement Tuesday, Trump now faces three formidable foes in the Senate.
The Tigers posted a 13-7 mark against National League foes last season.
The militias of Misrata, who are stronger foes, lie in wait for him.
But Fried contends the comedy isn't just must-see TV for Trump's foes.
The Tigers are 33-2 in program history against Ohio Valley Conference foes.
Western intelligence officials say that the Kremlin has frequently had its foes killed.
Foes of the United States have cheered the prospect of an American withdrawal.
Foes for decades, Washington and Tehran have been increasingly at odds since May.
The incident aggravated fears of a direct military clash between the longtime foes.
Maduro accuses his foes of plotting with Washington to bring about a coup.
The Germans use machine-guns as well as rifles for harassing their foes.
The answer to who can beat Justify probably lies in some familiar foes.
The Biotic Grenade also has offensive utility, damaging foes caught in its blast.
Mr. Netanyahu's troubles should not be a cause for schadenfreude among his foes.
Trump's Democratic foes don't really think he wants the Mueller report made public.
They've shoved and punched each other, and smacked at foes with fireplace tongs.
They tend to be hard on their peers and sympathetic to their foes.
He slow-walked lawsuits, filing countless motions and requesting delays, exhausting his foes.
And this addictive behavior affects friends and foes alike, unless collectively pushed back.
It works even less well when your domestic foes aren't so easily terrified.
Including conference tournament games, the Commodores have dropped 236 straight against SEC foes.
They have also won 23 straight home games against non-division AFC foes.
The issue has friends and foes on either side of the political aisle.
But Exxon's foes still have numerous successes and are vowing to press ahead.
The division foes face each other two times over the final three weeks.
President Trump's Twitter musings have inspired fans, foes and now — its own wine.
Friends and foes alike describe Mr. Khan as relentless, charming and highly unpredictable.
Donald Trump's two biggest foes — Fox News host Megyn Kelly and Republican Sen.
At the entrance to the clinic parking lot, two abortion foes stood with signs.
However, nothing galvanizes opposing forces to action better than significant wins by their foes.
Even though both foes are motionless and cast in bronze, the scene is inspiring.
In the bellwether state of Uttar Pradesh, ostensible socialists have joined their BJP foes.
Giant shifts in allegiances, foes becoming friends, secret backdoor dealings... shit, you know what?
Trump, so far, has done little to reach out to his foes since November.
In recent years, however, California's politicians have been increasingly siding with the plant's foes.
Their bellowing can completely decimate buildings, and they use their voices to punish foes.
And he has unsettled friends and foes alike in 140-character blasts on Twitter.
The former foes hugged, and West even sent his pal flowers the next day.
Russia has sought a balance between Israel and its foes in the Middle East.
Those who think a weaker America is desirable -- America's foes -- want Trump to win.
The women in this film don't pull punches and neither do their male foes.
It meant reaching agreements with political foes for the sake of the national good.
The intercept was another tense incident between the longtime foes over the past year.
Historically, larger institutions, despite their myriad advantages, have struggled to deal with asymmetric foes.
Foes of the accord narrowly defeated a first version in a plebiscite last year.
Yet, even Ray's means of evasion emphasizes her powerlessness against the foes she encounters.
Doom is defined more by its fast pace and memorable cast of demonic foes.
But unlike some other resource-rich countries, Wakanda has never succumbed to outside foes.
That is remarkable considering the rising tensions between Sunni Saudis and their Shia foes.
The higher your level, the better equipped you'll be in dealing with stronger foes.
The government has blamed old and new foes for the this latest coup attempt.
Just in case you didn't know, Iran and Saudi Arabia are bitter foes. 3.
These blobs — called "forms" — can then absorb fallen foes to get bigger and stronger.
He has "weaponised" refugees by scattering Syrians among his foes in the European Union.
The perfect words that would show my Facebook foes the error of their ways!
The Bears went 4-0 versus ranked foes in nonconference play in 2016-17.
Those cards come into play when you face off against the spire's numerous foes.
Friends as well as foes are starting to notice the mess on Ryan's hands.
She's consistently confounded her foes, and in particular, repeatedly outmaneuvered, outfoxed and outsmarted Trump.
The Washington Post: Abortion foes plan a cautious approach to notion of overturning Roe.
Neither our friends and allies nor our foes find themselves where we do now.
The toughest challenges hinge on pitting you against foes that just plain outmatch Kratos.
The mental hospital that usually houses many of Batman's foes is called Arkham Asylum.
Here are some comments on Castro from his friends and foes over the years.
In fact, negotiation and careful opening to foes on areas of mutual interest works.
Clinton and denunciations of foreign foes, often had the air of a prize fight.
It was the latest step toward normalizing relations between two former Cold War foes.
The fight between President Trump and his foes is an ugly one and worrisome.
The four lawmakers, all women of color and all staunch Trump foes, are citizens.
Trump and McCain have long been political foes, despite belonging to the same party.
It was the first of 19 meetings this year between the AL East foes.
He runs through the streets, a half-dozen or so foes in his wake.
The anti-tax foes say that the tax will cost the average American money.
Brainboxes are as likely as anyone else to ignore facts which support their foes.
Slovakia Coach Jan Kozak was asked afterward to compare his British group-stage foes.
Atlanta has held five of the last six foes to less than 215 points.
Mysterio is one of Spider-Man's oldest foes and is a master of illusion.
In all, 31 of the Pirates' last 38 games will come against division foes.
Friends and foes describe Mr. Khan, 65, as relentless, charming, swaggering and highly unpredictable.
If so, Samat will have a whole new set of foes to think about.
But it is unlikely that the Guards will strike any of these foes directly.
Those two nations are foes of Iran, but the countries are not at war.
But Mr Putin's foes will have scented a new vulnerability in the ruling party. ■
A 'marriage of convenience' Nothing brings together two old foes like a common problem.
While Trump portrayed his Democratic foes in an almost demonic light, he deified himself.
That's history worth considering as the old foes of reform sing their familiar tune.
After the early uprising, Fulmer has limited foes to just two runs and a .
For his critics, Trump's obsessions with McCain and other foes are not just unseemly.
Here's a quick synopsis of how the clash between the longtime foes suddenly escalated.
To say that Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are friendly foes is an understatement.
Iranian authorities accused the Islamic Republic's opponents and foreign foes if igniting the unrest.
Opposition politicians claim the government is carrying out a witch-hunt against its foes.
"Many of America's closest friends today were once our greatest foes," Mr. Trump said.
The foes of militarism in the United States had tried to prevent such horrors.
In America "liberal" foes of Israel had an average anti-Semitism mark of 2.3.
It will not always be able to support its friends and punish its foes.
The US&aposs real-life geopolitical foes tend to appear in American mass media.
He had humorously likened himself to a butcher disposing of foes of human rights.
And it confirmed the worst fears of their foes about an interloping tyrannical president.
Their slain establishment foes Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush did the exact same thing.
Cersei has absolutely throttled this young seventh season by handily outmaneuvering her biggest foes.
The reversals by Mr. Trump's onetime foes are as revealing as they are glaring.
Even more than Mr. Bush, Mr. Rubio is grappling with how to confront multiple foes.
In adopting an almost mythical persona, Mr Modi appears to rise heroically above his foes.
This conundrum makes an election this autumn likely, suggest Mr Johnson's friends and foes alike.
Hyde has scored six touchdowns in his last six games against NFC West foes. 2.
That's the most ranked foes in a regular season in school history for Wake Forest.
Nonetheless, Southampton's 3-1 victory over their Geordie foes does great credit to Ronald Koeman.
A State of the Union address that fired up his base and infuriated his foes.
Attempts last year at dialogue between the ideological foes were stalled by Venezuela's deepening crisis.
One of NATO's standing fleets, led by a Canadian frigate, stands in for the foes.
Even Mr Modi's foes believe his administration is less corrupt than previous ones have been.
There's a bouncy spring to reach new areas and a pointed spear for attacking foes.
In a battle training simulation with Lorca, he takes out 36 foes with tactical precision.
Forcing North Korea's lifelong foes to become friends has been the Kims' aim ever since.
It took little more than a year for the old friends to become bitter foes.
Just this week, old players in two major categories — logistics and pharmacies — turned into foes.
Now her Northern foes and the dragon queen are more depleted than they've ever been.
The predictable foes pounced, and Pence saw his approval rating fall from 62% to 47%.
His nationalist foes agree — but their ambition is to weaken the EU from the inside.
Foes nicknamed Mr Costa's experiment the geringonça ("contraption"), and gave it six months at most.
They signal apparent new resolve by the group's disparate foes on a range of fronts.
They're old foes who've learned to respect each other, even if they occasionally exchange jabs.
It argues the 1967 borders would put them at a strategic disadvantage against other foes.
More important, it garners support and generates respect -- not fear -- from foes and sworn enemies.
Renzi said Europe would ultimately defeat its foes, but warned that it would take time.
Languages typically don't borrow pronouns, but the Old English nicked "they" from their Viking foes.
Nicki even shared a pic from the set with Cardi's foes in front of her.
There is also a telephone hotline linking the former Cold War foes' air operations centers.
Fans of the Kipling series or previous films will recognise some familiar foes and friends.
Even now, victory for our foes is within their reach — but the north must remember.
Thus, the influential faction of Snowden foes is largely unified, while his sympathizers are not.
Now, as then, the US is engaged in sabre-rattling with foreign foes, including Iran.
Following an seven-day layoff, Utah plays its next two games against ranked foes, vs.
Watergate hearings, 1973 This is the template that Trump's foes hope will be followed now.
Our sources say the former friends-turned-foes had a chat after the big deletion.
A mix of tributes and condemnation poured in from allies and foes around the world.
The Washington Post: White House proposed releasing immigrant detainees in sanctuary cities, targeting political foes.
And he is not the only president to be misjudged by his friends and foes.
Common to them all is the use of the court system to imprison regime foes.
Bomber Task Force deployments are meant train US aircrews while reassuring partners and deterring foes.
In Trenton, he earned a reputation for picking fights with political foes, reporters and critics.
The year before, the Blue Devils averaged 48 points more than their early-season foes.
Utah improved to 19-6 when its foes didn't reach the century mark in scoring.
Mr. Trump is taking the idea and pointing it outward, calling out his supposed foes.
Mr. Stringer and Mr. Diaz Jr. were seen as traditional, risk-averse, even conventional foes.
Time and again, foes of Mr. Putin's have died suddenly in Britain, under suspicious circumstances.
Even better if the leader knows how to satisfy the desires of friends and foes.
Qatar's foes accuse it of financing terrorism, cozying up to Iran and harboring fugitive dissidents.
Gumbiner will arrive at a time of heightened tensions between the old Cold War foes.
They also have been seen to cooperate against shared foes, notably in and around Aleppo.
On this point, foes of the Ohio law are at their weakest and most absurd.
The Trump administration has heaped sanctions on its international foes, seeking to change their behavior.
But as president, he has tried to assuage foes of the deal without wrecking it.
Some are Trump-branded fusillades at political foes like Karl Rove and George F. Will.
Tellingly, both China and Russia have brazenly tried to use Interpol to pursue political foes.
Opening rounds typically feature top players easily dismissing qualifiers, lucky losers and low-ranked foes.
And Iran's poor economy means that its regional foes have outspent it on conventional weapons.
He has, however, inherited his father's affection for Twitter as a weapon against political foes.
Atlético has long been known, by fans and foes alike, as El Pupas: the Jinxed.
", today it would be, "Detractors of democracies and foes of the liberal world order arise!
The betrayal of the Kurds will lead friends and foes to doubt Mr Trump's America.
To her foes in the administration, that is only reason to keep the poison flowing.
The Cold War foes restored diplomatic relations a year ago following a 54-year break.
Saturday's game was only the eighth between the SEC foes and the first since 2012.
If Stern didn't mind conflicts with valued partners, he had no problem whatsoever eviscerating foes.
The Wolfpack dropped to 2-2 under Keatts in home games against Top 10 foes.
The cost to our foes for incursions and interference must massively outweigh the ostensible advantage.
Any of these foes may be used to whip up support for a struggling politician.
The president also took a swipe at one of his Republican foes, the late Sen.
His more virulent foes maintain that Mr. Obama is the one who fueled racial division.
But Skullark was unarmed when he walked up to his foes out in the open.
Martha McSally, one of her primary foes in the race to replace retiring Republican Sen.
The 23-year-old has kept his foes' bats at bay as opponents are hitting just .
In either case, just remember: it's better to overdo it when you can't see your foes.
Erdogan's foes accuse him of dismantling Ataturk's secular legacy by bringing religion back into public life.
Your foes take more bullets to kill, but they don't just sit there and take it.
Abroad, they serve as provocative messages to Pyongyang's adversaries, reminding foes about North Korea's military capabilities.
If a deal is made, Gyllenhaal will play Mysterio, one of Peter Parker's most memorable foes.
He denounced Trump's attempts to pressure the FBI and Department of Justice to target political foes.
He becomes their stand-in, acting upon this group's desire for revenge against their perceived foes.
This — coupled with his immense popularity and immovable fanbase — puts his foes in a difficult position.
Almost immortal, its only foes are light and drought, according to the Zoological Park's press materials.
That being said, I can confirm that you're likely to bump into old friends and foes.
Brinkmanship and tough talk have been North Korea's favorite card in dealing with its external foes.
Liberals lined railway platforms to welcome refugees, while their nativist foes warned of chaos and terrorism.
All sides have already tried to starve their foes into submission, so far to little advantage.
Already, Democrats have launched attack ads in Arizona and Arkansas tying their Republican foes to Trump.
UKRAINE and Russia have not just been military foes in recent years, but legal ones too.
For his foes, nothing Mr Snowden says is trustworthy, whereas statements made by officials are true.
The Nigerian army will not beat them unless it learns how to identify friends from foes.
But until recently, she had never faced two prominent foes in public at the same time.
But Mr Maduro has proven himself to be wilier than many of his foes had thought.
America's foes, the enemies of democracy around the world, must have rubbed their hands in glee.
Counting Saturday's game against the Islanders, 13 of their final 24 games are against divisional foes.
Surrounded by foes in the Middle East, Mr Baker is obliged to make investments further afield.
However, they do offer clues as to why China might have gained more foes than friends.
You ran against him Trump has offered mostly kind words to his vanquished GOP primary foes.
But trainees are warned: the suits are dangerous not only to their foes, but to themselves.
In various episodes of the story, children fight with weapons to defend themselves against their foes.
Are we about to see a major confrontation between these two long-standing, nuclear-armed foes?
The signing brings into effect an arrangement the Cold War foes agreed upon on Dec. 16.
Ongoing intense competition with ride-hailing foes across the globe has kept Uber in the red.
The two are bitter foes who have scrapped over voting rights and election security since 2014.
There is a feeling of Ehrenreich getting her affairs in order, slaying a few final foes.
Journalists — including me — now fall into Trump and Putin's autocratic worldview as pawns of their foes.
In his political life, it serves to isolate him from GOP allies as well as foes.
Sound smart: This is not a plot of evil genius to keep friends and foes guessing.
They were dubbed "Fancy Bear" and "Cozy Bear" -- and both were familiar foes for cybersecurity experts.
The 20 other survivors were our foes, but the fog and the valley were their allies.
Maduro sees enemies all around, and has accused his foes of attempting to stage a coup.
But other foes of open trade and immigration will continue to try to influence Donald Trump.
The Scarlet Knights are 10-3 in their last 13 games against non-conference foes. 3.
And McConnell-aligned groups spent more than $4 million attacking his primary foes with television ads.
The government's foes hope to get further with a referendum to recall the president from office.
Their main foes are the "near enemy" (Arab rulers), the "far enemy" (the West) and Shias.
But here, too, Trump suggested that America was being "laughed at"—this time by domestic foes.
The president has simultaneously embraced authoritarian nations and traditional foes such as Russia and North Korea.
It knows no rules and appears to affect seeming foes on the political and ideological spectrum.
Kelly Overton is Vanessa Helsing, able to turn her foes into humans with a single bite.
His foes have failed to condemn the candidate's rhetoric without also seeming to disparage his supporters.
The sculpture calls to mind the Trojan horse by which the ancient Greeks tricked their foes.
In the comics, the Sinister Six is a team of some of Spider-Man's deadliest foes.
But many of Assad's foes view Jaysh al-Islam as a legitimate part of the opposition.
They make clear distinctions between—and, thus, treat differently—friends and foes of the United States.
Many details remain unclear about the constituent assembly, although foes say it would be excessively powerful.
Likely foes could be the 8-3 Giants or the Redskins from the strong N.F.C. East.
Gorsuch and Kavanaugh were never the robotic jurists portrayed by their foes in their confirmation hearings.
In the original game, arch-vile demons healed my fallen foes and blasted me with fireballs.
Throughout the 2020 presidential race, Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have seemed like reluctant foes.
Using elite power, whether economic or cultural, to silence less educated foes usually produces a backlash.
You need a government fired by economic nationalism, willing to play trade hardball against our foes.
Either way, I ventured, both friends and foes of the president would find substance for debate.
Many in Brazil — friends and foes alike — believe Mr. Bolsonaro has been his own worst enemy.
His 76-minute speech was the usual brew of aggrandizement, aggrievement and demonization of political foes.
Powers that maintain a reputation as reliable allies and formidable foes tend to enhance their power.
But this has done little to assuage concerns that the arch foes could stumble into conflict.
SoftBank is one of the largest investors in Didi Chuxing, one of Uber's largest former foes.
All political movements must face inconvenient facts — thoughts and data that seem to aid their foes.
Activists also waved Mexican flags, and there were several physical clashes between Trump's fans and foes.
It is easy to lose hope — money in politics and self-serving ideologies are powerful foes.
And even for some of Mr. Corbyn's biggest foes, that is an easy choice to make.
It's no secret by now that many of Trump's attacks on his political foes are projection.
Foes of Fellini will point to a sequence like this and ask, Where are the victims?
Industry foes of the fiduciary rule have also argued that the rule will limit consumer choice.
"Death to Israel!" the crowd shouted in response, referring to one of Iran's longtime regional foes.
Moderate candidates like Buttigieg and Klobuchar pressed their progressive foes in direct and sometimes personal terms.
Fusion GPS' efforts researching Trump were first funded by his Republican foes during the primary campaign.
This is isn't the first time Nunes has played hardball with his foes in the investigation.
Other potential foes, including United Arab Emirates and Israel, will have noted that with some alarm.
In 2014, when Modi first became prime minister, he promised to be tough on India's foes.
Iran also accuses its arch foes, Washington and Riyadh, for promoting Islamist militancy in the region.
But Netflix's newest foes are starting with US markets and then hoping to expand after that.
Partners and even foes know that US troops will generally act in accordance with those precepts.
His habit of imposing tariffs on friends and foes alike will leave a longer-lasting impression.
For these Obamacare foes, it isn't enough to just excise the individual mandate from the law.
For these Obamacare foes, it isn't enough to just excise the individual mandate from the law.
Communist-run Cuba and the United States, former Cold War foes, began normalizing relations in 2014.
On command from their leader, the young men charged and pummeled their ideological foes with abandon.
And bears are large and powerful, excelling at both combat and grabbing the attention of nearby foes.
Though the president was on the go Wednesday, he still found time to tweet — about his foes.
Foes accuse Maduro of turning Venezuela into a dictatorship and wrecking what should be a prosperous economy.
Current competitors are formidable foes that also "focus on mobile engagement and advertising," according to the filing.
With skillful aim it can cut through medium-health foes like Reaper in a matter of seconds.
The nuclear-armed foes engaged in a dogfight after Pakistan sent warplanes into India the next day.
The arrangement, in the works after the Cold War foes said they would normalize ties in Dec.
Very few animals can fire sulphurous fluids out of their bums to incapacitate their foes, after all.
Those scientists include Stephen Hawking, who warned against humans broadcasting our presence to avoid attracting extraterrestrial foes.
Maduro, 54, the successor to late leader Hugo Chavez, says his foes are seeking a violent coup.
"Opposition's bad," mutters Shodir, a middle-aged man from Samarkand, who dismisses the regime's foes as "maniacs".
" Boback assured readers that he would ultimately triumph over his foes: "You'll be cheering in the end!
Nevertheless, there are signs that the Taliban might come round to talking to their foes in Kabul.
As Venom became one of Spider-Man's most fearsome foes, writers also explored Brock's line of morality.
Foes say his shift towards harshness makes it hard to tell the difference between moderates and extremists.
Haiti was ruled nearly three decades by father-son dictators, who assassinated political foes and eliminated dissent.
But Maduro, 53, says his foes are waging an "economic war" against him and seeking a coup.
His backers spent three hours excusing their hero of each contradiction or untruth alleged by his foes.
The flights to Cuba's capital would be the latest step closer for the former Cold War foes.
Historically, foes of reproductive freedom have targeted abortion providers, not the individual women who terminate their pregnancies.
Mr Morales's foes are also indignant about corruption, an old problem that he has failed to control.
Funnily and sadly enough, Peterson sounds like a stereotypical postmodernist here — one of his chief intellectual foes.
Billed as an anti-corruption sweep, the jailing also feels unmistakably like a purge of political foes.
She spent decades cultivating alliances within her party and, when necessary, making deals with her political foes.
Friends turned foes 50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather have been engaged in a recent social media slugfest.
In the original Cold War, two ideological foes created rival geopolitical blocs that were effectively non-interoperable.
Calling for the prosecution and imprisonment of political foes is hardly a new development in American politics.
" Gay, who often gripes about her six unnamed Twitter foes, has written, "Pettiness is a healthy outlet.
The silver lining is that some other traditional foes in the Middle East are now banding together.
Like many evangelicals, he sees a pattern of bullying by secular foes and their allies in government.
Lavrov said Moscow still hoped for better relations and blamed Trump's political foes for the deteriorating situation.
There is no undoing the impression, widespread among Trump's foes, that anything he supports must be regressive.
Finally, the PT's foes were angered by reports Lula may accept a ministerial post from Ms Rousseff.
Even when faced with unforgiving foes or dangerous monsters, finding common ground is always the first step.
That breached the necessary threshold of two-thirds; Ms Rousseff's foes in the chamber burst into song.
" And the Times thundered: "Diplomacy is hard enough when foes act in a belligerent and arbitrary way.
For years, he suspected an unholy alliance of foreign and domestic foes of conspiring to topple him.
It was the first of four games this season for the Tar Heels against in-state foes.
One of the trickier foes to deal with are huge rabbids stumbling around with slabs of rock.
The biblical Gideonites marched on their foes armed with only trumpets and tambourines and other musical instruments.
The truth, as many of Trump's foes are loath to admit, is that he is the president.
Pelosi quickly secured the votes to prevent Republicans from overturning the agreement, thus checkmating the deal's foes.
The intrastate foes were not originally scheduled to face each other but both teams saw their Sept.
Conservationists and other foes of the monuments review were incensed that Zinke's report was not released publicly.
Even American westerns posited a surprising number of neatly trimmed frontier protagonists, reserving scruff for their foes.
Major investors like SoftBank and potential foes like Alphabet's Waymo have also been circling amid Uber's shakeup.
The overall sense, among both friends and foes, is of a president under pressure and lashing out.
Blade is a vampire hunter who uses a variety of weapons and tools to defeat his foes.
Trump, judging from his Twitter account and other statements, seems bent on using it to punish foes.
As CNN has previously reported, the Fusion efforts researching Trump were first funded by his Republican foes.
He's one of Batman's more twisted foes and has popped up in some of the video games.
Colin Farrell is in talks to star as one of Batman's foes, the Penguin, PEOPLE has learned.
This is Kankuamo marquezi, and it jabs its butt bristles, or urticating hairs, straight into its foes.
Newly installed National Security Advisor John Bolton seems to be purging the White House of ideological foes.
"We are collecting some points against teams we are fighting with," Stamkos said of Eastern Conference foes.
When he needs to send a message to his foes, Mitch McConnell is the master of subtlety.
And in rejecting the West, Erdoğan has inched closer to US foes such as Russia and China.
The Champions are a group of classic superheroes who battle classic foes, but their lives are messy.
Macri's address to both houses of Congress was interrupted by applause from allies and heckling from foes.
To his foes, it was a lawless grab for power and wealth that nearly destroyed the country.
Since 2016, Turkey has improved relations with Russia and Iran, two major foes of the United States.
For abortion foes, there may be two victims of abortion, but some are more innocent than others.
With the Mueller inquiry behind him, Mr. Trump seems intent on turning the tables on his foes.
The previous season ended with a surprise alliance between Axelrod and Rhoades, who had been longtime foes.
Abortion foes say that if enough states pass such bans, Congress will be more likely to follow.
Indeed, Sweden became a conduit for clandestine financial support to foes of the white government in Pretoria.
Four years ago today, then-candidate Donald Trump lashed out at one of his foes on Twitter.
First, a bit about mountain goats: They have many foes, but gravity is not one of them.
It's easy to knock foes off of ledges — and score quick kills — with a well-timed Soundwave.
DID YOU KNOW: NC A&T went 3-9 overall against out-of-conference foes last year.
Assad has showed no sign of doing so and has predicted the eventual defeat of his foes.
DURING THE second world war, American troops in the Far East were said to have two foes.
Visiting Egypt shortly before the U.S. election, I witnessed the thaw between the two former foes myself.
In October 1962, the world came dangerously close to nuclear war between, arguably, more level-headed foes.
But for Mr Trump, his Democratic foes and their neighbours in Mexico, it counts as a win.
But for Mr Trump, his Democratic foes and their neighbours in Mexico, it counts as a win. ■
For García's foes, who had been eagerly awaiting his downfall, he had simply eluded justice once again.
An anti-abortion advocate explains why even the staunchest of abortion foes shouldn't vote for Roy Moore.
During normal times, the President of the United States would take a clear stance against America's foes.
For comic book readers, Ultron, Hela, and Red Skull are some of the Avengers' most iconic foes.
The illnesses among the American diplomats stationed in Havana heightened tension between the old Cold War foes.
So keep the faith in our country and hold fast, alongside our allies, aligned against our foes.
Some saw this as a clipping of the Australian's wings or even a victory for his bureaucratic foes.
But this has done little to assuage concerns that the two arch foes could stumble into a conflict.
Ryan also addressed two of the bill's major foes, who have both been attacking him by name: Sen.
The truce between two old foes—city governments and secretive private companies like Uber—began at the curb.
It looks like "Anthem" gives you plenty of unique weapons to take out foes, from missiles to mortars.
He is more passionate about proving his dominance and humiliating his perceived foes than about following his strategy.
Trump spoke out about cyberbullying, critics  pointed to her husband's habit of personally denigrating his foes on Twitter.
They also said the two former foes would try to resolve border issues in the next two years.
Anthony Scaramucci, the event's co-founder and a top GOP donor who backed former Trump foes Wisconsin Gov.
The ruler stood on a raised platform surveying a gathering of political foes, vanquished rivals, and professional miscreants.
Their division foes are struggling, and the best younger QB in the conference abruptly quit football in August.
He wears a high-tech suit of armor, which helps him to battle alien foes in our era.
President Sisi presents himself as their ally and protector, so Islamist foes of the government bitterly resent them.
According to her foes, it reveals a thirst for power that redeems any heartbreak and transcends all humiliation.
Atlas midfielder Arturo Gonzalez was given the opportunity to secure a rare win over the club's old foes.
The country was ruled by three decades of father-son dictators who assassinated political foes and crushed dissent.
Cuba's allies and foes around the world have marked Castro's death with a mix of tributes and condemnation.
Completing quests will yield valuable resources for crafting countless distinct weapons and equipment fashioned after players' defeated foes.
The way its more traditional, humanoid enemies slowly give way to more and more varied and frightening foes.
Through this education, Fox learned that the Mongols were formidable foes – thoughtful and intelligent, and experienced in invasion.
The treaty was signed long before Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution which turned the two countries into arch foes.
Muhammad Ali: Boxing legend, activist and 'The Greatest' Tributes came from his once-fiercest foes in the ring.
Everyone technically works as a team to battle foes and share resources, but they're all focused on themselves.
Do you have a favorite musician biopic that you'd encourage Bohemian Rhapsody fans (and foes) to check out?
So whether he is feuding with his foes or retweeting anti-Muslim videos, that'll show up on www.whitehouse.gov.
Compared to lesser foes like ISIS, Iran, and North Korea, Putin has always wanted to be an equal.
Trump has been reluctant to get intelligence briefings, but eager to keep humiliating old foes like Mitt Romney.
Ted Cruz on Twitter, referring to two leaders pursued by Obama in his policy of engaging US foes.
Washington (CNN)"Nut job" seems to be one of President Donald Trump's favorite insults for his political foes.
The longtime foes have fought two of their three wars since independence from Britain in 1947 over Kashmir.
Meg teased her friends and foes, taunting them with an air of mystery that implied she harbored secrets.
If Mr Maduro's foes achieve that, by law a referendum on whether to oust him must be held.
By calling early polls - they were originally set for November 2019 - Erdogan appeared to have wrongfooted his foes.
Since his election, Trump has damned supposed allies and foes alike with faint praise before turning on them.
"This thinking is dangerous for conservatives," Mr. Lambert recently tweeted after Mr. Hawley brushed off his libertarian foes.
Both of Jenkins's top primary foes looked to use his time in Congress against him in the race.
These latter foes seem to be a particular threat, using cover and alien weapons to take over Earth.
Mr. Trump has continued to ridicule other vanquished foes, including Jeb Bush, long after they left the race.
Seven months into his presidency, his foes have him figured out while America's friends are ducking for cover.
Trump has used the pardon power to reward friends and punish foes, earning the ire of ethics watchdogs.
Right now, both sides are determined to win unilateral victory and vanquish their foes once and for all.
Unlike America's foes in the Middle East over the last almost three decades, Iran is a regional heavyweight.
Foes dismiss it as an attempt to keep the socialists in power by establishing a biased new assembly.
What these UAPs were and who was flying them — whether friends, foes or unknown forces — remains a mystery.
But that should not give Mr. Erdogan carte blanche to violate human rights or suppress his political foes.
Rather than escalate his anger to larger, more epic and exterior foes than ever, his hatred turned inward.
They include former U.S. President Barack Obama who sought to normalise relations between the former Cold War foes.
But it demonstrated on Thursday it can still mount deadly attacks deep inside the territory of its foes.
However, Maduro, 53, accuses political foes and businessmen of an "economic war" against his government with U.S. backing.
But the noisy disagreements between Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his political foes may drown out any dialogue.
You really need a third thumb to get the most out of it when up against multiple foes.
But this chapter in my life was also when I learned that friends can quickly turn to foes.
This was a welcome relaxation of hostilities with America's closest friends, the same ones Trump recently called foes.
There are Iraqi Shiite militiamen cheering for clerics who liken the enemy to foes from seventh-century battles.
But the Sudanese fighters insist they are also the main barrier against the Saudis' Yemeni foes, the Houthis.
The rhetoric isn't cooling down either, with Trump declaring Europe one of America's biggest "foes" just this month.
Abortion foes and Republican politicians consciously tried to redefine Roe, equating the decision with abortion and judicial activism.
It also helps Washington persuade allies to do difficult things and pressure foes to stop their bad behavior.
The standoff over the nuclear deal has caused a sharp increase in tensions between the two longtime foes.
Bitter foes since Iran's 1979 revolution, Washington and Tehran have cranked up talk of war in recent days.
The show acted as a metaphor for the improved camaraderie and budding relations between the two former foes.
They are still trying to come to terms with their new president — friends and foes, for different reasons.
When Bella rises to dispatch her foes with her derrière, she only manages some halfhearted bumps and grinds.
An admiring documentary takes a look at the celebrated Texas journalist who vanquished foes with wit and loathing.
There were many players in the 80-strong band and the wider Tsinandali Festival who were notionally foes.
Now all Americans should embrace "One America" in a united front against the deadly foes that plague us.
The 54-year-old successor to Hugo Chavez says his foes are seeking a coup with U.S. support.
The ceasefire quickly collapsed, making the possibility of future cooperation between the former Cold War foes look remote.
Trump has decried the document as "fake news" compiled by political foes before he became president in January.
"The U.S. strategy was based on a poor understanding of both their friends and their foes," he added.
He pulled one of them when he authorized the assassination of one of America's toughest foes, Qassem Soleimani.
It's nonsense and it's gory, but it's enjoyable, since you know Geralt will triumph against seemingly unconquerable foes.
His earlier ruthless power move in refusing to confirm Obama's Supreme Court pick Merrick Garland outraged his foes.
Stan Wawrinka, the No. 873 seed, and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, the No. 287 seed, are possible quarterfinal foes.
The Red Storm are 230-214 in those games and overall are holding foes to 03 percent shooting.
Despite years of using rumors about the homosexuality of his foes to smear them, Cohn himself was gay.
The Brewers' nine wins versus division foes marks the second fewest among all major-league teams (Minnesota, six).
The draw, made in May, set up a match between foes Qatar and Saudi Arabia on Jan. 17.
By the 1980s, abortion foes had conceded that a constitutional amendment would not pass in the foreseeable future.
Turkey's regional foes Greece and Cyprus are particularly worried about mollifying Ankara and demand a tougher EU line.
Starting in the 1990s, abortion foes increasingly stressed arguments that abortion caused breast cancer and damaged women's psyches.
But he said he did not want to detail military strategy because it would tip off potential foes.
But he wasn't alone in tying his political foes, without much of any evidence, to the attack itself.
Gabby Giffords, many on the left unfairly blamed the Tea Party for promoting violence against its political foes.
After Mueller's probe intensified last month, Trump chided his Justice Department for failing to investigate his political foes.
Foes accuse President Nicolas Maduro of exploiting dialogue to buy time, while he says the opposition prefers violence.
When we had little insight about their many feuds, flirtations, and fall-outs with other known friends and foes?
Notre Dame has won five straight meetings and nine of the last 215 between the former Big East foes.
It's a reminder that malaria is one of our most ancient foes, one that has proved difficult to smite.
The legislation has become a symbol for his foes of everything that they believed was wrong with President Obama.
But it was his "wonderful, infectious, even innocent spirit" which "ultimately won him more fans than foes," POTUS said.
Wolves and dholes are scouts and scavengers, bringing back resources from downed foes and revealing more of the map.
Here are five astonishing examples of Conway's almost surgical use of sexism as a way to neuter her foes.
Opinion: We need Black History Month now more than ever On notice Trump's administration started talking tough with foes.
It works the same, with tougher foes and bosses popping up — and better loot — as you venture further north.
Bashir has blamed the unrest on foreign "agents" and challenged foes to seek power instead through the ballot box.
With the human quickly disposed of, my indestructible dinosaur team would absolutely wipe the floor with their remaining foes.
In truth, Iran's argument that it is a victim surrounded by implacably hostile foes, has never really held water.
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But impatient foes want him gone now, before millions of Americans have even started paying attention to Russian headlines.
A third problem is that many Arab states blame foreign foes for internal troubles, such as protests and terrorism.
Where traditional stories would see all these men vindicated, their foes rightly punished, Martin prefers to break everyone's hearts.
Syria and Russia blame their foes for breaking a ceasefire and say they target only militants in the city.
The definition of a wild card: you never know what you're going to get with these two Batman foes.
If Mr Moïse fails to win over some of his foes, warns Mr Fatton, "we'll have a bumpy ride."
However, many obstacles lie in the path of an agreement between two parties that have always been bitter foes.
Foes of NS2, like Poland, think bringing in the commission might be a way to slow the project down.
He made clear from the start that he was running against Mexico as much as against his political foes.
But four categories seem particularly instructive: the super-rich, the military men, the establishment foes, and the Washington insiders.
Hoping to end the turmoil Mr Ortega agreed to participate in talks with his foes, mediated by Catholic bishops.
In this world, trade relations cannot be quarantined from hard questions about whether countries are partners, rivals or foes.
Ultimately, Netflix's foes can out-spend the reigning champ – or undercut its pricing — if they choose to do so.
You have to duck behind cover to avoid fire, and you can pick up new weapons from downed foes.
That misunderstanding is at least somewhat understandable given the fact that many of the president's foes seem oblivious themselves.
Foro Penal director Alfredo Romero says the government still holds 354 people who Maduro&aposs foes consider political prisoners.
Foes shared — quite literally — a new batch of snack that's currently in development and is made from the fruit.
Relations are fraught as they back each other's foes in regional wars such as in Yemen, Iraq and Syria.
Missouri&aposs better side trounces nonconference opponents, while its lesser side folds at the sight of Southeastern Conference foes.
Clinton was a more serious target, as the candidates tried to showcase themselves to Iowans as her strongest foes.
Through FOX, Ailes helped polarize America, drawing sharp with-us-or-against-us lines, demonizing foes, preaching against compromise.
While Maduro alleges a U.S.-backed coup plot, foes say he has wrecked the economy and become a tyrant.
Ali regarded these foes as not his boxing rivals so much as traitors to the cause of black freedom.
More recent polls -- including Quinnipiac and Stockton University surveys last month -- found Murphy and Guadagno ahead of their foes.
That could give running room for his foes within the administration to drive a wedge between Kushner and Trump.
Trump's foes have called for his impeachment and Special Counsel Robert Mueller is investigating allegations of collusion with Russia.
They and other Obamacare foes have repeatedly pointed to a statement that then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
It's unclear how long Bannon and McMaster, who are ideological foes, can both work in the same White House.
Houston owns an 8-2 mark versus AL East representatives while Boston is 6-4 against AL West foes.
He often seems to relish it -- as if his foes' criticism gives him an excuse to stop holding back.
He spent the VAST majority of this speech jabbing at his political foes and recounting his 2016 successes. 3.
And like the prophets of the Bible, not everyone accepts the message -- as many foes of Scalia would attest.
Old quarrels, even with such once bitter foes as Armenia or the Kurds of northern Iraq, were set aside.
Three months in, it looks like Bannon's foes will get their scalp—but only liberals will get their wish.
The paper trail revealed the lengths the sharp-elbowed startup would go to gather information on its legal foes.
Legal niceties were not going to stop the government's increasingly numerous foes from taking advantage of the latest revelations.
They're staying mum in meetings out of concern that their comments could be leaked to the press by foes.
Not even those to whom you entrust your protection are safe, the insurgents seemed to be telling their foes.
America's most relentless foes can never be fully convinced or deterred by any threats of annihilation by doomsday weapons.
They go looking for wins in foreign policy, an area that pesky congressional foes can do little to disrupt.
Friends and foes alike have labelled President Donald Trump a populist, but the moniker has always fitted him uneasily.
Or perhaps Trump just likes to keep going after old foes, even after they are no longer a threat.
Relations are fraught as they support each other's foes in regional wars such as in Yemen, Iraq and Syria.
Trump had repeatedly said he would not telegraph military moves against foes such as North Korea and Islamic State.
There aren't two sets of rules for our friends and our foes: Right is right and wrong is wrong.
China, Russia or other geopolitical foes and unstable third-world nations have monopolies on producing many of these minerals.
In normal times, political magazines are counter-cyclical: They tend to flourish when their ideological foes are in power.
The Jazz have nine games remaining in the regular season, including six at home and seven against conference foes.
Aside from his jabs against foes and policy pledges, Trump publicly confirmed reports about some private comments he made.
"Trump dangerously politicizes intelligence declassification—giving his henchman AG sweeping powers to weaponize classified info against political foes," Sen.
But before bin Salman ordered police to arrest potential foes, he had also been carefully co-opting other rivals.
In tirades more typical of a despot, he has demanded his political foes be investigated by the Justice Department.
Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale began their long friendship when they played foes in the "High School Musical" franchise.
At the same time, foes of this national commitment to start America early continued making reckless justifications for disinvestment.
NOTES: Wisconsin plays back-to-back road games against ranked Big Ten Conference foes in the next couple weeks.
Reuters Pictures has rounded up a gallery of Obama's friends and foes along with major moments of his presidency.
Mr. Trump prevailed by channeling Republican anger most skillfully — against foes inside the party, like Mr. Cruz, and out.
The stay order offered a sliver of hope to foes of the law, but it did not guarantee victory.
For that, the President gave her something reserved for the political foes who annoy him the most: a nickname.
Do not give Israel's foes what they want, which is Israel cast aside and ostracized by the international community.
Moore's biggest foes at the time were the National Rifle Association and the Mitch McConnell-aligned Senate Leadership Fund.
Trump's professed willingness to accept foreign intelligence on domestic political foes represents more than just another norm-eviscerating outburst.
Now, the battle between legalization's supporters and foes is focused on whether heavier pot use is hurting people's health.
Mr. Trump has talked about releasing migrants apprehended at the border to sanctuary cities run by his Democratic foes.
By contrast, Mr. Sirisena and Mr. Wickremesinghe had been foes until they united their parties to defeat Mr. Rajapaksa.
An investment would also strengthen Lyft's relationship with Alphabet, which has emerged as one of Uber's most powerful foes.
Or he's a primly religious, utterly devoted family man whose blemishes are the inventions and exaggerations of political foes.
It's also a very even solve, if you're reasonably well-rounded in your knowledge of heroes and their foes.
He will face pressure from the peace deal's foes to be more critical, especially of the transitional-justice provisions.
His speech distilled the White House's "America First" foreign policy agenda, which has antagonized allies and turned foes friendly.
"They need to walk a fine line: Embracing Trump without alienating his foes," Mr. Malley said in an interview.
But Pelosi now takes on two new foes in light of her viral speech-ripping moment: Facebook and Twitter.
A populist nationalist, he also vowed to stand up to India's foes, individuals or countries that threatened its security.
The newfound conference foes have met only once previously, with Pitt winning 153-3 in the 1977 Gator Bowl.
Over the decades, Washington and Havana, old Cold War foes, have engaged in tit-for-tat expulsions of diplomats.
His foes then set upon any member of Congress or commentator who dared question the basis for the impeachment.
He was eager to put his Communist foes on the defensive diplomatically, to depict them as aggressive and intransigent.
For all that, Mr. Mugabe, returning home from exile early in 20133, offered friendship and reconciliation to his foes.
Israel and Iran are longtime foes who have seen tensions escalate in recent years over Iran's nuclear weapons program.
AFA and its subsidiary, One Million Moms, have been constant foes to gay and lesbian tolerance in American culture.
After the cancer diagnosis a few weeks later, messages of support came pouring in from friends and foes alike.
The result is an endless airing of conspiracy theories and the equally relentless stoking of grievances against political foes.
Trump is always eager to highlight potential political wins while magnifying what he sees as wrongdoing by Democratic foes.
But Maduro, 53, says his foes are waging an "economic war" against him and seeking to foment a coup.
Soon I was able to target these energy blasts, known as "Thunderclaps," at my virtual foes with deadly accuracy.
Suddenly, however, Washington faces a world where its greatest potential foes have made dramatic investments in long-range weapons.
This creates the possibility that the elected president and vice president could be political foes, which would be productive.
Rebels in southern Syria have received support, including arms from Assad's foreign foes during the seven-year-long war .
Imagine a world in which our foes, and the oil cartels, can no longer use energy as a weapon.
Maduro used his TV show to accuse foes of sabotaging public services during the campaign, including cutting electricity cables.
I've had my arse handed to me several times because rushed in, blindly, in an attempt to overpower my foes.
The two have never been friends or foes, rarely sharing a scene together away from the rest of the group.
Faith can move around very quickly, but groups of foes have a tendency to surround her and tighten the noose.
The meeting came as Washington opened new talks with Maduro's government this week to ease tensions between the ideological foes.
That they escaped the park, and even if they're working as foes, it will take both of them to survive.
The pace of change, especially since the election, compels Mr Trump's fans and foes alike to stay abreast of developments.
" He gloried in dominating the media, "boasting about his accomplishments and deriding — in the crudest terms — real and suspected foes.
Over on Underwood's Instagram, the conversation continues, with fans and foes picking apart her face and even questioning her authenticity.
Even Airbnb's biggest foes, in the hotel industry it has upended, do not seek its demise (at least not publicly).
Trump foes have long insisted the bombastic billionaire has a "ceiling" over his Republican support of 40 percent or less.
He has trusted his instincts, refused to apologize amid controversy, stood by his allies and sought to destroy his foes.
Turkey views both ISIS and Kurdish rebels as foes and its allegiances have complicated its relationship with the United States.
Holgorsen&aposs teams won four of their first five game against ranked foes, but just three of the next 20.
Trump's speech on Thursday was a high point for the candidate whose unexpected rise has surprised allies and foes alike.
Lasso, a former banker, had promised to denounce the embattled Maduro, who foes say has lurched his country toward dictatorship.
The Rangers are just 12-19 versus AL East foes while the Yankees are 13-19 against AL West representatives.
She can throw Repair Packs to heal teammates, or automatically heal nearby allies when she damages foes with her Flail.
The second-ever Invictus Games began on Sunday night, with the help of friendly foes Prince Harry and Michelle Obama.
The Badgers were scoring a dismal 0.97 points per possession against KenPom top 100 foes through their first 18 games.
But after one of the brothers was believed to be betrayed, they splintered off and became major foes of Sinaloa.
Experts on the prize say it is precisely the sort of breakthrough among foes that the committee tends to recognize.
This would be valuable information when choosing a president with the skill to negotiate with congressional opponents or international foes.
The bill also plays into the hands of some of Google's foes, who may be happy to see it weakened.
Along the way, Lorraine encounters friends and foes played by James McAvoy, John Goodman, Til Schweiger, Sofia Boutella, and more.
The 18-year-old appeared ready to repel all manner of foes when recently arrested for driving an unregistered vehicle.
The battle to control the virtual reality market is shaping up to be a struggle between familiar foes and allies.
But what doesn't vary is Trump's approach to waging what he sees as pitched public battles against his political foes.
But advised by his Iranian patrons, Assad turned political demands into a civil war, characterizing all his foes as terrorists.
The Kurds announced on Sunday they were pursuing a new pact instead with Washington's foes, Assad and his Russian backers.
A foreign policy hawk, Rubio advocates a tough approach to Iran, the Islamic State militant group and other U.S. foes.
MIT's Jesse Jenkins, for his part, is skeptical of the notion that renewables and nuclear are destined to be foes.
UNCG is 1-2 this season against Atlantic Coast Conference foes, falling in road outings to Virginia and Wake Forest.
This time Cameron has to call on his political foes, the nationalist SNP, for help to build pro-EU support.
Russia itself is sending mixed signals as to how much it's willing to cooperate with geopolitical foes, like Saudi Arabia.
Jon has certainly gone toe-to-toe with plenty of people, but generally all those foes have straight-forward tactics.
It was the latest in a string of chippy encounters over the past few seasons between the Eastern Conference foes.
The Punisher is a Marvel comics character who wears a skull on his chest and murders his foes with guns.
Kasich's Jekyll and Rubio's Hyde Kasich will not, under any circumstances, engage directly with his foes on the debate stage.
While you start without weapons, you helpfully find a box of throwing knives that can short-circuit your mechanical foes.
Running around in Zomburbia while blasting AI-controlled foes — either as a Plant or a Zombie — is great, mindless fun.
The Battle of Winterfell ends with Jaime and Tormund mourning over her body, surrounded by dozens of foes she killed.
Provincialism and narrow-mindedness were his greatest foes; he had seen the damage they had done to his cherished continent.
Trump's foes reasoned that if they could not defeat him outright, they wanted a split decision at the very least.
Me, a smarty pants, figured this meant Dr. Octavius was quickly going to become one of Spider-Man's central foes.
England saw Ireland as a soft underbelly which continental foes might exploit; Irish patriots looked to the continent for succour.
"Say no the banker!" he also said of Lasso, whom foes accuse of using shady offshore holdings to dodge taxes.
Lawmakers say the whistleblower protections have been abused by their political foes, particularly during campaign season, to generate damaging headlines.
He has been accused by his foes over the years of multiple crimes, including human trafficking, but not formally charged.
Kang said buying interest jumped so sharply as relations between the former foes improved that he needed to move fast.
Butler improved to 2-1 in Gavitt Tipoff Games, which pit teams from the Big East against Big Ten foes.
Case in point: There's a scene where Burnham and Georgiou infiltrate a Klingon ship, and battle their way through foes.
Clinton and Mr. Obama, going back to the 2008 campaign, over how to approach one of America's most intractable foes.
And they are likely to be up against much better-known foes, with former Vice President Joe Biden, Vermont's Sen.
He mocked his foes as "rented revolutionaries," a dig at their foreign backing, and laughed at his turn of phrase.
Sneaking around will only get you so far — every now and then you'll have to face your foes head-on.
Then we had a foreign policy that may have been wrong, but was clear to our friends and foes alike.
Among the few nations to welcome Trump's decision were Israel and Saudi Arabia, Iran's arch-foes in the Middle East.
In his New Hampshire primary victory speech, Sanders said his foes have thrown everything at him but the kitchen sink.
For larger foes that couldn't be juggled, I leaned on the timed dodge counters to do most of the damage.
The administration's ambition to seemingly weaken US universities, which critics say it sees as political foes, only exacerbates that peril.
Cuba and the United States have been ideological foes since soon after the 1959 revolution that brought Castro to power.
The Indians are 14-15 against AL Central opponents in 2017 after going 49-26 versus division foes last year.
He was one of the most outspoken foes of abortion rights and same-sex marriage when he was in Congress.
The Blues are 5-1-1 against Central Division foes while the Jets own a 5-2-1 mark. 3.
Yet now, after dabbling in immigration reform, Rubio has been branded by his foes as just another turncoat Washington politician.
But although South Sudan spent decades fighting Bashir, the idea that he might fall worries many of his former foes.
And like any old-school politician, Pelosi knows her friends and her foes, particularly those in her own political party.
No matter the underlying facts, the foes of Kavanaugh are willing to resort to any hyperbole, half-truth and hysteria.
Texas and Texas A&M — conference foes turned nonconference enemies — could also face each other in the round of 32.
The long-time foes say publicly they want to avoid war but the risk of direct confrontation has been rising.
Foes have criticised the scale of the crackdown, saying Erdogan was using the putsch as an excuse to quash dissent.
What doesn't get as much attention is his propensity to completely fabricate quotes and attribute them to his political foes.
Perhaps he wanted to pre-empt any foes before economic pain from the downturn made him politically vulnerable, some suggested.
By branching into public forums, the site is taking a cue from one of its perennial foes: the mainstream media.
By contrast, Assad's foreign foes did nothing to obstruct his recent campaign to recover the southwest near Jordan and Israel.
In the trailer, we see him possess his greatest foes, a T. rex, a frog, and, yes, a human being.
These activists argue that popular opinion will never change unless abortion foes make a case for what they really want.
Rather than telling us something new about her, the scandal reveals what Clinton obsessives — fans and foes alike — already knew.
Cook seems to have engaged Trump in a strange dance where they're foes at one point and friends the next.
Both the Saudi-led coalition and its Houthi foes, who are backed by Iran, have carried out attacks at sea.
How Kol amassed support is still baffling to me, given that he seems to just kill political foes without consequence.
News Analysis WASHINGTON — The Trump administration's diplomatic darts this week flew as fast at friends as they did at foes.
Still, abortion rights advocates and medical professionals are taking the legislation seriously, since abortion foes are working hard for it.
They remained bitter foes until the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev normalized relations with a visit to Beijing in 1989.
Mr. Trump's speech underscored his administration's "America First" foreign policy agenda, which has antagonized allies and turned foes into friends.
But underdog movements have often taken their strategy seriously as well, devising well-coordinated game plans to challenge powerful foes.
Nobody's mind was changed, but the dialogues helped forge enduring friendships between people who had regarded themselves as political foes.
"Hamilton is outlived by his foes, almost every one of which becomes president," Mr. Miranda wrote in an email message.
In the Middle East, jihadi groups have attached explosives to commercial drones, and deployed them in swarms against their foes.
Foes like North Korea and the Taliban learn that they can achieve their goals without having to pay a price.
A lawmaker's push for denser development near transit, overriding local zoning, was thwarted by a diverse group of legislative foes.
This time around, however, Republican foes of the bureau are assuming they have a willing ally in the White House.
Mr. Trump's team indicated that his desire to turn the tables on his foes may go beyond just tough language.
National-level policy messaging must be better coordinated, while discouraging ill-disciplined public bombast that alienates friends and energizes foes.
The president would likely see such a victory not just as vindication, but as the ultimate rebuttal to his foes.
It hasn't helped Ryan's cause that one of his most vocal political foes is also CEO of Trump's presidential campaign.
But the Pakistani military played down the role of the terrorist group, seeing instead old foes' fingerprints on the attack.
The meat is dark and oily and has a fishy aftertaste that divides fans from foes along fairly stark lines.
Foes have criticized the scale of the crackdown, saying Erdogan was using the putsch as an excuse to quash dissent.
Russia and Israel also maintain close military contacts and Putin is careful not to transfer offensive weapons to Israel's foes.
Butler shot 52.8 percent from the field againstUtah after the Utes' first four foes shot a combined 27.7 percent. 2.
But he also appeared to tie Blagojevich's commutation to one of his perceived political foes, former FBI Director James Comey.
When Amazon abandoned its plans to build a new headquarters in New York, the foes of corporate greed declared victory.
A monster to his ideological foes and an occasional embarrassment to his allies, Bannon possesses a curious kind of charisma.
Soleimani's success in advancing Iran's agenda has also put him in the crosshairs of regional foes Saudi Arabia and Israel.
"We must demonstrate to potential foes that if they start a war, we have the capability to win," Mr. Carter said.
The president's names for his foes—Crooked Hillary, Low Energy Jeb, and Liddle Marco, to name a few—are brilliant soundbites.
His successor, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, has overseen the release of some of Karimov's jailed foes and amnestied several less prominent political prisoners.
Breaking up Google, a demand made by a number of Google foes, would not address the core problems, she told reporters.
The tool has also shown up on computers used by foes of China's government, including activists in Hong Kong and Tibet.
That makes European allies nervous, but the Trump administration argues that it strengthens alliances against foes like ISIS and North Korea.
The ability to outsmart foes and beat overwhelming odds is something that all my favorite young adult protagonists seem to possess.
You can only carry a handful at a time, though, so save your spears for the toughest of foes and hunts.
The event is organized by liberal youth groups from Serbia and Kosovo to promote cultural exchange between the former war foes.
On the other hand, isn't that what competition is about — laying waste to your foes and enjoying every moment of it?
Changing its mentality in Singapore, though, suggests Uber came to realize taxis may not be the contemptible foes it once thought.
Groot doesn't appear again in the long run of footage that leads to Thanos throwing a moon down onto his foes.
She looks more like a ballet dancer than a lady whose right hand has cut the lights out on 15 foes.
During my 15-minute demo, I faced a variety of familiar foes — basic zombies, Imps, Cacodemons, Revenants, even a couple Mancubi.
Given the numbers stacked up by my foes, there's no real chance that I've actually made it into the top 999.
But the gambit of positioning the influenza virus as the scarier of two foes is as dangerous as it is hackneyed.
Pelosi, who is Catholic, has said she regularly prays for her political foes, including Trump, while Romney is a devout Mormon.
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Roy Cooper, who has spent the past three years doing battle with the abortion foes in his state's Republican-ruled legislature.
Only by slowing down, planning your route of attack, and carrying out smooth and flawless movements could you overcome your foes.
Hariri's national unity government, first formed in 2016, brought some years of stability as the two foes set aside their differences.
"There aren't two sets of rules for our friends and our foes: Right is right and wrong is wrong," Gillibrand tweeted.
As Lenton started tackling bigger foes, like giants and very grumpy dragons, it became clear that his pooch was in danger.
In my mind, she floats from place to place, sipping martinis and blowing cigarette smoke in the face of her foes.
Each team needs to gun down foes as they storm in and collect the "Motes of Light" pickups each one drop.
And for bonus points, she will go to great lengths and wage war against mighty foes in defense of her man.
The characters, especially staunch foes Bobby Axelrod (Damien Lewis) and Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti), spend their days playing five-dimensional chess.
The Central division foes will match up for the second time in the young season on Saturday at Xcel Energy Center.
Poles and Ukrainians are bound together by a history of occupation, pogroms and deportation, sometimes as allies, more often as foes.
The net result is a chamber that is fairly evenly divided, for the moment, between friends and foes of the junta.
Donald Trump's latest overnight Twitter rant Friday targeted frequent foes in Hillary Clinton, the media and former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
Mr Kabila's foes say he has deliberately stoked violence so that holding elections is impossible and he can stay in power.
The Cold War foes have also engaged over Syria, however, including setting up communication channels for flight safety in Syrian airspace.
And between arising in the Shrine of Resurrection and ultimately dispatching the pig-faced big-bad, Link will eliminate countless foes.
Washington has long supported the exiled Yemeni government against its Houthi and al Qaeda foes, who are also fighting each other.
Maduro says the U.S. government and other foes are whipping up hysteria against him to lay the ground for a coup.
It's a wonderfully simple and clunky system that makes the world seem solid, and makes fighting large foes a genuine thrill.
The media and Trump's political foes reacted by pointing out that such a move would infringe constitutional rights to free speech.
Maduro's foes are boycotting the July 30 election, saying it is a sham designed to keep an unpopular leader in power.
Osetkowski ranks third in the conference in rebounding (9.1) and Tulane has outrebounded its foes in 10 of its 14 games.
Trump's foes believe he has put America on a dangerous, isolationist path, that cannot but energize its rising great power rivals.
Richard Nixon's stomach-clutching fury about his foes is revealed in the White House taping system that led to his downfall.
Tensions in the Gulf region are currently high, with fears that foes the United States and Iran could stumble into war.
What's more, the explosion often isn't super effective when the corpse is flung away from any other foes huddled around it.
It is, however, highly unlikely the Guards will strike any of its foes directly and risk setting off a regional conflict.
The necessary threshold of two-thirds of deputies had thus been passed; Ms Rousseff's foes in the chamber burst into song.
One by one, Cabinet slots have been filled by billionaires, generals, CEOs and campaign contributors, along with a few vanquished foes.
Perhaps precisely because he is thwarted at home, Trump is now more prone than ever to lash out against foreign foes.
Steve Bannon's political foes are eager to write his obituary now that he's feuding with his former boss, President Donald Trump.
Monday's rulings leave open the possibility of future reform, though they can't be considered a victory for foes of partisan gerrymandering.
U.S. President Donald Trump appears to be reveling in the strong dollar and its ability to bring pressure on his foes.
Then, I stormed the field on horseback, cutting down foes with a sword before being wiped out by an ironclad beast.
President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to scrap detente between the Cold War foes unless Cuba makes political and other concessions.
The Fox News host is infamous for his zealous defense of President Donald Trump against all manner of foes and scandals.
Her foes may have included Italian mobsters who are suspected of infiltrating Malta's booming online gaming industry and its narcotics trade.
The first instinct is that negotiating with our foes is a sign of weakness, to be avoided in favor of bellicosity.
I didn't start to feel like I was encountering remixed versions of earlier foes until the latest stages of the game.
" Radia accused conservatives of seeking to use antitrust enforcement "in a way that harms entities that they perceive as political foes.
Further, as a fighter against pedophilia, Trump enjoys the high moral ground against his foes, no matter what else he does.
Still, 2019 gave us plenty of movies in which members of the working class fight back against their upper-class foes.
But foes said it was a hypocritical row-back by an unpopular government that overplayed its hand in a power grab.
Following the initial shock of Donald J. Trump's victory, both friends and foes will downgrade the significance of what has transpired.
But some — notably Russia, Iran and Zimbabwe — have used the system's international "wanted" notices to extend their reach against political foes.
"Throughout the war, one great battle cry could be heard by American friends and foes alike: 'Remember Pearl Harbor,'" Trump said.
Families closer to either of the two major political parties decided to stay away from their familial foes in different ways.
Kansas State has limited foes to 15.3 made field goals per game, the fewest of any team in the nation. 2.
Together, US allies already spend close to a trillion dollars in defense, arguably more than enough to face even aggressive foes.
The good news, however, is that we'll finally get to see what Will Brooks is capable of against top flight foes.
With tacit support from his former foes in the country's business elite, he brought all branches of government under his control.
The former Cold War foes said last month that they hoped to sign as many as six cooperation accords before Jan.
Chippy, emotional and heated from the beginning, these Central Division foes played with the passion usually reserved for a playoff game.
Ideological foes to Bannon included Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner, and National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn.
Savvy abortion foes believe the fastest way to undercut that ruling is to show that abortion makes women anything but equal.
But as abortion foes learned to their chagrin in 1992, how and when they ask the court to do so matters.
Her Tumblr message prompted responses from a slew of famous friends and foes, from Justin Bieber to Halsey to Demi Lovato.
Cornered and desperate, the Israeli prime minister threatens to annex occupied territories and attacks the media, the judiciary and political foes.
The Cubs have won nine of their last 10 interleague games and are 10-7 against American League foes this season.
His sudden passing has set off a flurry of remembrances, with friends and foes alike hailing his intellect and rigorous approach.
After Dragan has been outed and captured, Fidelma is seized by three men, former allies of Dragan's but now bitter foes.
For more than a decade, Mr. Trump has unleashed Mr. Cohen on his foes — investigative journalists, business rivals and potential litigants.
He met there with a coterie of mostly young, like-minded colleagues, planning strategy and plotting against foes, from Lt. Gen.
Both died heartbroken men, with their legacy dismantled by their conservative foes, who ridiculed them as naïve and pro-North Korean.
We have in the Mideast an endless series of wars against an endless series of foes with no end in sight.
Washington's paralyzing partisan infighting is now the stuff of jokes, invective and rejoicing by its friends and foes around the world.
Some of Clinton's stiffest foes are continuing their pursuit of the Democratic presidential nominee, even after her defeat in the election.
Tulsa has lost eight of its last nine games against Big 12 foes since the start of the 2013-14 season.
Their domestic foes, nominally led by the Aden-based, internationally recognized government of President Abd Mansour Hadi, show signs of fracture.
Their domestic foes, nominally led by the Aden-based, internationally recognized government of President Abd Mansour Hadi, show signs of fracture.
But Trump is rarely satisfied with accurate attacks when he can do more damage to his foes' reputations with inaccurate ones.
To the contrary, he regards them as foes in a cold war against a political establishment he neither likes nor trusts.
Henry VIII was renowned for his mercurial temper, for his ability to keep friends and foes alike guessing and off-balance.
He and other Chinese experts say the radar could identify which Chinese missiles are carrying decoy warheads intended to outfox foes.
Iceland are familiar foes as Croatia suffered a 1-0 loss in Reykjavik after a 2-0 home win in qualifying.
President Donald Trump on Saturday lit into Fox News' decision to interview two of his political foes — James Comey and Rep.
Ramaphosa won the party leadership by a very narrow margin, and old foes and analysts are still openly critical of him.
And yet he can't seem to stop himself from spreading rumor and innuendo in an effort to demean his political foes.
The House collected more damning testimony this week detailing President Donald Trump's attempts to get Ukrainian help investigating his political foes.
The Sharks lost their fourth game in a row as they opened a four-game road trip against Central Division foes.
The other objection, the one that has prompted foes to label the film "traumatizing" and "sickening," involves scenes near the end.
The New York Times reported last month that a show starring the political foes was being pitched to cable news networks.
The YPG and Damascus have mostly avoided conflict during the Syrian civil war, setting aside historic enmity to fight shared foes.
America's Arab friends in the Middle East were also thrown off by Obama's diplomacy, wondering if Washington was confusing friends and foes.
In his default Recon mode, Bastion can walk around and fire his submachine gun at foes just like any other Overwatch hero.
The one you get during the tutorial is a one-handed weapon that does okay damage against weaker foes and small animals.
Although Swagger is retired, he continues to behave like an active duty soldier, picking off his foes with impunity on American soil.
The public was with Clinton, convinced that Republicans had overreached, and Clinton's foes were the ones who suffered the most political damage.
Yet despite the apprehension, there is established precedent for presidents meeting privately with foreign leaders — including foes — with only interpreters as witness.
Reid Hoffman had grown tired of listening to Donald Trump trash talk Hillary Clinton and his ever-growing list of political foes.
The PD and 5-Star, traditionally bitter foes, are now negotiating to form a new coalition and push the League into opposition.
But his real strength was in attention-grabbing attacks in tweets and speeches, amplified endlessly online by fans, foes and stunned journalists.
Jumping into a fight and slamming your fist on the ground to disorient all your foes feels as badass as it looks.
He demanded others keep a similarly gruelling schedule, earning him the reputation from friends and foes alike for being stubborn and arrogant.
Tariffs: He has unilaterally imposed tariffs on allies (Germany, Canada) and foes (China) alike, upending global trade with no end in sight.
Pick your foes carefully: It's good to have goals, but if you're not confident you can beat someone, consider a new opponent.
"This has been a country in which it's been easier to exterminate political foes rather than compete with them," says Ms López.
"Little Katy" Along wih Megyn Kelly, NBC News' Katy Tur was another one of Trump's greatest media foes during the 2016 campaign.
And despite his reputation as a belligerent speechmaker, the insecure Mr. Wallace privately sought to ingratiate himself with friends and foes alike.
The trailer didn't show how players will team up to off the biggest foes, a vital part of the series so far.
Put another way, when the much-loathed press or Democrats attacked Mr Trump, that reassured his voters that they shared common foes.
It will eventually be challenged in court by foes — local regulators, tech giants and activists — who believe the FCC overstepped its bounds.
The Runaways comics were exciting in part because they forced the young heroes to rise to the challenge of fighting implacable foes.
A tense battle played out as the two foes circled each other and kicked up a disorienting dust-cloud in their wake.
He demanded others keep a similarly grueling schedule, earning him a reputation from friends and foes alike for being stubborn and arrogant.
Posture replaces stamina from past games—which means that neither you nor your foes need to hold back on attacks or dodges.
He is much closer to Iran's regional foes, Israel and Saudi Arabia, than was Barack Obama, under whom the deal was negotiated.
Maduro, 53, who won election to succeed Hugo Chavez in 2013, accuses foes of deliberately stirring up trouble and seeking a coup.
Foes of the accord argue that the special transitional-justice system (JEP) that members of the FARC will face is too lenient.
Rather than fight to retake every rebel-held pocket, he allowed some foes to surrender and granted them safe passage to Idlib.
Mages splurt magic piss-peas out of the glowy end of their staff, ineffectively tapping foes like a chain of wet kisses.
Wet enemies are frozen solid with ice, while foes bombarded with ceaseless forms of fire eventually catch light, visibly smoldering, burning, charring.
Many of Lula's foes would prefer him to stay in the race, in part to persuade his supporters to respect the outcome.
This will be the first meeting between the programs, but Utah is 4-1 against Southland foes with four straight victories. 2.
In the past, the United States has accused Assad and his Russian backers of ignoring Islamic State to take on other foes.
But with no one else between the four walls, conspiracy theorists and mainline political foes of the President can have a ball.
Sunday's vote was slammed by Maduro's foes and a raft of foreign nations as a farce that did not meet democratic norms.
He can learn of synergies, or request elaboration that may uncover new and unheralded strengths or weaknesses among ourselves or our foes.
To that charge her foes want to add fresh allegations that she tried to interfere with the Petrobras probes, which she denies.
The clash came on the heels of the two arch-foes trading accusations at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Suddenly the Army found itself searching for tools to deal with what it dubbed a "hybrid" of high- and low-tech foes.
It's also a powerful counter to stationary foes like Bastion if you can hit the ground directly in front of your target.
This is a mistake that only stokes the fear of terrorism and exaggerates the influence and reach of America's Islamist extremist foes.
The show pit the girls against a number of almost cartoonishly evil foes, but they were no match for the Rosewood quartet.
It's the year of shadowy foes from the deep, definable only in their amorphous mass but rarely in their individual, singular forms.
Your foes can also chain attacks together, and that's where the natural ebb and flow of For Honor's swordplay comes into focus.
I have nothing better to do on a Wednesday night, and analyzing fictional friends and foes is such a great mental exercise.
This rapid consolidation of power sends a message to allies and foes alike about who's in charge, now and in the future.

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