They didn't get tough assignments and work in tough neighborhoods.
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And, sometimes you have to get tough to make changes.
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We have to get tough, we have to get smart.
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When things get tough in media, they tend to consolidate.
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That is the smart way to get "tough" about crime.
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When times get tough, at least you can still meme.
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And I never quit, especially when things get tough. pic.twitter.
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He said the United States must "get tough" on opioids.
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He also vowed to get tough with China on trade.
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Have a code word Things are going to get tough.
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"I'm looking forward to stepping up when times get tough."
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When things get tough in media they tend to consolidate.
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And we have to get tough, we have to get smart.
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When things get tough, we have to come together even more.
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When things get tough, you can return to it for motivation.
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Too often politicians would vow to get tough on Chinese cheating.
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President Donald Trump has long promised to get tough on China.
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Trump opened the session promising to get tough on background checks.
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Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad vowed to get tough with those responsible.
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Mr. Trump's other get-tough policies are also unlikely to help.
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When will the highly paid Commissioner finally get tough and smart?
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That contradicts his recent pledge to get tough on Wall Street.
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Check. Belt buckle emblazoned in English with the words "Get Tough"?
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The central bank is pushing bankers to get tough on errant borrowers.
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"They can just move on in when times get tough," said Miller.
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That way you have someone to commiserate with if times get tough.
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No. 8 Notre Dame get tough, holds off Navy SOUTH BEND, Ind.
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Russia has many cards to play if it wants to get tough.
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When things get tough, dictators and populists must fight on many fronts.
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The Ducks or Bruins win with toughness, everyone tries to get tough.
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He was elected in 2015 after vowing to get tough with studios.
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If we need to get tough on things, we can and we will.
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This lack of a common identity matters a lot when times get tough.
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It follows his vows during the 2016 campaign to get tough on Tehran.
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He mentioned one of them in his 2011 book, Time to Get Tough.
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Is it a new, get-tough doctrine with the rapid use of force?
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This wall is to encourage me and inspire me when times get tough!
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Immigration arrests on the rise Trump promised to get tough on undocumented immigration.
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EVERY four years, American presidential candidates pledge to get tough and confront China.
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"It is time to secure borders and get tough on crime," he wrote.
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She'd get tough on trading partners who are trying to dump cheap steel.
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Lawmakers looking to get tough on Iran have gained ammunition in recent months.
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As it turns out, the get-tough approach would not necessarily matter much.
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They need a leader who will stay the course when things get tough.
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But he most emphasized that it was time get tough on drug dealers.
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Here are three ways to change your mindset and when things get tough.
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The action by Congress signals U.S. intent to get tough with Chinese banks.
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"It is nice that we carry each other through though when times get tough."
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Senators urge Trump to get tough on Russia How will the US likely react?
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Your family is also more likely to sacrifice for you if times get tough.
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"It's when times get tough that companies tend to push the envelope," Zion said.
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CNBC Pro searched for the stocks that investors clamor to when times get tough.
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The message: things are going to get tough but we'll win in the end.
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That's what he's falling back on when things get tough in a Game 7?
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Briggs notes that the current get-tough immigration regime began in the Clinton era.
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"Once he has that, he'll have a little more leverage to perhaps get tough."
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"I think when things get tough, I'm just a little bit soft," he said.
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Options give you a chance to control your own destiny when times get tough.
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There is a broad bipartisan support on Capitol Hill to get tough on China.
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ROME — On Monday, it was Malta's turn to get tough on immigration in Europe.
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He's merely the first president not just to talk tough, but to get tough.
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The weekly reports are part of Mr. Trump's get-tough policies on illegal immigration.
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But if we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we're wasting our time.
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"Behave, or we'll get tough," they told him, recalled his wife, Soni Devi Chandrawanshi.
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Trump also said Thursday that the U.S. needs to get tough with drug dealers.
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" It suggests the United States will get tough on Chinese "cheating or economic aggression.
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When times get tough, Garland said, it's helpful to focus on the lives of others.
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And when times get tough, remember: You can always hit up Ralph aka Kofi's Instagram.
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Though minor, the case fit in well with the administration's get-tough approach on immigration.
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For all you common sense voters out there, this get tough approach makes perfect sense.
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Trump's get-tough platform on trade has resonated in these Republican-held districts, Kondik said.
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New policies to weave climate into trade policy, along with get-tough language on China.
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Now he appears to be making good on his promise to get tough on China.
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If you're trying to get tough on Iran, that's a strange way to do it.
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That, in turn, makes playing this game a tremendous pleasure, even when things get tough.
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Real values aren't what you talk about, they're what you do when times get tough.
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None are easily solved, despite the political appeal of vows to get tough with China.
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Is this just something held in reserve to give away when budget negotiations get tough?
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And so far, the Trump administration sees the logic of its get-tough approach validated.
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It's not the first opportunity Trump has missed to get tough with his Saudi partners.
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To get tough on China he threatened to slap a 45% tariff on goods made there.
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He pledges to get tough on migrants "who abuse our hospitality" and do not speak English.
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"I have never met a Goldman Sachs banker who wanted to get tough on China," Sen.
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Mr Trump's get-tough policy received two quite different messages from federal courts on May 30th.
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Far better to get tough on "career criminals" and trust honest people to use weapons wisely.
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Underlying the slowdown is a new get-tough approach to banking and shadow-banking speculative credit.
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We must get the Dems to get tough on the Border, and with illegal immigration, FAST!
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"If we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we are wasting our time," he said.
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In my experience, communication between an investor and a CEO should increase when times get tough.
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Manufacturers look forward to working with the administration and Capitol Hill to get tough on China.
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"When things get tough, you are going to need someone like her to handle the job."
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Last month, the president groused that border agents and military personnel couldn't "get tough" without consequences.
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When thing get tough for your fledgling king, it's always there to offer you an out.
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And as always, when things get tough, it is we single people who suffer the most.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle remain keen to get tough on Vladimir Putin's government.
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Dangerous, because it gives grist to his calls on President Trump to get tough with Iran.
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Trump has vowed to get tough with China on trade and accused Beijing of currency manipulation.
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"If we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we're wasting our time," the President said.
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This year, nearly all the leading Democratic contenders have embraced a get-tough approach to China.
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Trump wasn't just going to get tough on immigration, he was going to build a wall.
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How can you get tough and develop thick skin, if you've never been wounded and scarred?
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"Maybe when she gets teeth and she starts biting [it might get tough]," the star says.
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"If we don't get tough on drug dealers, we're wasting our time," Trump said on Monday.
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"These are terrible people, and we have to get tough on those people, because we can have all the blue ribbon committees we want, but if we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we're wasting our time," Trump said, seemingly discounting his own opioid commission.
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He had campaigned on a promise to get tough on the nation's estimated 11 million illegal immigrants.
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Facing pressure to get tough on Putin, Trump on Monday blamed past U.S. policies for soured relations.
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Together, they paint a detailed picture of the pressures weighing on Heleno to get tough in Haiti.
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He produces results and is ready to get tough in order to protect American jobs and families.
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They have also sent open letters pressuring the top brass to get tough on China's maritime assertiveness.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to get tough on trade partners like China, Mexico and Germany.
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Is he trying to use Taiwan as a bargaining chip to get tough on China, as promised?
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Hillary Clinton inspired grads at her alma mater ... to lean on the bottle when times get tough.
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Try to come up with a good reward system to keep you going when things get tough!
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Canada has become the surprise No. 22019 target in President Trump's push to get tough on trade.
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"In the 1990s, we had this get-tough-on-crime idea, this idea of supercriminals," she said.
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If they don't, lawmakers need to get tough on agencies when it's time to renew agency appropriations.
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It would have been embarrassing to get tough on North Korean fishermen so soon after that summit.
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WeWork's leases are "non-cancelable," meaning that (officially) the company can't renegotiate them when times get tough.
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On the campaign trail, Trump vowed to get tough with China on its trade and currency practices.
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While it starts out pretty easy, things get tough quickly as the pitcher changes up their strategy.
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Donald Trump told a crowd there had been a bombing and we had to get tough, folks.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - He has vowed to drain the swamp, slash regulations and get tough with China.
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Fearing decline, the Trumpian right seeks to get tough with the world and take all it can.
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Some trade experts, though, say America's get-tough approach is dissuading foreign partners from jumping into talks.
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He taught them how to be brave and how to keep pushing forward when things get tough.
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It will be the times when things get tough where you will learn and grow the most.
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"I just like how our guys come together when things get tough now," Cavs coach Tyronn Lue said.
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The government may also get tough with firms that prevent their drugs from being copied when patents expire.
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Mr Modi came to office promising to get tough with Pakistan, but has lately sagged in the polls.
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In the film, the character follows around Brandon as a guide of sorts -- there when things get tough.
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Moon, who took office two weeks ago, has promised to get tough on chaebol bosses who commit crimes.
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A larger limit "can boost your credit score and help you out when times get tough," Schulz said.
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But the attack played into Mr. Bolsonaro's message about the need to get tough on crime, analysts said.
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We've already seen the E.U. get tough on this merger — they opened a full-scale investigation in September.
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But he has also threatened to overturn Mr. Obama's executive orders and get tough on the Cuban government.
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Most politicians have a group of friends they can rely on to watch their back when times get tough.
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The standoff marked the first display of Italy&aposs get-tough immigration policy under the right-wing, xenophobic League.
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Consider a recent Washington Post scoop about Trump's rage at feeling manipulated by aides to get tough on Russia.
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It's looking like President Trump might finally follow through on his threats to get tough with China on trade.
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But when things get tough, the same people who helped and protected Jackson bear the brunt of the fallout.
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" That he made Lady Gaga a star In his 2011 book, "Time to Get Tough: Make America Great Again!
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Rome and Brussels will have to get tough if they want to save Monte dei Paschi.
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"There simply is no way to reconcile a get-tough-on-China policy with withdrawing from TPP," Froman said.
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To get tough on Beijing, the administration will have to take economic actions that threaten the larger bilateral relationship.
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Trump has pledged to get tough on trade when he meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping later this week.
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Trump's stance is likely to put a strain on Congress, where many lawmakers want to get tough with Russia.
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Being seen as someone who will run to their manager as soon as things get tough isn't exactly desirable.
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That may be the difference between them deciding whether to continue driving or not when times inevitably get tough.
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"If we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we are wasting our time," Trump said at the time.
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Navarro further argued that Trump's get-tough policies will reduce the trade deficit, attract foreign investment and create jobs.
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That was the central political premise of his campaign — that he, Trump, would get tough in a unique way.
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If we do not get tough and smart real fast, we are not going to have a country anymore.
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If you cook it [fully] in the pan, the fish will cook too hard, so it will get tough.
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Over his career, Romney's had a history of taking principled stands and then backing off when things get tough.
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Pushing for a comprehensive reform bill could anger Trump's base, which favors a get-tough approach on illegal immigration.
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Controversy notwithstanding, the get-tough-with-China approach has had broad support among Republicans, Democrats and the American public.
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Now, having built their case that it's necessary, House Democrats are ready to get tough about their oversight requests.
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"An irrational and hasty 'get tough with China' policy would be detrimental to U.S. long-term interests," People's Daily opined.
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To defend the expansion, the premier has shown a willingness to get tough with her provincial neighbor to the west.
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Peri told the outlet that she's been there to comfort her daughter and as a resource when times get tough.
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If all this hints at a new readiness to get tough, it is in part because other tactics have flopped.
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Describing themselves as "each other's rocks," Eugenie revealed that the sisters often lean on each other when things get tough.
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When things get tough in technology, they really laser-focus on the product and really don't buy anything at all.
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Adam will stand with President Trump to get tough on illegal immigration, ban sanctuary cities and deport criminal illegal aliens.
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"So far all I've heard from Donald Trump is that we need to 'get tough on crime,'" Kaufmann said grimly.
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That get-tough stance has won admirers in a nation that saw a record of nearly 64,000 murders last year.
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Each side is likely to signal its intent to get tough on the industry that nearly wiped out the economy.
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Supporters of the former army captain see a no-nonsense leader who will tackle corruption and get tough on crime.
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They were against everything Reagan was doing to get tough on the Soviet Union, now they want to be tough.
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President Trump campaigned on a get-tough approach to rising crime and spoke of "American carnage" in his inaugural address.
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The moves appear to be part of a get-tough strategy that will include an especially hard line against China.
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Candidate Trump promised to get tough on the border to stop the flow of opioids, cocaine and other dangerous drugs.
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When things get tough in technology, they really laser focus on the product and really don't buy anything at all.
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Trump has promised, for example, to get tough with Iran, which is Russia's key ally in the Syrian civil war.
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U.S. President Donald Trump faces a growing test of resolve after vowing while campaigning to get tough on North Korea.
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There is an old adage that an active manager really proves their worth when times get tough, so watch this space.
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It is one thing to get tough on crime; it is quite another to view journalists and whistleblowers as potential criminals.
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When things get tough at the White House's daily press briefings, Press Secretary Sean Spicer turns to his new Skype seats.
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But speaking of politics, the political support for this kind of "get tough" policy with the drug companies is very high.
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Mr Trump's defenders argue that using tariffs as a threat to force Mexico to get tough on migration was a masterstroke.
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Duterte swept an election in May on a promise to get tough on crime, and in particular to wipe out drugs.
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"You have to put them first at a certain point, and the back-and-forth thing can get tough," he added.
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A politician's ability to speak English now suggests he is likely to abandon his people as soon as times get tough.
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In the meantime, Trump said the US would get tough on aspects of Iran's behavior that aren't covered in the pact.
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The EU's choice for its next foreign policy chief also does not inspire hope that Brussels will get tough with Tehran.
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Until the day comes when we all strike it rich, some of us have to get creative when times get tough.
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They had hoped Attorney General Dana Nessel would get tough on the state officials behind the city's lead-tainted water crisis.
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In places where you have a lot of the first three kinds of voters, things can get tough, quickly, for pollsters.
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Trump last week tweeted that the latest spending measure was "ridiculous," and he urged Republicans to "get tough" on border security.
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If we don't get tough and if we don't get smart, and fast, we're not going to have our country anymore.
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But when things get tough for their business or in the market they step closer to the line between right and wrong.
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"If we do not get tough and smart real fast, we are not going to have a country anymore," he warned Sunday.
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He said Mr. Trump was right to get tough on China, but said he didn't think the tariffs had been executed effectively.
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China's government has repeatedly vowed to get tough on pollution, which has fouled the country's air, soil and water, prompting public ire.
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He's instigated his own "Russian reset" despite grave warnings from Republicans in Congress, famously crystalized by Romney, to get tough with Putin.
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There's another guy at work here from my old unit, and he's all I have to depend on if things get tough.
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Every president since Richard Nixon has promised to get tough on China, especially after we concluded a generous trade agreement with them.
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"If we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we are wasting our time," Trump said in the speech Manchester, New Hampshire.
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But there is still uncertainty about how far Trump can go to make good on campaign promises to get tough on trade.
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"If we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we are wasting our time," Trump told an audience in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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It's an apt metaphor for life: When things get tough, you can't avoid the sticky parts — you have to plough right through.
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That's no easy feat, and Nadella recounts how he was occasionally forced to get tough in order to get the message across.
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His promise to get tough with China excited his base, much of which has been hit by the effect of trade shocks.
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"Time to Get Tough," which was published in 2011, brought in between $100,000 and $1 million in royalties in 6900, forms say.
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But eventually, someone is going to have to pick which items on this list become law — and that's where things get tough.
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But the President, who campaigned in 2016 on promises to get tough with China, has stuck with his trade war so far.
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China is no stranger to food and drug scandals, despite repeated pledges by the government to get tough and impose harsh punishments.
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Jeff Sessions, making his first official speech as U.S. attorney general, promised a get-tough approach to drug trafficking and illegal immigration.
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"If we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we are wasting our time," Trump told the audience in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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When she threatened not to vote at all, to not participate in the 2016 election, I felt the need to get tough.
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"Always they are nice, they can smile, but when things get tough they run away and cry," he told Sports Illustrated in 1997.
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He&aposll be your friend, if you don&apost do the deal, that&aposs a very unattractive, life&aposs going to get tough.
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Trump's campaign pledges to get tough on international trade could be a risk to the U.S. and global economy, the World Bank said.
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Whenever we inevitably head back to where the economy turns down, terms will get tough, and the levers will shift back toward [investors].
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U.S. manufacturing has been struggling this year as a global slowdown and President Donald Trump's get-tough trade policies have hurt export sales.
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"The Obama administration was under pressure from Hollywood to 'get tough' on copyright enforcement or lose Hollywood's support," Dotcom said in a statement.
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Moreover, past administrations have also promised to get tough on financial crimes and corporate America only to soften up once they're in control.
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We must get tough, gather our girl gang, amplify our collective voice, and rally around her, our band of boast bitches and bonobos.
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"[We must] get tough on reform, development and stability … [We must] dare to be confrontational over core interests of the country," Xi said.
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On the other hand, Coca-Cola's sugar water [is] discretionary — there's no reason you can't do without it anymore when times get tough.
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It was McConnell who came into all of this with the reputation as the guy who knows how to get tough things done.
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His tax cuts and deregulatory ambitions appeal to Republican business lobbies, and his get-tough immigration politics enjoy the support of House Republicans.
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"We must get tough against these covert threats on college campuses and limit the effectiveness of their information-gathering missions," he said Tuesday.
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He promised to build a wall on the Mexican border, to get tough with China, and to "rip up" trade agreements like NAFTA.
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But the fourth round, held in early October, included strong Trump administration proposals which start to fulfill promises to get tough on trade.
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"I am delighted to see us get tough with North Korea," said Daniel Byman, a professor at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service.
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"One of the biggest things we can do is talk when things get tough, talk with our friends and our family," Garone says.
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But there's another way to look at it: Nixon simply rode the longstanding sentiment in America to get tough on crime and drugs.
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Expect Acosta to also get tough questions from Republicans about his decision to move ahead and implement Obama-era rules on financial advisers.
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The Arpaio pardon served Trump's policy aims because he was trying to encourage officials to "get tough" on unauthorized immigrants across the country.
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BEIJING — President Trump arrived in China on Wednesday backed by campaign-trail promises to get tough against the United States' largest trading partner.
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By delegating Mr. Pence to attend the APEC meeting, President Trump dispatched the administration's point person for its get-tough-on-China policy.
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And even in industries hurt by the tariffs, many workers say they support Mr. Trump's get-tough approach to trade talks with China.
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That has left Democratic presidential candidates struggling to articulate their own get-tough positions without looking like they are adopting Trump's bulldozing ways.
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"I will bring jobs back and get wages up," Mr. Trump said last summer, vowing to get tough on trade, Mexico and China.
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The president's trade strategy has support from some sectors that embrace his get-tough approach — even if they are suffering from the fallout.
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But the main, unspoken message of the announcement was clear: He wants to get tough on Putin — even if the White House doesn't.
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He will campaign with Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, whose get-tough approach to illegal immigration has made him a national lightning rod.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump spent his first weeks in office vowing to crack down on illegal immigration with deportations and other get-tough proposals.
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As recently as August, Mr. Trump had chastised the Chinese leader on Twitter for not keeping his promises to get tough on fentanyl.
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When we first meet Michelle, she's presented as someone who bails when things get tough; what happens when she can't bail any longer?
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"If we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we are wasting our time," Trump said in March at an event in New Hampshire.
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Campaigns get tough, and people say things and allegedly say things and sometimes they shouldn't say 'em and sometimes they didn't even say 'em.
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Today, Germany's Muslims feel threatened by resurgent far-right groups and are watching closely how Merkel's responds to demands to get tough with refugees.
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Hillary Clinton has promised a tougher policy toward Assad, while Donald Trump has promised to get tough on ISIS but would work with Russia.
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Trump's threats to get tough come after decades of liberalized trade deals and lower tariffs helped boost import and export traffic around the world.
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It's a terrible thing that's going on in our world, in our country and we are going to get tough and smart and vigilant.
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Her voiceover is the framework for the episode: the idea that when times get tough, sometimes, it is up to you to save yourself.
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Wisconsin Democrats in 2010 unsuccessfully tried to push through public union contracts after Walker won election while promising to get tough with organized labor.
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He has promised to "get tough" with China and withdraw from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, which is still not finalized.
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"I think we both went in it wanting to be honest and open about couples, you know, sometimes things can get tough," she said.
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Investors have long criticized Petrobras for over hiring and struggling to cut some of the 57,000 people it directly employs when things get tough.
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He promised, in particular, to get tough with China to benefit American workers, promising huge and unlikely blanket tariffs and taxes on Chinese imports.
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The Russian leader appears to have concluded he needs to get tough, drop the honey and go back to the more familiar vinegar approach.
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Promise: Trump said he would "bomb the hell" out of ISIS, get tough on North Korea and recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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So, the next time your horoscope alludes to tough times ahead, that's your cue to get tough as well (and not to stress out).
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Meanwhile, Grassley, who is expected to be chairman of the Senate Finance Committee next year, is likely to get tough with the pharmaceutical industry.
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Since taking office last month, Trump has pledged to get tough with Iran, warning the Islamic Republic after its ballistic missile test on Jan.
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Muggah: President Jair Bolsonaro campaigned on a promise to get tough on crime and protect "good citizens" with more repressive policing and harsher sentencing.
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The Volkswagen case comes at a time when the government is trying to get tough on white-collar crime and hold more individuals responsible.
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Law enforcement officials trade get-tough strategies while Puerto Rico is closing hundreds of schools because of budget constraints and population declines, she said.
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The Trump administration has used monthly apprehension figures as a barometer for how well its get-tough policies have fared in stopping illegal immigration.
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For Mr. Trump, marshaling global support against Iran seems less of a priority in New York than defiantly advancing his own get-tough policy.
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He has promised to "get tough" on China and withdraw from the 24-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, which is still not finalized.
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That was during the Cold War now we&aposre post-Cold War, we still have challenges, but now they want to get tough on Russia.
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Ironically, Colton only seems more invested when the dates get tough, which is why Caelynn finds herself on the chopping block later in the evening.
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To beef up enforcement, Europe should hand more oversight to the EU. For the sake of Europeans' lungs, it is past time to get tough.
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Trump's protectionist stances and pledges to review free trade agreements and to get tough on immigration have clashed with the Kochs' free-market political philosophy.
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The groups want Mississippi to rethink its get-tough-on-crime policies of jailing people for minor offenses, such as possessing small quantities of drugs.
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Mine, for instance (OK, one of my many), is my fear of connecting with people too closely and letting them go when times get tough.
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That seems like it could get them, and the company, into even bigger trouble than they've already seen if federal regulators decide to get tough.
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Donald Trump, who promised to get tough on immigrants when he was campaigning for president, has found TPS a convenient way to keep that pledge.
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In other words, it would get tough for Marissa Mayer and her team to stay at the helm of Yahoo with such an aggressive board.
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It's a terrible thing that's going on in our world, and in our country, and we are going to get tough and smart and vigilant.
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This trend has grown harsher since the BJP took power in 2014, vowing to end "appeasement" of Indian Muslims and to get tough on Pakistan.
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Kimmy reveals that when things get tough, she goes to her "happy place" — a colorful, cartoon-filled fantasy world, where her anger and sadness disappear.
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"If we do not get tough and smart real fast, we are not going to have a country anymore," Mr. Trump said in a statement.
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In his meetings in Beijing, General Dunford has been trying to persuade the Chinese leadership, including President Xi Jinping, to get tough on North Korea.
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The technology industry is spending big to elect Democrats in 2020, even as the party's presidential candidates vow to get tough on regulating Silicon Valley.
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Australia's regulators too are under pressure to get tough, having been exposed as timid and far too reluctant to take strong action against law-breakers.
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Top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia have signaled they are ready to get tough with oil producers who are still pumping more than they promised.
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It is time to get tough and insist on consequences for sanctuary cities that prevent immigration officials from following the law and doing their jobs.
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China has long justified its support for North Korea on humanitarian grounds, and rejected accusations that it has been unwilling to get tough on Pyongyang.
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His get-tough, tariff-driven approach to bringing China to heel has had mixed results at best, hurting some American industries and sending markets plunging.
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But he's also hoping to be the best role model as possible for his future child and a "shoulder to cry on" when times get tough.
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Instead he escalated with more tariffs, and openly claimed that he wanted to get tough not just on trade disparities, but on China's tech development strategy.
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In fact, the best example of this comes from a speech that Clinton habitually touts as an example of her get-tough approach to Wall Street.
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The peso is seen as the main proxy for market pricing of Trump's chances of winning, in view of his promises to get tough on immigration.
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In recent weeks, President Trump has told aides he thinks China won't do anything real, and that it's time to get tough with them on trade.
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He's willing to change his mind Besides his get-tough stances on trade, immigration and crime, Trump entered politics with very few deeply held political beliefs.
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"If you want to get tough, you do a stand-alone bill, and you let the world know who supports this and who doesn't," he said.
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Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have indicated a desire to get tough on banks, thought Trump also has vowed to repeal the Dodd-Frank regulations.
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Among Mr. Macron's new get-tough measures is a provision that asylum seekers would have to wait three months before qualifying for non-urgent health care.
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Opponents of the deal argue that it doesn't go far enough to "get tough" with trading partners seen as taking unfair advantage of existing trade deals.
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Iran's most recent test of a ballistic missile on Sunday is an early test of the Trump administration's bona fides to get tough on Tehran's antics.
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But last month, Biden sharpened his rhetoric against China, calling for the United States to "get tough on China" to stop the country's "abusive" economic policies.
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She has grilled social media CEOs in congressional hearings, introduced get-tough legislation, and has made protecting online data a major platform in her presidential campaign.
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The get-tough bluster of the new administration notwithstanding, there are plenty of police leaders who will concur with much of what Zimring and Friedman say.
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Moving Jordan to House Intel is sure to please Trump, who has urged Republicans to "get tough and fight" harder for him in the impeachment battle.
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In candid testimony, the trade representative said he was not sure that his get-tough approach would work but said it was better than the alternative.
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Japanese officials are bracing for Trump to get tough in trade talks at the summit, and are particularly anxious that he could target Abe's weak-yen policies.
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He promised American voters he would both jettison the TPP, which he said would have taken jobs out of the United States, and get tough with China.
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On Saturday, the Vatican sent what some saw as a warning that it would get tough with bishops who have either committed abuse or covered it up.
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On Saturday the Vatican sent what some saw as a warning that it would get tough with bishops who have either committed abuse or covered it up.
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One of Trump's signature issues has been his promise to get tough with trading partners like China, which he alleges takes unfair advantage of the United States.
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"We're going to do it, and it's time to get tough around here," Arpaio said in 1993 when Tent City was unveiled, according to the Arizona Republic.
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Instead of pumping ever-increasing amounts of money into outdated systems that require software archeologists to navigate, federal agencies should be required to get tough on waste.
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Now that other leading countries are starting to get tough on tax enforcement, these tax dodgers suddenly want to move their money back to the United States.
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Since taking office last month, U.S. President Donald Trump has pledged to get tough with Iran, warning the Islamic Republic after its ballistic missile test on Jan.
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A number of trade watchers expected the president to roll out some major announcements on how he was going to get tough with China during this speech.
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The president's get-tough rhetoric on Latin America can in part be traced to the pressures of domestic politics on foreign policy, especially toward our southern neighbors.
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Exactly how has A24, an offbeat, 55-person company named after an Italian highway, managed to get tough customers like Mr. Rudin eating out of its hand?
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Mr. Lighthizer has emerged as the indispensable adviser, espousing the type of get-tough views on China and other countries that were red meat to Mr. Trump.
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As a senator in the 1990s, Mr. Biden supported many get-tough-on-crime policies that liberals now disavow, including limits on appeals for death row inmates.
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Its long history with such forces, including those stationed on the Golan Heights, has taught it that these supervisors have no staying power when things get tough.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is considering pulling out of a major trade agreement with South Korea as he tries to fulfill get-tough campaign pledges on international trade.
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"All of these activities require putting in an effort and persevering when things get tough so that one can discover the satisfaction of getting better," Stebbins said.
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Mr. Lighthizer has long advocated protectionist policies, indicating that Mr. Trump intends to fulfill his campaign promise to get tough on China, Mexico and other trading partners.
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Rightwing Republicans, including the Freedom Caucus, have said they will only sign up to legislation addressing the debt ceiling if they get tough conditions on spending attached.
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In his statement, Trump vowed to get tough on hacking from various countries, but did not indicate he viewed Russia as the culprit in the election interference operation.
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U.S. lawmakers are meanwhile pushing legislation to punish Riyadh for the killing, and both Republican and Democratic senators have urged Trump to get tough on the crown prince.
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Scholars say Islamophobia seems to surge after attacks by Muslim extremists and during presidential campaigns, when candidates pledge to get tough on terrorists, often by singling out Muslims.
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This steamer will help grads get tough wrinkles out of their clothes, and it's more convenient than an iron — just run the steamer over clothes as they're hanging.
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So when times get tough and it feels like there's not much to be happy about in the world, here are 50 things to be thankful for. 1.
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Days after promising to get tough on foreign takeovers, May welcomed the mega-deal, citing the Japanese firm's decision to maintain ARM's Cambridge headquarters and protect British jobs.
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Never mind the fact that the jobs were due to be transferred rather than cut, or that investors had largely welcomed Alstom's willingness to get tough on costs.
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Her personal authority over the party and her ability to get tough in Brexit talks will be severely undermined, and there will be pressure on her to resign.
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And to beat Trump, someone in the GOP field needs to combine the "get tough" persona with a little something for the people to put in their pockets.
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Despite promising to "get tough on China," after inviting President Jinping to Mar-a-Lago, President Trump declared in an interview that China was not a currency manipulator.
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Trump urged the caucus to "get tough" on border security, highlighting intraparty tensions on the issue, and Vice President Pence met with a handful of undecided senators Tuesday.
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The Spanish legal system is under pressure to get tough on corruption after a string of graft cases involving the establishment from the main political parties to businessmen.
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Properly investing requires taking the time to create an investment strategy so that you have a plan that allows you to stick with it when things get tough.
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Trade wars are "good" and "easy to win", said Trump, having made election campaign promises to get tough with China over its huge surplus with the United States.
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" Mr. Trump tweeted in 2016, adding, in a line that became his slogan for a travel ban on people from several majority-Muslim countries, "We must get tough.
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Mr. Trump, in a January executive order, called for an increase in the number of immigration officers to secure the nation's borders and get tough on illegal immigration.
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Before it is too late, it is time for liberals to get tough, even if it involves lowering themselves to the same low playing field as our opponents.
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Some nations, including Austria and the Netherlands, do not favor a separate eurozone budget, while Italy, with a new populist government, has vowed to get tough on migration.
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Shiu Sin-por, the departing head of the local government's agenda-setting Central Policy Unit, said pro-Beijing lawmakers must break with tradition and get tough on filibusters.
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"Very little of this stuff is apparently made in the (United) States, so if we're down to domestic capability to produce, it could get tough," the official added.
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Mr. Biden has vowed to get tough on China, while also criticizing Mr. Trump's tariffs on goods made in China as damaging to the American economy and consumers.
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But if we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we're wasting our time -- just remember that, we're wasting our time -- and that toughness includes the death penalty.
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And private business owners are more likely to be forced into a sale of their own equity than find a way to hold on when times get tough.
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Trade wars are "good" and "easy to win," said Trump, having made election campaign promises to get tough with China over its huge surplus with the United States.
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Trump was elected to office in 2016 on a promise to get tough on China, which he said has taken advantage of the U.S. on trade for decades.
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President Trump himself has oscillated between a get-tough approach and a deal maker's belief that he can sit down with Mr. Kim and work out an agreement.
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"The fiscal position remained under pressure during the first half of the year due to underperfoming revenues and high expenditures," Chinamasa said, pledging to get tough on state spending.
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"When Wade asked if that mindset applies to people who struggle or get hurt for speaking about how they feel, Zaya responded, "I know it can get tough, definitely.
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Some of the specific policy proposals have also raised concerns, including those by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to get tough on U.S. trade partners China and Mexico.
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If the economic downside from China's clean-up remains relatively mild, it prompts an obvious question: why did it take the government so long to get tough on pollution?
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What's different are the optics, which show a president willing to get tough on global trading partners despite what the critics say and the risks such a strategy pose.
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Still, he called for the U.S. to "get tough on China" — taking a more aggressive stance than he did when he downplayed the threat China poses earlier this year.
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The amendment corresponds with the Republican Party's national platform that calls for states to get tough on pornography, adding that the internet has become a safe haven for predators.
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We all need to care about Chicago, but President Trump's misguided get-tough approach to violence prevention reduces Chicago to a type of pawn for his political self-interest.
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Trump tweeted Monday morning that it was "disgraceful" that Jackson was killed by "a person illegally in our country," and called for Democrats to "get tough" on border security.
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Lawmakers at a hearing Thursday called on the U.S. to get tough with the United Nations in response to a recent Security Council vote condemning Israeli settlement activity. Rep.
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Xi is almost certainly being furiously lobbied to get tough by hardliners in Zhongnanhai and Beidaihe who have demonstrated a vastly stronger preference for the stick over the carrot.
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It was President Trump&aposs get tough approach on immigration, his relentless focus on the American worker, the American family, that helped him win the election against all odds.
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Stefano Stefanini, a political consultant in Brussels and former Italian diplomat, said the European Union "had to get tough" on the migrant issue, for the sake of self-preservation.
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Now, standing in the shadow of his 30s, Stewart is still the bell-cow back in an offense that relies on a power running game to get tough yards.
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Any effort to get tough on the United States — such as by detaining American nationals, as it did to Canadians after Ms. Meng was arrested — could scuttle the negotiations.
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California, once a byword for get-tough-on-crime polices like its three-strikes law enacted in the 22006s, has let thousands of inmates out of prison or jail.
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Washington has been threatening to get tough with Islamabad over its alleged ties with Islamist militants, and last month President Donald Trump's administration suspended aid worth about $2 billion.
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"If we don't get tough and smart and fast were not going to have our country anymore," Trump said in a speech at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire.
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He also referred to Trump's imposed tariffs on China as "short sighted," and said the best way to get "tough on China" is to work with other Democratic countries.
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The first day of the trial comes two weeks after the election of President Moon Jae-in, who has promised to get tough on chaebol bosses who commit crimes.
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Chinese public opinion is not monolithic, and the leaked papers reveal how some Han Chinese officials in Xinjiang resisted the new get-tough regime, even quietly releasing Uighur detainees.
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But it also requires trust in the integrity of that leader — that when things get tough, the leader won't bail and shoot his aides and followers in the back.
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The latest conservative to jump in the race is Travis Allen, a three-term assemblyman from Huntington Beach who has pledged to cut taxes and get tough on crime.
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They will be overly apologetic, won't ask for what they need, and then [they] will build up resentment and get tough all of the sudden and out of the blue.
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Senators urge Trump to get tough on Russia 'No rose-colored glasses' Only recently, the early days of the Trump administration were being covered in great detail on Russian television.
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"These are terrible people and we have to get tough with those people," he said in Manchester, N.H., one of the states hardest hit by the opioid epidemic, in March.
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While lawmakers on Capitol Hill are clamoring for the FAA to get tough on Boeing, Guzzetti said the agency doesn't have the manpower and budget to do the work themselves.
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President Donald Trump has vowed to get tough with Pakistan unless it changed its behavior, with U.S. officials threatening further reductions in aid and mooting targeted sanctions against Pakistani officials.
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"If they want to engage in the Western Hemisphere, they have to engage in other ways, not just by selling products and then skedaddling when things get tough," Farnsworth said.
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In a sign of a get-tough policy by the UCI, Van den Driessche has seen all her competitive results nullified since October 2015 and been stripped of her ranking.
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Just as May was setting out her pitch, her finance minister Philip Hammond told parliament Britain could get tough if a comprehensive trade agreement with the EU was not forthcoming.
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In March, Trump unveiled a plan to get tough on opioids, including cutting opioid prescriptions by changing federal programs, funding for other initiatives and stiffer sentencing laws for drug dealers.
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Spain's far-right Vox party saw a surge in support in the country's general election, winning big after promising to crack down on independence movements and get tough on immigrants.
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In the House, Republicans are divided over how tough to make the enforcement provisions and there's little appetite among Democrats to help advance Trump's get-tough approach to illegal immigration.
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This trend has grown harsher since the Bharatiya Janata Party took power in New Delhi in 2014, vowing to end "appeasement" of Indian Muslims and to get tough on Pakistan.
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"If we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we're wasting our time," said Trump, who has praised other countries' use of the death penalty for drug traffickers for weeks.
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After all, they said, American presidential candidates have been promising to get tough on Chinese trade policies for more than two decades and have invariably backed off after taking office.
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The couple, who share five children and a slew of a lifestyle empire, revealed that when things get tough, they always put kindness first — even when they are at odds.
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"Public Health England, who is now responsible, must get tough on those companies not complying and set new mandatory targets to be achieved by 2020 without further delay," MacGregor said.
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Republicans and business groups are now warily eyeing talks over the North American Free Trade Agreement, which resume again this week against the backdrop of Mr. Trump's get-tough talk.
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Mr. Trump, who campaigned on a get-tough approach to trade, has said his tariffs would make trade pacts more fair and ultimately help American workers, farmers, manufacturers and other.
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"Neither quotes from the Bible nor get-tough talk can soften the images of crying children nor reverse the pain so many Americans feel," Mr. Malloy said in the statement.
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Mr. Trump had vowed to repeal former President Barack Obama's health care law and had also promised to get tough on rising drug prices, which had rattled the pharmaceutical industry.
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Obama also vowed to get tough on K Street as a candidate, running on proposals that aimed at shutting the revolving door between government and industry and rejecting corporate money.
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To win back these voters and thus retake the House, Democrats need to show that they are willing to get tough on immigration and listen to voters on border security.
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Her latest request for a stay was filed with ICE in December, after the election of Donald Trump, who pledged during the presidential campaign to get tough on illegal immigration.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to get tough with Pakistan unless it changed its behavior, with U.S. officials threatening further reductions in aid and mooting targeted sanctions against Pakistani officials.
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"We weren't raised to be quitters, to just give up when times get tough," he said in a video of the graduation ceremony, which was held at the school's football field.
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You've got to put them first at a certain point, and the back and forth, I think, can get tough," he said, adding that the situation is "hard on me most.
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As a result, they don't trust the traditional idea of getting a 9-5 job with comfy benefits because they've seen that this is a fickle promise when times get tough.
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This is where things will get tough, as we would need to craft a process where we can get them all removed from the country in a safe and timely manner.
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Then there is the impact of President Donald Trump's get-tough trade policies, which include higher tariffs on aluminum and steel along with penalty tariffs on a range of Chinese goods.
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But when it comes to America's digital security, his prescriptions have mostly been limited to vague calls to "get tough on cyber" and invitations to Russians to hack Hillary Clinton's email.
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And when those laws get tough, like the California Consumer Privacy Act, tech companies — and yes, Equifax will tell you it's a tech company — go into hyperdrive trying to weaken them.
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And since he withdrew the United States from the TPP on his first day in office, it looks like he's on track to break his promise to get tough on China.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Tuesday it would get tough on air quality and penalize members that breached EU rules on pollutants such as nitrogen oxide and particulate matter.
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China has vowed to get tough on counterfeiting and intellectual property theft but many brands still face the problem with a broad range of items from cosmetics to vehicles being copied.
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When it comes to the tortured history of attempted – and failed – negotiations between America and North Korea, one thing is clear: When things get tough, North Korea almost always walks away.
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It seems that when things get tough, the first preference is to walk away from contracts under the cover of creative lawyering and revisionist history calling into question the deals themselves.
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She has pledged to get tough on crime by sending troops onto the streets as well as reducing rampant poverty by boosting social programs, something she also prioritized when first lady.
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The president needs to deliver on his campaign promises to get tough on China and eliminate the U.S. trade deficit, or he will not be seen as credible to the voters.
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President Trump's promise to get tough on marijuana is harshing the mellow at a famous cannabis festival in Las Vegas, which is suddenly abiding by federal laws -- meaning NO GETTING HIGH.
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I'm still responsible for making sure that the paperwork is compliant and complete, for advancing policies and benefits that make things better, and for working it through when things get tough.
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His belief is that the United States is being bled dry by poorly negotiated trade deals and that it needs to get tough with all the countries that are humiliating it.
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"Today I will meet with the French minister, if I am not mistaken, to discuss the environment, and he should not get tough with me," Bolsonaro told reporters on Monday morning.
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"We need to figure out as a group, not individually, but as a group how to handle adversity and how to react when things get tough," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.
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Clearly, McMaster is bringing forward the term Qutbism to drive home the point that the Trump administration is going to get tough on state supporters of this strain of political Islam.
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The move follows a summit in January in which the Commission said it would get tough on member states that were still in breach of targets introduced for 2005 and 2010.
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Now, those competing approaches — pushing to reform mass incarceration versus a more traditional get-tough-on crime tack — are likely to clash in the race for district attorney of Los Angeles.
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The United States has been threatening to get tough with Islamabad over its alleged ties with Islamist militants, and last month President Donald Trump's administration suspended aid worth about $2 billion.
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Mr. Pompeo supports a get-tough policy on Russia and may have been included on the call to ensure that message was reflected in Mr. Trump's comments to the Ukrainian president.
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When I ask her about Trump's get-tough stance on China and the upsurge in anti-foreign sentiment in the United States, she ruefully acknowledges that both are affecting her work.
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And the surest way to increase the number of hours worked is to allow more immigration, which would be directly at odds with Mr. Trump's get-tough stance on that topic.
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In perhaps the final straw for Puzder, his nomination was facing intense opposition from the right, with conservatives calling his selection a betrayal of Trump's promise to get tough on immigration.
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The American ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, has promised to undertake a mission-by-mission review of peacekeeping, as part of her get-tough approach to international diplomacy.
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"South Korea is at crossroads," he said, on whether to "deepen managed trade" with the United States or to get tough, such as complaining to the WTO and using retaliatory tariffs.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump plans to put his pick for Commerce Secretary, billionaire investor Wilbur Ross, in charge of his get-tough trade policy, a transition team spokesman said on Tuesday.
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This time, the "get tough on China" talk could be more than empty rhetoric — and leaders in Beijing may even recognize some of the tactics Donald Trump plans to use against them.
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"I watched a Michael Phelps documentary, videos on him and him just going to the pool every single day, like that life, I can imagine, can get tough," White told NBC Olympics.
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But since the election of Mr Modi in 2014, his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has pursued a get-tough policy that, far from calming the region, has provoked rising unrest.
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So having China as the big power at a climate summit doesn't bode well for any new get-tough-on-carbon deals between now and the end of the meeting on Dec.
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He infamously called some Mexican immigrants "rapists," and focused his presidency around the idea that he would build a wall, get tough with Mexico and deport as many undocumented immigrants as possible.
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We need to get smart and get tough fast so that this weekend's attacks do not become the new normal here as it has in Europe and other parts of the world.
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They struggled to find any of that sort of rhythm against the obdurate Danes and Russians but did display their other key characteristic - the will to keep fighting when things get tough.
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Then, after repeated campaign promises to "get tough on trade," President Donald Trump earlier this week moved to slap a roughly 20 percent tariff on softwood lumber entering the U.S. from Canada.
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Trump doubled down on Tuesday, telling a group of business leaders it is time for the U.S. to get tough on China for its unwillingness to change aggressive and unfair trade policies.
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By asking these important questions when it comes to this proposed Ant Financial and MoneyGram merger, Secretary Mnuchin can demonstrate President Trump's desire to put America first and "get tough" on China.
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For example, being friends first allowed Jim and Pam to prove to one another that they will have each other's backs when things get tough and that they can have fun together.
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"It's never as good as it looks or as bad as it seems," he said, a philosophy which has helped the multi-millionaire keep his emotions in check when things get tough.
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Owners face a choice: Get tough and encourage workers to relocate, or embrace them and hope that a combination of guilt and loyalty will inspire them to spend more or leave sooner.
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The practical result, given this impossible task, is that most people wind up without a moral vocabulary, with only scattered shards of values, with no firm foundations for when times get tough.
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It'd make it tough on the hustings to convince even a MAGA rally that the wall has been built and that get-tough immigration policies — snakes and gators and moats, oh my!
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The game encourages Autism sufferers to explore their emotional side and arms them with coping strategies when times get tough, applying AI and machine learning in the process to assist the user.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.).
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However, many conservative voters are squarely behind Trump's get-tough stance on immigration, making it potentially risky for Republican lawmakers representing such districts to join any insurgency forcing legislative action on DACA.
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For Trump voters on Main Street, the tone from Mar-a-Lago was exactly what they were looking for - get tough on North Korea, the South China Sea, cyber security and trade.
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In 2009, he called President Obama a strong and competent leader in his book Think Like a Champion, before calling him a terrible dealmaker two years later in Time to Get Tough.
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It could be the opening salvo in the Trump's administration's previous promises to "get tough" on China, or it could be a continuation of the relatively calm period we've seen since inauguration day.
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But if the retailers and others worried about the change are right, it would have a real effect, and regardless of its actual effects it's a rhetorical way to "get tough" on trade.
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Already, in response to Trump's call for the Republicans to "get tough," Major League umpire Rob Drake threatened to buy an AR-15 to attack anyone who would dare to impeach "his" president.
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The spike in violence has become increasingly political ahead of elections in February 2019 with critics of President Muhammadu Buhari, who is Fulani, accusing him of failing to get tough with the herdsmen.
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There's a long history of sci-fi dreamers, armchair anthropologists, and confused philosophers turning to the idea of utopia when times get tough, but those stories seem insufficient when stuff gets really bad.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese government officials are bracing for Donald Trump to get tough in trade talks, and are particularly anxious that the U.S. president could target Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's weak-yen policies.
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The quick pace of implementation comes despite harsh opposition from Capitol Hill, where critics have accused the administration of emboldening Iran by refusing to get tough in the face of aggressiveness from Tehran.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Haas are going to have to get tough with drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen after collisions between them in the last two races, team boss Guenther Steiner said on Thursday.
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Oliphant and Wilkie occasionally get tough with their young subject—the coverup of his health problems, his "feckless" behavior with his wife—though they exhibit a lingering Boston tendency to sentimentalize the Kennedys.
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Macron also said he would get tough on police if they use excessive force against migrants, but defended the security forces against allegations of brutality leveled by certain charities, dismissing some as lies.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May and French President Emmanuel Macron said in a joint statement this week they would get tough on internet services that don't do more to help fight online radicalization.
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The debate over ICE enforcement, a controversial issue even under former President Obama, has only intensified under Trump, who made a get-tough approach on immigration central to his campaign message in 6900.
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Munger also acknowledges life can be "brutally hard" in "Poor Charlie's Almanack" and offers three things he found helpful when times get tough: Munger gets through life day by day, step by step.
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Instead of interpreting Trump's remark as a red line, the president may be playing the role of the madman, in a ruse to pressure the Chinese to get tough on Kim, Kelly continued.
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Trump touted himself as the "law-and-order candidate," vowing to get tough on violent crime (which he described as "rampant") and insisting that the previous administration had unfairly maligned the nation's police.
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As the president aims to make good on campaign promises to "get tough" on U.S. trading partners, his administration is reportedly considering a major change in the way the U.S. reports its trade deficits.
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It's normal to want to bow out when things get tough, stressful, or even boring — and it's especially tempting to want to storm out on a day when everything seems to be going wrong.
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The get-tough approach "has created a great deal of anxiety," said Tom Vilsack, chief executive of the U.S. Dairy Export Council, who was U.S. Agriculture Secretary for eight years under President Barack Obama.
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The Being Mary Jane star admits it's frustrating when she and Wade, 35, put forth a ton of effort and have to get tough on the boys when they have a change of heart.
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His 2011 book, "Time To Get Tough," devotes multiple pages to criticizing OPEC and includes an explicit endorsement of the bill, the No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act (thus the apt acronym NOPEC).
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions was once Donald Trump's truest, most loyal friend -- the first major backer of the billionaire's presidential campaign and a major ally for his get-tough policies on immigration.
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Despite repeated pledges to get tough, large parts of northern and central China have been engulfed in thick smog again this winter, often for days at a time, disrupting flights, port operations and schools.
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Trump promised during his campaign to get tough on China, and after the election he broke with nearly four decades of diplomatic precedent by taking a congratulatory phone call from the president of Taiwan.
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For a brief heady moment I thought this might be an act of perverse genius -- President Trump playing mad to give the Chinese the political cover they needed to get tough with North Korea.
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In a separate meeting with lawmakers following the shooting, Trump vowed to get tough on guns, potentially expanding background checks, taking guns away from the mentally ill, and raising the minimum age for purchase.
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If the EU is seen to get tough with the regime while supporting any remaining political opposition, it will prove itself to be a more effective antidote to the authoritarian rule of President Erdoğan.
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"Ever since the president decided to get tough on trade, the stock of Boeing has been trading like it's about to lose a big order from Chairman Mao Airlines," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Read: Brazil's Bolsonaro set to get tough on everything Existing threats The forest is being cut down to make way for activities like cattle ranching, soy bean farming, mining, hydropower dams and new highways.
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MORE FROM REUTERS COMMENTARY Scott Lemieux: What Roy Moore's loss says about smart politics Josh Cohen: How Trump can get tough on Ukraine corruption Yet civilization as a marker of differences never went away.
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Malaysia is also set to get tough on forest fires with its proposal to amend the country's Environmental Protection Act, Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar, the country's natural resources and environment minister, said on Wednesday.
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But this reckoning still falls far short, partly because deep misunderstandings persist about the wider impact of the bill and other get-tough measures that built the carceral state over the last five decades.
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The kind of get-tough measures that may give one country leverage against another have little effect among individual actors who need only to move drugs through their own segment of the supply chain.
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After all, violent crime was used by politicians for decades to rationalize "get tough" rhetoric, declarations of war, harsh mandatory minimum sentencing, and a prison-building boom unlike anything the world has ever seen.
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Trump sees both agreements as vindication of his get-tough approach to trade negotiations, which included threatening to withdraw from NAFTA and slapping duties on literally hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese goods.
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BRUSSELS – U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday pressed European nations to get tough on Iran by cutting off all funding the country may use to foment instability in the Middle East and beyond.
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The get-tough education policies of the George W. Bush and Barack Obama eras, which held schools and teachers accountable for student test scores, did not always produce the soaring student achievement that reformers promised.
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President Donald Trump has blown hot and cold on China, some days tweeting that he wants to get tough and other days touting his great relationship (as he sees it) with Xi Jinping, China's leader.
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As long as we hold on to our passports and our round-trip tickets, allowing us to escape when things get tough, we don't get to decide how indigenous Christians should cope with their reality.
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There may be some fair-weather tourists among the US funds, who disappear when times get tough – but generally we have much to learn from the top US funds and it should raise our game.
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"I never thought for a million years that once the going started to get tough that he would throw in the towel and jump ship and say, 'Oh sorry, I changed my mind,' " said Kufrin.
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Against the backdrop of a wave of bloody Islamist militant attacks in France and Europe's immigration crisis, the 20143-year-old promises to get tough on immigration, defend France's secular values and revive national pride.
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The Trump White House is betting that, given the overall strength of the economy, some localized pain will be tolerable and the get-tough policy toward China will be a political winner for the midterms.
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But the merits aren't the point when it's get-tough time on the political calendar; the point is to inflame the public with the idea they're being taxed to support the least deserving among us.
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At the same time, powerful forces are lining up in an attempt to roll back some of the changes and, supporters of the new laws fear, return California to its get-tough-on-crime days.
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Now, inside the White House, a war is waged between anti-Russia hawks who want a "get tough" response towards Russia and the president himself, who can't seem to end it with Russia's bad-boy.
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But in early November it announced get-tough measures, including restricting asylum-seekers' access to non-urgent health care and the use of a daily stipend of about $8.20 for those not provided with lodging.
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"We are expecting Merkel to get tough on Poland - definitely not in the next few months while the new government is being formed, but after the domestic dust has settled," a Polish government source added.
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" He added: "If you listen to the Democrats, they're basically saying, 'We agree it was time to get tough on China, but the tariffs are the wrong tactic, and we shouldn't be alienating our allies.
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At the same time, Mr. Park and his successors faced pressure from the country's struggling populace to get tough on businesses that were seen as profiting from the government's efforts to kick-start the economy.
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France: The French police arrested a prominent leader of the Yellow Vest movement for a second time, a clear signal that the government is following through on a pledge to get tough after violent protests.
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Mr. Navarro's ascendance may signal that the balance of power is shifting toward those who have backed Mr. Trump's get-tough approach to trade policy and away from those who have sought to restrain it.
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The U.S. is currently operating holding facilities for more than 1,000 migrant children who have been separated from their parents as part of the current administration's efforts to get tough on immigration and push policy reform.
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President Trump met behind closed doors for more than two hours Monday with Vladimir Putin, as the two leaders tackled weighty issues amid political pressure back home for Trump to get tough with the Russian president.
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Trump's critics sought to portray him as a reluctant actor in any get-tough approach to Russia, even though one senior administration official described him as involved "from the beginning" in the expulsions of Russian diplomats.
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Social media gets a lot of flak around elections, much of it justified, but it is also a crucially important substrate that people can use to band together and support each other when times get tough.
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It's true that you shouldn't invest in something you don't understand, because when times get tough, you're more likely to part with even the best investment strategy if you don't sufficiently comprehend the logic behind it.
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Donald Trump says it's "disgraceful" that a former Indianapolis Colts linebacker Edwin Jackson was killed by a man who was in the United States illegally ... and is calling for democrats to get tough on the border.
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And when times get tough, Leos love to find a way to lighten the mood and make sure that you're laughing at the end of the day—the evening debrief is one of Leo's favorite activities!
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In the meantime, Trump said the United States would get tough on aspects of Iran's behavior that are not covered in the pact, which limits Iran's nuclear program in return for an easing of international sanctions.
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Antal Rogan, the minister for Orban's cabinet office, said the ruling right-wing Fidesz party's landslide re-election had given it a strengthened mandate to get tough with NGOs it saw as harmful to national interests.
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Why it matters: The Obama Administration ramped up antitrust oversight and one of the big question marks of the Trump Administration is whether it will get tough on mergers or take a more traditional Republican stance.
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The opposition accused Andrade of a whitewash when the months-long probe exonerated all three of wrongdoing, just as the president was pledging to get tough on entrenched political corruption in Latin America's No. 2 economy.
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But President Trump has decided to get tough on many of the 25,2000 Central American children who arrive at our border each year begging for safety after fleeing some of the most dangerous places on earth.
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News Analysis SHANGHAI — President Trump appeared to follow through on Friday on his promises to get tough on trade with China, less than a week before he is to meet with President Xi Jinping of China.
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California, once a leader in get-tough-on-crime policies that swelled prison populations, is now seen as at the forefront of national efforts to address mass incarceration and racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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Related: Violence Breaks Out After Trump Rally in Chicago Is Postponed Over Protests Meanwhile, inside the southern California event, the Republican presidential front-runner vowed to his supporters to get tough on illegal immigration if elected.
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A privilege first and foremost since I have experienced relatively few traumatic life events – but also since my background gave me the resources and confidence to trust in my own ability to cope when things get tough.
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Or will it will be the presidential candidate who, during his campaign, appealed to anti-Castro Cuban-Americans by promising to get tough on Cuba, even if that meant withdrawing the newly reopened US Embassy in Havana?
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"The Liberals want to get tough on everyone except bankers and multinationals," thundered Lodewijk Asscher of the Labour Party, which itself was accused of pandering to business interests while in coalition with the Liberals in 2012-17.
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The presumptive GOP nominee also warned that Republicans still wary of his candidacy need to get "tough" and "smart" or risk losing their re-election battles, which Trump said could topple the Republican majority in the Senate.
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On China: In a speech today in Shanghai, Hank Paulson, the Bush administration treasury secretary and a longtime champion of close relations with Beijing, came down firmly on the side of Trump's get-tough policy toward China.
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The launch marks the first test of Trump's vow to get tough on an isolated North Korean regime that last year tested nuclear devices and ballistic missiles at an unprecedented rate in violation of United Nations resolutions.
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Right-wing opponents of Emmanuel Macron have demanded the president get tough on security and suggest there would be widespread public support for steps targeting mosques and imams preaching hate, as well as foreigners deemed a threat.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Shanxi province has launched a new campaign against illegal coal mining, according to a document seen by Reuters on Tuesday, as one of China's top producing regions seeks to get tough on cutting overcapacity.
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"Thousands have lost jobs because of unfairly subsidized aluminum from China that has flooded the market and led to overcapacity, and it's past time we get tough on these violations before more American workers suffer," Brown said.
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The Spanish legal system is under pressure to get tough on corruption after a string of graft cases involving the establishment from the main political parties to bankers like former International Monetary Fund (IMF) head Rodrigo Rato.
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Germany has been under pressure from the European Commission, which in January promised to get tough on air quality and threatened to penalize members that breached EU rules on pollutants such as nitrogen oxide and particulate matter.
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If elected, Moon, 64, is expected to soften South Korea's policy toward North Korea, possibly delay deployment of a U.S. anti-missile defense system that has enraged China and get tough on corporate criminals, including chaebol bosses.
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The Republicans' rejection of OC-230 funding is part of their plan to "get tough on Russia," one House Armed Services Committee aide, speaking on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the topic, told me.
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The ultimate purpose, the officials said, was a show of force to send the message that the United States was going to get tough by swiftly moving to detain and deport recent immigrants — including families with children.
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Now that the senators have witnessed a decisive bipartisan rejection of Mr. Trump's get-tough approach, they might see their way to reconsider a more modest measure that takes the Dreamers out of limbo and enhances security.
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On immigration, almost two dozen House Republicans are demanding votes on legislation that would help young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, but are balking at the president's get-tough demands on other immigration matters.
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"Growth stocks tend to get hit much harder during recessions as their lofty valuations get compressed and their lower yields or no dividend yields at all, make them less attractive investments when times get tough," he said.
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"Thousands have lost jobs because of unfairly subsidized aluminum from China that has flooded the market and led to overcapacity and it's past time we get tough on these violations before more American workers suffer," Brown said.
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From having someone to buy you orange juice to "Sharing beds like little kids / Laughing 'til our ribs get tough," Lorde yearns for a time when things were simpler, despite still being in the thick of adolescence.
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William Barr for much of his career championed a get-tough approach to crime that has recently lost favor, culminating last month in Trump signing into law the biggest overhaul of the criminal justice system in a generation.
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When Sewra's clients hire him to turn their resolutions into reality, they get tough love in the form of curt text messages to check in on your activities and a very specific plan of action to stick to.
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Jazz don't fold, break five-game skid NEW ORLEANS - The Utah Jazz had seen this panic attack before during their recent five-game losing streak: Build a big lead only to see it evaporate when things get tough.
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When things get tough, we can always count on our goofy press secretary to inspire a meme, so naturally, when Trump fired FBI Director James Comey, Spicer must have just known he needed to hide in the bushes.
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A politician's ability to speak fluent English, or to garner a degree from a prestigious American university, now suggests that he is likely to abandon his people in search of greener pastures as soon as times get tough.
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"Trumpeting more sanctions as a get-tough tactic against North Korea makes it even stranger that this White House refuses to use sanctions against Russia in response to an attack on our democracy," Engel said in a statement.
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As we debate how to switch course, our popular understanding of the rise of "get tough" laws should not layer selective memory atop selective hearing of the past by justifying black incarceration with trite references to black voices.
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No mention of whether Mr. Trump's repeated campaign threats against Chinese trade practices came up, nor his statement that climate change was a hoax perpetuated by the Chinese, nor his get-tough promises on economic relations moving forward.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.) about updating the tax-returns section.
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Bolton has a long reputation as a hawk who believes the United States needs to get tough with Iran and has pushed a hard line inside the administration since joining the White House more than a year ago.
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Trump routinely urges his supporters to get "tough" with protesters; tells excited stories at rallies about protesters being beaten up; and tells supporters that if they're arrested for beating up a protester, he will support them in court.
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Senators were 21 votes short of the 60 required to open debate, and the rejection of the president's plan was bipartisan: Democrats refused its get-tough approach to legal immigration, while many conservative Republicans derided it as amnesty.
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GET TOUGH EARLY This is a suggestion that comes without a shred of actual strategic advice, but it would behoove the Cavaliers to avoid giving up a ton of points in the first 12 minutes of the game.
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By treating the world simply as an arena for competitive advantage, Trump, McMaster and Cohn sever relationships, destroy reciprocity, erode trust and eviscerate the sense of sympathy, friendship and loyalty that all nations need when times get tough.
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This will also be the first test of Trump's pledges to get tough on the hermit state, and comes on the heels of Trump's weekend meeting with Abe and his phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping last Friday.
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While the reaction to the much larger 6,000 troop deployment in 2006 was overwhelmingly negative, there was the sense that Bush needed to get tough on border security to get Congress on board with comprehensive immigration reform, Wilson said.
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But here's where things get tough for young women, specifically: While women know what it takes to be seen and have their voices heard alongside male colleagues, they still have a huge blind spot when it comes to investing.
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The assumption seems to be that Trump voters want bellicose warnings to our foes and sharp elbows with our allies, sweeping reductions in foreign aid, a get-tough approach on trade deals, and an intensified military fight against ISIS.
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They sing instead of writing songs—both "Over Everything" and "Let It Go" have references to picking up their guitars and playing when things get tough—or of the things that unite them when they're thousands of miles apart.
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A spate of incidents, including the prosecution of a protester at the confirmation hearings of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and get-tough proposals and laws at state and local levels, are testing the nation's commitment to the First Amendment.
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After decades of "get tough" rhetoric, drug wars and a prison-building boom that gave us the highest rate of incarceration in the world, it now appears that reform is possible — if only because we're finally talking about it.
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And John Cox, a businessman who is the Republican candidate for governor, has said on the campaign trail that he would try to repeal some of the measures and return the state to a get-tough-on-crime approach.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - New Guatemalan president Alejandro Giammattei on Friday declared a state of alert in two municipalities on the fringe of Guatemala City that have been plagued by gang violence, underlining his pledge to get tough on crime.
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Elsewhere, Denmark's newly-elected Social Democrats have also promised new get-tough measures, including putting a cap on non-western immigrants to ensure better integration and making repatriation, as opposed to permanent residence, the central goal of asylum policy.
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With a string of deadly Islamist attacks shaping the political discourse, Sarkozy has been scathing of Hollande's security record, urging France to get tough on immigration, crack down on Islamist militancy and halt the erosion of France's secular identity.
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Given a pre-existing goal for an 80 percent cut by the same date is looking shaky, the implication is either that the targets are hot air, or the government is about to get tough in areas like aviation.
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Whether many of them can be extradited to the United States to appear in a federal court to answer the charges is uncertain, meaning that the government's "get tough" approach on individual accountability might result in few successful prosecutions.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros SarbanesDemocrats press for action on election security Bottom Line 2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists MORE (D-Md.), and Wally Burnett, former clerk for the Senate Appropriations Committee, will work on the account.
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It was public outrage over rising crime in the 22016s through the early '22010s that led to mass incarceration in the first place — giving not just lawmakers and prosecutors a reason to get "tough on crime," but judges too.
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California is home to nearly 3 million illegal immigrants among a total non-citizen population of 5.4 million, according to the legislature and the Public Policy Institute of California, making the state a crucible for Trump's new get-tough immigration policies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday curbed the ability of immigrants held in long-term detention during deportation proceedings to argue for their release in a ruling in sync with President Donald Trump's get-tough approach toward immigration.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Commission will get tough with European Union countries that do not respect the rule of law, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Wednesday amid concerns that Poland and Hungary do not observe EU democratic principles.
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Although an immediate adjournment is likely, longer-term a successful trial and conviction is crucial for Buhari, a 73-year-old former military ruler who won the election last year largely on the back of vows to get tough on graft.
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Since taking office last month, U.S. President Donald Trump has pledged to get tough with Iran, warning the Islamic Republic after its ballistic missile test on Sunday that it was playing with fire and all U.S. options were on the table.
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North Korea's missile and nuclear tests are seen as a growing test of resolve for Trump, who had vowed to get tough on Pyongyang, and his aides are pressing to complete a strategy review of how to counter the threats.
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The problem for Mr. Trump — or any president who wants to get tough on trade violators — is that, in the global economy, imposing tariffs on competitors abroad could have serious economic consequences at home by sharply raising prices on imported goods.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.), the chairman of the Democracy Reform Task Force.
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Meng's arrest has "potentially huge implications" for the trade war and signals the US government is willing to get tough on Chinese companies that do business with Iran, according to Michael Every, head of Asia-Pacific research at investment bank Rabobank.
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When times are good and banks are lending briskly, he said, the new rule will prompt them to set aside more reserves against future losses — so they'll already have them on hand when times get tough and borrowers start defaulting.
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President Donald Trump, who made the issue of illegal immigration a centerpiece of his 2016 campaign, has called the rise in asylum-seekers an "invasion" that vindicates his call for the construction of a border wall and a get-tough policy.
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The recommendations hand Mr. Trump an opportunity to make good on the get-tough approach to global trade that he has long espoused by giving him authority to decide the scope and severity of any trade action by mid-April.
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Mr. Cohn, who argued that tariffs would create a global trade war, found himself overshadowed by a group of more protectionist-minded advisers who have urged the president to follow through with the get-tough pledges he made during his campaign.
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A few days after the Easter attacks, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, the defense chief who led that deadly final push against Tamil separatists, announced that he was running for president in elections set for later this year, on a get-tough-again platform.
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If America and its allies were serious about inflicting pain in response to Russian aggression, we would go beyond simply declaring a group of expendable and replaceable diplomats persona non grata: we would truly get tough and go after the money.
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And while the administration has demonstrated its willingness to get tough — as the recent alleged cyber response to Iran's downing of an American drone demonstrates — the Iranians continue to believe we won't really extract a serious price for their behavior.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When soccer's governing body in Europe began to get tough on the sport's finances from 2009 onwards, the British club Manchester City came up with a two-pronged counter-attack, a trove of documents relating to soccer shows.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (Md.), who led the Democrats in cobbling together the reform package.
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When times get tough, and you are climbing the learning curve on the job, which type of work will you be more likely to push through on, work you care deeply about or work that you could care less about?
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During the debate on Sunday, Trump attempted to argue that he'd get tough on the rich by closing the "carried interest" loophole, which lets hedge fund managers pay lower capital gains tax rates rather than normal ones on their income.
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North Korea fired the ballistic missile into the sea early on Sunday, the first test of U.S. President Donald Trump's vow to get tough on an isolated North Korean regime that tested nuclear devices and ballistic missiles last year at an unprecedented rate.
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" [We Are Central PA] Call him: (2814) 2453-23010 | Email him Climate change denier "The President's EPA claims that climate change is fueled by carbon pollution but fails to get tough with the biggest polluters in the global community like China and Russia.
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But it sounds like this new memoir will fall in line with his more recent literary output like Crippled America and Time to Get Tough—namely, book-length airings of Trump's numerous grievances, bestowed with titles that should be Steven Seagal movies.
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At the same time, the experts interviewed make clear that problems surrounding US immigration policies didn't begin with Trump, going back to detail get-tough tactics and rhetoric implemented under Bill Clinton and indeed every president that has followed him, to varying degrees.
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President Trump on Tuesday expressed concern over the possibility of Russia interfering in this year's midterm elections, the latest effort to show he's willing to get tough with the country after facing criticism last week over his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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In his 2011 book Time to Get Tough: Make America Great Again, he wrote how proud was of his 2000 book, The America We Deserve, for this very reason: I was proud of "The America We Deserve" for a number of reasons.
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Since the federal government still bans cannabis as a controlled substance - and U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions has vowed to get tough on marijuana - many veterinarians have been warned by their state professional licensing boards not to mention it as a treatment option.
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The decision to bring bribery charges against Bemba and four members of his legal team was seen by criminal law experts as a sign that prosecutors had decided to get tough on a practice that threatened their ability to prosecute the gravest crimes.
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LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - When soccer's governing body in Europe began to get tough on the sport's finances from 2009 onwards, the British club Manchester City came up with a two-pronged counter-attack, a trove of documents relating to soccer shows.
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Ilham Ahmed, a Kurdish political leader and co-chair of the Syrian Democratic Council (SDC) executive, said in an interview that the EU should get tough with Turkey or it would soon face a wave of Islamic State militants arriving in Europe.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.), who has been spearheading Democrats' anti-corruption efforts with Rep.
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"There will be virtual unanimity that tariffs are bad, but there will also be a strong view that we have to get tough on China and that going forward we need better trade deals," one Democratic strategist told the Financial Times in March.
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The president's bold vision very clearly lays out a plan to: reduce opioid demand and prevent over-prescription; increase research and development to find alternative non-opioid treatments; and, get tough on those who illegally bring in and distribute these deadly drugs.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.), a Baltimore native like Pelosi, told his colleagues in the room.
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After one of the most egregious cases of domestic violence among National Football League players two years ago, in which a star on the Baltimore Ravens was caught on video knocking out his fiancée, the league vowed a not-again, get-tough approach.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Faced with a growing test of resolve for a new U.S. president who vowed while campaigning to get tough on North Korea, Donald Trump's aides are pressing to complete a strategy review on how to counter Pyongyang's missile and nuclear threats.
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It also captures the rifts within the White House, where Stephen K. Bannon, the president's chief strategist, and Stephen Miller, his policy director, are driving a get-tough immigration policy while Reince Priebus, his chief of staff, has counseled a gentler approach.
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"Trump and Salvini are cut from the same cloth," said Steve Bannon, who was chief executive of the 2016 election campaign in which Trump said he would get tough on illegal immigration and build a wall along the entire southern U.S. border.
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In the wake of a strong showing in the latest Democratic Presidential debate ... Yang joined us Friday on "TMZ Live" to tell voters why he'll get tough with Vladimir Putin and any other foreign leader who tries to screw with our elections.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump pressed fellow Republicans in Congress on Thursday to "get tough" and push to fund his proposed border wall in the current spending bill, raising the specter of a government shutdown when funding lapses later this month.
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BUT YOU ARE RIGHT ON ANY VALUATION METRIC PARTICULARLY FOR A MEDIA COMPANY LIKE DISNEY WHICH IS BOUNDED BY THE FOUR WALLS OF EPS AND EBITDA IT DOES APPEAR TO GET TOUGH TO JUSTIFY TO A CERTAIN EXTENT WITH THE NUMBERS FAR ABOVE HERE.
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But he had signaled his interest in the White House for months, traveling to states with early nominating contests and arguing it was time for Democrats to "get tough" on Republican President Donald Trump, a fellow native of the New York borough of Queens.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump moves to fulfill one of the central promises of his campaign — to get tough on an ascendant China — he faces a potential rebellion from a core constituency: farmers and other agricultural producers who could suffer devastating losses in a trade war.
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The U.S. economy lost almost a third of its manufacturing jobs from 2000 to 2010 and the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's pledge to get tough with China and rip up trade pacts to "bring jobs back" has resonated among millions of blue-collar voters.
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Annmarie Scunnapieco, a 55-year-old emergency room nurse who lives in the Philadelphia suburbs, says she supports Trump because he has done what he said he would do: lower taxes, get tough on immigration, support police and move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.
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After repeated campaign promises to "get tough on trade," President Donald Trump just moved to slap a roughly 20 percent tariff on softwood lumber entering the United States from Canada, reviving a long-smoldering trade dispute between the U.S. and its second-largest trading partner.
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In response to the anxiety, politicians have come out with a burst of proposals claiming to get tough on terrorists, tough on security, tough on integrating refugees—in short, tough on the whole confused range of identity-politics issues that are making Germans nervous.
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She is making an aggressive push into e-commerce, where her margins can be as much as four times those of traditional retail, while constantly looking for ways to save money in operations and build up her own personal savings in case things get tough.
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The overwhelming majority of Americans want the southern borders of our country secured and our immigration laws enforced, but several administrations recently have been unwilling to get tough on this issue because they do not want to alienate a large voting block of Latinos.
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North Korea fired the ballistic missile on a high arc into the sea early on Sunday, the first test of U.S. President Donald Trump's vow to get tough on isolated North Korea, that tested nuclear devices and ballistic missiles last year at an unprecedented rate.
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Tellingly, just as May was setting out her pitch for an internationalist Britain built on cooperation, her finance minister Philip Hammond told parliament that Britain could get tough if a comprehensive FTA with the EU is not forthcoming, and slash business taxes in retaliation.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes21625 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.) and sponsored by 2900 House Democrats will soon be on the House floor.
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Mr. Trump, who has had broad support in many farm states, still insists that his get-tough approach to trade will ultimately help American farmers, a position Mr. Perdue reiterated last month when he said farmers are "resilient" and can plan ahead for market conditions.
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Bret Stephens Had Wednesday's massacre of 333 people at a Florida high school been different in one respect — that is, had alleged perpetrator Nikolas Cruz shouted "Allahu akbar" during the course of his rampage — conservatives would be demanding another round of get-tough measures.
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The move follows Trump's midterm pledge to get tough on what he referred to as an "invasion" from Central America, symbolized by a caravan of migrants heading to the U.S. border, which the Pentagon has bolstered with a huge deployment of active-duty troops.
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Indeed, if wars on crime and drugs, militarized policing, "get tough" sentencing policies, torture of suspects, and perpetual monitoring and surveillance of the poorest, most crime-ridden communities actually worked to keep people safe, Chicago would be one of the safest cities in the world.
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Still, as a political device, new versions of the travel ban, which is still being challenged in various courts, allowed Trump to deliver on his campaign promises to get tough on terrorism, even if it was not the most appropriate way to combat the threat.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump on Tuesday named as his chief trade negotiator a Washington lawyer who has long advocated protectionist policies, the latest sign that Mr. Trump intends to fulfill his campaign promise to get tough with China, Mexico and other trading partners.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's efforts to secure the nation's borders and get tough on illegal immigrants, announced just days after he took office, now face serious logistical problems along with the legal challenges that threaten his ability to make good on a central campaign promise.
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Republicans have seized on text messages between Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page, who were often critical of Trump, to characterize the two -- who were having an extramarital affair -- as part of an effort to go easy on Clinton and get tough with Trump.
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North Korea fired the missile on a high arc into the sea early on Sunday, the first probe of U.S. President Donald Trump's vow to get tough on an isolated regime that tested nuclear devices and ballistic missiles last year at an unprecedented rate.
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With China, the real estate mogul who once tweeted "we have to get tough with China before they destroy us" has found himself flattered by President Xi Jinping in the Forbidden City, and at times pleading openly for more Chinese pressure on North Korea.
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As cities across America, like Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago, have elected progressive prosecutors promising to end mass incarceration, Los Angeles has resisted the trend, twice electing Jackie Lacey, a get-tough-on-crime prosecutor who has earned the support of much of the city's political elite.
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" The actor invites his followers to direct message him for support and tips to help them through the difficult parts of getting clean, promising "there is an end in sight" and encouraging them to "find someone you can trust to walk you through it and get tough.
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NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Labor unions and civil rights groups staged May Day rallies in several U.S. cities on Monday to denounce President Donald Trump's get-tough policy on immigration, a crackdown they said preys on vulnerable workers in some of America's lowest-paying jobs.
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Nine years later, there is no proof that New York's "get tough" prison mandate has affected gun violence in New York City, where homicide rates primarily fell a decade before it took effect, or in places like Buffalo or Rochester, where murder rates are similar to Chicago's.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.) tweeted that he was monitoring the situation and working with law enforcement on developments. Sen.
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Everyone running for the Democratic nomination pays lip service to the need to address mass incarceration, and what were once essential political instincts—to side with the police and the prosecutors in every instance, to "get tough on crime"—have become, at the very least, negotiable.
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During the campaign stop on Thursday, Trump promised to get tough on illegal immigration by building a wall on the border between Mexico and the United States, a popular theme of his presidential campaign, suggesting that a wall would stop drugs from coming into this country.
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Some strategists appear to be clinging to the hope that Trump's get-tough policies on immigration and trade are designed to appeal to voters in the midterm election and that with a strong economy, he can afford to press the issue for a few months, then compromise.
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As a co-founder of Corrections Corporation of America in 20163, and with a get-tough-on-crime spirit ascendant in the country, he sold lockup space to federal and state governments that were jailing people faster than they could find room in their own institutions.
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We love you … The way you pick yourself up when things get tough … How you follow your own path … How you tell it like it is (politely, of course!) … You've led revolutions of all kinds, yet you won't shout about it, it's just not in your nature.
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During the presidential campaign, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE espoused a get-tough position on trade.
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Not only that, the Republican-led Congress was moving very quickly to impose financial sanctions on Russia that some lawmakers were embracing out of worry that the White House could not be counted on to get tough with Russia for its interference in last year's presidential election.
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But after three years of tariff hikes and trade negotiations that have yielded some gains, the jury is still out on whether his get-tough approach has produced better results than the tactics of predecessors who were less willing to wreak havoc to get their way.
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In a new note to clients and in comments Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " the firm's head of technical analysis, Ari Wald, said when the times get tough for the markets investors ought to look to momentum stocks, particularly the iShares Momentum ETF, to weather the storm.
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The organization called for Beijing to adopt "deep and far-reaching market reforms" going forward, pointing out the Trump administration's more aggressive approach to China, and the European Union's attempt to get tough on unfair technology transfers as instances of the patience of stakeholders worn thin.
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Trump has been following through on pledges he made during his presidential campaign to get tough on China, which he accuses of unfair trade practices including theft of intellectual property and forced technology transfer that have led to a $375 billion U.S. trade deficit with China.
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Mr. Fillon delivered an unexpected knockout to a third candidate, former President Nicolas Sarkozy, whose strident appeals to French identity and get-tough approach to immigrants and Islamist terrorism had been thought to guarantee him a place in the second round of voting, on Nov. 393.
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In the Virginia governor's race, the Republican nominee, Ed Gillespie, thought women in vote-rich Northern Virginia could be won over with a get-tough message on MS-13, the gang with ties to Central America that has gained a foothold in the Washington, D.C., region.
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One of the hardest parts of being a Republican speaker of the House is that, for reasons that remain mysterious even to the GOP caucus, you have to obey a decades-old rule named after a child molester that makes it impossible to get tough compromises passed.
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The Trump administration on Friday announced new sanctions against Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the powerful security and military organization that is key to Iran's regional influence, as part of Trump's broader agenda to get tough on Iran for its support for terrorism in the Middle East.
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None of them had a plan B." It makes sense that most people with a plan B don't achieve the same level of success as someone without one, says Welch, because "when you have a safe place to run to when things get tough, you can, and often do.
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But as the EU and the US both look to get tough on artful tax dodgers, Snap may not be so much of a model for modern corporate munificence as late-comer avoiding the pitfalls on a path laid out by other earlier trailblazers into the UK and Europe.
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In contrast to the promises for immigration reform coming from Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, Republicans are outdoing themselves to get tough on illegals, with the most muscular position coming from Donald Trump, who wants to build a wall across the southern border and send the bill to Mexico.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.) had a bill last Congress, the Curtailing Lobbyists and Empowering Americans for a New Politics Act.
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MANILA — Since Rodrigo Duterte became president of the Philippines just over a month ago, promising to get tough on crime by having the police and the military kill drug suspects, 420 people have been killed in the campaign, according to tallies of police reports by the local news media.
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At a time of provocations from North Korea and increasingly dangerous disputes over islands in the South China Sea, turning our backs on the TPP, a deal the United States has led from the start, would raise serious questions among our allies about American reliability when times get tough.
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They said they would wait for Mr. Trump to issue a formal request as he pieces together a legislative package to preserve the status of the Dreamers and still honor his get-tough campaign pledge to crack down on illegal immigration and build a border wall with Mexico.
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Yet its main benefit may be to help Mr. Trump politically — allowing him to promote large gains to American farmers devastated by the trade war, calming anxious investors and convincing voters before the 2020 election that he has lived up to his promise to get tough on China.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.) questioned whether Facebook can continue to operate in the way it has been until now, regulating itself.
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Price alternately clashed with outraged Democrats over cuts to social service and public health programs, demurred to accusations of failing to get tough on drug pricing, and repeated Republican talking points about the mission of the AHCA: to give every citizen access to the health care coverage that's right for them.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.), Gus Bilirakis (R-Fla.) and Cicilline have the latest attempt to prevent Turkey from getting F-35 fighter jets.
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Since passage of the 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, which included several get-tough-on-crime measures and a federal ban on assault weapons, a majority of members of Congress have embraced the NRA's extreme party line or they have been cowered by the NRA's perceived political clout.
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Despite the abysmal failure of "get tough" strategies to break cycles of violence in cities like Chicago, reformers of our criminal justice system in recent years have largely avoided the subject of violence, instead focusing their energy and resources on overhauling our nation's drug laws and reducing penalties for nonviolent offenses.
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BEIJING — President Trump has often said he is counting on Xi Jinping to do the right thing with North Korea, alternately praising and prodding the Chinese leader about enforcing tougher sanctions, and even holding off on his campaign promises to get tough on trade in the hope Mr. Xi follows through.
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Mr. Trump campaigned on a get-tough approach to China — a view that is shared by many Republican and Democratic lawmakers who see the country as a growing threat — but he must now balance that position with preserving the business ties that much of the United States economy depends on.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes28503 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.) — aims to expand voting rights, implement new ethics rules and increase transparency in elections, according to its proponents.
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Mr. Trump, who campaigned for president in 2016 on a promise to get tough on China, pushed his negotiators to rewrite trade terms that he said had destroyed American industry and jobs, and he imposed record tariffs on Chinese goods in a gamble to get Beijing to accede to his demands.
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The president also praised his get-tough approach with Europe, explaining that he was in the process of overhauling a trade relationship with the European Union that he said was unfair because it did not allow American farmers to sell enough chicken, cheese, beef and other agricultural products to European countries.
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So Gunnlaugsson's wife has money in a shell company, which was initially started as a joint investment with her husband, that claims to be owed money from the very Icelandic banks over which her husband's government has some legal authority — and that are among the foreign creditors he'd promised to get tough on.
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When President Trump took office on January 20, his supporters hoped he'd keep his campaign promises to get tough with China on trade and push it to deal more forcefully with North Korea; renegotiate or pull out of NAFTA; withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal; and dismantle the Iran nuclear deal.
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One of President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's consistent promises has been his pledge to get tough with America's trading partners.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.) who is also chair of the House Democracy Reform Task Force, and co-sponsored by bold, diverse leaders like Reps.
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The blouse is sent to washing machines, the gown goes to one of the 75 seamstresses lined up next to a wall of thread, zippers, buttons and other adornments in every imaginable colour and the silk dress makes its way to the "spotters": experts who know how to get tough stains out of delicate fabrics.
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"This is what happens in this country right now — unless you're willing to say that you're going to get tough on this stuff, on these atrocities — and these atrocities are horrible — but unless you as a politician are willing to do something about these atrocities then we're not going to elect you," Mr. Johnson said.
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The bill goes much farther than any previous congressional effort to get tough on the telecom that officials fear could be a conduit for Beijing's spying and could cause friction with allies including the United Kingdom and Canada, which are likely to allow Huawei to play at least a limited role in their 5G systems.
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By accepting a deal that accomplishes their goal of protecting Dreamers while also including support for increased border security, the Democrats will have a victory to point to in their preservation of DACA, while also demonstrating that they can get tough on immigration and that they are willing and able to compromise with the Republicans.
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As Mr Trump has said that he wants the nuclear weapons gone, and that the Singapore agreement will make that happen, he will either have to show progress towards that end, blithely lie about the end having already been achieved despite evidence to the contrary, or change his mind and get tough—which would presumably mean bellicose—again.
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While the new order relaxes some travel restrictions, administration officials argued it takes the same get-tough approach on people from countries it believes pose a terrorist threat to the U.S. "This executive order provides a needed pause, so we can carefully review how we scrutinize people coming here from these countries of concern," Sessions said Monday.
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Hillicon Valley: YouTube disables 21625+ accounts over Hong Kong misinformation | Lawmakers sound alarm over Chinese influence efforts | DHS cyber agency details priorities | State AGs get tough on robocalls | DOJ busts online scammers Nadler asks other House chairs to provide records that would help panel in making impeachment decision MORE (D-Calif.) said in a statement to The Hill.
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Hillicon Valley: YouTube disables 200+ accounts over Hong Kong misinformation | Lawmakers sound alarm over Chinese influence efforts | DHS cyber agency details priorities | State AGs get tough on robocalls | DOJ busts online scammers Nadler asks other House chairs to provide records that would help panel in making impeachment decision MORE (D-Calif.) said in a statement to The Hill.
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He said that the challenge of the group he was a part of in 2013 that negotiated the Gang of Eight immigration bill that passed the Senate was for there to be an "honest reckoning" for all sides of the table, including Democrats needing to get tough on illegal immigration while being welcoming to those already here.
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According to Mr. Trump's campaign, the proof of his commitment to the working class wasn't the auto bailout but the issue of trade: Mr. Trump said free trade was responsible for deindustrialization, and asserted that he would get tough on China, renegotiate Nafta and pull out of the trans-Pacific Partnership — two trade agreements that Mrs.
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Trump also got cheers when he said he would "get tough" with Pakistan, a country that has given birth to many terrorists and has been criticized for being less than wholeheartedly supportive when it comes to finding extremists within its borders — Pakistan is, after all, the country U.S. special forces infiltrated in the dead of night to kill Osama bin Laden.
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And while it was understood that you would avoid the kids going with the parents into a situation where they would essentially be in a jail, and that was the heart of this, it then was taken to a new level by the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, to really get tough and separate them, albeit, they argued, for limited periods of time.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.) introduced the legislation, which he and other Democrats have described as a comprehensive anti-corruption package that will set the tone for their time in control of the House.
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All of which is to say that while the subject of financial regulation is a sharply partisan and polarized one in Washington — with Republicans routinely charging the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial regulation overhaul of hamstringing the economy with red tape and excessive regulation — when actual wrongdoing comes to light, everyone is inclined to agree that it's important to get tough.
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We discussed the potential for rising M&A in the tech space, with a special focus on what Apple and the other giants are up to (hint: they are buying things), how well early-stage investors can make out even when deals get tough, the troubled situation at Uber, and, of course, a comment or two on the improving IPO market.
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Sitting in his wood-paneled office on Thursday, days after a fight over resurrecting a hard border between Bavaria and Austria that almost brought down the German government, Mr. Kurz said the only hope of preserving borderless, visa-free travel in Europe was to get tough on the Continent's external frontiers — a step that raises its own practical and moral issues.
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Kohler-Hausmann tells her story through three legislative case studies: New York's passage of harsh drug laws in 1973 (which construed drug use less as a medical problem and more as a criminal one); California's welfare reform of 1971 (and a similar "get tough" effort in Illinois); and California's 1976 criminal sentencing law, which dispensed with the "rehabilitative ideal" in incarceration.
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Ignoring ethical non-monogamy—open relationship and polyamorous set-ups in which people are honest with their partners that they're still presenting as available and looking for new lovers—in the monogamous tradition, when times get tough, or the relationship is over, but we're not entirely ready to admit it, the availability of Tinder has made it shockingly easy to see what else is out there.
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So far, Republicans have tried to avoid that problem by looking to the president for leadership — after all, if President Trump, who won the election with promises to get tough on immigration, said he'd be okay with a deal that met certain standards, it would provide political cover for members worried about their base and limit members' ability to introduce other issues into negotiations.
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John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffeHillicon Valley: YouTube disables 22019+ accounts over Hong Kong misinformation | Lawmakers sound alarm over Chinese influence efforts | DHS cyber agency details priorities | State AGs get tough on robocalls | DOJ busts online scammers Lawmakers sound alarm on China's disinformation campaign in Hong Kong President Trump is right: Mainstream media 'do a very good job' MORE (R-Texas), a member of the House Intelligence Committee.
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As with many other Trump-related concerns, the problem is tail risk — if nobody is minding the regulatory store, the odds of a catastrophic blow-up of some kind emerging down the road grow ever higher, and it's at least somewhat remarkable that after running a campaign that promised to get tough on global finance, Trump has in practice appointed a uniform slate of deregulators.
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"Months ago I spoke to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and I said, 'You should get tough on China on trade,'" Schumer said in the interview.
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" At the dawn of the Trump era, Politico Magazine senior writer Michael Grunwald suggested the new president could fashion his own version of compassionate conservatism, noting that Trump's "agenda to Make America Great Again is in many ways a big government agenda, with bleeding-heart goals like rebuilding infrastructure and reviving inner cities, as well as get-tough goals like beefing up the military and walling up the border.
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Incoming Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE and Representative John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes28503 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE penned an op-ed in the "Washington Post" about the bill on Nov.
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In a speech from the Rose Garden in May, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE announced a new blueprint to get tough on drug makers that choke out competition and policies that shield unfair monopolies.
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With a seasonally lousy period for stocks, it sure seems like an odd time to start a trade war, but some strategists appear to be clinging to the hope that Trump's get-tough policy on immigration and trade are designed to appeal to voters in the midterm election and that with a strong economy Trump can afford to press the issue for a few months, even if the market drops, then compromise after the election.
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Top Republicans were mostly mute, though a handful — including Representative Ed Royce of California, the retiring chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee; Senator John McCain of Arizona, the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, who has brain cancer; and Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, a frequent critic of Mr. Trump — urged the president to use the indictments to get tough with Mr. Putin when they meet on Monday in Helsinki, Finland.
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The legislation — spearheaded by John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes21625 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (D-Md.) with the support of Democratic 2900 co-sponsors — aims to expand voting rights through provisions including the creation of automatic voter registration, increased election security by pushing back on foreign threats and making Election Day a national holiday for federal workers.
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"I think the $64,000 question with Peter Navarro's new post in the White House for folks who are free traders is, 'Does his appointment show the White House will really get tough on our trading partners and get aggressive about imposing tariffs on our trading partners, or should businesses breathe a sigh of relief because the authority of this position is unclear?" said David Spooner, partner in the corporate department and co-chair of the international trade practice group at Barnes & Thornburg.
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John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2628 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE (Md.), Frank Pallone Jr.Frank Joseph PalloneLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks Hillicon Valley: FTC fines Facebook B in privacy settlement | Critics pan settlement as weak | Facebook also faces FTC antitrust probe | Senate panel advances 'deepfakes' legislation | House passes anti-robocall bill House passes anti-robocall bill MORE (N.
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Hillicon Valley: YouTube disables 28503+ accounts over Hong Kong misinformation | Lawmakers sound alarm over Chinese influence efforts | DHS cyber agency details priorities | State AGs get tough on robocalls | DOJ busts online scammers Nadler asks other House chairs to provide records that would help panel in making impeachment decision MORE (D-Calif.), the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, doesn't trust Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrBarr has booked ,22019 holiday party at Trump's DC hotel: WaPo Trump officially nominates Eugene Scalia as Labor secretary pick Democrats call on House committees to probe Epstein's 2008 'sweetheart deal,' suicide MORE.
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Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (D-Ill.), the chair of the Democratic Policy and Communications Committee, and John SarbanesJohn Peter Spyros Sarbanes2020 Democrats vow to get tough on lobbyists Mueller remarks put renewed focus on election security bills Pelosi: Trump 'is engaged in a cover-up' MORE, who chairs the House Democrats' Democracy Reform Task Force, laid out their party's strategy for going after a "culture of corruption" in Washington, particularly among those aligned with Trump.
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John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffeLawmakers offer bill to shore up federal cybersecurity Trump's roller coaster August: a timeline Hillicon Valley: YouTube disables 200+ accounts over Hong Kong misinformation | Lawmakers sound alarm over Chinese influence efforts | DHS cyber agency details priorities | State AGs get tough on robocalls | DOJ busts online scammers MORE (R-Texas) and Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaLawmakers offer bill to shore up federal cybersecurity GOP faces new pressure to act on guns Iran talks unlikely despite window of opportunity MORE (D-Calif.) will introduce a bill this week intended to modernize a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) program that ensures the cybersecurity of federal agencies.
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Reps. John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffeLawmakers offer bill to shore up federal cybersecurity Trump's roller coaster August: a timeline Hillicon Valley: YouTube disables 200+ accounts over Hong Kong misinformation | Lawmakers sound alarm over Chinese influence efforts | DHS cyber agency details priorities | State AGs get tough on robocalls | DOJ busts online scammers MORE (R-Texas) and Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaLawmakers offer bill to shore up federal cybersecurity GOP faces new pressure to act on guns Iran talks unlikely despite window of opportunity MORE (D-Calif.) will introduce a bill this week intended to modernize a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) program that ensures the cybersecurity of federal agencies.
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Hillicon Valley: YouTube disables 200+ accounts over Hong Kong misinformation | Lawmakers sound alarm over Chinese influence efforts | DHS cyber agency details priorities | State AGs get tough on robocalls | DOJ busts online scammers Nadler asks other House chairs to provide records that would help panel in making impeachment decision MORE (D-Calif.), Oversight and Reform Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsGOP Oversight report says Interior head met with group tied to former clients Nadler asks other House chairs to provide records that would help panel in making impeachment decision Nikki Haley voices 'complete support' for Pence MORE (D-Md.), Financial Services Chairwoman Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersNadler asks other House chairs to provide records that would help panel in making impeachment decision Bank watchdogs approve rule to loosen ban on risky Wall Street trades F-bombs away: Why lawmakers are cursing now more than ever MORE (D-Calif.) and Foreign Affairs Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelNadler asks other House chairs to provide records that would help panel in making impeachment decision Trump moves forward with billion F-16 sale to Taiwan Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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