And I will be a progressive President who gets results.
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Supporters say, why mess with a system that gets results?
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The NRA spends for a purpose, and it gets results.
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The sand tiger knows what it wants and it gets results.
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"Sometimes it is unconventional, but he always gets results," Sanders added.
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"Sometimes it is unconventional, but he always gets results," she said.
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"Sometimes it is unconventional, but he always gets results," Sanders said.
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And yet, if he gets results, well, should that be discounted?
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You are proving, repeatedly, that you are a badass who gets results.
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But there's no denying that the churn-and-burn strategy gets results.
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" The statement continues, "Sometimes it is unconventional, but he always gets results.
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Lam describe her as a relentlessly driven civil servant who gets results.
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"I am a progressive who gets results—and I will be a progressive president who gets results," Clinton said on Wednesday, adding at another point that, though young voters might not be for her, she will be for them.
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GORKA: It&aposs a different way of doing diplomacy, and it gets results.
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Machine vision may be quick and dirty sometimes, but it often gets results.
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But sometimes, as Jamelle Bouie notes, being an ally is what gets results.
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The winner: This round goes to Ms. Banks, for trolling that gets results!
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He was simply describing himself as an effective centrist, one who gets results.
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You too can be a reader who sends me emails and gets results!
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It&aposs the kind of at-home workout system that gets results, too.
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"We want to do what is right and what gets results," Pelosi said.
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Go deeper: #MeToo gets results: 75% of officials accused will be gone by 2019
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Known as the donkey kick, this move works your glutes and gets results fast.
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He campaigned for his current job by promising to be a conservative who gets results.
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If the voice actor strike gets results, it might inspire game developers to finally unionize as well.
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A recent deal to reform global mail delivery shows that a strong, principled negotiation strategy gets results.
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The president, his aides said, does not believe the United States gets results by lecturing other countries.
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Many owners tolerate Kraft's freelancing because he gets results and tries to keep other owners in the loop.
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He gets results precisely because he doesn't understand the point of ordinary political entanglements—of lobbyists, polls, or slick consultants.
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It rallies volunteer community support around underperforming students in Baltimore public high schools and gets results that defy all expectations.
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The Verdict: It's easy to see why this workout gets results: It's a total body workout and a total brain workout.
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There's nothing flashy about what Wendy's does with mobile ordering — it's fairly standard — but it puts in the work and gets results.
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Love it or hate it, the AARP gets results, and has been getting results for years for Americans near or already in retirement.
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If people in the Middle East internalized the lesson that violence gets results, they learned it from watching their own governments, not a cartoon.
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The country spends far less than we do, and gets results comparable to ours, but horror stories of long waits and denials of care abound.
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The U.S. Department of Education should set aside one percent of its higher education budget for evaluation to ensure the other 99 percent gets results.
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The Sanders assault clearly frustrated Clinton, who vociferously defended herself as a progressive who gets results and has spent decades working on children's rights and health care.
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"You know what, the fact of the matter is that when he tweets, he gets results," incoming White House press secretary Sean Spicer said on ABC's This Week.
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" An even more cosmic excerpt from the birthday month reads: "One of your most engaging talents is your ability to build the ultimate dream team that gets results.
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But it seems that, in reality, if a pollster consistently gets results that favor Clinton, it's deemed more "biased" — and Long Room changes the number further in Trump's direction.
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"Many constituents want to impeach the President, but we want to do what is right and what gets results," Pelosi said in an interview at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco.
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In the back half of our season we're going to bring some people back and make some big moves that will prove that the British Men of Letters way gets results.
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CIAM is emerging as a rare French activist fund that gets results: it profited by intervening in the takeover of Club Med, a tourist firm, by China's Fosun International two years ago.
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I've been using it for three years now and it's one of my favorite drugstore products — it's affordable, gets results, and saves me time and money on trips to the hair salon.
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Biden maintained that the voters want a government that gets results while Sanders said America needs a change to its power structure in order for everyone to get the help they need.
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Go deeper: #MeToo gets results: 75% of officials accused will be gone by 2019 Chair of California Democratic Party accused of sexual misconduct Congress has paid $17 million in sexual misconduct and discrimination settlements
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Throughout her campaign, Klobuchar had pitched herself as a pragmatic lawmaker who gets results: One of her go-to talking points highlighted how she's passed more than 20 bills during President Donald Trump's administration.
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"As he governs, he is realizing that the campaign talk doesn't fit neatly into governing and he needs a different approach, one that gets results," Christopher Ruddy, the Newsmax Media CEO who is close to the president, told Baker.
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The Education Department said that, as the city gets results, any outlet used for drinking or cooking where the water is found to have lead concentrations above the E.P.A. action level were being turned off until they could replaced.
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"As he governs, he is realizing that the campaign talk doesn't fit neatly into governing and he needs a different approach, one that gets results," said Christopher Ruddy, the chief executive of Newsmax Media and a friend of the president's.
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It creates an industry where a man who gets results will always be more important than the women he discriminates against, and a woman in a position of power will measure other women's worth by how well they can sweep it under the rug.
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It gets results: in Kenya, its biggest market, costs per pupil are $190 a year (parents pay an average of $84 a year), compared with $313 in government schools, and 86% of children score well enough to pass into secondary school, compared with a national average of 76%.
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The scale of her defeat — by more than 20 points — is likely to fuel signs of growing internal rancor in her campaign and complaints by Democrats that her message as a progressive who gets results is no match for Sanders' heady demands for a political revolution, which has inspired younger Democratic voters.
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The school gets results above the England average at GCSE and the eighth best in Cheshire. At A level it gets results above the England average. Following the September 2016 Ofsted inspection, it was rated Excellent, point four on a four-point scale."Alsager School - Inspection Report", Ofsted, Inspection 23–24 September 2009.
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"Sonopresse's Young Team Gets Results". Billboard F-11. August 12, 1978. Archive copy at Google books retrieved March 3, 2010.
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The Labor campaign was heavily based around Premier Mike Rann with Labor's advertising swapping between the mottos "Building South Australia" and, to a greater extent, "RANN Gets Results".Handout for Labor campaigners (PDF), Mumble.com, 2006. Retrieved on 4 January 2007.
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Hartley said Jordan is a "good person, because it takes a certain type of person who wants to be a physical therapist and really heal people." Jordan gives "tough love, but she gets results." She told About.com that she took the "tough love" approach from her own sister's physical therapist.
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Itpints is a search engine created by Pixelatom and launched in February 2009. Itpints gets results from sources such as social networks, newspapers, video and pictures sources. It can be used to follow what people are saying about a topic at the moment. The sources ItPints uses for its search engine are: Twitter, Friendfeed, YouTube, Vimeo, Reddit, Flickr, Digg, Plurk, among others.
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He occasionally lectures at the school and has contributed numerous articles to The Harvard Business Review and books, including Forbes's Learning From The Chief Executive Officer and Aligning the Stars (2002), which he co- authored with Jay W. Lorsch, which documents business strategy and organization. In 2011 he co-authored Give Smart: Philanthropy That Gets Results with Joel L. Fleishman. Tierney said of Give Smart: Philanthropy That Gets Results: "The basic premise behind the book is that there must be ideas relevant to philanthropy that have been proven over time, ideas that were as useful to Andrew Carnegie as they are to Bill Gates. One of the reasons [co- author] Joel [Fleishman] and I teamed up was that he has done extensive research on twentieth-century philanthropy, a lot of which he used in The Foundation ".
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Retrieved March 1, 2010.Ferran, Lee (September 29, 2009), "Woman Boycotts Bank of America, Wins" , Good Morning America, ABC News. Retrieved March 1, 2010.Pepitone, Julianne (September 29, 2009), "YouTube credit card rant gets results" . CNNMoney. Retrieved March 1, 2010. More recently, the bank has been criticized for allegedly seizing three properties that were not under their ownership, apparently due to incorrect addresses on their legal documents.
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Pratsky is not affiliated with any political party and has said that he will work with anyone who gets results. Pratzky believes that the unconventional gas industry puts clean air and water resources in Australia at risk, and argues that exporting gas puts upwards pressure on domestic gas prices. He also believes that employment opportunities have been overstated by the industry and by Government and that payments made to landholders have not been equitable, given that affected properties have in some cases been rendered unsaleable.
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Jeff Slade is a detective with the CID department of the local police force led by Kate Grisham; although unusually for such a position he is an armed officer, carrying a handgun as routine. Slade is a good detective who gets results although his approach is somewhat maverick and his methods do leave a lot to be desired and have more than once landed him in trouble. Amongst Slade's colleagues at the department is science officer Holly Turner who has a secret that Slade manages to uncover. Holly owns a working time machine that was built by her late father.
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"Illiteracy and Inner City Unemployment", Phi Delta Kappan, Jan 1986; "The Truth About Job Training Programs", Journal of Contemporary Studies, Winter 1984. He also argued for strategies of inner city entrepreneurship"Business in the Inner City", Harvard Business Review, November–December 1984 and inner city loan funds."The New Inner City Loan Funds", Planning, September 1986 After becoming EDD Director in 1999, Bernick continued to write about training strategies, particularly job ladders for low wage workers"To Rise Above, Upgrading the Skills of the Under-Employed", Milken Institute Review, 2001 and employment for workers with disabilities."Making Work Pay—For the Disabled Too", Milken Institute Review, Fourth Quarter 2003 His 2006 book, Job Training That Gets Results is an attempt to summarize lessons learned from the job training programs of the past 50 years.
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The Plane Makers focused on the power struggles between the trades union and the management on the shop floor of a fictional aircraft factory, Scott Furlong Ltd, as well as the political in-fighting amongst the management themselves. Patrick Wymark proved particularly popular as the anti-heroic Managing Director John Wilder, who was "a bully and a boor", who "is forgiven only if he gets results" . Wilder's nemesis in the boardroom in the third series was David Corbett (Alan Dobie), though he was supported by his long-suffering wife Pamela (Ann Firbank, standing in for Barbara Murray from series 2), his Sales Director and confidant Don Henderson (Jack Watling) and ever-reliable secretary Miss Lingard (Norma Ronald). In the first two series their task was to manufacture and sell their aircraft, the Sovereign, to an international market.
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Some of ONE VOICE's successes have included having companies such as Ally Financial, Muller Insurance and various car dealerships across the country remove commercials defaming Italian Americans. The Italian American One Voice Coalition Gets Results – Join The Fight To Defend Our Heritage ONE VOICE obtained an apology from Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne for making an insulting remark about Italians. ONE VOICE has worked to have small businesses remove offensive items to Italian Americans. ONE VOICE also fought to re-instate Columbus Day as a holiday in the Paterson, NJ School District; successfully lobbied the New Jersey Governor to revoke state tax credits given to the producers of MTV's Jersey Shore; joined with the Ancient Order of Hibernians to stop cartoonist Thomas Nast from being inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame because of his overly ethnic cartoons; and helped to prevent Jersey Shore from filming in Hoboken, NJ.
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Following the December 2019 House impeachment vote, Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced she would restrain from delivering the acts of impeachment to the Senate until Majority Leader Mitch McConnell explained the trial procedures. Pelosi indicated she would release the articles the week of January 13, after former National Security Advisor John Bolton indicated he would testify if subpoenaed, and unredacted emails from the Department of Defense (DOD) relevant to the Ukraine investigation were released.Pelosi gets results by withholding impeachment articles MSNBC, January 10, 2020 On January 15, the U.S. House of Representatives sent the impeachment resolutions to the Senate for trial. At least 11 million people tuned in to watch at least part of the first day of the trial on January 21, 2020.11 million tuned in to marathon first day of Trump impeachment trial By Bob Fredericks, New York Post, 22 January 2020 On February 5, 2020, the Senate acquitted Trump on both counts.
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