I felt like we were going against Trump, but we weren't going against injustice.
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A prosecutor didn't want to be seen as going against the church or going against God.
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"Going against the CDP would mean going against the Italian state ... that's different than just fighting Elliott," one of the sources said.
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So it's going against your best friend and at the same time for me going against the greatest competitor in women's tennis.
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Negating the effects of greenhouse gases and the importance of clean energy is going against life, or even worse, going against science and progress.
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"Here's the problem, when the president says — that we're the enemy of the American people, it makes it sound like if you're going against him, you're going against the country," Wallace said.
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Life's too short to be in an environment where you are unhappy because it's going against your values or it's going against who you are, and you feel you just can't be yourself.
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" Camping World Holdings: "Yes, I'm not going against Marcus Lamonis.
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Jenni's family still has an active lawsuit going against Starwood.
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In reality, the biggest thing going against Automata is time.
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You are going against the grain in every possible way.
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If we did we would be actively going against him.
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And going against the law is not what we need.
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There is no gain of going against the United States.
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Rajoy described the activists as "extremists going against common sense".
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MATT There were a lot of things going against it.
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Going against the traffic means I make it home fast.
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All the while, public opinion has been going against Beijing.
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We had a hard time getting anything going against him.
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So he was really going against the powers that be.
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It does not mean going against Trump or your base.
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It's going against everything he's believed politically for 30 years.
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But there's one food company that's going against the grain.
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We should have our allies with us going against the Iranians.
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But imagine the feeling of the chisel going against your skin.
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You have a lot of things going against us on durables.
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Nondrinkers can become overly self-conscious about going against the grain.
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Going against that will probably turn out to be a mistake.
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We're going against the grain and there's massive returns in that.
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Was it difficult going against your alliance to vote Zeke out?
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Countries going in the opposite direction are going against the current.
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Thank you, Jay Leno, because that's who we were going against.
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The general is simple — you know who you are going against.
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I'm still going against Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders every day.
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He will want to keep the momentum going against the Raiders.
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"Metal has always been about going against the grain," Sjöström concludes.
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Going out of the alliance would be going against the trend.
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But New Balance wants to find people going against those trends.
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They are going against 99% of evangelical Republicans who oppose impeachment.
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" He said: "They are going against the general direction of history.
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"With losing teams, you'd lose five or six games straight, and you'll have players going against coaches and coaches going against players — you'd have a dysfunctional team," Fish Smithson, a senior safety, said after a recent practice.
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Going against the Patriots, if not the greatest franchise of all time.
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And Ted Cruz going against his own party in an upcoming election.
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KING: It&aposs not like we&aposre going against Bob Goodlatte here.
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"I don't mind going against the grain in terms of my thoughts."
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"You're going against an opponent who has almost unlimited resources," Dewey said.
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And why is Mike Pence going against the top of his ticket?
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And going against this urban grain is costly in the travel business.
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Despite unprecedented media backlash and targeting, he&aposs going against historical trends.
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" Julia: "If I don't do my job, I'm going against the government.
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And, going against script in this game, Edelman actually caught the ball.
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This wasn't "jailbreaking," I wasn't going against the wishes of the manufacturer.
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She went from calling it the gold standard to going against it.
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Yet the heavy burden of going against what we believe was relieved.
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It's not coming from a place where he's going against an organization.
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Choosing the accuser often means going against the broader group or community.
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She is kind of going against the company edict there, you know.
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Conway agrees to help, once again going against his campaign manager's wishes.
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China's response to the prize illustrated the risks of going against it.
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"You've got a lot of things going against you," Mr. Gottsegen said.
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You are going against God's laws, therefore you are to be shunned.
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"The guys I was going against had 20 or 25," Judge said.
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"You're going against the tide," AFP President Tim Phillips told the crowd.
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Often that means going against the grain of current-day popular thinking.
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"That's the way everything is going against us right now," Jimenez said.
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Duke shot 2-for-13 in the early going against California's zone.
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You are going against everything that's happening because now that isn't happening.
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This going against the whole "forget your old life" thing (and also going against the Faceless Men's creed of only killing those whose time it is to die, which, sure), Arya is punished heavily this time and struck blind.
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The local politician gives a speech about cult leaders going against powerful women.
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And the pro-Trump media is going against the President on the bill.
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Success in investing often means going against the grain—and your own feelings.
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And you're going against a cult that maybe echoes what you don't believe.
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At one point, he jumped a median and started going against highway traffic.
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"It is a persisting trend of going against principles of Islam," Zamir said.
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Going against the past Vasectomies are a long-term approach to birth control.
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In the male-dominated world of cryptocurrency, IBM is going against the grain.
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This is like the Golden State Warriors going against a junior varsity team.
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Going against the grain in the region, López Obrador will seek to counter
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There was no possible way of going against it or fighting with it.
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That feeling like I'm a rebel, going against the grain so to speak.
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" • "By refusing to retreat, Mr. Staley is going against the grain in Europe.
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Success in this area requires going against the instincts of most congressional offices.
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"We've been going against the current in a lot of ways," says Hutchinson.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ), who have had no problem going against the president.
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So when he thought the election was going against him, it was rigged.
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This is going against job creation and a reliable part of a state's economy.
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I have to continue going against the grain, being the thorn in Hollywood's eye.
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" Classmate Angie Garling added it would "feel like you are going against your tribe.
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But Atlanta will take any perceived advantage they can going against the surging Packers.
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And I don't like talking about going against my community, but that is harmful.
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Wealthfront plans to keep going against the crowd of robo-advisors adding human helpers.
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He's going against the grain on this one: the average rating is a buy.
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Going against these teachings could lead to excommunication from the closed-off fundamentalist settlement.
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Going against black market rates, it's lost 99.4 percent of its value since 2012.
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"We're never going to be going against each other in that way," he said.
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It might also be worth going against the trend when it comes to currencies.
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He didn't get flustered and he kept the interview going against all the odds.
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It's an uphill battle going against the prevalent and historic casting problem in Hollywood.
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Military cooperation is not about going against these interests but instead finding common ground.
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"Going against popular opinion here, but YTA [You're the A--hole]," another commenter wrote.
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He was also housed alone, going against another facility procedure, according to The Times.
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Soon other characters follow suit, going against the grain of their own rough natures.
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It is fun going against a team like that and having an intrastate rivalry.
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That is an example of establishment characters going against the will of the people.
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You can, but you do so at the expense of going against the evidence.
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Members of the House have faced the prospect of retiring before going against him.
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People from poor areas who supported the government were going against their self-interest.
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The game progressed as you would expect with seven inexperienced players going against 11.
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Blocking things for going against your views is exactly what makes your filter bubble grow.
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Reversing state law and making legalized recreational marijuana illegal is going against the people's will.
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It's also going against the norm in other ways, as its latest diversity report shows.
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It's fun going against a really good team and being able to have some success.
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He plays a lot like me, and going against someone like you is always tough.
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By going against the grain in these situations, we're trying to reestablish freedom and autonomy.
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IMpower130 is one of eight trials Roche has going against NSCLC that rely on Tecentriq.
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They're also more confident in going against the grain rather than trying to fit in.
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But going against the grain wasn't exactly an easy choice for the 25-year-old.
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The country has many things going against it as it tries to make the journey.
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"Trump has been going against his base on a lot of things lately," Dooley said.
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Going against nativist political notions, tennis seems more inclined to crash or stretch the borders.
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He's built his success by going against the grain and waiting for an inflection point.
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Crocs are the epitome of going against the grain and this store was celebrating that.
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Like the Brancusi exhibition, Magma has been accused of going against the established art narrative.
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Gettleman is going against the grain, and the timing can only be described as bizarre.
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I just feel like being free is not going against anything you want to do.
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"We had some opportunities going against the No. 643 team in the country," Smith said.
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Save for a few select regions going against the grain—Northern Virginia, Southern California, etc.
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Some members of her church have responded aggressively, accusing her of going against God's plan.
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Those cases challenge laws seeking to keep electors from going against the wishes of voters.
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The district has a history of going against the party that holds the White House.
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The Maloofs are actually going against the betting trends on this potentially one-sided fight.
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In Alaska, he is going against the will of the people to target Bristol Bay.
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The result is a gorgeously full 'do that embraces wispy fuzz instead of going against it.
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"However, we're happier going against the grain to pursue our financial independence at an early age."
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He was a terrific man, but Luther Strange had a lot of things going against him.
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Appointing a prosecutor would also mean going against the recommendations of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Here was a professional sleep doctor, going against the sleep hygiene guidelines I interpreted as commandments.
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His tricks involve both embracing common sense when searching for flight deals and going against it.
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Solo already has a lot going against it, especially with the film's well-documented production woes.
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Going against the national trend: Storm Lake, like the state, went for President Trump in 2016.
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That's changing, but it's a battle going against what we used to think of as 'media.
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That's how you create change — the creation of a union starts with going against the grain.
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"Laurie is punishing me for taking your side and going against her," Monica explains to Richard.
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She's someone I greatly admire for going against the grain and speaking up for what's right.
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"They're going against the bedrock of antitrust law," said Marc Edelman, a professor at Baruch College.
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By thinking outside the box and going against the grain, successful people rise above their limitations.
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In doing so, Trump acknowledged he was going against his instinct, which was to withdraw altogether.
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The laws need to be specific about those who are polluting, those going against the laws.
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The Cubs are down to six remaining outs to get something going against the Cleveland bullpen.
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The TLT Treasury ETF Wednesday was also going against the grain, trading lower on the day.
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"There are people here that probably have concerns about going against the president," Corker acknowledged Wednesday.
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So these female powers come to fight these current systems, going against them in a way.
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"Clearly, being on a beach with hundreds of people is going against that recommendation," said Simanek.
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"To me, that's a real challenge and real accomplishment — it's like, I'm going against the best."
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W. Anderson is about going against the grain and trying to question ideas, politics and gender.
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Going against all odds and winning millions of dollars in an instant, the classic gamblers dream.
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I felt that I was going against the norm and I was paving my own path.
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"That was surprising, because it's going against the other trends in other demographic groups," she said.
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That transformation is even more baffling when you consider all the genre had going against it.
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However, he will be going against several U.S. allies' pleas to continue to honor the agreement.
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A Wall Street veteran is going against the market consensus by sharpening his economic slowdown call.
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"I think going against any team right now, we're pretty confident," Minnesota starter Hector Santiago said.
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"The level of resources going against this is pitiful," said Mr. Weber, the former Pentagon official.
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I kind of liked that part of it because he was going against a worthy opponent.
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"There have been no ballistic missiles going out," he continued, going against even the Pentagon's assessment.
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But as soon as you start trying to restrict people's freedoms, then you are going against feminism.
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And they all run the risk of going against Congress specifically for a project Republicans haven't prioritized.
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We're still trying to make waves, and even in some [people's] views, I'm going against the grain.
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Incensed users accused Poole of selling out, going against the ethos of the site he had created.
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Sunday's game included Central Florida coach Johnny Dawkins, a former Duke star, going against his alma mater.
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Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota, on the other hand, could not get anything going against Pittsburgh's stingy defense.
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Metal attracted us because it was outsider music, it was pissed off and going against the grain.
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They couldn't get anything going against Keller (2-43), who struck out six and issued two walks.
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To me, it seems like he is directly going against his own, published guidance, promoting unsafe operations.
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Moreover, the Liberals have done so through higher fiscal spending, going against conventional wisdom in rich countries.
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It's about just experiencing the new things, allowing them to happen, rather than just going against them.
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Weeks ago that would've been unthinkable, going against the sheer thrill of exploration that initially guided me.
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But going against Trump in this broadly conservative district on Pennsylvania's western edges is a different matter.
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HOW IS THAT THE FOX GOING AGAINST THE HENS, IF YOU WANT TO SAY IT THAT WAY?
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The RBI can't now move away from that line for fear of going against global financial opinion.
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"The Lord is telling me that you are going against His Word," someone blurts out during service.
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It seems like every story with robots involves them going against their programming and killing humans though.
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This way a picture book, for example, isn't going against a cookbook or an adult fiction title.
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By presenting Mr. Modi with this award, the Gates Foundation is going against its own core belief.
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And if I had cheered, you'd be killing me for going against the Kel, Lauren, and Ally.
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"The trial is super-important... the center and left in Israel is going against Netanyahu," Talshir said.
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Even arch-conservative justices would have to think long and hard before going against this prevailing view.
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Girls were told that if they defied Garcia's desires "they were going against god", the complaint says.
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"You have done an admirable job going against your own nature to raise this child," she tells Maleficent.
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Going against the Seahawks secondary, a passing game is already going to be hard-pressed for big plays.
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Girls were told that if they defied Garcia's desires "they were going against god," according to the complaint.
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I mean, she&aposs going against the security of her own people when she calls for this nonsense.
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Luckily, there's one upcoming collection that's going against the grain and spurring some serious nostalgia in 90s babies.
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His approach, based on bespoke research, gut feeling and a taste for going against the grain, divided opinion.
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"There has been intimidation - whoever doesn't go to vote is going against the government's will," the man said.
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But Warner said President Donald Trump could be going against that trend in his response to the attacks.
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With the Thunder going against the team with the NBA's worst record, their effort wasn't nearly good enough.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and anyone he viewed as going against his personal ideology and concept of America.
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LG is going against the tide, which is part of what's given it the boost of public approval.
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You're not going against your genes; you two are just exceptional — as we're sure your love is, too.
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"Everything she does is incredible," Peruvian Ariana Orrego told Reuters after going against her in the fourth group.
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"I reluctantly put the steak into the microwave, going against everything my Bon Appetit subscription has taught me."
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Disrupting expectations and going against widespread public opinion is not something that any justice is likely to do.
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Trump views himself as at his best when he is going against the crowd, bucking the conventional wisdom.
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So wherever Uber (or Lyft) went, it was going against "the system" and friction was to be expected.
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The administrator began reversing the proposal to ban the neurotoxic pesticide chlorpyrifos, going against all credible scientific advice.
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It had an awful lot going against us and it wasn't just [Manny] Pacquiao fighting a week before.
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Going against the church as a black person didn't just make you a non-believer, but a pariah.
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That trust, going against the self-interested instincts of the individual countries, is radically new in the world.
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Trent believes Rebbie and Jermaine Jackson are manipulating Katherine into going against Trent, although the endgame isn't clear.
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If I did that though, I would be going against what Sandberg thinks is a purpose of Facebook.
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"I know folks that lost tonight who were going against candidates I'd never even heard of," he said.
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There's a lot going against I Lost My Body, since it has to overcome prejudices on both sides.
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The defiant angles, going against the grain here, giving in there, and that upper lip, the hardest part.
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She started attending school in secret, going against what was typically expected of Ethiopian girls at the time.
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Going against the stereotype of sorority life, MKE includes women of different races, backgrounds, and, most significantly, personalities.
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Battles last year on tax reform and Obamacare did not involve going against sectors of the GOP base.
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I had so much going against me in the beginning: being black, being a woman, being a female rapper.
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And also going against a horrible history of over-seeing white actors and under-seeing otherized people and minorities.
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While Pittsburgh batters struggled against Lester, the Cubs had chances but didn't score in the early going against Cole.
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If the NHL is out to screw nontraditional teams, this will solve the issue of calls going against you.
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He rebels against this anti-intellectual culture, and joins a resistance group, going against his former captain (Michael Shannon).
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"We have a comprehensive code of conduct and laws, so anyone going against that faces the music," Karemire said.
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I take responsibility for going against that—but I can't really blame ABC and Disney for what they did.
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Gudia Khan, Fulwano Noor Bano, and Nazama Begam are going against tradition and working to help support their families.
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"She must redouble her energies ... if she is to avoid significant boardroom decisions going against UK plc," he said.
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"What we've been telling Daniel is that part of Daniel's development is going against Darryl every day," Wright said.
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Her final act of teenage rebellion going against her father's wishes and participating in her Catskill resort's dance routine.
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The teams meet again on Friday with Pittsburgh's Trevor Williams (1-0) going against Cincinnati's Luis Castillo (0-1).
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A confluence of factors going against Wall Street banks has their stocks outpacing the declines of the broader market.
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"I don't agree with going against the family," Khloé, 32, chimed in and agreed with her brother-in-law.
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"You have done an admirable job going against your own nature to raise this child," Queen Ingrith tells Maleficent.
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The U.S. maternal mortality ratio also rose between 2005 and 2013, going against a global downturn in maternal deaths.
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Bob Goodlatte, going against the moderate immigration profile the Republican is looking to cut ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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And while Peloton has had success selling home-based equipment, it's going against the prevailing trend in the market.
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"Sadly, the US is going against the same beliefs that made it the great country it is," Adimi said.
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"It definitely helped me out going against him every day, knowing you can't have an off day," Harris said.
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Mrazek, going against his former team, pushed his regular-season winning streak in PNC Arena to 12 consecutive games.
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"We were keeping up with the Joneses, but we were going against Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes," Pratt said.
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We had community against community, town against city, families going against each other, we've got to reunite our country.
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Diego Costa thought he had a little breakaway going against the Russian defense, but the offside flag is up.
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New Age advocates, staunchly opposed to practices going against the natural course of life, spread petitions preaching alternative therapies.
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ROME — The patient had won national swimming championships in his youth but now had a lot going against him.
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That means couples of the same gender or gender-neutral couples can participate, going against the rules of BYU.
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"We were lucky to get a peek at him going against the real thing in the N.F.L.," Reid said.
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But the campaign has a track record of going against the wishes of artists who want to cut ties.
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"The Turkish electorate," he said, "is capable of resisting or going against a strong leader when it is necessary."
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Going against the current, like a salmon with arms, requires furious pumping of limbs while balancing in choppy waves.
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"You don't think that going against these guys, with all the talent that they have over there," Marleau said.
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So Massachusetts is really going against the grain, showing that the fight for LGBTQ rights is far, far from over.
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"I guarantee he will be there," he said, going against Phelps claims that Rio would be his last Olympic Games.
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Escobar got the two-out rally going against VerHagen with a single and advanced to third on Herrera's base hit.
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Some deals have required civilians to leave their homes for aid and protection, going against basic principles of humanitarian relief.
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Despite the very good performances in Little Women, the miniseries does have one massive issue going against it: the competition.
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But there are signs that both are picking up, and the November number is going against the trend, said Swonk.
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PLANK: We have built our career on going against established brands and so there is nothing new or different here.
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And it's difficult for me to imagine one individual going against the entire, arrayed institutional force of the US government.
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If you're going against them, especially in such a high-profile manner, then you would expect to get called out.
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"The new governor is going against many things that were in place under the previous administration," the hotel employee said.
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As long as there remains a motive for the fatwa, any leader going against that will find itself in isolation.
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And this is going against a 2016 U.S. crop that was 173 percent larger than that of the previous year.
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It might be hard going against the grain at first, but you'll always find people who are like you eventually.
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"I was going against players who were 30, 35 years old, and I was the only one fasting," he said.
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And nobody is ever going to know because we're never going to be going against each other in that way.
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These days, he says that Trump's critics are going against "God's plan" and may be influenced by — who else — Satan.
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His first ruling drew notice for going against Republican House managers who were presenting the case for a Clinton conviction.
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" GrubHub: "Oh, my friend, that space is too competitive because they've got that DoorDash going against them, shooting against them.
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If he plays out the season, he'd be risking the possibility of a new collective bargaining agreement going against him.
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It was great that Canadians, Torontonians, got to see their very best going against the world's very best at the time.
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And the Supreme Court tends to avoid going against its past decisions unless there is a powerful reason for doing so.
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Mr. Thiel, a co-founder of PayPal and an early investor in Facebook, has a reputation for going against the grain.
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He was nervous about going against ownership's wishes, particularly by taking a high school player who some viewed as a risk.
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Tim Locastro got the inning going against the third Giants pitcher, right-hander Sam Dyson (2-1), with a leadoff single.
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"It's two bigwigs going against each other, arguably the two best quarterbacks in their era," Broncos defensive end Antonio Smith said.
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One bishop is reported to have said that if he opposed the FN, he would be going against half his flock.
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"We were keeping up with the Joneses, but we were going against Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes," Spencer tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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"It's the world he knows — going against MVPs, future MVPs, All-Stars every night," Spoelstra told the Miami Herald of McGruder.
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In certain ways, the fact that he's going against the law and being a vigilante is close to being an anarchist.
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Going against State Department protocol, the president-elect continues to speak to foreign leaders on a personal line and without preparation.
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"Just because he was always very, very supportive of her doing what she wanted and going against the grain," Turner said.
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Apple has repeatedly tried to make its case for going against the FBI's demands to the public and to the courts.
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But if Game of Thrones doesn't suffer a penultimate season slump, it'll be going against a bunch of TV history precedent.
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Facebook said in March that the research firm improperly harvested the data of 87 million Facebook users, going against its policies.
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Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), the panel's chairman, asked if he would have any problem going against the person who appointed him.
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"They have phony witch hunts going against me, they have everything ... and all we do is win, win win," Trump said.
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And their continued support will keep the insurgency going against the Iranian-backed Bashar Assad regime — for them, the real target.
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Tim Ryan (Ohio) is going against party leaders and calling for a business friendly agenda ahead of the 85033-midterm elections.
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Grant said she was told by school administrator John Wilson that she was committing adultery and going against the Ten Commandments.
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A top police official recently said they should be crushed on the highway for going against the state to protect villagers.
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They may judge that the benefits of engaging with Kim outweigh the risks of going against your policy of maximum pressure.
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Going against the Vikings (1-1-1), a team with terrific depth at wide receiver, that could be a real issue.
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So if her campaign fails to listen to its own staffers of color, it's going against one of its core messages.
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Sharon Crawford, a multisport athlete from Colorado, is still competing, still going against gravity and against the grain, at age 26.2.
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"It is going against the grain to get to 30 without ever having had a long-lasting romantic relationship," she said.
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"Boris has upset the apple cart in going against his party leader," said ETX Capital currency trader Richard Wiltshire, in London.
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I met parents along my route who were going against the grain, and valuing their daughter's educations, and that was refreshing.
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Facebook disclosed in March that the research firm improperly harvested the data of 87 million Facebook users, going against its policies.
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If she votes against the deal, she is going against leadership in her party and in the largest federation of unions.
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The forward-looking analysis was also decidedly dollar-neutral, going against many other forecasts of a further weakening dollar in 2018.
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He said the nations would lose respect in the international community and there would be consequences for going against UN wishes.
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It's very important for the women's movement to find what we have more in common than what we have going against us.
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Charles is definitely still in the learner's permit stage of its development (like, it's going against traffic pretty often), but getting better!
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"What I've learned is that if you train hard, you can offset some of what you've got going against you," she says.
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" Listening to the song years later, Curtis understood the lyrics were about "being poor and thrift shopping and going against the grain.
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Goldman is going against the herd, as most economists believe the weakish jobs report for August ruled out a September rate hike.
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In a post-release interview with Entertainment Weekly, Johnson explained his attitude toward setting up a new story and going against expectations.
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Because creating a standout, fresh look sometimes means going against your instincts and with a contrasting color or super-dark, goth lip.
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I would hope that was the reason it was invented, to empower the outcast to feel comfortable in going against the norm.
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Democratic lawmakers accused Trump of going against his campaign promises, since he repeatedly attacked Wall Street while he was running for president.
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"We have another big challenge going to Atlanta this week, going against a very good football team," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said.
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"I remember one moment when I was going against the pile of the carpet and I couldn't move at all," she says.
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Is this the first sign of Betty's rebellion, going against what her mother wants, even if it's not what she truly wants?
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Despite a reputation for going against the general trend on safety calls, Hamilton echoed his rivals in expressing concern about the kerbs.
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Casting the vote involved Ocasio-Cortez going against her own party: The bill earned the support of 100 Democrats and six Republicans.
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In New York City's housing court, it's usually a team of lawyers representing the landlord going against a tenant, unrepresented and alone.
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On February 22, 1956, 114 protesters, including Parks, were arrested for going against the bus segregation laws during the Montgomery bus boycott.
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Minutes later, Ri would accuse the U.S. of going against Trump's directives agreed upon at Kim and Trump's historic summit in June.
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And you saw people really having a difficult time going against President Bill Clinton when the economy and the numbers were good.
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The move has been criticised by EU institutions, human rights groups and the local opposition as going against the rule of law.
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She offered to post bond for the jailed revolutionary Angela Davis in the early '70s, going against the wishes of her father.
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Substitutions can allow authorities to accept the drug as a medical need rather than going against the country's religious or moral code.
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A: We started to see how resilient he was as a person, in a time when people weren't going against the grain.
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" Mr. Dombrovskis called Italy's budget "consciously going against commitments made" and said "the ball is now in the court of Italy's government.
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Millions of dark money dollars would pour in for TV ads blasting Mr. Manchin for going against the wishes of their president.
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But I also believe that it could have done without killing General Soleimani, which ultimately will end up going against American objectives.
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"We were keeping up with the Joneses, but we were going against Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes," Pratt told People in 2016.
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The Oilers will play the defending Western Conference champions, the San Jose Sharks, while the Flames are going against the Anaheim Ducks.
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"They have phony witch hunts going against me," Mr. Trump said nearly an hour into a speech that veered off script repeatedly.
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"My gosh, they're all going against the wind, the wind's 120 knots out of the west," one of the pilots then says.
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He's going against the grain of established paleoanthropology and doing it in a way that brings in young scholars and social media.
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Going against a boss, especially one as powerful as Ailes, requires organizing, even if the goal isn't necessarily to form a union.
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Boylen had removed the guard from the lineup in the early going against the Heat, citing a trio of "egregious" defensive mistakes.
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His decision to not run for re-election has also allowed him greater flexibility in going against his own party at times.
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After he refused to practice and underwent unauthorized surgery to address the issue, going against the team's opinion, the Jets released Osemele.
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Tanaka denies it and says he has and will continue to turn away people of all races for going against his standards.
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Actor Esai Morales is going against the grain in the Latino community -- admitting he's giving serious thought to voting for Donald Trump.
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The [smart]watch… is sort of going against that trend or that desire that people have just to take short little digital breaks.
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With Velvet Buzzsaw, Gilroy similarly asks whether the hunger for new art, fresh faces, and good investments justifies going against an artist's wishes.
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I think Jacqueline feels she put her neck on the line for you, by going against Teresa and Joe's wishes of embracing you.
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As for Simpson, he was "using all of his media contacts to get a smear campaign going against Magnitsky and myself," Browder said.
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Unique in the marketplace, Tesla wins for the brand by doing what Elon Musk famously does all the time: going against the grain.
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Going against accepted wisdom is basically how Tesla, and all of Elon Musk's businesses, have been founded and how they continue to thrive.
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But other scientists aren't so sure, saying TRAPPIST-1 still has much going against it in terms of its ability to foster life.
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In short, the prospects of this happening are contingent on Amazon going against its hyper-capitalist nature, making these long odds indeed.[Bloomberg]
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It took them awhile to get going against Dylan Covey, who gave up four runs on seven hits in 03 1/3 innings.
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Lester will be going against 2.443 American League Cy Young Award winner Corey Kluber in the opener of the best-of-seven series.
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They had multiple factors going against them, but one of them was that no one went to them to have anything repaired anymore.
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Be true to who you are, even if it means going against pressure from others, and the opportunities, relationships, and money will flow!
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He switched his vote on the tax cut bill, going against his past pledges about his commitment to keeping the deficit under control.
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These were all badass women, going against the norm of the sugary-sweet pop that had dominated the airwaves in the years previous.
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A dozen Republicans supported it, but it was defeated anyway thanks to 13 Democrats going against it—most notably New Jersey's Corey Booker.
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Companies are having to decide whether it is better to succeed by complying with a stereotype, or risk failure by going against type.
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Others mocked Fauci for touching his face, going against some of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's earliest guidance about the virus.
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The trial was epic, with two titans going against each other: William Jennings Bryan for the prosecution and Clarence Darrow for the defense.
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As my colleague Jeff Stein points out, superdelegates are politicians, and going against the will of the people jeopardizes their chances at reelection.
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But Cardinals Pell, 77, and Errázuriz, 85, the other oldest members on the council, had much more than their age going against them.
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By honoring India's divisive and authoritarian prime minister Narendra Modi, the foundation is going against its professed belief of considering every life valuable.
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Ultimately, standing by India in Kashmir means standing by that vision – and going against the core values of the United States of America.
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In the early going against Butler (19-7, 7-210), the Pirates appeared headed for another blow to their regular-season championship pursuit.
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In the early going against Butler (24-234.8, 203-220), the Pirates appeared headed for another blow to their regular-season championship pursuit.
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"Assad was going against a norm we have observed since World War I," when chemical warfare was first used on a widespread basis.
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I think a lot of the risk that President Trump faces with going against a Democratically controlled Congress, that chance is pretty remote.
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Smart's feelings about the difficulty of going against a strong religious background to find a true identity for himself are no-doubt valid.
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The one-off results are unusual, to say the least—going against the common-sense notion that a print is an image multiplied.
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MP: Do you feel like you are going against the grain in your attempts to, as you say, "bring art to the masses"?
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Malick makes abstract films that go against Hollywood's superhero obsession; Cutrone chooses to star on reality TV, going against the snobby fashion grain.
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" Another said that antifa activists are simply "going against this idea that a certain group of elite get to have control over everybody else.
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Pierre Moscovici, commissioner for economic affairs, told CNBC Tuesday that rules can be interpreted in different ways, but Italy is currently going against them.
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Also, I think against Chicago, Rodgers found a matchup he liked with Adams going against some reserve corners and he kept picking on it.
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This was after the Greek government announced additional spending in pensions - a policy seen by creditors as going against what the bailout program states.
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Women, often dressed in cosplay as Overwatch characters, become something to poke fun at, going against everything the original song and video stood for.
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Darden was depicted as going against Marcia Clark's wishes by asking Simpson to try the gloves, a decision that appeared to sink the case.
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"Going against Breanna, you have to be so fundamentally sound, every move perfect, or she's going to block you," Shepard said after the loss.
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He acknowledged that some may knock this arrangement for going against the principle of meritocracy, but he said critics should consider two key points.
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Wayfair is a real competitor, and I have to tell you: the shorts who have been going against Wayfair forever have been dead wrong.
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But if this just happened to white people, here come everybody, going against -- going into the situation to see how we can solve it.
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Anything that is seen to be going against their creed, including comments about the prime minister, brings out the "Internet Hindu" mob in force.
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In another twist, Roberts will be going against his former teammate, Alex Cora, who is now the first minority manager of the Red Sox.
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And their argument that they&aposre going against these huge players like Amazon, Google, Netflix, Facebook even, really, we thought was a red herring.
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RALEIGH, N.C. - The Boston Bruins see no reason for significant changes with the way the Eastern Conference finals are going against the Carolina Hurricanes.
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He really didn't have much margin for error, really any margin for error at all going against Kershaw, who had it going pretty well.
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As president of Planned Parenthood, Richards has faced her share of struggles going against men who don't believe her organization is doing important work.
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Trump received a congratulatory phone call from Tsai on Friday, going against decades of America's "one China" policy of foregoing diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
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The ACLU of Northern California called out the Clovis Unified School District's decision for directly going against a state law that protects gender expression.
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"It's always a good test when you're going against a guy that's probably going to be wearing a gold jacket one day," Humphrey said.
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There is not only new leadership of the party but a new movement in America and you won't win going against this red wave.
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Trump has since warned that such an act would be "foolish" and suggested that the lawmakers would be punished politically for going against him.
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Yet a look back at the first year shows how much this president can achieve, even when everything seems to be going against him.
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GAMBLE: The Hill's Naomi Jagoda reports: Going against conventional wisdom, Bernie Sanders is betting Democrats will be open to his message of higher taxes.
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We obviously had trouble getting anything going against (Rays RHP Jake Odorizzi), and Starlin with one swing of the bat put us on top.
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Our first game plan meeting is Wednesday, but I think for DT going against our corners, that's going to be somewhat of an advantage.
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Meanwhile, Biden is far more moderate on the issues, going against the two senators as they push proposals on Medicare for All, for example.
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It said Mugabe confronted the army chief about his ties to Mnangagwa and told him that going against Grace would cost him his life.
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Going against yourself — feeling that urge to lash out with the low angry insult, and instead rising upward with the loving and understanding response.
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The diversity is great, but it's about that, "I don't care, I'm going against the grain, it doesn't matter who's in the way" mentality.
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Going against free for a more expensive product is interesting and fun for us on the outside—it sets up a bit of competition.
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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — In-Kyung Kim stood on the first tee at the Women's British Open and seemed to have everything going against her.
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And as the episode ended, Cole (going against the strongly stated wishes of Luisa) appeared with Joanie, dropping her off for an hourlong visit.
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After striking out nine and 12 in his first two starts, he kept the tally going against the Phillies, fanning eight in seven innings.
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" "He's been very supportive of it, and if a Missouri politician votes against the bill, they're clearly going against the will of the people.
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"How do you earn your stripes before going against the president?" said a top-ranking Republican operative tied to a third party GOP group.
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Some may argue that regulation could reduce or remove layers of privacy, going against one of the central tenets of crytocurrencies, according to Hall.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer knew he was "going against the grain" when he came out in favor of Keurig Green Mountain buying Dr Pepper Snapple.
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The forced retirement of judges has been criticized by EU institutions, human rights groups and the opposition as going against the rule of law.
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Its variety of tempo and texture, perhaps going against Ms. LeCrone's proclivities, prompted her to build up a larger force despite her customary attenuations.
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On some trade and business regulation issues, Sanders Democrats will build alliances with the Trump wing of the Republican Party, going against the establishment.
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You have a small number of people with a huge potential gain going against a large number of people with a small potential individual loss.
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Considering he's never had to win on his own merits before I wouldn't bet on him delivering his first victory with headwinds going against him.
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"Modern fashion in India is inspired from tradition — it's adding and modifying the fashion, and not really going against or breaking any rules," Karvinkop says.
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"To me, this is breaking all the rules, this is going against any of the typical history books and elections of the past," she said.
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On Tuesday, the L.A.-based artist took to social media to share her ongoing ordeal as an independent brand going against a huge international enterprise.
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It should be noted that going against Congress on government spending isn't impossible — just extremely difficult, and carries the risk of legal and political backlash.
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Notably, it lets the user see who has expressed interest in them without having to reveal themselves — going against Tinder's signature double-blind matching model.
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But going against outdated style tropes isn't always as easy as just pairing blue with black or wearing crop tops when you're told you shouldn't.
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The legal despite split the group in two, with Creole going against his brother Melle Mel and signing to Elektra Records with Flash and Rahiem.
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Mass murder is generally bad, but it's also kind of what the Ironborn do, and going against her Targaryen ally would mess with Yara's queendom.
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Unsurprisingly, the two didn't really care that they were essentially going against health and safety laws by refusing to put the masa in the refrigerator.
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"Meghan did not break royal protocol when her bra showed, as accidents or wardrobe malfunctions are not considered going against dress code rules," Meier explains.
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While the ICJ has no means to enforce any of its rulings, going against the decisions of the court could further harm Myanmar's international reputation.
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Ultimately, I'm more comfortable backing Brady than going against him, but I would keep this game as far away from my Eliminator pool as possible.
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JD is going against companies like Alibaba that enlist a consortium of third-party contracted couriers rather than hiring their own to keep costs down.
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Going against the Solicitor General and hearing a case where there are no circuit splits signals that legal sports betting is just around the corner.
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I was trying to figure out how I could balance the two and make myself happy without going against what I was conditioned to believe.
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The big picture: Ultraconservatives and Saudi authorities have been continuously going against the kingdom's efforts for top-down reforms as women become apprehensive of driving.
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If your spot in the fantasy postseason is secure, consider grabbing him for your lineup, or at least to prevent him from going against you.
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Moderate Texas Republicans think twice about going against party leadership, and legislation that might seem unimaginable at the national level lands on the Governor's desk.
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"I like going against guys who I'm not usually supposed to be matched up against and doing pretty well," Jones said in a telephone interview.
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THAT THEY WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY DON'T SEEM TO BE GOING AGAINST WHAT MAY HAVE BEEN LIKE A CAMPAIGN SORT OF A PLEDGE?
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But he is going against his own grain to race in "the Hobart," which can be a rough, sleepless ride on the way to Tasmania.
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"The Gripen E ensures that Gripen as a brand keeps going against the Rafale, Typhoon and F-35," said Francis Tusa, editor of Defence Analysis.
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Can you each talk about that, sort of this administration and their thoughts about this, and is there any organization to going against big tech?
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The most upvoted (but later deleted) reply to that comment echoed the sentiment: This is the first time I'm really going against a proposal of his.
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They don&apost want the president going against their incumbents and ultimately the president needs the team that&aposs in office now to pass his agenda.
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Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said U.N. Security Council resolutions had clear rules on North Korea's missile launches and China opposed it going against those rules.
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Fashion is all about going against the grain and celebrating it, the Chuck II's are made for creatives and rebellious culture, which is what I represent.
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The actress is known for going against the grain, even going for a simple, dainty engagement ring while most trends skew big and over-the-top.
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In the eyes of the modern Republican Party, every member owes the president their personal loyalty, and there is no greater sin than going against him.
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But as Feinstein noted in her opening statement on Tuesday, Kavanaugh has been open to going against precedent in the past where abortion rights are concerned.
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"In this league, I'm playing against however many former national players of the year, and going against the best competition every night," said Stewart, per ESPN.
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The only thing he has going against him is that he's not the most famous of the cast members and he will tell you that himself.
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The decision of Rastafarians to wear locs also stemmed from the desire to provoke society, by going against the norm and sending a message of difference.
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That being said, Suge could file a petition with the court, but we're told the likelihood of a court going against the Sheriff's Department is slim.
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" Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., tweeted that Moore was "going against my father and doing a disservice to all conservatives across the country in the process.
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Going against the grain, energy stocks rose 0.5 percent despite Brent Crude oil futures falling to their lowest level since December 2017 on concerns of oversupply.
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"There are two things going against these local supply chains," said John Gray, associate professor of operations at The Ohio State University's Fisher College of Business.
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Dorer added that while other companies raise capital to buy back stock and generate value that way, Clorox's management prides itself on going against the grain.
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And for banks, many of which forecast disappointing earnings reports next month, it's one more factor going against them in what has been a painful 2016.
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Any president naturally wants a vice president who is a loyal team player, rather than someone who is constantly going against the administration and causing trouble.
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Innovation is a major part of what drove Newell's outstanding earnings beat, especially going against what Wall Street might say is "right" for the retail space.
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"I know folks that lost tonight who were going against candidates I'd never even heard of," Virginia Republican congressman Scott Taylor told the New York Times.
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The prospect of a Democratic presidential candidate going against a Republican who denies the existence of human-caused climate change should increase passions on the issue.
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Moore on Thursday said his decision to run is "not going against" Trump, but Trump Jr. made clear that the president does not support his campaign.
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"For so long, we had a characterization of what we thought coaches were, and now a number of coaches are going against the grain," Dungy said.
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"Being quiet is just not in his nature," the friend said, adding that Cohen has so far been going against his "natural instincts" by laying low.
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Yet still he seemed to score points with some senators and media outlets for going against Trump in pronouncing climate change to be a real thing.
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"If he thinks things are going against him, if he thinks he's going to lose, he's going to claim it's all rigged against him," Kaine said.
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Financial setbacks and going against the grain of Nigeria's conservative principle aside, Akuson's focus is in one direction and he is doing it boldly, and unapologetically.
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For Troy, the idea of going against the grain and coming out publicly as someone who wants to sing in the school musical is absolutely terrifying.
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"You're kind of at a disadvantage as a consumer going against these big complicated systems that don't always have your best interest at heart," she said.
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So, North Korea's efforts to develop a covert enrichment program later that decade, while going against the spirit of the deal, did not technically violate it.
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A lot of "Star Wars" fans took issue with "TLJ" for going against the grain and betraying so many things about "TFA," the Jedi, and Luke.
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Ojeda says that they may just be afraid of going against the wishes of a major economic power that has given them substantial, much-needed aid.
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But the Brewers, who have scored their last 13 runs via home runs, couldn't get much going against Cole, who stranded his final four base runners.
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In her criminal justice plan, Harris said she no longer opposes the legalization of marijuana and outside investigations for police shootings, going against her prior positions.
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Breaking Bad completely changed how everybody thought about Cranston, to the degree that when he plays funny now, it almost feels like he's going against type.
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Apart from the GOP's deregulatory fervor, piecemeal privacy rules face the broader challenge of going against the grain of a digital advertising economy worth billions of dollars.
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In the end, he is who the voters chose, and going against the popular winner would surely be met with intense backlash and accusations of being undemocratic.
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Stricter Regulations Government officials who are skeptical of marijuana but also leery of going against public opinion can use regulation and red tape to slow commercial pot.
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Going against the grain of this status quo bias, which exists at other media organizations as well, is going to be a major challenge for Bernie Sanders.
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" Clue number one that they may have dated: "I want my baby to have your eyes, I'm going against my own advice / Should I do New York?
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I knew that MY BODY would change, but I did not let the fear of these things effect me to the point of going against my spirit.
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It also means going against neoconservatives in limiting the United States' role abroad — refusing to get dragged in foreign conflicts while prioritizing America's deeper issues at home.
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Fraudulently applying to journals still operates in a moral grey area, going against scientists' honor codes, but might be okay for a journalist or a private investigator.
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" As far as the classic MDLNY feuds go, it seems Gold and Serhant are going against each other this round, with Serhant threatening, "You should watch yourself.
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This may even involve going against the idea of a rate hike, which many had pegged at a more than 90 percent chance of occurring in December.
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It exaggerates the state violence of the time, with scenes of soldiers confronting miners with guns and frequent threats of execution for anyone going against the KGB.
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"It was about going against what I'd come from, which was a band where I was the singer, the main composer and the band leader," explains Schechter.
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"I'm going against what I believe to show you that I care about you so much that I will not lose you," he told her, voice cracking.
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This is a decent reminder that going against the consensus when markets get stretched to extremes can pay off for those willing to ride the scary swings.
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Montana is known for going against the grain in national elections, but that doesn't mean outside groups haven't tried to boost their candidates and influence the race.
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Trump sides with Democrats The President backed the Democratic deal on the debt ceiling and government funding -- going against Republican congressional leadership and his own treasury secretary.
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Representative Regina Cobb, a Republican, sponsored the children's health care amendment, going against many of her colleagues, including the House speaker, David M. Gowan, who voted no.
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Spokesman Nick Merrill took to Twitter to accuse Sanders of making a "character attack" on Clinton and going against his pledge not to run a negative campaign. .
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Tampa Bay, which trailed 4-43 in the eighth, got the rally going against closer Joe Jimenez (3-7) when Travis d'Arnaud reached on a throwing error.
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"Every day there's a new story about the way Trump is flouting the norms of the presidency and going against the will of the voters," Sweeney said.
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There were no occasions in those cases in which he favored a criminal defendant, going against a fellow judge and Democratic appointee who sided with the government.
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I think this play is about people living in the unknown, and really needing answers, and going against better judgment, logic, or relationships to find an explanation.
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Los Angeles, which started the season 13-4, had a tough time getting much going against a spirited effort by the defense of the Jets (5-10).
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Now that meant going against one of the fundamental elements of the old code of the Vory, which was you never, ever, ever cooperate with the authorities.
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Jane Kleeb, who leads the Nebraska Democratic Party, wrote on Twitter that Mr. Ricketts "is going against the teachings of the church" on the matter of executions.
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But it accused American officials of "going against the intention of President Trump" and trying to sabotage the summit deal by demanding that the North denuclearize first.
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Italy was the first European Union country to ban flights to and from China on account of coronavirus, going against the recommendations of the World Health Organization.
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They're saying "We hear you" and "We're annoyed with what we hear," and then going against their critics just to be edgy and part of the conversation.
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When I was open, I didn't really have a great touch, but down the stretch I had to get going against a tough-playing, hard-playing team.
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With a 24-25 tie going against reliever Clay Holmes (24-2), Shed Long led off the 11th by reaching on first baseman Jose Osuna's fielding error.
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Abortion-rights groups expect the court to strike down the Louisiana law, arguing that to do otherwise would mean the Supreme Court going against its own precedent.
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The official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) last week accused the US of "openly going against" the "atmosphere for detente" created on the Peninsula by the Olympics.
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With a 24-25 tie going against reliever Clay Homes (24-2), Shed Long led off the 11th by reaching on first baseman Jose Osuna's fielding error.
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With a 5-5 tie going against reliever Clay Holmes (1-2), Shed Long led off the 11th by reaching on first baseman Jose Osuna's fielding error.
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Some investors see Japanese government's involvement in Toshiba's restructuring as going against the spirit of corporate governance reform, but Fischer said he wasn't necessarily troubled by that.
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"We are not going against anybody or any officer of the C.I.D. We are just following the rule of law," Mr. Gunaratne said in a telephone interview.
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" Alibaba: "I happen to think that Home Depot is terrific, my charitable trust owns it, but I'm not going against Alibaba because they had a good quarter.
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They lost probably the best defensive big man in the game, and they're going against the duo of Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan, who can be devastating.
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It's worth remembering, however, that historically, the average citizen in China has not been rewarded for going against the grain, and the government still patrols internet activity.
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If the deal goes down due to a combination of Democrats voting against and Republicans on the right going against it, the question is: What happens then?
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"There's so many things that may be going against Serena, and she thrives on that, and she loves that, and that's when she comes through," said Evert.
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I think going against either of them in the final three would not have boded well for me because of the level of game play that they had.
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Not a luddite, but someone who's trying to be really intentional in going against the grain, and because of that he feels like kind of an outlier perspective.
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The EU made the unprecedented move on Tuesday to reject Italy's draft budget for next year, saying the country's government was "consciously and openly" going against its commitments.
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"As a Christian, I believe God has created us male and female and it would be going against my Christian convictions to encourage them in transgenderism," Kluge said.
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Trump seems to actively like going against the advice of his staffers, either because he's playing them against each other or just to reinforce that he's the decider.
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Then again, considering Bourdain's entire schtick is going against the grain, it's kind of only right he'd harshly criticize one of the most well-received films of 2017.
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We eventually learn her high crime was going against girl code by abandoning her new friend, Ana Torres (Francia Raisa), when Ana got dangerously drunk at a party.
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In the early 20th century, Begum Waheed Jahan Begum and Sheikh Abdullah founded the university's Women's College, going against the mindset of most Muslim families of that time.
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" He said that SoftBank's investment in Flexport, "is not so much about going against Amazon, but supporting everyone else that needs a better solution and needs some scale.
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That's what makes his nomination a fight that Democrats — going against the grain of Senate norms, which typically encourage senators to treat their colleagues gently — want to pick.
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Using this mechanism is not technically a class-action lawsuit, but it's an effective loophole for people to meaningfully impact the company without going against the arbitration clause.
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Yet, for all of those factors going against them, a quieter-than-expected sold-out Gampel Pavilion saw the Gamecocks lead... 29-28 late in the first half.
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When President Richard Nixon decided to open up relations with China, he was going against the longstanding orientation of the Republican Party, the Pentagon and the State Department.
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It showed that Teddy Roosevelt, who had created this public image as a trust buster who was going against corporations, was really in the pocket of big business.
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We also have the privilege of being able to surround ourselves with a parent squad who share our values and also struggle with going against our cultural upbringing.
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"Going against Aga, you have to be ready or be ready to go home (and) I was able to do everything that I needed to do," she said.
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Khalidov, the best middleweight to never fight in the UFC, is 37 years old and he looked phenomenal in the early going against the young light heavyweight champion.
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Norway's currency shot up after its central bank, going against the grain, raised interest rates and signaled a 50-63 chance another hike will follow by mid-year.
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"I feel like I would be going against the very basic principles that the Virgin Islands has fashioned for itself, along with my principles and conscience," he said.
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Where commerce is concerned, that creates a problem: Is it better to succeed by complying with a stereotype, or risk failure in the market by going against type?
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Both players began the match in the same form in which they had earned straight-sets semifinal wins a day earlier, with few points going against the server.
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"When you had serve-and-volleyers going against baseliners, that was more of a complete and obvious contrast," said Tracy Austin, the precocious champion who faced Navratilova frequently.
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Going against the warning of those closest to me, I had returned to a relationship that was never going to work, despite my best efforts to control it.
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Still, they appreciate President Trump for fighting the fight, especially when it involves going against the wishes of his own party and the customary norms of presidential behavior.
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According to her, neither of us stopped crying until, going against hospital procedure, a nurse lifted my brother's wrinkled pink body and laid him down in my incubator.
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Trump campaigned as a trade skeptic, going against his own party and winning the states of Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania — a first for a Republican candidate in decades.
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By going against the wishes of the majority and triggering a powerful backlash, Mr. Leung has committed, in the parlance of Chinese communism, the sin of ultra-leftism.
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The majority of museums adopt the position of going against private collectors publicizing their collections at a museum as a way to enhance the value of their collections.
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That same dynamic could also be a benefit for industry groups, which may be able to rout a proposal by portraying a change as going against public sentiment.
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But Trump is ignoring that process and seemingly using his power to play favorites and reward allies, even if it means going against his own broader policy agenda.
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One of the people told a group of girls that if they went against the desires of Mr. García, "they were going against god," according to the complaint.
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Except Milwaukee was going against their own grain and putting together an intriguing squad built around Jabari Parker, Khris Middleton, Giannis Antetokounmpo and throwback big-man Greg Monroe.
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European Commission Vice-President for the Euro and Social Dialogue Valdis Dombrovskis said in a statement Tuesday that the "Italian government is consciously and openly going against commitments made."
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February 18, 10 - President Obama chooses Clancy to be the director of the agency, going against recommendations to bring in an outsider to help the Secret Service implement reforms.
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The central bank was also concerned that going against previous guidance that it would increase the CCyB only to 1 percent in November would surprise banks and financial markets.
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BAML, which has a history of going against prevailing market sentiment on South Africa, sees the rand at 13.50 to the dollar by year-end from 11.92 on Friday.
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But even then it is by no means clear that pro-lifers would get the result they long for: the court tries to avoid going against its past decisions.
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We open in a post-coital moment with Manfred (François Arnaud) as dawn breaks in Midnight, a place where nothing feels as good as going against your father's wishes.
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The company posted an update on its Kickstarter page, announcing the end of the campaign: Project CSX has always been about going against the norm and trying something different.
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She's young — just 21 to Bekah M.'s scandalous 22 — and she's totally herself, even if that means going against the grain of how people typically approach the show.
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"If we don't do this, we'll be going against the tide of history," said Chiang, who is also a member of the investment committee and a Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
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Make no mistake: Sanders knows that by not calling for Trump to be impeached, he is going against the wishes of the most liberal Democrats who comprise his base.
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His three-hit effort snapped a four-game, nine at-bat hitless streak, but came on a night when his teammates couldn't get much going against White Sox pitching.
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Arezzo, which already has a Schutz store on Madison Avenue, is going against a tide of dwindling manufactured exports from Brazil that has afflicted even its once-booming shoemakers.
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Most of the lowercase devotees I chatted with admitted that, far from going against the grain, lowercase is the prevailing norm now on their personal Twitter and Tumblr feeds.
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"Doing away with the legal basis under which we're going against ISIS today, before we've implemented and put in place another one, to me is not prudent," Corker said.
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"For the layman it's not a huge shift, but you can see there are more votes that are going against" management, said Nick Dawson, managing director of Proxy Insight.
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"This was expected," said José Eduardo Cardozo, the solicitor general in Ms. Rousseff's government, arguing that Justice Mendes was going against judicial precedents laid out by the high court.
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But Brathwaite and the AJASS collective were blatantly going against the ladylike conventions of the time, which even other Black nationalists weren't always down with in the early 60s.
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Cam Newton's going against the Pittsburgh Steelers on the field ... but he's standing united with the city Thursday night ... honoring the synagogue shooting victims with "Stronger than Hate" cleats.
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Chiefly, Trump must decide whether to carry on with his predecessor's sanctions-driven policy toward Russia or to scale it back, potentially going against the judgment of intelligence officials.
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The match was billed as a clash of styles with Townsend employing the serve-and-volley game that baffled the fourth seeded Halep going against the hard-hitting Canadian.
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Colyer, meanwhile, brought up Kobach's history of being fined by a federal judge for going against a judge's orders and misleading the court on a Kansas voting rights case.
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Her experience echoes those of others who have spoken out during the #MeToo movement and demonstrates the pitfalls of going against powerful institutions like the N.F.L. and its teams.
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And I think just expressing that to a wide audience on its own is kind of political because you're going against everyone who says that you can't feel that.
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"I was a lone wolf in Minneapolis going against Microsoft, where there was about 10 of them to me," Mularkey said in an interview with a Nashville radio station.
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Getting a spacecraft going against gravity fast enough to get into orbit takes dozens of times the spacecraft's own weight in fuel, which is why rockets are so big.
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On top of that, Biden, who is going to be the nominee, was the reason you had the impeachment process, because Trump tried to get investigations going against him.
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He is facing 37 charges, including stirring public discord, going against the ruler and being active in the Muslim Brotherhood — all of which are considered crimes in Saudi Arabia.
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With the series tied at one game apiece, the Yankees will host the Astros for Game 29, and they will have their best starter — Luis Severino — going against Cole.
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Japan talking only about sanctions on North Korea rather than dialogue will be seen as going against United Nations resolutions, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Japanese counterpart.
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"It's not something you really notice while you're practicing, but if the defense is out on the field going against the scout team, you can see stuff going on."
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The House on Thursday voted down a defense policy bill provision that would have taken out language preventing a new round of base closures, going against White House wishes.
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Goodwin's fearlessness even while going against a Seminoles frontline that includes the 6-foot-10 Isaac, 7-foot-1 Michael Ojo and 7-foot-4 Christ Koumadje was evident.
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Great restaurants, local musicians performing in the concourses, and some of the best views of the planes coming and going against the backdrop of Mt. Rainier and the Olympics.
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If I have T-Mobile and I'm able to stream my Netflix for free or whatever it is without going against my data cap, that doesn't sound so terrible.
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We applaud McDonald's for bravely going against the grain of real social progress, and for taking on a cause that is as devoid of substance as their menu items.
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McGowan is the first high-profile figure who has spoken out against Portman but joins the growing discourse going against the actress after people commented on her cape on Twitter.
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"These students are sacrificing relationships, they're going against their families, and they're perhaps having to move away from their families to be able to do what they're doing," she says.
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It was his misfortune to be going against Guerra, who 2993 days earlier had allowed two runs on three hits in Pittsburgh in what became a 3-2 Pirates victory.
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They predict the euro will end next year at $1.20, going against the growing calls for parity (it hit a one-year low below $153 last week) or even lower.
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Johan spares Tenma out of gratitude, but the doctor abandons his normal life in order to take responsibility and stop Johan, even if that means going against his Hippocratic oath.
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Even if you, a night owl, have the best intentions to try to will yourself to be a morning person, waking up early is going against your physiology, he says.
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"Tiger and I have had some great duels in the past, and I look forward to the challenge of going against my longtime friend yet again in 2019," said Els.
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"Those people are not only going against the Bangladesh government but are also making ARSA responsible for their own crimes," the group said in a video statement posted on Twitter.
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Jordan Woodard and Ryan Spangler hit critical shots that kept the Sooners going against the nation's top-ranked team, which was on the ropes several times in an epic clash.
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"Central banks look increasingly accommodative and no one seems to be going against that trend ... which supports all asset prices," said Morgan Stanley's head of European rates strategy Anton Heese.
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But rather than rule on the merits and risk going against the president, the easier route for Republican-appointed judges is to deny standing to those challenging the wall funding.
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We've been desensitized by the sex and violence in premium-cable shows like Deadwood, Rome, and most notably, Game of Thrones, but Westworld seems to be going against that trend.
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All three were going against the will of their party, and McCain's vote — which came towards the end of the late night gathering — drew audible gasps throughout the Senate chamber.
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Her words earned her dirty looks from other parents, according to Kolberg, likely for going against a commonly held lesson — that kids should always be told to share their things.
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The EPA administrator also faces allegations of racking up excessive travel and security expenses and going against the White House's wishes to give raises to two aides, among other accusations.
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According to Human Rights Watch, some 1,000 women in Pakistan are killed each year over issues relating to family honor, the idea of going against conservative values governing women's modesty.
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The appellate court's opinion could have been summed up in a sentence: We are going against several decades of judicial authority holding that Title VII does not cover sexual orientation.
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If you think the Red Wings are due for a turnaround, their PDO through 19 games is 193, so that's not a strong indicator the bounces are going against them.
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On Monday, an editorial in the state-run tabloid The Global Times criticized the international community for going "against the Chinese government" and jumping to conclusions before authorities announced findings.
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A win or a close loss on the road might take some pressure off Shurmur and Manning, and with Beckham going against a soft Atlanta defense, that is a possibility.
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If a member can gain a lot of favor with the leadership while mildly going against her district, his increased power will probably benefit the district in the long term.
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Katherine Sharkey, an associate professor of medicine at Brown University, believes that going against the body's natural tendencies may be the real culprit behind the health issues some owls experience.
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The New Topographics, in their landmark 1975 group exhibition, were going against the sentimental landscape photography typical of such photographers of the American West as Carleton Watkins and Ansel Adams.
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"Each and every week, I feel like I'm going against the best receivers every game, and I was able to shut them down as much as I can," Gilmore said.
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That leaves us with a playoff team from last season that is still trying to find its passing game going against a rebuilding team that has enormous holes on defense.
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" Another aide from the early stages of the Trump campaign, Sam Nunberg, said hours before the speech that he believed any troop build-up "is going against a campaign pledge.
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In a state with some of the most restrictive laws around abortion and some of the most lenient concealed carry laws in the country, Anderson is going against the grain.
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Kawhi Leonard (10/1) Here's what Kawhi Leonard has going against him: five-time All-Star LaMarcus Aldridge is his teammate and Mt. Rushmore member Gregg Popovich is his coach.
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The two friends (and, let's face it, lovebirds) set out on their own to get to the bottom of the murder, going against police and putting themselves in even more danger.
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For example, a new consent flow, announced by Facebook last month, has been accused of being intentionally manipulative — and of going against the spirit of the new rules, at very least.
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BUCHAREST, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Romania's parliament approved double-digit average wage rises for state employees in the education and healthcare sectors on Monday, going against government recommendations ahead of a Dec.
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"We were very lucky to find a Chinese hero who was actually taking the lead in combating wildlife crime and going against poachers and traffickers and getting them arrested," says Ladkani.
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Mueller has spent almost his entire career working for the Justice Department, so it's hard to imagine him going against nearly 50 years of the agency's understanding on this legal issue.
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At one point, Kraus offered to make the sacrifice and propose — going against his core values — but Lindsay told him not to, knowing he would probably just resent her later on.
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"When you see stuff like that and you're a player, and you're going against a guy who's brass and kinda cocky, you're gonna want to give him a little extra juice."
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Parliament's lower house is expected to approve the bill later this month and while some provisions have been slightly toned down, the bill would still apply retroactively, going against European norms.
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Eastern Conference Finals: Cleveland Cavaliers over Boston Celtics Western Conference Finals: Houston Rockets over Golden State Warriors NBA Champion: Houston Rockets over Cleveland Cavaliers We begin by going against the grain.
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"It would be a nice challenge to make a collection that could be shown on the moon, or somewhere else where gravity is not always going against the material," she said.
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The Bulldogs, who led wire to wire in a 62-45 victory against Louisiana-Monroe last Thursday, had a tighter battle on their hands in the early going against the Privateers.
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Every year, it seems, hockey seeks out new rivalries, whether it is McDavid going against Jack Eichel of Buffalo, or Matthews versus Patrik Laine of Winnipeg, or now McDavid and Matthews.
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OSLO, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Norway will not tighten existing rules for mortgage lending to households, the finance ministry said on Friday, going against advice from the Nordic country's Financial Supervisory Authority.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Japan talking only about sanctions on North Korea rather than dialogue will be seen as going against United Nations resolutions, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Japanese counterpart.
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So the fact we have a difference of opinion on those things kind of works out—we rely on both going against each other and being in sync with each other.
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Following Epstein's death, reports surfaced about MCC going against normal protocol, including incidents of guards reportedly sleeping on their shift, Epstein being housed alone, and the prison facing severe staffing shortages.
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Hollywood films like "Blade Runner" and "The Terminator" franchise have instilled in us a sense of dread at the thought of an AI going against its programming and turning on humans.
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Koizumi spoke to some of the difficulties of going against the grain in a society that still values devotion to work above all else in its men on his personal blog.
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The spread, however, is a bit excessive for a run-centric team like Baltimore going against an opposing quarterback, Ryan Fitzpatrick, who has been known to put points on the board.
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Still, they couldn't keep it going against the Cowboys as Dallas obliterated them on both sides of the ball, all but ending their hopes of making it back to the playoffs.
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Rogers, to Stark's utter disappointment and shock, joins the fight on Barnes's behalf — going against his teammate to put his own friendship and past above his heroic duty and their friendship.
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" — Rick Owens, fashion designer Read more: The Lighter Side of Rick Owens "I had so much going against me in the beginning: being black, being a woman, being a female rapper.
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He has seen retirees going against the traditional advice of having a paid-off mortgage in favor of renting, and considers it to be a smart financial move in some cases.
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But he also left the door open for a standard to be decided in the future, going against justices who argued the Court should never get involved in state electoral politics.
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Here's the bottom line: Going against conventional financial planner wisdom, I recommend my clients do make the extra payments on their mortgage in an effort to have it paid off before retirement.
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They were being investigated for smuggling, but because her brother worked as a police officer, he was also accused of being a spy, an umbrella term for someone going against the regime.
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The Evoke Vaporizer is designed to look good when displayed on a desk or coffee table, going against the trend for making vaporizers discreet by disguising them as pens and so forth.
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"At the beginning, it was easy to achieve their objectives, but then, as time went by, those organizations were going against the wind," senior economist at the World Bank John Baffes said.
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Comey notified Congress anyway, going against what an agency official said was longstanding Justice Department and FBI practice to not comment publicly about politically-sensitive investigations within 60 days of an election.
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Comey notified Congress anyway, going against what an agency official said was longstanding Justice Department and FBI practice to not comment publicly about politically sensitive investigations within 60 days of an election.
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Now you have non-state actors that can be empowered and then how do you go back against a non-state actor because you're not going against something that's territorial in nature?
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BUCHAREST, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Romanian parliament committees approved on Monday a bill to help Swiss franc borrowers convert their mortgage loans into leu currency at historical rates, going against central bank recommendations.
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Mrs Merkel grew up as the daughter of a Lutheran pastor in communist East Germany, a position that implied going against the prevailing order of society, albeit mostly in a quiet way.
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Going against the advice of his military and national security advisers, Trump on Wednesday announced the "full" and "rapid" withdrawal of US military from Syria, declaring that the US has defeated ISIS.
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Burry caught a lot of heat from his hedge fund investors for going against the grain and taking a short position against mortgage-backed securities because it didn't fit with the norm.
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The New Vanguard After years of hardship, the 46-year-old musician has become one of jazz's premier bandleaders by going against the grain, and by letting his music speak for itself.
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Armed groups "have every interest in troubling or going against the good understanding between religions," said Rinaldo Depagne, West Africa project director for the International Crisis Group, which advocates for global peace.
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On almost every single concern, Congress — whether it's the misnamed People's House, or the Senate, laughably mischaracterized as the world's greatest deliberative body — is going against what most of the country wants.
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Posts on Weibo, China's Twitter-like platform, purportedly showed people lining up at night outside pharmacies across China to buy Shuanghuanglian, ironically going against the authorities' advice to avoid congregating in public.
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But after British voters decided in a June referendum to leave the bloc, leading Prime Minister David Cameron to step down, going against the outcome of the referendum seemed politically toxic. Mrs.
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"But it is nonsensical to think that this in anyway is a solution to the problem, since you are literally going against the current of human and economic incentives to migrant north."
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"That's what you have to do when you're going against LeBron," said Cavaliers forward James Jones, who has been with James since he went to Miami and won his first two titles.
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I think Trump means that Moore had a bunch of things "going against him as far as women," and then quickly transitions to how men can be sexually assaulted by women too.
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If the economy continues to grow this year and voters are optimistic about their personal pocketbooks, President Trump's economic policies could trump the historical trend in midterm elections going against a president.
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Yeah, I think some of it was luck, Peter Conn would tell you back in 1996 when he made that decision and was very much going against the grain at that time.
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It won't be an easy divorce, and going against Trump could prove to be an extraordinarily risky move for Breitbart, which has grown in national name recognition largely because of Trump's base.
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She was criticized for going against the suggested Time's Up all-black dress code -- but Nicholl says Kate's dress was likely pre-ordered months ago and custom-made with her pregnancy in mind.
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With that much money going against a market that still has a solid fundamental underpinning, a "short squeeze" could be just the thing that allows equities to undo the damage from this month.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, backed Cabán, Meeks criticized the two presidential candidates and implied that they were going against the will of local black voters in endorsing the progressive candidate over Katz.
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Going against the judgment of European counterparts, the president withdrew from an Iran Deal that breathed life into an Iranian economy squeezed by sanctions and kept Israel in a well-funded Hezbollah's crosshairs.
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Especially... a lot of people talk about the Atlanta scene, saying it sticks together but if you really look at the earlier days of Atlanta it's like everybody was going against each other.
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Their propensity for going against the grain has made them routine targets of conservative media, and last month their differences with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spiraled into a highly publicized, contentious intraparty battle.
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The rollback will save industry $13 million per year, BSEE said, without sacrificing safety or going against any of the recommendations that grew out of the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon disaster and spill.
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Venezuelan Attorney General William Saab condemned Guaido's actions on Thursday, describing the young opposition leader as US officials' puppet going against the will of millions of Venezuelans who chose Maduro as their leader.
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Excerpts from Woodward's book and the op-ed rocked the White House on back-to-back days earlier this month, with both describing staffers as going against certain orders and suggestions from Trump.
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She has so much going against her, but having her photo published in the NY Times (print as well as on the web) has changed the way she walks and interacts with people.
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"You've got to recognize in this endeavor — from a capital standpoint, you're going to be deprived of the big spenders, because no one's going to risk going against Donald Trump," Mr. Sanford said.
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"This is an unpardonable provocation going against the aspiration and desire of all Koreans for the country's peace and reunification and aggravating the regional situation", the North's official KCNA said in a commentary.
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Defenders José Giménez and Diego Godín scored late goals to give Atlético the win in a game in which video review played a key role, with two big calls going against the hosts.
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Hope all the LOS ANGELES Clippers fans don't get too pissed about this ... 'cause one of their own, DeAndre Jordan, is going AGAINST L.A. saying the Astros are gonna take the World Series.
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The 31-year-old former public defender ran her campaign on going "against the machine" — refusing to take corporate money and seeking to transform criminal justice from a punitive system to a restorative one.
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If Trump is really serious about going against his history and combating racism in all forms, anti-Semitism included, he could start with two actions: discard the idea of exempting white terrorists from prosecution.
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Kanye taking a controversial approach by showing his support of Trump is almost cliché at this point, especially with his belief going against the mainstream ideology, at least the traditionally liberal Black artist mindset.
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Going against a more limited consumer pool, a higher price point, requiring investments in other ways — 4K TVs, what have you — that is a strategy that for us, candidly, is a bit too limited.
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And given Nintendo's history of going against the grain, it's no surprise that now that it's finally taking e-sports more seriously, it's doing so in a very different way compared to its competitors.
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Known on Capitol Hill for going against the grain of his own party, Amash gave a reply that was a clear escalation from what have been more usual responses of "concern" from congressional Republicans.
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And in that war, unlike the fight against ISIS, the U.S. was going against Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's large numbers of conventional armed troops in the field -- readily detectable targets separate from civilian populations.
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McGraw's known for going against the grain in the country music biz -- he's a gun control advocate and publicly supported Obama in the past -- so it's not too hard to read between the lines.
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The penalty that Republican members face for going against Trump and the fact he will be impeached anyway without their votes creates a classic collective action problem that gives them no incentive to impeach.
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MORE (Ariz.) — praised Trump for going against his "instinct" and delegating the decision to his generals, who convinced him that victory could be had in the 16-year war that has spanned three administrations.
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Going against the Advisory Council's advice, as is their wont, the government did include NOS in the list of newly controlled substances when the Psychoactive Substances Act came into force in May of 2016.
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FYI -- Drake and KD are solid buds despite their teams going against each other in the Finals last season ... and Drizzy was very emotional in the crowd when Durant went down with the injury.
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He also criticized Jay-Z after the rapper entered into a partnership with the NFL — a moved criticized by many as going against the protest movement started by Colin Kaepernick's kneeling during the anthem.
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Thom Tillis, a vulnerable Republican who initially refused to support Trump's declaration of a national emergency to help fund the border wall, is another lawmaker who experienced the consequences of going against the president.
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A study published in 2017 tracked 13 mountain lions and filmed their behavior, finding that the animals would sometimes share kills or overlap territories -- going against conventional wisdom of mountain lions as extremely territorial.
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Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo announced the release Friday, telling reporters that the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department was "going against normal protocols" by issuing the report, due to public interest in the case.
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It won't be an easy divorce, and going against Trump's inner circle could prove to be an extraordinarily risky move for Breitbart, which has grown in national name recognition largely because of Trump's base.
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So far, the appeals haven't been very effective, but there were signs of discord within the ranks that suggest some are willing to enlist in the cause, even if that means going against their leaders.
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Any law forcing Facebook, Google, or Twitter to change the way they rank information would likely be a clear First Amendment violation, going against the amendment's stipulation that Congress can't impose freedom of speech restrictions.
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Yau told CNN she had hoped to complete the oath taking today, and blamed pro-Beijing lawmakers for "letting their electorate down" by going against their previous condemnations of filibustering and protests within the legislature.
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Forty years later, Mr Zingales is making himself unpopular again, going against the grain by inviting Steve Bannon, the president's former chief strategist, to a debate at the University of Chicago on globalisation and immigration.
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So I don't blame voters for feeling like okay, it's okay to vote for me, but then having something interrupt that thought process and their decision being put on hold and eventually going against me.
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With the series now tied, a deciding Game 7 will be played Wednesday night at the Verizon Center in Washington, with the defending Stanley Cup champion Penguins going against this season's Presidents' Trophy-winning Capitals.
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However, at the same meeting RBI Deputy Governor Viral Acharya said there was no need for liquidity infusion for non-banking finance companies, going against Jaitley's call for the same after the recent debt crisis.
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"The reason why the track has done so well is because it's a reflection of a much wider and deeper mood in society today that's going against what the Conservative Party is doing," he said.
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And while going against the Vikings defense is a considerable challenge, the Brocktopus did little to prove to himself up to the task, completing just four of 18 passes for 45 yards when under pressure.
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"If (herders) are apprehended grazing openly, we fine them and we prosecute the herders in court for deliberating going against the law," Edward Amali, Benue state director of livestock services, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And, going against the grain of doing things offline (he was once appalled by social media), Jacobs has adapted to a more technologically savvy way of life, and is now very active on the interwebs.
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If Facebook won't change its algorithms for fear of going against its wildly successful revenue model or expand its Trending Topics product, it needs to implement better features to help diversify the content we see.
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Aidan Dun has more going against him than most: an idiosyncratic exponent of what Aldous Huxley called "the perennial philosophy," the mystical traditions he feels most at home with are the Celtic Church and Rastafarianism.
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On some issues, most prominently in seeking better relations with Russia, Trump and Bannon are going against the dominant balance of forces that is aggressively hostile toward Russia, but not necessarily opposing a core strategy.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Sunday repeated a threat to cross into Syria, going against U.S. wishes, if Turkey's conditions for a safe zone in the northern part of the country are not met.
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But with Djokovic now the reigning champion at all four Grand Slam tournaments, the results speak for themselves, which is the way Becker, going against his own grain, seems to prefer it at this stage.
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For some reason Google decided a pulsing white light would signal the camera is recording, going against a half-century of established color-coding by eschewing red (red actually indicates the camera needs a reboot).
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The 73-year-old former president and Nobel Peace laureate spoke days after French President Emmanuel Macron said Poland was going "against European interests" and German Chancellor Angela Merkel called Poland a "serious issue". 3.
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Some Republican senators will conclude that voting against an Obamacare repeal is dangerous, regardless of their own beliefs, since going against the party line could cause many voters to question their faithfulness to conservative principles.
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Accordingly, going long volatility would be a staunchly contrarian bet, going against the grain of current investor thinking, while BAML also suggested "long BRIC/short FAANG" and "long bonds" as trades for the contrarian investor.
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Thursday's Senate action marked the second time in two months that the Republican-led Senate has supported a measure going against Trump's foreign policy, although legislation to change his policies has yet to become law.
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On Thursday, North Korea's foreign ministry issued a scathing statement accusing some (unnamed) members of the Trump administration of "going against the intention of president Trump" to improve relations between the US and North Korea.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Council President Donald Tusk, formerly Poland's prime minister, said on Thursday that changes to the judiciary carried out by the government in Warsaw are "backward", going against European values and risking marginalizing Poland.
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Last July, the European Commission opened an unprecedented investigation into the rule of law in Poland – a procedure that is started when there are concerns that a particular country is going against the EU's democratic values.
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The one character going against the come-together grain, meanwhile, remains Cersei (Lena Headey, at her imperious best), who doesn't seem to mind seeing much of the world burn as long as she winds up surviving.
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The Accidental War is set after the events of the Naxid War, which saw Senior Captain Lord Gareth Martinez and Senior Captain Caroline Lady Sula exiled after going against the Terren Fleet's traditions during the conflict.
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But the numbers are going against Trump so far: the U.S. trade deficit was $44 billion in August, for example, above the monthly average of $42 billion in 2016, Barack Obama's last full year in office.
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Anne Sheehan, head of corporate governance at California State Teachers' Retirement System, which backs the additional climate reporting, said Exxon's letter suggests the voting is at least very close and may be going against the company.
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The running-back-by-committee approach of LeGarrette Blount, Jay Ajayi and rookie Corey Clement failed to get untracked versus Seattle, but could get going against Los Angeles' 27th-ranked rush defense (122.8 yards per game).
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The North Korean foreign ministry last released such a statement in August, accusing unnamed members of the Trump administration of "going against the intention of president Trump" to improve relations between the US and North Korea.
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Despite tattoo culture's rise in popularity and acceptance in mainstream culture, Lucy often thinks they're still seen in a negative light, and getting inked on your face is a way of going against what society expects.
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And what you have described around populism, constantly going against the economy, erecting trade barriers, going after the companies, not fostering innovation but really discussing things that do not move jobs and productivity is not helping.
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The Packers' ground game, which has struggled throughout the season, got going against the Redskins as Eddie Lacy and James Starks each ran for a second-half touchdown while gaining a combined 2111 yards on 227 carries.
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He made an immediate impression: he talked up the dollar, going against the grain of previous remarks made by his treasury secretary at Davos, and threatened to withhold aid to Palestinians unless they pursued peace with Israel.
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Look, there are I.C.E former officials who have come forth and said we ned to do something about this agency because you said it, I.C.E as an agency, their supposed to be going against transnational crime organizations.
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"Trying to make fossil fuels remain competitive in the face of a booming clean renewable power sector, with the clean air and plentiful jobs it continues to generate, is going against the flow of economics," she said.
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Taken together, Thiel's background might not seem like it lends to Trump's campaign, but the investor has a well-established reputation for going against conventional wisdom and supporting some of the fringiest ideas in the conservative world.
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Safe-haven German Bund yields fell to a one-month low, but Spanish and Portuguese bond yields were dragged higher by their Italian peers and the broader sentiment going against market assets seen as carrying greater risk.
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In singles, Mars once called me the great experimenter in part for my wide array of shots and shifting strategies; in doubles, going against the grain won points on my serves, my returns and eventually my volleys.
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Going against scientific findings as well as the advice of his own military and intelligence agencies, President Donald Trump on Monday unveiled a national security strategy that omits global climate change as a threat to U.S. interests.
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In its heresy is where you find its value, the antithetical idea of going against and subverting whatever is popular belief or dogma or doctrine or whatever—that in and of itself is the value of protest.
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It's also a sign that the government just doesn't have many reasonable policy levers at its disposal to stem the economic tide going against struggling coal and nuclear plants, hence the need to reference a 1950 law.
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Trump kowtowed to Putin at the Helsinki summit in July, saying that he didn't "see any reason why" Russia would be responsible for interfering in the US election, going against the consensus of his own intelligence community.
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He fully recognized that in taking both these positions he was going against the tide of convention and popular opinion, but for him, taking these unpopular positions was perfectly consistent with his commitment to equality for all.
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Going against them is like driving towards a tornado during a blizzard—they're a tandem that blitzes in transition, clogs passing lanes, attacks the rim, and creates open looks that prop up a sometimes-feeble supporting cast.
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"The threat of crossing Trump and going against him weighs more heavily on the minds of these senators than reaching to the middle," said Jessica Taylor, the Senate and governors editor at the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.
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LONDON, July 82.918.60 (Reuters) - China's yuan was heading on Friday for its longest weekly losing streak since November 82.918.62, going against broadly firmer emerging markets after Beijing and Washington squared off at the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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"HillaryWorld needs to start asking some pretty probing questions about why they can't shake a 74-year-old wild-eyed socialist and what that portends in going against a 69-year-old madman," said an Iowa Republican.
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They've won nine of 33 series openers and will turn to star left-hander Jon Lester to keep that trend going against a Padres team that dropped a pair against the New York Mets over the weekend.
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And just last month Orr stunned markets again by clearly stating that a rate cut could very well be the next policy move, only weeks after going against expectations by ignoring the U.S. Federal Reserve's sharp dovish tilt.
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But the mood in popular culture is really going against that at the moment; the idea is that you can only talk about the struggles involved in your own background and you can never talk about anything else.
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Li's father, Lee Hsien Yang, and his aunt have accused their older brother, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, of going against their father's wish to have the family house demolished and trying to use it for political gains.
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Macabre pedigree aside, the house does have a couple of things going against it: It's fairly isolated, located about 50 miles south of Pittsburgh, and it's got only one bathroom despite having four bedrooms and a finished attic.
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Maya Moore, the greatest WNBA player of her generation and perhaps ever, found many trends going against her Sunday night in Los Angeles, where her Minnesota Lynx faced the Sparks in Game 227 of the 2016 WNBA Finals.
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I feel like we just gotta work as hard as we can this week to be focused on the little things and the little details, because they're going to be huge going against [Week 3 opponent] Green Bay.
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It will have a rough time going against models such as the well-equipped BMW X2490 ($2995,050), Jaguar F-Pace ($44,775), Audi Q5 ($41,500) and an array of other competitors from the United States, Japan and South Korea.
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In many cases, I'd suggest going against the team that seemingly has fans across the league buying in as the Browns do, but this time I have faith in Baker Mayfield and company to get the job done.
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"I can assure everyone that by running, Roy Moore is going against my father and he's doing a disservice to all conservatives across the country in the process," the president's eldest son wrote in a Thursday afternoon tweet.
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The president, who appoints ministers, and the Communists claim that Poche voted in the European Parliament in favor of fining EU members that do not accept their full quota of migrants, going against Czech policy on the issue.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in a CBS interview on Sunday that Iran is in "technical compliance" with the deal, but claimed it is continuing destabilizing behavior and, therefore, going against the broader intention of the agreement.
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She declined to give her full name for fear of retaliation by Islamic State fighters, who have beheaded locals they accuse of going against their austere interpretation of Islam or of collaborating with Israel or Egyptian security forces.
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That is, they need acknowledgement that they may find themselves 'going against the grain'—they need adults to acknowledge that and let them know that they support them and are proud of them because of, or despite, that.
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Going against familiar if not frequent militant images of the Prophet Muhammad in the West, he portrays Islam's founder as a peacemaker who wanted only to preach his monotheism freely and who even tried to establish "multicultural" harmony.
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"I think anybody going against border security, drug trafficking, human trafficking, that is a bad vote," the president told reporters at the White House as he delivered another warning shot to Republicans who would dare to buck him.
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The statement cited U.S. officials who are "going against President Trump" and his intent to advance relations between the two nations, saying that the president has expressed "gratitude to our goodwill measures" implemented as part of the agreement.
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But the bigger picture is that Flake's political fate is a warning to Trump's Republican critics — because it sends the message that going against the president increasingly seems like a sure ticket to political defeat in GOP primaries.
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"I think he'd probably be most proud of Arya just because he was always very, very supportive of her doing what she wanted and going against the grain and kind of being an independent young girl," Turner said.
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Then, on the Middle East front, Olivia gives Mellie a rah-rah speech about how of course they're going to "restore Rashad's presidency and return peace to Bashran" when just one scene ago Olivia was going against Mellie's ideas.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - China on Monday decried some countries for denying entry to people from Hubei province, at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, and cancelling of flights, as going against WHO recommendations not to take unnecessary or excessive measures.
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According to the Times, the administration was kowtowing to the interests of baby formula makers, and going against decades of public health research demonstrating that babies who are breastfed have better health and development outcomes than babies fed formula.
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As for Joe Frazier, he was more or less chosen as the default representative for the crowd going against Ali's ideals, but seemed more interested in winning the right to call himself "champion" rather than making a political statement.
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"The problem with going against Vladimir Putin for Donald Trump is, one of his calling cards is he is tough, he's really making American great again, he's strong," Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion, told Hill.
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"Numerous polls have shown that Republican Senators are going against their constituents by refusing to hold a hearing fill the Supreme Court vacancy," said Reed Adamson, senior adviser to End Citizens United, in a statement obtained by The Hill.
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Going against the Twitter grain, she chose Rooney Mara in her diaphanous pearl gray Givenchy ruffles, and Brie Larson, who won an Oscar for best actress, in a cobalt blue, spaghetti-strap pearl-belted and tiered gown by Gucci.
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As if the struggling Winnipeg Jets do not have enough going against them, they will face an old nemesis Saturday as they begin a stretch of eight of their next 10 games on the road against the Colorado Avalanche.
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With online commerce offering infinite selection at unbeatable prices –enabled by centralized warehouses instead of thousands of locations– it looked as if nearly every retailer was doomed to face the same fate as Borders or Blockbuster going against Amazon.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has not lifted a ban on open pit mining, his spokesman said on Monday, going against the stance of a government panel and the environment minister who are seeking to reverse the policy.
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"The Turkish actions in northern Syria -- let me be specific here -- Afrin area have distracted the (Syrian Democratic Forces) from the fight going against the remnants of ISIS," Secretary of Defense James Mattis told reporters at the Pentagon Tuesday.
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"Yes, I have spoken to Pat about it, it's behind us, we're onto this week, we're focused on going against this great International team here," the 15-times major winner told reporters at the official launch of the tournament.
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"With the agreement not legally binding and no punishments in place for going against the cut deal, there are fears of some cartel members not respecting their pledge which could pressure oil in the medium to longer term," he said.
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But as a regular beer drinker who doesn't mind downing a few cold Negra Modelos in between IPAs and stouts every once in a while, I was curious to find out why this rebel is literally going against the grain.
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GENEVA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - China on Monday decried some countries for denying entry to people from Hubei province, at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, and cancelling of flights, as going against WHO recommendations not to take unnecessary or excessive measures.
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Back in 1930, when France's intra-Orthodox split opened up, the Soviet Union was an atheist state; being a culturally Russian Christian of any kind, regardless of where you were or which bishop you obeyed, felt like going against the grain.
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Continental's system is projected to have an upper tier version with up to 12 channels, but the company acknowledges it is "going against that paradigm a bit," and believes their initial target market will be "high-quality, middle-end" vehicles.
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A lacklustre unanimous decision loss to Brazilian jiu jitsu wizard Ryan Hall in the TUF finale, followed by another lopsided decision going against him versus Alex White, led many to believe Lobov wasn't ready for the so-called MMA big leagues.
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Our fashion choices and bodies have made headlines, we have been called backwards and oppressed and going against the very values of our nations and yet, when there is money to be made, all of that goes out the window.
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To leave the EU. RICHARD ROBINSONLondon After reading about how disruptive technology may change the whiskey industry ("Going against the grain", March 9th) I was reminded of a delightful short story by P.G. Wodehouse in his collection, "Meet Mr Mulliner".
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The first time I heard Bernie Sanders, I was drawn to the way that he was talking about the change in the political system that we needed, going against the establishment politics that we have been playing for many years.
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"Everybody is going against him and I want him to know that we care about all the hard work that he's doing because it seems like everybody attacks him for anything and nobody shows him any good credit," she said.
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In contrarian trades, government bonds, the U.S. dollar, and liquid defensives stocks such as pharmaceuticals or consumer staples were seen as the most unusual buys, while investors also saw shorting cyclical stocks and emerging market equities as going against the pack.
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In her emergence as one of the most vigorous voices of the election, Obama is going against the grain of her character, which hitherto manifested itself by "keeping a studied distance from the ugliness of the political arena," Bruni writes.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - A substantial majority of Viacom Inc's independent shareholders on Monday voted to re-elect the media company's directors and rejected a move to extend voting rights to all shareholders, going against recommendations by the leading proxy advisory firm.
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"I think it's a real shock to the international treaties and agreements that have held countries back from going against the hysteria that has come out of the US," said Kassandra Frederique, New York State director for the Drug Policy Alliance.
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The WTO Appellate Body backed the finding of a year ago that the duty was applied in a discriminatory way as Jakarta exempted 120 developing countries, while applying it to Taiwan and Vietnam, thus going against the most-favoured-nation principle.
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Over the years, I have met various times directly with Glawe, and through our conversations, I discovered long ago that he is not afraid of going against the grain to shake up outdated methods used by some intelligence gathering agencies.
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It is also going against economic grain in a similar way Hungary has in recent years, proposing to cut the country's retirement age, increase child benefit payments and make banks swallow costly Swiss franc loans they sold in the past.
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It seems Annalise's fatal flaw was going against her more human instincts — to admit her true feelings for Eve, to do right by Rose — and brazenly operating within the system instead: marrying Sam and proving herself professionally at any cost.
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I mean, let's face it, you were already in a tough spot because you are going against the hapless Cubs—poster children for lovable loser franchises—not to mention LeBron and the Cavs tip off tonight as reigning NBA champs.
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"Now all of a sudden, you get a world champion or somebody in the top 10 as a professional now going against basically an amateur, somebody with a lack of experience—I don't look at that as being fair," said Lewis.
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Dubuffet made his point clear in his famous "anti-culture" lecture at the Chicago Arts Club in 1952, where he advocated going against the conventions of beauty in art and in favor of more deeply embedded emotional and traumatic revelations.
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Sunday's debate marks the first time Biden is going against an opponent one-on-one this cycle, meaning he will have significantly more time in the spotlight compared to previous debates where he had limited speaking time and delivered uneven performances.
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Given DeWine's decision to support an order issuing a public health emergency after Franklin County Court's statement, questions have also been raised about whether the governor was going against the judge's decision and imposing on the role of the judiciary.
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The Yankees' offense, which had averaged more than six runs a game during the club's eight-game winning streak, could get nothing going against White Sox starter Miguel Gonzalez, who handcuffed them for eight innings before faltering in the ninth.
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And yet, if we in Blacksburg start locking our doors on Shabbat and High Holidays, and keep people who are unknown to us from entering our sanctuary, we'll be going against the very tenets of our religious and community ideals.
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And in the same ways that contrarian California Boys of decades past have borrowed their jewelry, caftans, and slinky pants from their female counterparts, the New California Girl is heavily influenced by menswear, for the sheer notion of going against convention.
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"Our focus has to be stopping her running down the clock so she can demand her deal or no deal - a highly irresponsible strategy going against the grain of her party and the mood in the country," Labour lawmaker Seema Malhotra told Reuters.
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Their ability to attack off the dribble enabled the Nuggets to keep shredding the Houston defense even while the starters rested, and with Harden unable to get going against the trap, Denver extended to a 45-40 lead early in the second.
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The big picture: "You're kind of at a disadvantage as a consumer going against these big complicated systems that don't always have your best interest at heart," University of Michigan professor Sarah Miller told the New York Times, which helped analyze the survey.
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Interest groups and candidates on both sides of the abortion issue use polling data to persuade people that their position is what the rest of America believes, and that those who disagree with them are going against the views of the people.
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Highlighting her record in combating sexual assault in the military and going against the Wall Street bailout, Gillibrand lays out an unapologetically progressive agenda promoting universal health care, paid family leave, an end to gun violence, and support for the Green New Deal.
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During the 1998 Asian financial crisis, he took a huge gamble in tackling twin economic and political crises by sacking Anwar and then going against the advice of the International Monetary Fund to impose capital and currency controls that saved the economy.
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Equity sectors going against the overall grain were real estate and consumer goods, the former expected to be hit by the anticipated rise in interest rates and the latter by expectations for more subdued wage growth than under a Hillary Clinton presidency.
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I get that the song is about going against conformities and breaking away from the social norms that many of us are taught to live by, and she wants her stage presence to match that but… why is Perry being so extra?!
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The U.S. takes a hard look at what is necessary when accompanying local forces on operations, "in terms of when it&aposs necessary; is the threat there going against something that&aposs significant to the U.S. homeland and our national interests," he said.
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Hua said countries around the South China Sea had tried to lower tensions, but others outside the region "have been bent on going against the trend, making repeated erroneous remarks, ignoring the facts and confusing black from white with entirely ulterior motives".
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"For a while, very few strikes were going against ISIL and after a lot of public condemnation they turned a number of strikes against ISIL," the official said, referring to Islamic State, the militant group that controls territory in Syria and Iraq.
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Here are a few of the best celebrity clapbacks from the past month and may October be an even better time to roast the hell out everyone: There's no point in going against the mega star and troll slayer that is Cher.
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A psychiatry group told its members they can comment on the mental health of President Trump—going against the longstanding so-called Goldwater Rule, a self-imposed code that prevents the psychiatry community from commenting on the mental health of public figures.
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To stem the mounting panic, Tehran announced this week that it was setting the official exchange rate at 42,000 rials to the dollar, going against the market — and threatening harsh punishments, including detention, for anyone trying to exchange money at a different rate.
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With only 34 percent of Americans approving of Obama's foreign policy, according to a recent CBS News/New York Times poll, Republicans think Democrats are in a lose-lose situation: Either support unpopular policies or anger their base by going against Obama.
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Evangeline Lilly is going against the grain in a big way ... sending her kids off to gymnastics and having lots of dicey interactions, because she believes the coronavirus scare is not only overblown ... it might even have some sinister tinges to it.
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"We are facing a really interesting chapter of human history where people are going against the tide to keep their language alive or bring back languages that are dormant," said Gabriela Pérez Báez, a professor of linguistics at the University of Oregon.
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" From David Evans, a lawyer for Cannabis Industry Victims Educating Litigators, who noted he has 1,000 cases pending against the opioid industry: "If our dreams come true, we'll have the same thing going against the marijuana industry in a year or two.
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And during one court hearing, he condemned the Surabaya bombings for going against Islam because the perpetrators used children as suicide attackers — a stance that may have put him at odds with some supporters who hold even more extreme views, analysts said.
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Starting in 2014, Richard Biehl, the Dayton police chief, directed all his officers to carry naloxone — going against some of his peers in other Ohio cities, including a sheriff in a neighboring county who outright refused to equip his deputies with it.
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I know many times in the course of the last couple of years where I was just going against the signals of my body, where I was probably needing to maybe take a little break or rest or maybe skip a certain tournament.
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The president has also exhibited a great deal of trust in Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, going against the CIA&aposs reported conclusion that he ordered the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a journalist who&aposd been critical of the Saudi royal family.
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But he is going against the tide: The number of women working in top jobs in the entertainment industry declined in 2016, according to a report by the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego State University.
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Kramer claims his fellow Aerosmith members -- Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Tom Hamilton and Brad Whitford -- are going against 50 years of precedent by not allowing him back in the band after a temporary disability ... something that's never been done to any of them.
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It's a point of view that North Korea says is going "against the desire of the nation and the trend of the times" and would "only bring about the consequences of souring the successful opening of the Winter Olympics," the newspaper reported.
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Straight Path had a lot going against it, sure, absolutely, but at the end of the day they owned some insanely valuable spectrum assets that ultimately made AT&T and Verizon willing to pay through the nose to buy the whole company.
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It's under this context that cities are now considering trying just about anything to reduce drug overdose deaths and other drug-related harms, even if it means going against the kind of thinking that has been baked into U.S. drug policy for years.
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In subsequent conversations between Mr. Trump and Mr. McGahn about whether Mr. Flynn should be fired, Mr. Trump did not cite Mr. Flynn's truthfulness with the F.B.I. Going against his aides' wishes, Mr. Trump spoke to reporters outside the White House on Saturday.
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By the end of the movie, it's clear that the Skrulls aren't the villains, and the Kree are not the "noble warriors" they've been portrayed as — the truth had been obscured by Kree propaganda to keep the war going against the Skrulls.
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Going against someone's perception of how men and women are supposed to behave, or what faith you should adhere to, can be met with hostility, and when it happens at home, environments can become toxic, whether you're a kid or an adult.
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Banning "offensive" speech and creating "safe spaces" may, in fact, be detrimental to students in the long run, going against what is perhaps the second most vital function of a university after education: that of preparing students for professional and personal life outside the university.
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If you wanted better relations with Iran, then the ability of the Obama administration to engineer a major change in the course of US foreign policy — going against the establishment famously described by adviser and speechwriter Ben Rhodes as "the blob" — was a great victory.
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Corey Lewandowski, a Trump loyalist and former campaign manager who has worked for two of those groups, argued that it was those who were going against Trump, like Manigault Newman, who were in it for the money, not those who are sticking with the president.
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The APA has made a drastic change in its position since this past presidential campaign, going against its previous interpretations of the Goldwater rule, which was becoming more lenient, turning it essentially into a gag order on any comment on public figures at all.
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Trump ran for the presidency calling for a swift U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, which the United States invaded in October 2001, and he acknowledged on Monday that he was going against his instincts in approving the new campaign plan sought by his military advisers.
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With cops closing off the roads surrounding the event, I was forced to walk a mile by dirt road to the entrance, going against security's orders for no one else to enter the premises, arriving with no a plug but with all the Godfidence.
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It's here she reveals she knows his secrets, that he had considered going against the government and pledging support for peace talks with Germany, that they'd give him a house in Spain to wait out war in peace while his fellow men died at war.
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"It is very important for corporations around the country to know, when you are going against the resources and backing of a nation-state, it is not a fair fight, and it is not a fight you are likely to win alone," McCord said.
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"The difficulty of being right in 2015 (was that it relied on) going against the crowd, which was very (too) optimistic about the U.S. economy at the end of 2014," Alain Bokobza, head of global asset allocation at Societe Generale, told CNBC via email.
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Trump has shown that a Republican presidential nominee can win a plurality of the vote while being unorthodox on many issues (in Trump's case, going against the party line on the Iraq war and free trade as well as flirting with abandoning social conservatism).
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But none of that will matter to Trump during the NATO summit, because with continued support from most Republicans and passionate backing from his "base," he likely feels that he can make big moves, including going against allies when it serves his interest and vision.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 33.8%Week 2 stats: 21 points against, one sack — 3 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: The only thing you need to know about the Dallas Cowboys defense is that it's going against an absolutely broken Miami Dolphins team in Week 3.
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Going against the grain of the era's racial progress, the justices in 1976 found that evidence of unequal outcomes was not enough to merit the court's highest form of review; a "discriminatory purpose" also had to be shown, virtually assuring Test 21's constitutionality.
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Not only did she firmly rebuke and name-check Trump, going against the stereotype that pageant contestants are safe, rehearsed, and, if we're being mean, dumb — but she also represents Texas, where 52 percent of voters cast their ballots for Trump in the 2016 election.
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Despite intense U.S. pressure on Egypt to join the plan, Sisi and his foreign minister have ruled out going against Palestinian wishes, while strongly dismissing the idea — carried in some media reports — that Cairo might cede land in Sinai as part of the plan.
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But in two recent lawsuits — S.B.'s case against Florida A&M University and a suit by nine women against Dartmouth College — the schools have demanded that students publicly reveal their identities, going against longstanding legal practice intended to protect plaintiffs in sensitive disputes.
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Almond Eye has already made a name for herself in Japan this year by becoming just the fifth horse to win its Triple Crown for fillies, but when she lines up in the Japan Cup on Sunday she will be going against history again.
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While Games 221 and 25 were mostly defined by LeBron James's best going against the best of Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry, Game 214 has had some variety with James and Irving combining for 21 points while Klay Thompson and Curry have combined for 22.
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D.J. LeMahieu, 1B Aaron Judge, RF Brett Gardner, CF Edwin Encarnacion, DH Giancarlo Stanton, LF Gleyber Torres, 2B Gary Sanchez, C Didi Gregorius, SS Gio Urshela, 3B The Twins, going against a right-hander, will go with the same lineup they used in Game 2.
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Thursday night games are wildly unpredictable, and Jared Goff is unlikely to repeat his four-turnover performance from last week, but Los Angeles, as it searches for its running game and its defense, appears to have too much going against it in this one.
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I don't care who the tackle is, there are certain type of rushers, if the guy he's going against is a really good player and he knows you're throwing it every down, that guy is not going to be able to block him eventually.
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But thanks to a small group of Republicans led by Senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, who seem open to going against McConnell's wishes, it appears that some of the witnesses and documents withheld from the House investigation may be produced during the Senate trial.
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"In a worrying return to 19th-century practices of managed trade, the 'shopping list' imposed by the deal could be seen as going against the rules-based international trading system," said Joerg Wuttke, the president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China.
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"I mean, over the last seven months, no one has gotten worse media coverage, worse press, had more things going against him than President Trump and yet, President Trump won the Georgia district I think by less than 2 percent last November," King said.
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In much the same manner, President Reagan directly challenged Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down that wall," going against the advice of staffers who repeatedly removed the controversial line from a speech that was so bold it is now credited with ending the Cold War.
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Other evidence has been gathered of insensitive treatment by the authorities of women reporting instances of rape -- including one example of a woman being forced to clean her own blood off the floor of a police station after going against the grain by making a formal report.
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In a lengthy post on Facebook, Gant talked through the difficulties of getting White Face off the ground, the professional legacy he risks by moving forward in a crusade against Atlanta, and the conflict in going against a series that has been so important to Black media.
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If it comes after the summit, and the summit doesn't go well, Trump could relish going against conventional wisdom when he meets with Putin, even if the rest of his administration and both parties in Congress seem to want to hold to a traditional transatlantic line.
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AN: Talking about the markets, yes, indeed, there are still a lot of uncertainties in the markets linked to the decisions being taken re sanctions against certain countries that we consider a wrong move, going against market interests and in breach of international norms and international law.
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The interaction was brief, but it illuminated the way many were viewing the series at the time: Popovich, the guru, going against Donovan, the rookie N.B.A. coach — never mind that Donovan had spent almost two decades becoming one of the top college coaches in the nation.
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"She is a pretty aggressive campaigner in getting out and meeting people across the state, which I think particularly going against Chuck Grassley … is really going to be a strong quality in a candidate," said Norm Sterzenbach, former deputy campaign manager for the Culver-Judge gubernatorial campaign.
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There's always been animosity against the #2900 cable news network of the past 220006 years by basically every other media outlet (print, online, broadcast or otherwise) for various reasons, with the primary being its perceived conservative ideology going against the grain of what's deemed traditional media.
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The long-ball hitting contest, a highlight of the run-up to the All-Start Game on July 613 at Marlins Park, sets up like a heavyweight clash from boxing's glory days with 6-foot-7 (2.01 metres) Judge going against 6-foot-6 (1.98m) Stanton.
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Kathleen Hartnett White, the nominee to lead the White House Council on Environmental Quality, was challenged by senators over her doubts about the causes of climate change, going against the scientific consensus that man-made greenhouse gases are the primary driver of rising temperatures and associated impacts.
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The European Commission on Wednesday endorsed guidelines for 28503G networks that would allow European Union (EU) member states to decide whether to allow "high risk" telecommunications groups, such as Chinese company Huawei, in their networks, going against strong pressure from the U.S. to ban the company.
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Chris Conley has been a hit-or-miss fantasy player this season, but I'm still holding out for Nick Foles' breakout game since returning from injury, and it feels like going against a Buccaneers passing defense that's ranked 31st in the league should help him greatly.
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But more broadly, and regardless of whether you're impressed by his actions or not, Flake's political fate matters because it could determine whether Republican Trump critics have a future in the GOP — or whether going against the president increasingly seems a sure ticket to political defeat.
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"You're effectively now in the same place as the gun manufacturers, and I think that you would have the same difficulties in going against Google, Facebook, and Twitter for domestic terrorism," Altman said, referring to unsuccessful lawsuits in the past seeking to hold gunmakers liable for mass shootings.
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On the question of constitutionality — if courts see this as a valid argument to review — Congress's decision to terminate the emergency could help bolster the case that the declaration and its authorization of funds is, in fact, unconstitutional, since it's actively going against Congress's position on the subject.
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Its phase III IMpower21100 study, one of eight trials it has going against lung cancer that rely on Tecentriq, met goals of boosting overall survival and progression-free survival in the initial treatment of advanced non-squamous non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) compared to chemotherapy alone, Roche said.
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But, going against the advice of her attorney — who the Mercury News said recommended that Ennis evoke the Fifth Amendment to avoid self-incrimination — Ennis told the court that she lied when she said Foster, 24, beat her at his home in Los Gatos, California, on February 11.
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Going against the grain, SoftBank Group Corp ended 17.73 percent higher at a daily-limit high of 9,962 yen, a level not seen since mid-October after Chief Executive Masayoshi Son unveiled a $5.5 billion share buyback to prop up its share price, which he sees as undervalued.
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The Seminoles, who defeated Manhattan 83-66 on Saturday, are off to their best start since the 2003-04 season and will look to keep it going against the Bulldogs, who defeated South Alabama 82-33 on Friday night to end a 14-game losing streak against the Jaguars.
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Blac Chyna firmly believes her late house manager's family is going against her wishes by threatening to sue BC. Sources close to Blac Chyna tell TMZ ... Patty would have never wanted the family to take out their anger on Chyna because Chyna was more than just Patty's employer.
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Saudis under the US' wing Trump was reluctant to issue sanctions on Saudi Arabia in the first place but was forced to under pressure from Congress and he is less likely to want to target the Crown Prince, even if it means going against his own intelligence agencies.
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The real-life drama has been playing out at a time when Beijing is tightening the reins on popular culture, looking to stamp out behavior seen as going against the ruling Communist Party's ideological line and co-opting movie stars, pop bands and online celebrities to endorse socialist values.
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Even as her rulings suggest she is unlikely to agree with the administration's plans to hold families longer than 20 days, going against the executive order would allow President Trump to blame her — an Obama appointee — and provide another opportunity to blame Democrats for the country's dysfunctional immigration policy.
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"I think it's really hard for candidates like Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker, Kamala Harris, anybody, when you're going against Joe Biden, who can drop, 'Obama, Obama,' and African-Americans are like, 'Yes, yes,'" said Jazmine Curenton, 19, who came to a block party for Mr. Booker in Columbia.
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White House senior adviser Jared Kushner in an Axios on HBO interview that aired Sunday would not blame Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for Jamal Khashoggi's death, maintaining the Trump administration's unwavering support for the controversial leader and going against widely held views in Washington and beyond.
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The Times doesn't ... if it's not, and I don't believe it was a correction, but if it's not a correction we don't really have a mechanism that I'm aware of in the CMS to show that we're updating it, and public editors going against us for that for a while.
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In the '60s, many states began to embrace narrower interpretations of anti-sodomy laws, turning to these colonial artifacts to corset gay people's public and private lives -- to criminalize them for allegedly going "against nature" -- as the American Civil Liberties Union and UCLA School of Law-based Williams Institute explain.
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Pepe the Frog was a fairly mainstream meme on Tumblr in 2015, but this year it's been used as a symbol by the online wing of the "alt-right": internet trolls who love Donald Trump and live to provoke outrage by going against norms about "political correctness" or basic politeness.
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The camera beautifully racks focus between Diane and Kurt, who is seated in court behind her, as they listen to Holly's testimony and you see how awful and guilty each of them feel — Kurt for bending the truth and going against his code, and Diane for making him do it.
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"There are still a lot of uncertainties in the markets linked to the decisions being taken regarding sanctions against certain countries that we consider a wrong move, going against market interests and in breach of international norms and international law," Novak said, referencing U.S. crude sanctions against Venezuela and Iran.
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Record: 8-3Last week: 5thWeek 12 result: Lost to the 49ers, 37-8Week 13 opponent: at New York GiantsOne thing to know: Aaron Rodgers couldn't get anything going against the 49ers stout defense, with the Packers offense shut out through the first half and managing just eight points all game.
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"No one has ever won a takeover by approaching a company, offering a discount ... at the same time going against their own internal valuation, and then subsequently producing a bunch of new assumptions that make no logical sense for anyone, except the bidder," said a top-10 Acacia shareholder, who requested anonymity.
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"Our staffs have been getting along very well and I'm getting along very well with him, other than a couple of statements that I responded to and we talked about it and smiled about it and nobody is ever going to know because we are never going to be going against each other."
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But Edwards doesn't have nearly as much control over her emotions and when the father chastises her for going against his will, she tells him that God made him so weak and so stupid that he is going to kill his child, explodes at him, and throws a laptop against the wall.
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"I've been holding in this shit for years as more friends have accrued 'max landis stories' bc it wasn't my place and him & his dad are powerful figures so naturally going against that is terrifying for survivors so I'm SO glad people are finding out what a piece of shit he is," she wrote.
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Billy Hamilton went 245-for-2472 for Cincinnati, which broke the shutout in the sixth on an RBI double by Joey Votto but couldn't get much else going against Peralta (210-215), who scattered four hits in six innings in his second start since returning from a two-month demotion to Triple-A Colorado Springs.
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The Journal says talks between Apple and media giants CBS, 21st Century Fox, and Disney went nowhere after Apple content boss Eddy Cue demanded that Apple be allowed to pay a flat monthly rate per viewer for consecutive years, going against the annual rate increases that the media companies rely on to grow their revenue.
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The Bears will need a big game from senior quarterback Seth Russell who has passed for 1,978 yards, 19 touchdowns and six interceptions while also rushing for 436 yards and eight touchdowns so far this season and will be going against an Oklahoma defense that ranks 122nd nationally in passing yards allowed per game (297.7).
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"Our staffs have been getting along very well and I'm getting along very well with him other than a couple of statements that I responded to, and we talked about it and smiled about it, and nobody is ever going to know because we are never going to be going against each other," he said.
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If Hamilton is to secure what would be a record seventh pole in Canada on Saturday the Briton will have to squeeze more out an engine that is at the end of its life, running in a seventh race while going against his Red Bull and Ferrari rivals who will have upgraded power units.
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LINE: Washington -17.5 ABOUT OREGON (5-4, 2-223 Pac-12): Senior running back Royce Freeman (1,096 yards, 217 touchdowns) has reached 222,22 yards for the third time in his stellar career and he will look to keep his success going against a Washington run defense that ranks second nationally at 298 yards per game.
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He's one of the foremost proponents of the so-called "weightless" of grime—defined largely by negative space and a de-emphasized role of beats, going against the dance climate's dominant trends—and over the last couple of years, his Rinse FM slot has proven to be a vital hub for cutting-edge club music.
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While investing often seems like a contrarian game where going against the flow feels like the better bet, the reality is that investors who bought the most-favored stocks have seen the best returns, according to a Goldman Sachs analysis of some 855 hedge funds whose assets total $2.1 trillion of the industry's $3.2 trillion total.
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Going against the wishes of Columbus Police Chief Tony Carleton, city council members fired Boykin two weeks after Ball's death — not for the shooting, but for repeatedly violating department body camera rules, allowing his girlfriend to ride along without authorization, and posting a series of inappropriate memes on social media, including one that used the n-word.
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In a scenario where the attacker doesn't know what laptop they are going against, he said it would still take an experienced hacker—"someone who's done it before," as he put it—no more than 10 or 20 minutes to figure out what backdoor to deploy for the specific computer once the device is plugged in.
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Although it's a rare example in the study (the majority of participants are women turned on because of their compassion), his fixation makes sense when you consider the reported biological effect of female tears on men: If a man doesn't experience reduced sex drive, and instead fetishizes crying women, he could possibly be going against nature's intent.
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Perhaps the emotion of the home crowd Thursday night, when the Warriors at last bid farewell to Oracle Arena after 47 years, can help the two-time defending champions keep these finals going against the Toronto Raptors, even though they will be without Durant and quite possibly Kevon Looney, who aggravated an upper body injury during Monday's game.
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Kershaw, in what could be the final game of his Dodgers career, retired 13 batters in a row beginning with the strikeout of Aguilar, giving cover to his teammates before their bats got going against Woodruff — the Brewers pitcher who had homered off Kershaw in the series opener and then went toe-to-toe with him on the mound.
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What's more, why is a league run by a commissioner who rightly criticized President Trump's Muslim travel ban for going "against the fundamental values and the fundamental ingredients of what makes for a great N.B.A." also running a training camp for young players in the Chinese region of Xinjiang, amid camps of a far different kind?
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"My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders, some time in the future with energy that is as green and sustainable as we can get it, powering growth and opportunity for every person in the hemisphere," she allegedly said in the May 2013 speech to the Brazilian bank Banco Itau, going against her opposition of the TransPacific Partnership.
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California is also arguing that the decision to include the question in the 2020 census violates the Administrative Procedure Act — officials didn't follow internal agency policies and guidelines in deciding to include the question, Becerra's office contends, and undercounting would decrease the accuracy of census data, going against the administration's stated purpose for including the question in the first place.
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In the end, Tsipras signed up to a third 86 billion euro ($96 billion) bailout last July, averting an impending bankruptcy and exit from the euro zone but going against the wishes of the Greek people (and Varoufakis) who had voted against more austerity measures – and had elected Tsipras' Syriza party earlier in the year specifically because it had opposed austerity.
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In this installment, Paul Saginaw—Co-owner and founding partner of Zingerman's Deli and Zingerman's Community of Businesses in Ann Arbor, Michigan—tells us how he built a successful business by going against the grain and giving employees fair pay and a voice, and how failing to protect the rights of immigrant workers will be detrimental to the restaurant industry.
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C.) and Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerCongress eyes killing controversial surveillance program This week: House to vote on legislation to make lynching a federal hate crime Congress set for clash over surveillance reforms MORE (D-Va.), respectively the chairman and vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, quietly introduced legislation that would end the phone metadata program — going against the administration's request.
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Pence was going against his own principles, as these tweets from before he joined the ticket show: Throughout my public career, I have long believed in the public's right to know and a free and independent press I believe that a society can be judged by how it deals with its most vulnerable - the aged, the infirm, the disabled and the unborn.
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