But actually going so far as to become a citizen?
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Fox Sports is going so far as to facilitate sports bets.
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Some are going so far as to call it an autocratic alliance.
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Tammy Duckworth, going so far as reversing his support for Trump last month.
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Parker causes some public hijinks, going so far as to climb the Washington Monument.
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But some are actually going so far as to answer violence with more violence.
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Maybe even going so far as to threaten to wreck your stuff—or worse?
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Some put extreme thought into it, going so far as to write goodbye letters.
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Some explicitly sanctioned lynching, even going so far as to announce killings in advance.
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George C. Marshall epitomized this ethic, going so far as to not even vote; Gen.
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Weird" and a third going so far as to refer to the act as "child abuse.
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Some are going so far as to endorse Democratic rival Hillary Clinton; others, like Maine Sen.
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Females choose males, rather than vice versa, sometimes going so far as to fight over them.
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This time around, Jax fully exits the situation, going so far as to rip off his mic.
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What's more, in scene-chewing fashion, Kelly's critics are going so far as to deem him racist.
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For our cake metaphor, that means going so far as putting the egg back in its shell.
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He's still outraged, going so far as to give her his knife so she can kill him.
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He renewed that criticism, going so far as to question on Sunday why NPR exists on Twitter.
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Some say the concept is illogical, with others going so far as to term it an oxymoron.
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They were so kind, going so far as to buy me lunch so I wouldn't be left out.
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And then going so far as to downplaying recidivism of the Gitmo terrorists and being soft on Jihad.
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She is handling the attacks against her with aplomb, going so far as to sell "unqualified lesbian" swag.
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Sony's even going so far as to bring HDR support to existing PS4 consoles in homes right now.
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Brown did his best to keep his old helmet, reportedly even going so far as to repaint it.
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His testimony was wildly different than mine, going so far as to accuse me of giving him chlamydia.
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"We're going so far as to trying an experimental procedure where we split the ventilator," Cuomo said Tuesday.
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People around the country awaited riveting testimony, some going so far as to join "watch parties" in bars.
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Chuck Schumer going so far as to send a hand-edited copy of McConnell's own letter back to him.
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The pair have exchanged letters, with Kim going so far as to send Trump a greeting for his birthday.
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Universal is serious about this franchise push, going so far as to lay groundwork in the very first trailer.
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At the time, Rosenstein denied the allegation, going so far as to say he made the comment in jest. .
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And some young Mormons and their families are going so far as to leave the church over the issue.
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The younger Mr. Cooper persisted, however, going so far as to leave the family business to pursue his dream.
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Mr. Wendel is said to have lorded over his sisters, going so far as to prohibit them from marrying.
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Employers are desperate for more workers, going so far as using company cars and hiring parties to attract workers.
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More recently, she has become one of Trump's fiercest critics, going so far as to call for his impeachment.
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Breckinridge denied everything other than the fact of the relationship, even going so far as to dispute Pollard's age.
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Trump continues to support MBS, going so far as to approve his purge in a tweet on November 6.
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Amazon is not going so far as to openly demand its third-party sellers raise prices, according to Bloomberg.
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Blue Apron has been toying with going public since June, going so far as begin talks with banks in September.
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But he continued to press me, even going so far as to reach across his friend and stroke my thigh.
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That requires people who are often capable of lying, or even going so far as to believe their own bullshit.
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Still, the Proud Boys do encourage retaliatory violence, going so far as to enshrine physical altercations in its organizational hierarchy.
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Schaeuble led the charge, going so far as to hold ECB policy partly responsible for the rise of the AfD.
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Trump continues to support bin Salman, going so far as to approve his purge in a tweet on November 6.
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The customers were often kind, one of them going so far as to bring me a gift this holiday season.
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But we really took it to the extreme, even going so far as to bring in our own visual installations.
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Naturally, Shultz says Holmes was not pleased, calling him frantically, and going so far as to threaten Shultz with legal action.
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But despite Vizio going so far as to bundle an Android tablet in the box, this concept likely confused some consumers.
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Her maternal grandmother, Mercy, mocks and degrades her for her blackness, going so far as to shave off Díaz's "bad" hair.
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Piven has denied these allegations, going so far as to post results from a recent polygraph test on Twitter on Thanksgiving.
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Goop mentions it in at least 168 articles, even going so far as to recommend it as a lubricant for sex.
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They are now going so far as to financially punish of some politicians who are supportive of the president&aposs agenda.
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Initially, Trump seemed to welcome the diplomatic freeze, going so far as to suggest he was partially responsible for the decision.
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Name calling, and accusations going so far as some Christians claiming that he is 'not a Christian', are leveled at Cruz.
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Several critics assumed, incorrectly, that ''The Last Life'' was autobiographical, one going so far as to call it a ''faux-memoir.
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He's taken a deep dive into the actor's racing career, going so far as buying some of his old race cars.
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Bezos personally spoke with every single interviewee throughout Amazon's early years, even going so far as to meticulously analyze each's qualifications.
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And in the U.S., we're also even going so far as verifying the identify and location of every single advertiser- Purchaser.
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She is likewise psychologically dependent on her torture, even going so far as to ask Jeffrey to slap her during sex.
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" The president seemed to think Sessions failed to protect him, reportedly going so far as to ask "Where's my Roy Cohn?
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Their families clashed over religion (Michael was Orthdox and Anne was Catholic), even going so far as to get the Pope involved.
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The president is openly critical of the Fed, going so far as to say the Fed has "gone crazy" with monetary policy.
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She tried to squelch Mr Carreyrou's initial exposé, going so far as to recruit Rupert Murdoch, the Journal's proprietor, as an investor.
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You wrote two books in which Sylvère is a character, even going so far as to inhabit his voice in your writing.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk ponders such trivialities, going so far as to have at times pitched a sleeping bag at his factory.
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The Islamic State has used that message in its propaganda, going so far as to name its main publication after the village.
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" Trump has repeatedly gone after the press during his presidency, going so far as to call them the "enemy of the people.
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The bill's backers have been bullish on its prospects, even going so far as to suggest it will get White House support.
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The steady decline is creating doom and gloom, with some investors going so far as to invoke the financial crisis of 2008.
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Others are going so far as to change the name entirely, ditching any mention of "father"— and in some cases "daughter" too.
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Trump early on dismissed the outbreak, going so far as to call it a hoax Democrats were using to damage his campaign.
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Local officials agreed, with one mayor going so far as to promise to hire ferries to send migrants from Dunkirk to England.
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Even going so far as to introduce himself to her parents and family, plan a future date for his parents to meet hers.
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And she doesn't fuck around when it comes to her staff, going so far as to give them access to the restaurant's lawyer.
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Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin emphasized their cooperation and mutual respect at EEF, going so far as to don aprons and make pancakes.
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Even as other experts poked holes in her story, she stood her ground firmly, even going so far as to involve the FBI.
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Turnout appeared to be low, with some going so far as to claim there were more police on Empire Avenue than actual revelers.
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In the call, Cosby detailed what he did sexually to Andrea Constand, even going so far as to say she had an orgasm.
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Vollmann traveled the globe for years reporting for this project, going so far as to self-finance after his publisher's patience wore thin.
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Now focused on his own product, Lisberg's answers are decidedly more measured, never even going so far as to mention GoPro by name.
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Trump himself has actively, specifically encouraged his supporters to attack protesters, even going so far as to promise to pay their legal fees.
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They go on dates with one another, the girls even going so far as to do each others' hair to help them prepare.
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The president's most recent threats come after months of demonizing reporters, going so far as to call journalists the enemy of the people.
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Democrats disavow Many Democratic office-holders quickly repudiated Weinstein, with some going so far as to send donations given by Weinstein to charity.
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Mike Lee, seriously considered a bid last fall -- going so far as to meet with former Trump strategists Steve Bannon and David Bossie.
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A few eBay sellers have capitalized on this, going so far as to explicitly advertise Epstein in their product descriptions for the book.
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Claire holds her press conference announcing Frank's need for a liver transplant, going so far as to choke up and ask for prayers.
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The governor of Washington has made climate change his campaign's singular focus, going so far as to call for a climate debate. Gov.
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Trump is known for frequently bashing McCain in the past, going so far as to insult his service as a prisoner of war.
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This man in Glouster, Ohio, gave up on the news entirely, going so far as to wear headphones when going out for coffee.
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News media coverage in Russia was relentless, with state television going so far as to interview one of the women in the video.
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It closely follows the efforts of foreign anti-abortion groups, occasionally going so far as to send US representatives to work alongside them.
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He argued that Millet had erased the baby coffin from the painting, going so far as to publish a book on this theory.
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Idina is her first original studio album in eight years, but going so far as to host a Reddit AMA is a ballsy move.
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Singer and those coaches knew those students were not competitive players, even going so far as to create fake profiles for them, prosecutors said.
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As a result, security is on high alert this weekend and they are going so far as to have snipers on the stadium grounds.
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Women in the country idolize Ivanka (referred to as Yi Wan Ka in Mandarin), going so far as to compare her to a goddess.
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Stephen Colbert's Late Show monologue on Monday sparked a bit of a backlash recently, even going so far as to start the hashtag #FireColbert.
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Anderson also goes in deep with the combat, going so far as to actually, scientifically calculate damage based on enemy, weapon, and armor stats.
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United States, going so far as to write a separate concurrence disagreeing with Chief Justice Roberts' dissent from a summary order of the court.
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Romney has been more circumspect -- going so far as to say that he is not ready to endorse the President's 2020 re-election campaign.
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Much of the commentary was projection and speculation, going so far as to insinuate they had sex or something similar in the plane bathroom.
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Since Yaroslav's death, the Lams have continued to push for an eviction, going so far as to formally sue Rishin to have him removed.
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Reproductive rights advocates vehemently insist that's not the case, some going so far as to say the ERA has nothing to do with abortion.
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The bank has made overtures to eligible borrowers, he said, going so far as to send HARP document packages to homeowners by overnight delivery.
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And Trump often campaigned using inflammatory rhetoric about race, gender and religion, going so far as to call for a ban on Muslim immigrants.
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The authors of a new book, "Empty Planet," are going so far as to warn that the world population will start dropping by midcentury.
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Facebook Inc is going so far as to take the "social" out of social media and has banned non-business visitors to its offices.
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The FDA has long been riding the company over teen vaping concerns, going so far as threatening to pull the devices from the market.
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You will recall that Kamala wrapped herself around Bernie's Medicare-for-All bill going so far as to co-sponsor it in the Senate.
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"Trump regularly makes racist comments about Native Americans, even going so far as to joke about genocidal acts against First Nations people," the group said.
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Yet Ecuador has resisted, even going so far as to ask other countries to contribute to a campaign to help it avoid extracting Yasuní's oil.
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Going so far as to show a video of a connected car being hacked and the driver being unable to control the brakes or steering.
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Multiple news organizations picked up on the photo, blogging about Bieber's latest mishap, with Vice even going so far as to re-create the experiment.
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Mr. Trump sputtered on CNN about that, going so far as to suggest that Ms. Kelly was too hard on him because she was menstruating.
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Russia has staked its claim as the undisputed leader in the Arctic, going so far as to plant a titanium flag on the North Pole.
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Trump courts the Times and the Washington Post fairly assiduously, going so far as to pay a visit to the Times's headquarters during the transition.
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The 140-character insults quickly devolved into jabs about my appearance (I'm physically disabled), going so far as to ask if I was a human.
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Cameron dug deep into Edwards' alleged involvement, even going so far as to trace him to background figures at the courthouse in the Netflix series.
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The quant, whose reports have moved markets in the past, predicted rotation, going so far as to call it a "once in a decade" trade.
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Brown did his best to keep his old helmet which no longer met the NFL's standards, reportedly even going so far as to repaint it.
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But some Alabama state lawmakers said they still support Moore, with one going so far as to use the Bible to excuse Moore's alleged behavior.
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Seagal has been an ardent supporter of Putin, going so far as to defend his government against allegations of election meddling in the United States.
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Some fans have taken things to the next level, going so far as to make mockups of what they think the NX will be like.
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Mnuchin keeps asserting that tax cuts will pay for themselves, going so far as to claim (falsely) that Treasury has released a study showing this.
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He has undercut protections for women's reproductive health and for transgender people, going so far as to try to kick them out of the military.
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It's the question that launched a thousand think pieces, some of them going so far as to declare second-wave feminism dead among millennial women.
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When the sergeant passed out, the commandos frantically tried to revive him — going so far as to perform CPR and a field-expedient emergency tracheotomy.
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He has also campaigned to make condoms mandatory in adult films, even going so far as to introduce a statewide referendum in California, Proposition 60.
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Policymakers at the central bank have previously worried about asset bubbles, even going so far as discussing whether they needed new tools to deflate them.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly aired his grievances about the situation along the southern border, going so far as to threaten closing it entirely Friday.
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Current defense chief Mark Esper has vowed to hold more on-camera briefings, going so far as to hold one alongside Joint Chiefs Chair Gen.
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Mr. Guaidó has brushed off legal challenges from the government in the past, going so far as touring South American capitals despite the travel ban.
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This wouldn't be surprising, since Vert idolizes Manson, going so far as to spend $220,000 on a chain with the rock icon's face on it.
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The label drapes itself in nomenclature and music synonymous with oppressed cultures, even going so far as to include the term "exploited" in its name.
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Marston wrote extensively about female-on-female attraction in his scholarly work, going so far as to discuss the mechanics of tribadism and female oral sex.
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The likelihood of Towns going so far as to demand a trade at some point over the next 12 months is highly unlikely but not impossible.
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Since then, her signature style has been a blond pixie cut, and it's one she's maintained — even going so far as to bleach her strands herself.
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The AP asked the federal government for the research supporting flossing, even going so far as to submit written requests under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Trump was personally invested in bringing Brunson home, going so far as to impose heavy tariffs on Turkey last August until he secured the pastor's release.
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Tensions boiled over under George W. Bush, whose administration clashed again and again with climate scientists, going so far as to suppress warnings from government researchers.
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The feds are also very secretive about Stingrays, going so far as to forcibly remove records from local agencies to prevent disclosure under public records law.
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Trump expressed regret about the chants before reverting back to insulting Omar and her freshman colleagues, going so far as to call them racist last week.
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Why it matters: Trump has consistently tried to discredit Bob Mueller's Russia probe, even going so far as to considering firing both Mueller and Rod Rosenstein.
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Throughout the negotiations, Secretary Clinton was an outspoken supporter of the TPP – going so far as to call it the "gold standard" for future trade agreements.
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Trump took to Twitter to insult Arianna Huffington personally in the wake of the news, going so far as to bring up her ex-husband's sexuality.
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After speaking to the administration at the school and even going so far as contacting the school board and superintendent, Pettus pulled Alex from the class.
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Now Heimbach wanted nothing to do with his co-defendant, going so far as to sue him for directing supporters to remove protesters from his rallies.
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Party leaders are even going so far as to consider diluting the traditional status of Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina as gatekeepers to the presidency.
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Hillary Clinton championed health care, going so far as to attempt to overhaul the United States health care system during the beginning of Bill Clinton's tenure.
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Strangers started asking if she was pregnant -- with one inquirer going so far as to ask if Rahn was expecting twins -- and occasionally rubbing her belly.
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Arya catches her and behaves so menacingly she's like a teenage Hannibal Lecter, even going so far as to threaten to cut off her sister's face (!).
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Afterwards, he personally thanks each person for being there, going so far as to gift me a small flash drive containing all of his recorded material.
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Both of them have attempted to please what they assume is an increasingly left-wing primary electorate, while not going so far as to alienate moderates.
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She describes herself as obsessed with hotels, even going so far as to model her own bedroom after a room in the Four Seasons New York.
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Other auction houses, like Artcurial in Paris, have pursued links with contemporary jewelers but are not going so far as to sell their work in exhibitions.
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But the BBC chose to embrace the raunch, going so far as to institute a Bake-Off Innuendo of the Week on Twitter, starting in 2014.
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Perhaps it takes a little bit of a nut case to challenge Beijing, going so far as to seize Chinese fishing boats poaching in Indonesian waters.
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Like many people in Myanmar, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has steadfastly denied reports of ethnic cleansing, going so far as to call them fake news.
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He publicly clashed with European leaders during a visit to London, going so far as to threaten a 22020 percent tariff on some imports from France.
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He also, unfortunately, did not avoid the realm of the partisan, even going so far as to draft an op-ed critical of the previous administration.
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The Census Bureau is going so far as to consider how voice assistants, such as Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa, could be used to spread misinformation.
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They tried to politely nudge him out of the room, even going so far as to send him ads for other rentals, according to Politico's sources.
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Hoover oversaw COINTELPRO, a counterintelligence program that infiltrated the organization and ultimately led to its demise in the '70s, even going so far as assassinating its leaders.
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The mission of the school is to support families from the outset, even going so far as to offer prenatal care for mothers with children already enrolled.
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Certainly, Trump used every opportunity to take her to task for the emails, going so far as to promise to "lock her up" if he was elected.
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Putin chastised his "protégé" for being so obsessed with crowd size, and for even going so far as to say one million people witnessed his swearing in.
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The move led several outside parties to weigh in, with many going so far as to ask the judge to consider whether the pardon itself was void.
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His former co-founders even claimed that BamBrogan attempted to set up his own competing company, going so far as to register the domain name "Hyperloop Two."
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Drag queens know that better than anyone, going so far as to completely mask their own brows so they can draw better, more exaggerated ones on top.
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Nintendo has slowly been adding more social features to its games, going so far as to add a dedicated screenshot / video capture button on the Switch controller.
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Meanwhile, others have embraced the imagery, going so far as to say they've been touched by Glover's portrayal of Obama's theoretical benevolence towards an internally divided West.
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I'd done my research into dairy-free alternatives ahead of this challenge, even going so far as to create a Pinterest board with all of my recipes.
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When the deal fell through, Mr Netanyahu reverted to opposing the Yisrael Hayom bill, going so far as to dissolve his government in order to block it.
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Just last week, he said the Trump campaign should prepare for post-election measures, going so far as to suggest a "bloodbath" could occur among Trump supporters.
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Meanwhile, billionaire venture capitalist Peter Thiel, ever the eccentric outlier, has campaigned ardently for Trump, even going so far as to speak at the Republican National Convention.
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Users took to social media sites like Twitter and Facebook to chastise Airbnb for the listings, with some going so far as to call for a boycott.
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And Prince's anxiety about ownership extended to interviews — he didn't believe in having his voice recorded, even going so far as to conduct some interviews by fax.
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My partners and family hated it, going so far as to smack my hands away from my mouth when they saw that I&aposd begun to bite.
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Reynolds, belatedly, would go on to condemn the Bund, even going so far as to introduce a bill that would outlaw it along with the Communist Party.
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He then tried to falsely pin the origin of the conspiracy theory on Hillary Clinton, going so far as to take credit for helping to debunk it.
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He's also advocated for a free and open internet, going so far as to sue the NSA last year in an attempt to preserve Wikipedia's users' anonymity.
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Every comedian wants a Netflix special, and normal kids want to be viral social media stars, some going so far as to pretend to be paid spokespeople.
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He pointedly avoided mention of "Brexit," aware of widespread public exhaustion with the subject — even going so far as to describe it as a term from history.
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As a result, many media outlets have been revising their language regarding climate stories, with some going so far as to cover climate change as an emergency.
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Monzo experienced this with its Monzo Plus offering last year, going so far as to suspend the service in September after receiving a flood of negative feedback.
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" The relationship between Trump and Scarborough has always gone through its ups and downs, with The Washington Post going so far as to call them "frenemies forever.
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Trump, more recently, has signaled a willingness to talk to Kim, even going so far as to leave the door open to whether they have already talked.
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He tries to calm each woman down, even going so far as to sleep with Davis (a fictionalization, although it isn't completely beyond the realm of possibility).
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But Carter has been sharply critical of Trump as well, going so far as to question the validity of his presidency given Russia's election interference in 2016.
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In recent years media organizations have taken pledges not to repeat terrorists' and shooters' names, with some even going so far as to not show their photos.
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The Vanguard Group does its best to stay away from politics when advertising, going so far as to have a policy against marketing on overtly partisan websites.
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The book depicts a chaotic White House under an uninformed and unprepared president, with top staff going so far as to secretly remove documents from his desk.
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Now the authorities in Beijing are fighting back, going so far as to install high-tech toilet paper dispensers equipped with facial recognition software in several restrooms.
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He also tried to remove the company's third investor, Pasquale Cusano, from the board, even going so far as to allegedly "crudely forge" Cusano's signature on documents.
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Both women seemed enthusiastic about the prospect, with Rae going so far as to attach the universal sign of internet agreeance: a funny GIF of a cat.
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An ideal assistant would secure an office job and excel in that setting, even going so far as to eagerly accept every invitation to after-work drinks.
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Eventually, these Ozark towns used their racial composition to entice new white residents, even going so far as to create slogans that pointed to their all-white population.
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One Directioners are notoriously protective of the boy band's former members, even going so far as to claim that Louis Tomlinson's child with Briana Jungwirth is not real.
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Just last month, In Touch broke a story that claimed the megachurch was abusive and unsympathetic to sufferers of mental illness, going so far as to perform exorcisms.
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Free said he saw a man cleaning the house after police performed a wellness check in July, going so far as to use bleach on the exterior walls.
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He has found over 1,300 micrometeorites since the conception of his project, even going so far as to use a scanning electron microscope to verify their extraterrestrial origin.
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Last year, the AP asked the federal government for the research supporting flossing, even going so far as to submit written requests under the Freedom of Information Act.
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She's been publicly supportive of her son, Sam, who is gay, even going so far as to try to hook him up with his Olympian crush Adam Rippon.
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After flirting with decriminalizing small amounts of drugs, Russian law enforcement returned to locking up users, going so far as to raid nightclubs and urine-test everyone inside.
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However, a small proportion of individuals may be intrigued by, or even attracted to, the smell of faeces, in some cases going so far as to consume them.
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" Hawking has also sounded the alarm bells, going so far as to say, "The development of full artificial intelligence (AI) could spell the end of the human race.
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Drake knows this as well as anyone, even going so far as to include some of the best dance challenges as part of the "In My Feelings" video.
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I avidly followed these spectacular achievements, going so far as clipping each story from the newspaper and, much to my mother's displeasure, stapling them to my bedroom wall.
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Omarosa Manigault-Newman minces no words in a forthcoming tell-all about her White House days, reportedly going so far as to question President Trump&aposs mental state.
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Another friend, Amanda Finch, from Queens, New York, concurs with her, even going so far as to say that she thinks that sex actually brings her period on.
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Take-Two Interactive has been historically hard nosed about shutting down cheats, going so far as to even shutter programs that modify Grand Theft Auto's single player mode.
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That habit has drawn ire from some, with one Australian millionaire going so far as to say spending on avocado toast is the reason millennials can't afford homes.
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The Real Deal: Dave Filoni's presence on The Mandalorian—going so far as to make his live-action directorial debut on the first episode—wasn't accidental, of course.
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However, that hasn't stopped people online from starting to run down the list of men in the cast, going so far as to tweet directly to the actors.
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They willfully flouted the rules, even going so far as to affect a form of speech where the letter "r," being too reminiscent of the revolution, was omitted.
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When the sergeant passed out, the commandos frantically tried to revive him — going so far as to perform CPR and a field-expedient emergency tracheotomy on Sergeant Melgar.
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The overwhelmed director graciously singled out his fellow nominees, going so far as to mention using a chainsaw to carve up the statuette and share it with them.
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But the new forecaster-in-chief insisted that he was right, going so far as to show a Sharpie-altered weather map of Dorian's path to include Alabama.
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"[Minor] asked Ms. Harold personal questions about her marital status, and even her sexual orientation, going so far as to inquire whether she was a 'lesbo,'" Breen wrote.
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Trump has routinely savaged Strzok and Page, who were carrying on an extramarital affair, going so far as to mock their relationship at a campaign rally in October.
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Sirleaf elected — going so far as to steal their sons' voter I.D. cards so they wouldn't vote for the football player George Weah, who was running against Mrs.
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But that hasn't stopped the president from repeatedly blasting his Fed chairman, and going so far as to blame rising interest rates for last week's deep market rout.
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Throughout the debates, Christie distinguished himself as a strong hawk on foreign policy, going so far as to promise to shoot down Russian planes in a 2015 debate.
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The MCU has long kept his age a secret, even going so far as partially obscuring his gravestone in Captain America: The Winter Soldier to hide his birth year.
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But the group has doubled down on its claim — releasing a statement and video, even going so far as to provide an alleged nom de guerre used by Paddock.
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Jordan has denied any knowledge of Strauss's behavior, going so far as to imply that the university has employed investigators with ties to Democrats who are conspiring against him.
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"Senator Grassley has the audacity to accuse Roberts of being part of the problem, even going so far as to tell the chief justice: 'Physician, heal thyself,'" Reid said.
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The culture being what it is, national health workers often shame the sexually active girls, sometimes going so far as to tell them birth control will render them sterile.
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The former reality star has zero regrets about the spouses' sleeping situation following their baby boy's arrival, going so far as to recommend it "highly" for other new parents.
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The company is working to position the device as a serious gaming platform — even going so far as comparing favorably it to the new Xbox, demoing a Warriors vs.
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The company had previously said it planned to fight the SEC, going so far as to create a website soliciting public donations for its legal battle with the regulator.
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" Many, from historian Deborah Lipstadt to Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Director Jonathan Greenblatt, were critical of the statement, with some going so far as to dub it "Holocaust denial.
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"We should really start thinking about how to reduce emissions and even going so far as [figuring out] how do we remove CO2 from the atmosphere actively," said Vitousek.
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Critics have called Musk's concerns a "mistake," with some in the field of AI even going so far as to suggest he doesn't properly understand that area of tech.
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Al-Bader launches the careers of today's young talents, and some of his students aim to surpass their master, even going so far as to try and challenge him.
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"Don't do that, don't love me," he says, trying to put the attention on the other honorees and going so far as to say he doesn't deserve the award.
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Journalists sometimes attack politicians for simple language, even going so far as to use a misleading scale used to estimate the difficulty of a reading passage in American schools.
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Seattle is also in the midst of a housing crisis, with King County even going so far as to declare a state of emergency over the issue in 2015.
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She also labored, fruitlessly, to understand Ms. Johnson's intricate calculations, going so far as to skip Beyoncé's May 1 concert at the Georgia Dome to do her math homework.
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Some of Trump's lawyers reportedly decided in June that they wanted Kushner out of the White House, going so far as to draft a statement explaining his hypothetical resignation.
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Russia's state-sponsored forces were widely believed to have supported Syrian troops during the country's civil war, even going so far as to bomb hospitals in rebel-held territories.
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Zaria, who recently turned 9, relishes seeing more children at school who look like her, and has come to embrace her blackness, going so far as to get dreadlocks.
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"His security clearance must be revoked immediately," Pelosi said at a press conference in the Capitol, without going so far as to demand Kushner resign from the White House.
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Bunton also encourages the passengers to keep moving during their respective flights, going so far as to offer up some choreography to ensure proper circulation while at 30,000 feet.
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Some have called it demonic and see its Hindu roots as incompatible with their faith, even going so far as to take legal action againstschool districts with yoga programs.
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In response, Mr. Kjellberg jokingly rallied his fans to stave off T-Series, even going so far as to make a comedic diss track to play up the competition.
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Some investors are going so far as to contemplate outcomes more dire than a recession, including several quarters of declining economic activity, a credit crisis or even a depression.
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President Donald Trump keeps pushing an easily debunked lie about his approval rating among Republicans, even going so far as to promote poll numbers that seemingly do not exist.
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Since February, Dunkin' has been working to make itself known for more than just its doughnuts, going so far as to strip the word "Donuts" from its branding and logo.
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Miniature racing enthusiasts starting modding Hot Wheels toys to accommodate the camera, even going so far as to design custom 3D-printed vehicles that were compatible with Hot Wheels tracks.
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Duterte repeatedly hinted at possible concessions in exchange for economic cooperation with Beijing, even going so far as to offer to "shut up" about the dispute in return for investment.
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Check out the clip -- Nance thinks it was a huge mistake ... saying the fans want it, the city wants it ... even going so far as saying IT'S MEANT TO BE!!!
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Nintendo's gotten more serious about its quest to combat piracy on the Switch, going so far as to say it has banned "modified Nintendo Switch" consoles entirely, according to Kotaku.
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He's accused the media of writing stories that misrepresent what's going on inside the company, one time going so far as to shout "shame" on them during a conference call.
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Others, including political leaders on both sides, have at various times sought to induce me to take to politics, going so far as to offer me ministries of my choice.
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Instagram doesn't appear to be going so far as to lock you out of the app after your limit, or fading it to grayscale, which might annoy advertisers and businesses.
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Screenshots of the filters popped up across social media, with at least one person going so far as use a "female" version of himself to match with people on Tinder.
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And he worried about it, too, going so far as to seriously consider his alternate medical school offer — an excellent civilian program where he would still get a great education.
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And when she left government, they say, Clinton became even more combative, going so far as to liken Putin to Hitler in 2014 for his annexation of part of Ukraine.
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Their postings served as a virtual road map, going so far as to discuss whether it's legal to run over protesters and sharing an image of a "protestor digestor" tractor.
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Twitter is often criticized for its handling of threatening language and abuse, with some users going so far as to accuse Twitter of punishing the victim rather than the harasser.
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Instead of admitting their mistake they set up camp in a New York apartment and cover the events from there, even going so far as to fake their own kidnapping.
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Nevertheless, it became a story, with the Lt. Governor of Texas going so far as to ask the actual Texas Rangers (Chuck Norris, not Elvis Andrus) to solve the case.
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By '89, Ninja is helping direct fashion shoots and runway shows, going so far as to choreograph for Malcolm McLaren, whose song, "Deep In Vogue," Levingston plays in the film.
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The marketing for Atomic Blonde has leaned heavily on the story that Theron does her own stunts, going so far as to include her training footage in the theatrical trailers.
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That's because it would be going so far as to overrule a state law, and that, the court said, requires an agency's power to be clearly stated in federal law.
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DeDeDe has been known to use them in battle, going so far as to hurl them at enemies, and Waddle Dees oblige with nary a complaint, or even a grimace.
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Both Cruz and Gingrich have a history of advocating for space exploration, going so far as to propose a new moon base (Gingrich) and support a mission to Mars (Cruz).
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Maybe you've already traded numbers, or the conversation has died; maybe you want to remove a thread without going so far as to remove or block someone from your matches.
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Donald Trump hailed his summit with Kim Jong Un, North Korea's dictator, as a breakthrough, even going so far as to say "we fell in love" during the ongoing detente.
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Once the expansion failed, Oyo reneged on its employment contracts, going so far as to ask staffers to take 40 percent pay cuts if they wanted to be employed directly.
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Ootori was involved in the launch of the PlayStation 4 back in 2013, going so far as to take the console apart piece by piece in an interview with Wired.
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"He encouraged me to pursue microblading, going so far as to helping me find supplies and materials that would help me to improve my studio setup and branding," she said.
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Unlike those who can barely hold a tune while whistling, Lomax hits every note precisely, even going so far as to practice with a frequency tuner to ensure accurate pitch.
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Tarrant County Sheriff Dee Anderson has said Couch and his mother apparently planned for their departure to Mexico, going so far as to throw a going away party for themselves.
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Trump has already attempted to pressure Ukraine to open an investigation into Biden, even going so far as to potentially violate the law by holding up military aid to Kyiv.
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But this summer, a British Parliament committee resoundingly endorsed them, even going so far as to suggest that e-cigarettes be made available by prescription through the National Health Service.
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Recent suggestions about the censure of Trump echo the 85033 chatter from folks who sought a way to criticize Clinton without going so far as to threaten removal from office.
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One lawmaker berated a staff member for not immediately responding to off-hours emails, even going so far as to contact the aide during a visit to a dying relative.
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One lawmaker berated a staff member for not immediately responding to off-hours emails, even going so far as to contact the aide during a visit to a dying relative.
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The rationale we heard from Democrats defending their rapid pace was the "urgency" of the situation, going so far as to claim President Trump was a threat to national security.
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Parents become both directors and performers as the drama unfolds, sometimes going so far as to plan elaborate scavenger hunts and puzzles to heighten the drama of the eventual reveal.
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Instead, it undertook a massive campaign to help employees cope with displacement, going so far as to stage career fairs and encourage other companies to hire its workers en masse.
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His election was huge since half my family could not see why the other half voted for him, going so far as to say it changed their opinion of us.
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The lawmaker faced criticism from within her party recently after voting "present" on Trump's impeachment, with the former governor of Hawaii going so far as to call for her resignation.
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Sessions's DOJ, for example, reversed its position on Texas's voter ID law, going so far as to seek dismissal of the department's previous claim that the law was intentionally discriminatory.
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The initial replies, about two years old, describe the author as a "lunatic" but there are few who run with this reading, going so far as to invoke the Illuminati.
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Samsung has long cherished the idea of making a phone with a completely foldable display, even going so far as to produce a (terrible) concept ad for the non-existent product.
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Cam Newton is straight-up apologizing for a comment he made to a female reporter that many branded sexist and belittling ... going so far as to make a video for it.
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Russia engages both sides in Libya Russia has engaged repeatedly with Haftar, even going so far as to fly him out to a Russian air craft carrier for a formal visit.
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The parent company of Fendi, Céline, and Louis Vuitton, LVMH has never shied away from using exotic leathers, going so far as to purchase an entire crocodile tannery back in 2011.
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Booker, who is trailing in the 2020 presidential polls, has been the most outspoken rival to criticize Biden's comments this week -- going so far as to call on Biden to apologize.
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Many lawmakers struggle with the cost of living in Washington, D.C., even on the $174,000 congressional salary, going so far as to sleep in their offices to save on rent costs.
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Lenders in Europe and Japan are rebelling against their central banks' negative interest rate policies, with one big German group going so far as to weigh storing excess deposits in vaults.
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Erdoğan explained his plan at the United Nations General Assembly in September, going so far as to suggest a safe zone as far as 50 miles into Syria, stretching to Raqqa.
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At moments he lashed out against Clinton in Trumpian fashion, going so far as to call her the "devil" and saying that if he was president she would be in jail.
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The handset looks to take the company a step closer to its dream of edge to edge displays, even going so far as ditching the physical home button in the process.
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Trump has repeatedly mocked her as "Pocahontas," going so far as to offer $1 million to a charity of her choice if she took a DNA test that proved her claims.
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So if it's ever commercialized, there will need to be an initial calibration procedure to ensure a pleasant and tasty dining experience, without going so far as to cause physical discomfort.
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Since taking over the office in March, Lloyd has kept close tabs on pregnant girls in the agency's care, going so far as to personally meet with a girl considering abortion.
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What is clear, though, is that the 26-year-old took quite a liking to the gray matter, even going so far as to name it "Freddy," according to court documents.
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Over the years, Hillary Clinton has made her "love" for hot sauce known in multiple interviews, even going so far as to carry a bottle of hot sauce in her bag.
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Trump has a better personal relationship with Kim than his predecessors, even going so far as to say that he and the North Korean leader "fell in love" over denuclearization letters.
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Barr has been a vocal supporter of Trump, and he has returned the favor, going so far as to call her in March to congratulate her on the show's high ratings.
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And the same year, both New Zealand and Quebec officially recognized animals as sentient beings, with New Zealand going so far as to ban the use of animals in cosmetic testing.
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In his new role, Woods is mentoring a player in his pod, Patrick Reed, who has long emulated Woods's game, going so far as to wear red and black on Sundays.
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Trump frequently took exception to the handling of the GOP primary debates, going so far as to skip the final event before the Iowa caucus amid a feud with Fox News.
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Capote understood that the ball's true ornaments were its boldface attendees, even going so far as to provide The Times with a guest list, which the newspaper published the following day.
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Because of that, I allowed my fears and the fears of my coworkers to get to me, going so far as to withdraw all the liquid cash from my savings account.
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She inadvertently tweeted an offensive comment about her opponent, then blamed it on hackers from China, going so far as to impose sanctions on that rival superpower to cover her tracks.
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Cruz and Trump feuded memorably in the primary, with Trump going so far as to suggest the Texan's father might have had something to do with the assassination of President Kennedy.
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Over the last four decades, Prince tried on many different versions of himself, even going so far as to change his name to a wordless symbol that captured his androgynous persona.
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That's what they call Americans who, after the American Revolution, chose to remain British subjects, going so far as to flee to Canada, which at that point remained in British hands.
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Other cities featured this added bit a junk to further Faust's 2016 image as a captain of industry, even going so far as to note "oil drum" on the set list.
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Many universities amped up their campus dorms and amenities in an effort to bolster recruitment, with a few going so far as to put in "lazy rivers" for floating around pools.
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The team, in fact, had repeatedly pressed to avoid the turf in New Orleans, in particular, going so far as to propose several alternative sites with grass fields for the match.
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His top advisers have shaped his anti-immigrant narrative — and one in particular has a history of going so far as to promote white nationalist views to far-right media outlets.
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France sought to enforce the treaty as written, going so far as to occupy the Ruhr Valley region in January 1923, in response to Germany's failure to meet its reparation obligations.
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"The SEC continues to draw a line in the sand between securities and non-securities but without going so far as to name names," said Spencer Bogart, partner at Blockchain Capital.
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According to her account, a 0003-year-old boy named "Jonah" had been dealing with behavioral and sleep problems, even going so far as to hide underneath tables and growl at people.
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The entire cast was incredibly vocal about Disney and Marvel's decision to table Gunn, with Dave Bautista even going so far as to say he might not reprise his role as Drax.
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Since taking over, Nadella has pushed Microsoft to embrace open source technology, going so far as to make the company a sponsor of the influential open source advocacy group Open Source Initiative.
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Huawei and ZTE in particular have been singled out as threats, with the heads of the FBI, CIA, and NSA going so far as to directly warn consumers against buying Huawei handsets.
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"I just refused to acknowledge [race] as a boundary," he tells Refinery29, going so far as to say that his Ghanaian roots didn't have any influence on the suits he created initially.
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Screenshots of the texts first surfaced in August after the 'BiP' finale ... but Jenna's been on the warpath to clear her name, even going so far as to hire the forensic company.
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For years, they've claimed that their homophobic neighbors, Ron Makay and Iolanda Wieczorkowski, have taunted them with hateful slurs, even going so far as to shoot their dog with an air rifle.
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Given her increased visibility and dwindling privacy, she explains, she decided to keep her pregnancy a secret, going so far as to hide her belly completely when filming Rehab Addict in 2015.
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But it also carried uncomfortable echoes of the Chinese meltdown of 2015, when the government intervened heavily, going so far as to create a "national team" of investment funds to buy shares.
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Legislators in Arlington, Virginia, however, have been more welcoming, going so far as to offer the company up to $23 million just to do what it does best: be really goddamn big.
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The big picture: Some members of the CBC aren't going so far as to call the treatment of Conyers' racist, but they do note that other sitting members of Congress, like Sen.
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He was one of the very few corporate executives who would actually step forward and be seen raising money for Trump, even going so far as becoming the campaign's national finance chair.
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And while they are hesitant at first to welcome their green guest, going so far as to retreat under the table, they cheer after Edgar presents them with a flaming Christmas pudding.
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In 2012, Formula One tried to hold a "Grand Prix of America" in New Jersey, even going so far as driving an F1 car through the Lincoln Tunnel to promote the race.
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Since his comments to reporters over the weekend, O'Rourke has weighed in repeatedly on Trump's response to the shootings, going so far as to link the Trump administration to the Third Reich.
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Regardless of internal and external changes, Kendall has been big on reading since assuming his role early last year, going so far as to establish a small lending library outside his office.
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On his Fox News program, Hannity has strained even the lax standards of his network by being an open cheerleader of the president, going so far as to appear in campaign videos.
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Conservative "intellectual" Ed Whelan tried this tactic out going so far as to identify the supposed Doppelganger, thereby dragging an innocent bystander into the whole sordid affair based on a Zillow map.
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But Turkey views the group as terrorists and has threatened to attack the population, even going so far as to launch an invasion of the Kurdish-held territory of Afrin last year.
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This is a man who during the primary season encouraged violence among supporters against protesters, going so far as to offer to pay the legal fees of anyone who attacked a heckler.
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But this day, I tried out a tutorial that swore to give me effortless, relaxed waves using the Dyson dryer — practically going so far as promising to replace my curling iron forever.
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After that exchange became public, Mr. Trump and his aides disputed Mr. Comey's version of events, going so far as to say that Mr. Comey, not the president, had requested the meeting.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ron Rice dedicated his life to making movies, even going so far as to sacrifice food, rent, and other basic living needs to bankroll his work.
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Apple has positioned itself as one such company pushing back on a movement for the right to repair our stuff, going so far as to implement barriers to unauthorized third-party repairs.
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The move follows Apple's green initiative to use recycled materials in its products, with the company going so far as to make an in-house robot that disassembles old hardware for parts.
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At Charas, she found her place — even going so far as to say she "came to live in heaven" when she moved to Loisaida, as the neighborhood was known among Spanish speakers.
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For most of the components, the researchers showed only that they could make an arbitrary change to the part's firmware, not actually going so far as to write proof-of-concept malware.
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His team has also taken on Sanders's claim that health care costs lead to 500,000 bankruptcies a year, going so far as to fact-check the study where Sanders found that statistic.
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" Online and on air, far right media has provided a massive platform from which to smear Ford's good name -- even going so far as to smear the wrong Professor Ford as "troubled.
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An outspoken Chinese general, Luo Yuan, now retired, recommended a tough series of responses in an article on Thursday, going so far as to suggest a military strike against the missile system.
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He does seemed to have grown a lot over the past few years, going so far as to cancel his Purpose tour to focus on self-betterment and devote more time to church.
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The inspector general, Michael Horowitz, going so far as to call Comey insubordinate for concealing from his superiors his plans to make a public statement in July 22018 when he ultimately exonerated Clinton.
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As we've pointed out in the past ... David is REALLY into guns, even going so far as to post multiple videos showing off his firepower after getting a visit from the Secret Service.
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The frequency of these scams has become a full-on pandemic, with prominent critics going so far as to say that any company that uses Slack as their app's homebase is being irresponsible.
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In the same meeting, he reportedly told her he was aware of her relationship with Wolfe – going so far as to give her dates and destinations of overseas trips the couple had taken.
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Sebastian even offers to be Villanelle's emotional sounding board, and it's very clear he actually means it, going so far as to unwittingly urge our international killer to get back in the field.
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But App Annie isn't going so far as to predict Harry Potter will do better than Pokémon GO, which tapped into consumer nostalgia and was a first-to-market mainstream AR gaming title.
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In the days that followed the birth announcement Teigen continued to share tidbits about her pregnancy and childbirth, even going so far as to hint that giving birth was easier this time around.
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Bernie Sanders have been the two major candidates to snub Silicon Valley fundraising, with Warren going so far as to say that she will no longer accept major donations from Big Tech executives.
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A host of Capitol Hill Democrats called for increased scrutiny, even going so far as to advocate a wholesale rethinking of the way competition law has been practiced for the last four decades.
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Reunited with her phone later in the back of a police cruiser, she summarizes the incident -- going so far as to point out the offending officer's appearance and the number of bullets fired.
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One follower, in particular, was less than thrilled about the GOT spoiler and attacked Corden for the joke, going so far as to wish cancer on the host's 8-year-old son Max.
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Because so much of the emotion between Radcliffe and Dano in the film depends on the physical contact, the two actors grew close during production – even going so far as to lock lips.
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The network and executive producer Ryan Murphy went to great lengths to withhold details about the new season, even going so far as to release two dozen promos meant to misdirect the audience.
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Armed with family anecdotes but no legitimate documentation, she has long claimed Native American ancestry, going so far as to classify herself as a minority in the Association of American Law Schools directory.
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The city's mayor, in particular, has made an issue of pushing floodwaters back, going so far as to shoot a campaign video that (jokingly?) features him paddling down waterlogged streets instead of driving.
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Cory Booker (D) struck up a playful flirtation with actress Mindy Kaling over Twitter on Thursday, going so far as to ask her to dinner — though it was unclear if he was serious.
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Instacart wants to be more accommodating to meal planners Instacart isn't going so far as to specially manage ingredient amounts, so you still have to be wary of ordering more than you need.
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His poll numbers are so bleak he refuses to acknowledge them, going so far as to fire pollsters who had the temerity to show the president consistently losing to his potential Democratic rivals.
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Netanyahu himself sought to play up his ties to the U.S., even going so far as to commission a massive billboard depicting himself with President Trump as a not-so-subtle visual reminder.
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Bannon isn't just standing by Roy Moore, he's running interference for him -- reportedly going so far as to intervene with Sean Hannity to convince him to abandon his announced intentions to dump Moore.
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The thematic content is not surprising from the artist, who has been a vegan and animal rights activist for 29 years, even going so far as to name his 1996 album Animal Rights.
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There, I scoured the area for the best places, going so far as to ask a roomful of English comp students, on their (and my) first day of class which joints they favored.
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" And they support reform, even going so far as to widely agree that "if we don't take action to reform the influence of money over our politics, then our democracy is at risk.
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She said she repeatedly raised concerns about Hunt's conduct to her superiors and to human resources, going so far as to send human resources an email, reviewed by Business Insider, recounting her concerns.
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It turned out that he and Herndon had discussed the idea of talking to me that morning — going so far as to look up some of my writing — but had decided against it.
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The hustle is real for Chance the Rapper's open position for an intern, with one applicant going so far as to create a resume that reads like he's going on tour with Chance.
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In 2011, for example, the country brought down a US spy drone flying about 140 miles into the Islamic Republic's territory, going so far as to show footage of it on state television.
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Pence was a strong supporter of the Iraq War, going so far as to co-sponsor and vote in favor of a bill authorizing the conflict when he was a House representative from Indiana.
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In terms of dealing with straight up harassment, Bumble tends to take a public stance on banning online jerks – even going so far as to publicly shame and ban those who send nasty messages.
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Groups including former students of the Milton Hershey School, the trust's beneficiary, and local residents opposed any deal at that time, even going so far as to seek an injunction blocking any proposed deal.
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To the point where he was fined and suspended by the ATP for tanking the Shanghai Masters last fall, going so far as asking the ump to call time so he could go home.
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In the past, Reid has blamed homophobic slurs and other blog posts that don't coincide with her current image on hackers, even going so far as to report a hacking "crime" to the FBI.
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Apple isn't going so far as to develop a direct competitor to Audible Channels, but is rather tweaking its existing platform in a way that will better highlight this type of short-form content.
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Epic has made competitive Fortnite and e-sports a big priority, going so far as to set aside a whopping $100 million for tournaments, which will culminate in the World Cup finals this summer.
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Tesla has taken pains to camouflage the car when taking it out in the public, even going so far as to cover it completely when charging it and hiding its steering wheel and screen.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been pushing companies to raise wages by at least 3 percent in March's annual negotiations with unions, going so far as to offer tax breaks for those that do.
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In 1971, Jack is trying to desperately to help his brother find his humanity, going so far as to order Nicky (Michael Angarano) to help care for a sick boy in the fishing village.
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In contrast, California legislators voted last year to limit the use of E-Verify for employers in the state, going so far as to impose a $22008,230 fine on employers who "misuse" the system.
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I don't think I even had my own server, I would just log onto my friend's, even going so far as asking him to leave it on for me while he was at work.
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But after that, Feige says, Marvel is looking to have a more gender balanced slate in its next phase, going so far as to say "more than half" of the heroes will be women.
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The same thing was happening with lightsabers, with some pioneering individuals going so far as to sell their own inspired-by designs or build replicas that were even more accurate than the licensed products.
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In Alexandria, Virginia, two 21-year-olds organized a walkout with more than 23 of their peers, going so far as to put together a homemade press packet for the reporters covering their protest.
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In fact, several lawmakers openly suggested that the bank had blatantly violated the law, with some going so far as to assert that Stumpf himself would be facing criminal charges in the near future.
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Take-Two has been aggressive about shutting down cheating programs in the past, even going so far as to serve legal notice against modding programs used to tweak Grand Theft Auto's single player experience.
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Under the auspices of public safety, the City of Chicago barred drill artists from working in their hometown, going so far as to prevent a hologram of Keef from "performing" even in neighboring Indiana.
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Bennett rarely misses an opportunity to profess his love for Chicago, a city that Trump has consistently maligned, once going so far as to suggest that it is less safe than war-torn Afghanistan.
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As the CBC reports, Elton was fiending for the technical stylings of Kansas City rap legend Tech N9ne, going so far as to ask management if they had any of his albums on hand.
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Yet he was aware that some of his opinions might prove controversial, going so far as to discuss with his English-speaking editors whether to "change anything" prior to the publication of Book Six.
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Meyer has long been an employee advocate, going so far as to eliminate tipping at his full-service restaurants last year in favor of compensating staff so they don't need to rely on tips.
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Since One Direction disbanded, so to speak, earlier this year, Styles has been penning solo music, going so far as to register four new songs with the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers.
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And while some let that curiosity take them to harmful extremes, going so far as to buy idols' personal information online, others turn to a different, more supernatural method: trying to predict the future.
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It involved rebranding one of Europe's most traditional conservative parties as a dynamic, digitally driven movement focused on change, going so far as to abandon its signature black color for a more modern turquoise.
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He can do his best to be a good man, as he has insisted time and time again — going so far as confessing to a crime he didn't commit in order to protect Helen.
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In fact, Trump has not signed an executive order on cybersecurity, though he has come close — even going so far as having the press briefed on an executive order before a scheduled signing event.
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Then there is Mr. Trump, whom Mr. Rubio once called a dangerous "con man" with "the worst spray tan in America," going so far as to sell "#NeverTrump" bumper stickers on his campaign website.
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Then in October, 85033 national security experts signed a letter supporting the intelligence community whistleblower, whose identity Trump continues to threaten to disclose, even going so far as to call him/her a traitor.
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But the Justice Department is trying to interfere with that impeachment process as well, going so far as to take tendentious legal positions to try to avoid the information being turned over to Congress.
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In recent weeks, Trump has revived his barrage of criticism over the Fed's interest rate policy, going so far as to urge the central bank to cut rates in order to skyrocket the economy.
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I'm not going so far as to suggest Oleg has turned double-agent offscreen, but Nina's death is still fresh in his mind, and quite possibly informing whatever the hell he's doing right now.
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Later on, in "'Democracy,' or the City of Dreams," the Greek-American director Elia Kazan says that Greek democracy is a legend, going so far as to consider it not a democracy at all.
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Starbucks shares ended 2016 down more than 7.5 percent, but at least one analyst expects that to turn around this year — going so far as to name the stock his top restaurant pick for 2017.
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AAS has warned of a deluge of fake products flooding the market before the eclipse, and has warned that some manufacturers are going so far as to purposefully falsify safety labels and supposed test results.
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At the same time, they distribute the music you love while making ever-smaller contributions to the artists, musicians and songwriters who create it — even going so far as to take these creators to court. …
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McDonald's shares ended 2018 up only 21 percent, but at least one analyst expects even greater growth this year — going so far as to name the stock one of his top restaurant picks for 23.
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With its first series, Kill la Kill, it instantly attracted devotees (some going so far as to say it "saved anime") and critics, the latter because of its emphasis on (sometimes chaotic) style over substance.
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According to the Washington Post, Trump recently talked to his advisers about how much he doesn't like Rosenstein, going so far as to call him "weak" and "a Democrat," even though Rosenstein is a Republican.
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" This particular member feels Samsung is overreaching, going so far as to attack the company for dictating "what I want to do with my money and how I feel on what I want to keep.
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Even Trump, it seems, wants to distance himself from Pizzagate at this point, going so far as to remove Michael Flynn Jr. from his transition team following some tweets in support of this asinine theory.
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It couldn't, and when it emerged that Ms Holmes had lied about her company's product—going so far as to deliver inaccurate results to consumers and falsify tests for potential investors—Theranos collapsed in disgrace.
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Kourtney Kardashian has also been outspoken about the practice, even going so far as to pull a prank for her family (on camera, of course) by pretending to serve them a meal with human placenta.
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" However, when asked by a CNN reporter about the president going so far as to call his opponents "evil," she claimed that "it's a word people have used on your network a number of times.
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Billy Long (R-MO) even asked a question he said was directly from the vloggers, going so far as to hold up a giant poster board with their picture and asking Zuckerberg to identify them.
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Executives in the industry tell CNBC that there has been extensive chatter on the topic all year, with some going so far as to say the telecom giant might make a move sooner than later.
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One last thing: Papadopoulos, though described as a "volunteer" by Trump, was a foreign policy adviser to Trump's campaign, even going so far as to edit a major foreign policy speech for Trump, per NYT.
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Even companies like Yelp, which at one point were quite vocal about seeking buyers in 2016, going so far as to hire Goldman Sachs to line up suitors, decided early this year to change tack.
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Others questioned the fairness of having someone with higher testosterone levels race against other women, going so far as to say that "losing the next generation of female athletes" was at stake in the case.
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Samantha Cameron, the wife of Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, may likewise have chosen to support her country's fashion talent, even going so far as to become an ambassador for the British Fashion Council.
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" McCommons said he now regrets his vote, going so far as to tweet at Trump, "Your twitter rants are out of control - I voted for you to make America great again, run the country sir!
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Trump then installed Matt Whitaker, a former U.S. attorney with a thin resume who's been publicly critical of Mueller's work on cable TV, going so far as to outline how he could stifle the probe.
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The company first began prepping for an IPO nearly two years ago, going so far as to hire bankers, but then held off so that it could purchase and integrate an antivirus company called Confer.
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He went back to his hotel room and searched fruitlessly on the internet for her—going so far as making a LinkedIn page, hoping he'd be able to track down the company she worked for.
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But looking at the evidence, it's clear that it's actually Manbang that's the original streaming service, while Netflix is the unscrupulous knockoff, going so far as to directly lift content from its North Korean rival.
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The Manganos and Mr. Venditto tried to cover up the bribes, according to the indictment, with Ms. Mangano going so far as to fabricate instances of work she had done at the no-show job.
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Many Democrats like Mr. Scott personally, and he has been clear about his opposition to President Trump, going so far as to say last week that he would support a number of potential primary challengers.
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He says it also began interfering with the talent lineup ... going so far as to tell bands if they backed out Dentsu would help them land a gig playing the Summer Olympics in 2020 instead.
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Simpson tried to get a head start before the ban went into effect, going so far as to break his belly putter in two in late 2014 so he wouldn't be tempted to go back.
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The model policy has been rightly criticized for proposing that decisions about campus disciplinary policy be shifted from universities to lawmakers, even going so far as to propose removing schools' discretion in addressing individual situations.
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And naturally, instead of attempting to regulate these enterprises the old-fashioned way — through the legislative process — they chose to bypass even established executive branch practices, going so far as to threaten career government officials.
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The strongly royalist military has zealously enforced Thailand's abhorrent lèse-majesté law, going so far as to jail citizens for liking Facebook posts critical of the king, or even not sufficiently condemning such online comments.
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Further, Hook argues he couldn't have been biased against Nowrouzzadeh since the two of them didn't interact until that late March meeting, going so far as to say she never sent him a substantive email.
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Monzo has done crowdfunding in the past and has a good track record of accountability, going so far as to publish an annual report, which goes into more detail than is legally required of them.
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She vetted at least five of the current or possible 2020 candidates as her running mate in 2016, going so far as to print signs for one of them, Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey.
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JACKSON KENTEBE Gibraltar To the Editor: It is ironic that this article cites Iran as a valid critic of Saudi Arabia's executions, going so far as to refer to Iranian propaganda comparing Saudi Arabia to ISIS.
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The stamp-size sensor self-calibrates and is capable of monitoring individual appliances courtesy of software developed by the team, even going so far as isolating time segments, like when a refrigerator goes into defrost mode.
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But China has been by far the most aggressive in its claims, going so far as to build island fortifications armed with anti-ship and anti-air missiles, according to the Pentagon's 2019 report on China.
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Elon Musk, Tesla's billionaire co-founder and CEO, has been touting the company's self-driving technology, going so far as to say last month that it will have 1 million robotaxis on the road next year.
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When Radcliff's case made the local paper and even CNN, Cockerill, the State Farm investigator, celebrated — going so far as to forward a stick figure drawing depicting Radcliff being raped in prison to an NICB investigator.
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At Wells Fargo, thousands of employees decided that fraud was the only way to meet these targets and opened a flurry of fake accounts, going so far as to create phony PIN numbers and email addresses.
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During the summer of that year, Meehan became increasingly violent — going so far as to set fire to Debra's car — until he attacked his ex-partner's youngest child, Terra, in a parking lot during August 2016.
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Here's a timelapse video of Patar rebuilding Rembrandt's The Storm on the Sea of Galilee, and even going so far as to replace the artist's included self-portrait in the painting with a photo of himself.
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Back in the park, the Man in Black gets angry at Emily's prodding, going so far as to accuse her of being a host; he thinks it's Ford, messing with him as he has all season.
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S. signatories opposed the Trump administration's withdrawal and have pledged to keep the deal alive, even going so far as creating a special-purpose vehicle that could facilitate trade with Iran while skirting U.S. secondary sanctions.
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" Swift's fans then instantly slammed Charli, going so far as to write on Twitter, "i hope enjoyed her 13 seconds of fame omg" and "Someone send charli xcx back to 1999 bc she's no longer needed.
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Sanders and his team have at times sought to make amends with the party leaders he clashed with in 2016, going so far as to ignore bombs thrown at him by establishment figures such as Clinton.
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HBO kept an extremely tight lid on rumors and spoilers during production, going so far as to film a bunch of fake endings and buy weapons that will literally shoot spying drones out of the sky.
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Certainly a lot of people, including many liberals, have given him the kind of man-behind-the-curtain attention he so obviously craves, with SNL going so far as to portray him as the Grim Reaper.
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Trump, angered by the fact no Democrats are working with him on repeal, has slammed the party as "obstructionists," even going so far as to say that he would behave differently if he were a senator.
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Trump's one negotiating tactic for this bill was to bluff and bluff and then bluff some more, going so far as to force his fellow Republicans to vote on something they hate to punish them politically.
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Those protesting were voicing their displeasure over recent agreements between President Moon and the North, even going so far as to rename the 2018 Winter Olympics to the Pyongyang Olympics (named for North Korea's capital city).
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By 2202, worried about his prospects, Wilson tried to run up his numbers with whites by bashing immigrants, going so far as to put a notoriously anti-Hispanic measure, known as Proposition 2628, on the ballot.
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Promise made: In 2008, Boris campaigned heavily against Ken Livingstone's plans to close a number of ticket offices on the London Underground, even going so far as to sign a pledge never to close them (pictured).
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Since then, shameless local leaders have bent over backwards to woo the online shopping giant, even going so far as to sync iconic skyscraper lights with the company's branding or propose a stadium in its honor.
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Publisher Bethesda Softworks had to alter Wolfenstein II for its German release by removing the swastikas and even Hitler's mustache to comply with German law, even going so far as to downplay hero B.J. Blazkowicz's Jewishness.
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Musk spoke passionately about this aim going so far as to admonish broad media coverage of Autopilot-related accidents, while the ongoing and persistent issue of human-fault car deaths receives far less attention from press.
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It continues the company's recent history of blurring the lines between its mobile and desktop offerings, while not going so far as actually implementing the sort of touchscreen that have become standard on Windows 10 devices.
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" McCain has been a frequent critic of President Trump, with the commander in chief going so far as to warn the Arizona Republican last week, "At some point I fight back, and it won't be pretty.
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Notably, he ended his feud with Nike and Mark Parker, going so far as to thank the CEO "for giving a kid out of Chicago a chance to create" and apologizing for anything negative he said.
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In 2017, Mr. Carson's aides scaled back an inquiry into the company's housing-ad policies, going so far as to scrap a long-scheduled negotiating session with Facebook officials soon after the Trump administration took office.
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Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday clung to power, going so far as to discuss whether reneging on a new Brexit deal she rolled out two days earlier could mollify cabinet ministers eager to replace her.
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Now, ILWU members are continuing to put pressure on their employer to ensure the health of dock workers across the coast, going so far as threatening a work stoppage if cleanliness and sanitation standards aren't met.
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To make matters worse, the Kim family will sell almost any weapons technology it creates, even going so far as to build Syria a nuclear reactor — which was destroyed by Israel — only roughly a decade ago.
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Weinstein's fiercest critics have often searched for a financial motive, some even going so far as to suggest that he aims to profit from the spread of H.I.V. Those who know him personally dismiss this explanation.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers awarded the United States a D+ overall grade in its 2017 Infrastructure Report Card and even going so far as to give the nation's public transit infrastructure a D- grade.
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Into the 21st century, Japanese governments sought to increase the share of nuclear power, with some going so far as to rely on nuclear power for up to 40 percent of their country's overall energy mix.
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While it was not common knowledge that the actress played Klemperer, she and the film's director Luca Guadagnino kept the information a secret while filming, going so far as to create the fake identity of Lutz Ebersdorf.
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The planned cuts have generated a political firestorm, President Donald Trump going so far as to threaten to take action against the automaker, possibly by eliminating federal tax incentives GM can offer buyers of its battery cars.
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The couple was named by authorities as "persons of interest" in the case but initially denied any involvement, going so far as to post an online video titled "our side of the story" before they were arrested.
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Finding a car company that meets all these criteria is no easy task and explains why Apple has been willing to look far and wide, perhaps going so far as a tony British maker of race cars.
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We all know someone who wasted their youth playing games that were designed to be all-consuming, with the World Health Organization recently going so far as to categorize video game addiction as a mental health disorder.
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In recent months, Musk has been in a heated debate with short sellers who believe that Tesla will ultimately fail, even going so far as to supposedly call an anonymous investment blogger's boss to get them fired.
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During the nine months she was held in captivity, Elizabeth Smart says her kidnapper allegedly tried to abduct another girl — going so far as to pose as a Mormon and befriend the girl's family to do so.
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According to the The Guardian, he pretended to take care of the now-21-year-old after she had too much to drink, even going so far as to check her pulse in front of his friends.
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But we can't let the conversation stop there, as RNC speakers and attendees have, going so far as to cheer wildly when one of the cops involved in Freddie Gray's death got acquitted in Baltimore this week.
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After I challenged Paul Nehlen, a former Republican congressional candidate, on Twitter this summer, his supporters insulted my appearance and mocked how I looked, with one even going so far as to say I should be euthanized.
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Governments in El Salvador, Colombia, and Ecuador are going so far as to urge women to put off getting pregnant completely for months — even years in El Salvador's case, in an effort to prevent potential birth defects.
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The Democrats have done everything in their power to obstruct the immigration policies of President Trump, going so far as to shut the government down rather than fund the border wall and provide for effective border security.
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Having played the first APMD shows with Trap Them on the bill, the group had long spoken about bringing on a second guitarist to partner with Adam Wentworth, going so far as to mention Izzi's name specifically.
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" Brennan has been a harsh critic of the Trump administration, going so far as to call Trump's actions alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin in a news conference after their summit in Helsinki, Finland, "nothing short of treasonous.
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Promise made: In 2008, Johnson campaigned heavily against Ken Livingstone&aposs plans to close a number of ticket offices on the London Underground, even going so far as to sign a pledge never to close them (pictured).
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Obama had a penchant for lecturing the Saudis on human rights — even going so far as to delay an $110 billion arms sale that went through yesterday, out of concern for how those weapons might be used.
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Having been thoroughly dressed down by Negan, Simon scrapes up a bit of his masculinity by belittling Jadis and her Scavengers, going so far as to shoot her followers one by one, right in front of her.
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President Trump has stepped up his calls for the Fed to do more to stimulate the economy — going so far as to tweet just minutes before Powell's speech — even though interest rates are already near historic lows.
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Apple is famously unwilling to allow its customers to have broken iPhones repaired anywhere except in its own shops, going so far as to use software updates to disable replacement touchscreens installed by cheaper third-party fixers.
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The attorney general has since emerged as a chief protector and defender of the president, going so far as to disagree publicly with a finding by DOJ's inspector general that the FBI's Russia probe was properly predicated.
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" The reaction from the gay community has been harsh, with one writer in The Advocate going so far as to suggest that Mr. Thiel was not even a gay man, because he did not "embrace the struggle.
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In the months since his firing, Bautista has been the most outspoken about Disney's decision, going so far as to say on the The Jonathan Ross Show that he's unsure whether he wants to return to the franchise.
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Conley has maintained his innocence, going so far as to take a polygraph test and release a statement claiming that several people in the room who witnessed the event gave statements to police corroborating Conley's version of events.
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President Trump has been at odds with much of the media since taking office, and often calls news stories he believes are unflattering or misleading about him "fake news," going so far as to continuously attack specific publications.
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Furie began his war against the people who made Pepe an emblem of racism and anti-Semitism earlier this year, going so far as to "kill" the frog in a cartoon and start a Kickstarter to "save" him.
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The New York Times' Tariro Mzezewa reports that recently Miami has cracked down on Airbnb renters, going so far as to kick them out of what are technically illegal short-term rentals in the middle of their stays.
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And it's not just the usual dickery of name-calling and threats (though there is that)—players are going so far as to use a glitch to shut down ranked matches that aren't going the way they wish.
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The actor shared much of her experience with her fans and the public throughout her journey, going so far as to thank her radiation machine and announce a lawsuit with her management team, which let her insurance lapse.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Trump seems to ignore common sense calls for a balanced approach to encryption, going so far as calling for a boycott of Apple products until the company complied with an FBI request to torpedo iPhone security.
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Officials in many provinces have tried to crack down on cheating in recent years, going so far as to install fingerprint scanners in schools and ban bras with a metal underwire, worried that they might hide transmission devices.
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But Puzder is not just a successful executive; he has gone the extra step and thought about these complex issues deeply, going so far as to write a comprehensive book outlining policy recommendations to get America working again.
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Biden's campaign sent out an email Tuesday afternoon fundraising off of Trump's latest attacks, arguing the president is "rattled" and "going so far as to side with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un." Updated at 4:23 p.m.
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Burson told Mashable that she made sure that the confetti she used came from the election night party itself, going so far as to call the company storing the unused confetti and getting a signed statement from them.
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Similarly, Stranger Things' camera work carefully mimics a 1980s look, often recreating clear homages to iconic cinematic moments from the era, going so far as to include footage that looks like it's shot on a vintage video camera.
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Despite Badr's positive read for U.K. fintech startups off the back of yesterday's Autumn Statement, he is not going so far as to predict the government is now committed to retaining the passporting system that underpins the sector.
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Visual novels often occupy a niche within an already niche medium, and this has led to many games seeking appeal via gratuitous displays of sexual content, with some even going so far as to include explicit sexual scenes.
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For the first full men's show, he made up for lost time, commandeering Liberty State Park in New Jersey, erecting an enormous silver scaffold, even going so far as to lay down a runway tiled in actual marble.
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CNN apparently conducted its own deep investigation into the operations in Ghana and Nigeria, going so far as to even tour one of the houses where a group of Ghanaians worked to craft posts targeting American social issues.
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The National Associations of Broadcasters (NAB) has been a particularly fierce opponent of the technology over the years, going so far as to employ Dolly Parton in 2008 to try and scare government leaders away from the technology.
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But many others, from Senator Lindsey Graham to Kevin McCarthy, the House minority leader, are aggressively defending Mr. Trump, going so far as to argue that the notes from his July 25 conversation with Mr. Zelensky are exculpatory.
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Lucasfilm has been very protective of the plot of previous Star Wars films, even going so far as to place clips in trailers to set up expectations for story lines that don't actually pan out in the film.
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We know that Lady Trieu is obsessed with the past, having created the now-illegal drug Nostalgia to help people relive their memories and even going so far as to clone her mother to live out her life.
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ARD's earlier decision not to report on the crime set off further anger and accusations that the country's "liberal media elite" were intent on protecting migrants, going so far as to underreport or even cover up their crimes.
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Mr Jackson was a stickler for accuracy—going so far as to order mud from France to make sure the hue his technicians were using was correct—and the film organises the material in a clear and coherent way.
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Without the ability for law enforcement to decrypt and access digital comms on-demand, he suggested, criminals will just be free to get away crimes like terrorism or child exploitation — going so far as to say "chaos may follow".
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Trump himself has been notably cool toward the NATO alliance — an alliance meant to protect against Russian aggression in Europe — going so far as to omit mention of the collective protection aspects of the treaty from a key speech.
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Then there are examples of gender neutrality and genderless parenting, which does not necessarily mean going so far as to raise a child as gender fluid, but rather attempts to dispel preconceived stereotypes about gender from a young age.
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Sources told me earlier this year he was bewildered by the disappointing outcome of the Hanoi Summit, going so far as to dole out severe punishments for key members of his negotiating team in an effort to save face.
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Scientists have lambasted NASEM for being slow to revoke the membership of prestigious scientists who have been found guilty of harassment or worse by their institutions and the legal system, even going so far as to start a Change.
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The Chinese government has touted the healing power of cockroaches for years now, going so far as to finance a number of nationwide studies designed to determine the health effects of the insects through laboratory work and clinical trials.
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Progressive Democrats in the House and progressive activist groups aren't just supporting House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's bid to become the next speaker of the House; they're going so far as to talk about primarying those who oppose her.
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Yahoo has never publicly disclosed how many active users Yahoo Messenger had, only going so far as to say hundreds of million of people have used it over the 20-year life span of the product, according to TechCrunch .
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Huawei even claims that its machine learning algorithms will keep the device that way over the long run, going so far as to suggest it will speed up over time rather than slow down, as most Android smartphones do.
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After signing an agreement with the U.S., El Salvador has been discouraging its own citizens from joining a new caravan north -- going so far as to charge a man with human trafficking for encouraging people to join the caravan.
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However Kogan, who testified to the committee earlier this week, argues he was just using Facebook's platform as it was architected and intended to be used — going so far as to claim its developer terms are "not legally valid".
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Critics rather overstated their case in claiming that this would be handing Mr Putin complete control of Interpol, with British MPs going so far as to recommend that Britain should find an alternative made up of "rights-respecting states".
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And in Arizona, Ward says she's actively lobbying for a Trump endorsement -- even going so far as urging Jeff DeWit, the Arizona chairman of Trump's campaign, to "put in the good word" for her to win the nominee's backing.
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During the debate, Clinton repeatedly sought to correct Trump's statements -- going so far as referring viewers to fact checks on her website -- as she aimed to portray him as out of touch with the complexities of the American economy.
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Satellite imagery clearly shows that Beijing is turning some of the new land into military bases, going so far as to pave runways, base weapons and artillery on them, and place radars, among other things, on some of them.
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Trump's Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Trump's star on the Walk of Fame has been subjected to repeat acts of vandalism, with one protester going so far as to smash it with a pick ax last month.
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Since his rise to popularity, he has made flirting with gender fluidity and androgyny central to his image, going so far as to say he believes "there's no such thing as gender" in a recent Calvin Klein ad spot.
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Tesla has blamed "hubris" for its production problems with the Model X, going so far as to replace a pair of senior production managers in an attempt to fix its issues ahead of the Model 3 rollout next year.
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On one hand, defending his need to survive and protect his family; on the other, cursing himself as a cowardly worm, who compromised all his principles, going so far as to denounce his hero, Stravinsky, as a deviant modernist.
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For the next two years, Adams relentlessly hassled the URL's owner, going so far as to threaten "one of the domain owner's friends with gun emojis after the friend used the domain to promote concerts," the DoJ's release states.
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Remember that the likes of Speaker Paul Ryan repeatedly distanced themselves from Trump during the campaign, going so far as to effectively disavow the nominee in the wake of the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape in October 2016.
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Bankers and institutional investors ranging from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon to Allianz's Mohamed El-Erian have questioned the value and utility of cryptocurrencies, with Dimon going so far as to call it a "fraud" that's bound to blow up.
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Sanders produced a surprise victory in Michigan off his anti-trade rhetoric, going so far as to argue that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But when he has to fly from his home base in Philadelphia, he said, he makes sure the seats he purchases have seatback screens, even going so far as to research the aircraft configuration before making a seat selection.
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In China, he went out of his way to woo President Xi Jinping, going so far as to suggest that the trade deficit with the United States was the fault of past American administrations rather than of China itself.
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According to an ESPN report last month, the Rockets believe officials robbed them in Game 7 of last year's Western Conference finals against the Warriors, even going so far as to draft a memo to the league detailing why.
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Defense Secretary Esper and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, General Mark Milley, have both made improving the experience of military families a priority, even going so far as to name it the fourth pillar in the National Defense Strategy.
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He's also avoided difficult questions — going so far as to bar his own news organization from investigating him, and declining to meet with The Times's editorial board under the pretext that he didn't yet have positions on enough issues.
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To stave off the Brexit Party threat, Mr. Johnson made support for Brexit by any means necessary a litmus test for Conservative politicians, going so far as to expel 21 legislators for voting to block a no-deal Brexit.
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Sharna says Nick was one of the most respectful partners she's had -- going so far as to say he never lashed out at anyone, even during the most tense times in their season ... which is apparently worthy of praise.
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And some people seemed surprised by the studio's apparent attempts to bury the film, which included going so far as to cancel some Thursday screenings: PROUD MARY had Thursday nite showings at one area theater, the AMC Forum 30.
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He said the bank told clients it was processing the trades in-house, even going so far as to alter trade confirmations, as part of an effort to make its electronic trading services appear safer and more sophisticated than they were.
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That same year, Emma Sulkowicz, a Columbia student, carried a mattress everywhere she went to protest the university's refusal to kick her accused rapist off campus—even going so far as to lug it across the stage when she graduated.
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So while Jean's friends mourn her at the end of Dark Phoenix (even going so far as to rename the school in her honor), it's more likely that she's still alive much in the way that she in the comics.
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Given the dominance of the psychedelic ethos on this album, it makes sense that Frank cited both Brian Wilson and the Beatles among his primary influences while making it, going so far as sampling the latter band on two songs.
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He did everything he could to try and fix it from the inside, even going so far as to try and reason with Holmes and also his grandfather, the economist and four-time Cabinet secretary under three different United States presidents.
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That's the premise behind the long-running comic Chew, the story of an FDA agent John Chu who's a Cibopath, and who uses his powers to help solve crimes, sometimes going so far as to lick blood from a crime scene.
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The many videos and stories go into great detail about the CPU, GPU, and various other technical aspects of the upcoming console, going so far as to speculate about how drastically Project Scorpio will improve Xbox One and Xbox 360 games.
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In another SS7 technique, hackers could collect nearby texts and calls using a dedicated antenna, going so far as to obtain temporary encryption keys from a wireless carrier, which would later be used to decrypt the content of the correspondence.
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The Pentagon and national security beltway types have been deeply concerned about Huawei technology encroaching on U.S. telecom infrastructure, even going so far as to block the introduction of Huawei's new mobile phone from being introduced on AT&T's network.
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Schiff's comments 'illegal' After Schiff's statement to Congress, Trump began slamming Schiff for making up lines that were not contained in the (rough) transcript Trump had released the day prior, going so far as to suggest Schiff be arrested for treason.
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Rep. Maxine Waters, chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee, and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin squabbled at a hearing, with Mnuchin going so far as to threaten to not testify before the committee again if he was not allowed to leave.
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But, when Monse randomly runs into a woman who looks an awful lot like her mother, she goes to great lengths to track the woman down, going so far as to create a fake Facebook page, complete with a fake name.
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Their malevolence slowly reveals itself, as Rowan closes out season 2 attempting to trick Olivia into a new relationship and even going so far as trying to leak her sex tape with Jake to Fitz just to end Olitz for good.
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"Inspectors are checking the phones of the pilots and cabin crew, going so far as to check their WhatsApp messages and photo albums to see if there are any anti-China materials," a pilot told Reuters in a text message.
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This appears to be how Gabbard, who once described Assad as "brutal," could support Russia's intervention on his behalf — even going so far as to unfavorably compare Obama to Putin: Al-Qaeda attacked us on 9/11 and must be defeated.
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When a gentle, horse-like creature approached my group, I was able to reach out and physically touch it with my hand, even going so far as to gently tussle with the beast like you would with a playful dog.
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An Islamic prophecy names Dabiq as the site of a battle between Muslims and infidels that will presage doomsday, a message Islamic State used extensively in its propaganda, going so far as to name its main publication after the village.
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The emphasis on industrial engineering on the factory floor in the mid-22018th century brought about men with clipboards telling employees exactly how to do their job, even going so far as to tell workers not to think, just perform.
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The school was accused of protecting the football program to such an extent—at times going so far as to discourage victims from reporting claims of sexual assault—it cost coach Art Briles and university president Ken Starr their jobs.
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She had hoped to speak directly to EU leaders and reassure them that Britain was not picking unnecessary fights, going so far as to make concessions on the future role of the European Court of Justice and on the Brexit bill.
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Over at The Daily Beast, Ryan lobbies a similar criticism, referring to Pantsuit Nation as "slacktivism," and shaming Pantsuit posters for performing symbolic, self-congratulatory acts of activism — even going so far as to compare the group to a Dove Commercial.
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US Secretary of state Mike Pompeo warned US allies in February against using technology built by Chinese telecom giant Huawei, going so far as to suggest the US might stop sharing intelligence with countries whose communications infrastructures rely on Huawei's equipment.
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This sound—coupled with a party-hard attitude and booze-soaked lives shows which have seen fans going so far as to pleasure themselves on stage—prove that Dusty Tucker still lives in the western saloons they take inspiration from.
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Trump has been bashing American spies since before he even took office, mocking them for their faulty assessments of Saddam Hussein's weapons programs in the run-up to the Iraq War and going so far as to compare them to Nazis.
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Fearing competition, incumbent ISPs like AT&T and Comcast began a concerted effort to block the company's access to essential utility poles, even going so far as to file lawsuits against cities like Nashville that tried to expedite the process.
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Identifying herself by a bright red raincoat, she would call the police with her location and ask them to film her—in one case, going so far as to blindfold herself and ask the officers to guide her through the streets.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda also signalled last week his readiness to ramp up stimulus if growth slumps, going so far as to say any step the central bank takes could take will seek maximum stimulus effect at minimum cost.
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S. Ambassador Todd Robinson chose to support anti-mining extremists, even going so far as aiding their legal complaints by incentivizing politicians to appoint a judge to the country's highest court who he knew would rule against U.S. economic interests.
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When Cory Gardner ran for Senate in Colorado, he had to spend a considerable amount of time distancing himself from his prior support for personhood measures, even going so far as to claim the bill he cosponsored did not exist.
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Jake Paul started his statement off by congratulating KSI, but quickly pivoted to disagreeing with the decision to award him the win, going so far as to accuse KSI of rigging the fight and saying that he would challenge him next.
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Religious leaders around the country have opened their congregations' doors to immigrants facing the imminent threat of deportation, going so far as physically sheltering people who would be torn away from their loved ones if not for the protection of sanctuary.
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Throwback: Since the 80s, people have speculated that the sun used to have a twin star that shared the center of our universe, even going so far as to name it "Nemesis" and blame it for the extinction of the dinosaurs.
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The shoemaker has been playing around with the idea for some decades now, dating back to the first Back to the Future sequel, even going so far as producing a limited edition for the film's star, Michael J. Fox, recently.
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Like SS telling new arrivals at Auschwitz they were headed for the showers, going so far as playing valet and telling victims to remember the number of the hook they hung their clothes on so they could find their things later.
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Right now, at least 503 states charge their prisoners for health care in some way or other, with some county jails going so far as to pursue civil actions against prisoners after they're released in hopes of recouping health care costs.
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Close partners GM and Lyft were apparently nearly even closer: The Information reports and TechCrunch has separately confirmed that the carmaker expressed its interest in purchasing Lyft, going so far as to specify a price it would've been wiling to pay.
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And her creators and support team have clearly humanized her, going so far as assigning her a gender based on a pair of large actuators that cause her chest plate to jut out on either side of the NASA logo.
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Last decade, for instance, the Sons of Ben arose to support Philadelphia's getting a franchise it did not then have (it now has the Union), going so far as to attend games in other cities just to make their presence felt.
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Trump has been bashing American spies since before he even took office, mocking them for their faulty assessments of Saddam Hussein's weapons programs in the runup to the Iraq War and going so far as to compare them to Nazis.
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According to Variety, Harvey Weinstein has been "furiously resisting efforts to force him out [of the Weinstein Company] permanently," going so far as to continue to appear at work after he said that he would be taking a leave of absence.
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Given the expressed mission of the agency to thwart Dr. King — with one agent going so far as to urge him to kill himself — we have to wonder where fact ends and fiction begins in the reports that Mr. Garrow cites.
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While going so far as to eliminate single-family zoning may not be politically possible everywhere — the Minneapolis City Council is made up of 12 Democrats and one Green Party member — success there could offer one model of what is possible.
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Mr. Giaimis said he has responded to each attack individually, with measured explanations, sometimes going so far as to page through an out-of-town caller's own municipality's rules, to show that similar ordinances are on the books in many places.
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In addition to becoming famous for accentuating her iconic curves in skin-tight outfits, Kim, 38, has never been ashamed to credit shapewear as the most crucial item in her closet — even going so far as to wear it as outerwear.
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For years, Hannover's longstanding president, Martin Kind, had been lobbying to be allowed to take full control of the club, even going so far as to threaten to test the legality of the 50+1 rule in the European Court.
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It's important to note, as well, that, in the Ukrainian chapter, Trump has done Putin's bidding, to the extent that he can, going so far as to embrace a discredited conspiracy theory that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the 2016 campaign.
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President Donald Trump hoped Chinese President Xi Jinping's April visit to Mar-a-Lago would reset the United States' complicated relationship with Beijing, even going so far as to bring his granddaughter Arabella to serenade Xi and his wife in Mandarin.
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It also can help provide advanced statistics to fans in real time, even going so far as to predict the probability of a goal being scored at any particular moment in a game that would have an impact on your team.
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Lee, who was the world's number one ranked Go player in the late 2000s, initially predicted that he would beat AlphaGo in a "landslide" and was shocked by his losses, going so far as to apologize to the South Korean public.
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Other reports over the weekend appeared to tie Oklahoma coach Lon Kruger to the UCLA opening, going so far as to say Kruger also had already interviewed, but he issued a statement saying he has not had contact with the school.
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When in 2013, Adobe dropped the option to buy traditional boxed copies of software like Photoshop, and instead required a subscription to its Creative Cloud service, a vocal group of users rioted, going so far as to create a Change.
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As a result of their misgivings, lawmakers have repeatedly tied the government's hands, going so far as to pre-write a letter to the European Union for the prime minister because they did not trust him to follow the chamber's edicts.
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Wells Fargo workers across the country engaged in activities like transferring funds to unauthorized accounts, opening credit or debit cards without the customer's knowledge — going so far as to create personal identification numbers — and fabricating email addresses for the accounts.
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Executives of the three companies — Cloud Peak Energy, Peabody Energy and Arch Coal — are going so far as to make common cause with some of their harshest critics, including the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Clean Air Task Force.
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Standing alongside Putin, Trump steered clear of any confrontation with the Russian, going so far as to question American intelligence and last week's federal indictments that accused 12 Russians of hacking into Democratic email accounts to hurt Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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She knew of his plan to kill himself and assisted him virtually in it -- going so far as to encourage him to get back in his carbon monoxide-filled truck after he had a change of heart about his suicide.
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The simmering discontent with the Kardashian brand, and their apparent pursuit of fame and money for fame and money's sake, rose to a full boil, with some going so far as to start a petition to take KUWTK off the air.
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Antitrust chief Makan Delrahim appears to have taken an active role in pushing for the remedy, going so far as to give Ergen his personal email and encouraging the founder to lobby individual senators for FCC approval of the merger.
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Members of the pinball community have been clamoring for a Stranger Things pinball machine, with one person going so far as to build their own virtual version that's in the top 30 downloads of the virtual pinball table-sharing site VPinball.
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Trump has repeatedly tweeted criticism of the Kentucky Republican following the Senate's failure to pass legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare, going so far as to suggest that McConnell step down if he can't get Trump's agenda through the chamber.
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At that point in 2013, President Barack Obama had been escalating his rhetoric about the Syrian civil war, going so far as to establish a so-called "red line" implying that if Assad used chemical weapons, the US military would respond.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda also signaled last week his readiness to ramp up stimulus if growth slumps, going so far as to say any step the central bank takes could take will seek maximum stimulus effect at minimum cost.
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While it seemingly sought to strike a conciliatory middle path between competing interests within the GOP, almost every possible faction has panned the AHCA, with some Republicans going so far as to say it could be worse than the hated ACA.
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It's clear that he's deeply talented, but afraid to speak his poems — when the teacher asks him to read the poem aloud to the class, he refuses, going so far as to tell her that he's not the one who wrote it.
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"Going so far as to say that if the Committee likes being litigators, then 'we [DOJ] too [are] litigators, and we will subpoena your records and your emails,' referring to HPSCI [House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence] and Congress overall," the email added.
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"Going so far as to say that if the Committee likes being litigators, then 'we [DOJ] too [are] litigators, and we will subpoena your records and your emails,' referring to HPSCI [House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence] and Congress overall," he added.
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Not that everyone in the party really believed in vampires and werewolves, I'm not going so far as to say that, only that there's a reason that they chose these tropes and the British and Americans, at least at that time, did not.
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In 2015, the group bought shares of Hermès International on the Paris stock exchange in an attempt to stop their sourcing of exotic alligator and crocodile skin, later going so far as to attend the Hermès annual shareholders' meeting in Paris to protest.
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In return, members of the evangelical "old guard" — from Jerry Falwell Jr. to Tony Perkins — have continued to vociferously support Trump, even going so far as to suggest his presidency was preordained by God, despite the protestations of an increasingly vocal evangelical minority.
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With fast cars, silly stunts, and a seemingly endless string of sequels, Need for Speed already had a claim to be the gaming world's Fast and the Furious, even going so far as to lend its name to a markedly similar movie.
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Worse, an increasing number of Democrats, both in Iowa and outside, are starting to point fingers at Perez, saying he shoulders a share of the blame for Iowa's vote-counting catastrophe, with some going so far as to call for his exit.
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Both Houses fought with Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) against the Stark alliance in the Battle Of The Bastards, with (the now-dad) Smalljon Umber (Dean S. Jagger) going so far as to hand over Rickon Stark (Art Parkinson) to his sadistic new lord.
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Schmack was unsparing in his criticism of the way Campbell and state police investigators handled the case, going so far as to say they withheld evidence that didn't suit their time line from judges and grand juries to arrest and convict McCullough.
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Flanagan reportedly went to almost absurd lengths recreating the Overlook Hotel from Kubrick's blueprints for Doctor Sleep, even going so far as to obsessively pick through every frame of The Shining to make sure he had all the pictures and bookshelves correct.
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The App Store offers "equal opportunities to developers," Apple argues, going so far as to list all of the apps that compete with its own services (including Google Maps, Facebook Messenger, and Amazon Music) that are freely available on the App Store.
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Google isn't going so far as to turn the edges of the Pixel 3 display into Chrome tab replicas, but it is using a subtle software trick to "shrink" the radius of each corner of the display to produce more rounded corners.
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In response, Höcke's regional branch of the AfD in Thuringia accused the group of conducting "an outrageous intrusion on the privacy of the Höcke family," with one party spokesman going so far as to accuse the group of "stalking" Höcke's wife and children.
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The two writers, who are working on different projects for DC Comics, a unit of Time Warner, seek to put their own stamp on the iconic superhero going so far as to strip him of political affiliation and alter his origin story.
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She oversees the Met Gala, going so far as to decide what people wear, and in her time running the show has turned it into not only the biggest night in American fashion, but a major celebrity event in its own right.
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He has mentioned her on Twitter many times, posted her inspirational quotes, and called her brilliant, wonderful, an "inspiration for millions of women" — even going so far as to say she'd be his first VP pick before he ever ran for president.
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Automakers gradually introduced upgradable operating systems and cars with Wi-Fi, with some like Tesla going so far as to introduce over-the-air updates to add features and improve system response times without owners ever having to visit the service department.
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They mull over the tragedy that is Ruby (Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing), the woman Yasir is dating and rooming with before he meets the one; some even going so far as to mock her when she wanted to get back together with him.
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While the current POTUS has taken an anti-abortion stance — even going so far as to state there should be "some form of punishment" for women who have the procedure — it's more than just his view that is affecting women's right to choose.
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Some people have commented that Apple's rigs look more robust than the simple GPS + Camera arrangements on other mapping vehicles — going so far as to say they look more along the lines of something that could be used in autonomous vehicle training.
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In some ways, Mattis arguably has been more accessible than his recent predecessors, regularly engaging in conversations with reporters by visiting the press area in the building, and even going so far as to grant a high school student's request for an interview.
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Clarke singles out the Black Lives Matter movement by name to blame for the tragic deaths of his fellow officers, even going so far as to accuse them of being "Marxists," because McCarthyism wasn't embarrassing enough for Wisconsin the first time around.
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" On the 2016 campaign trail, though, Sanders has avoided openly criticizing the President's plan, even going so far as to say that he helped write the law and that it was an "important step forward" and had "done a lot of good things.
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Prior to abruptly leaving the FDA this March, Gottlieb had been considered a generally effective steward of the agency, even going so far as to pick a sustained fight with electronic cigarette makers over their products becoming wildly popular with the teens.
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At this point, we should note that Kanye has been more open recently about his struggles with mental health, going so far as to rap about his complicated feelings about the antidepressant Lexapro on his most recent album, The Life of Pablo.
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To be clear, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft and Snap have all been busy in both AI and AR. But Google has put AI at the core of its business, with CEO Sundar Pichai going so far as to call it an "AI-first" company.
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That analysis, in turn, is used by the company to work with bra makers to come up with better models of bras, even going so far as to make more or less of certain sizes based on what its customers are ordering.
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President Trump's inauguration team wanted to show off the U.S. military during his inaugural parade, even going so far as to ask the Pentagon for photographs of "military tactical vehicles" that could be used in the parade, The Huffington Post reported Wednesday.
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"This report shows Secretary Zinke's dogged determination to use his office for personal gain, even going so far as to tell Interior's top lawyer to lie to the public to justify his wife's travel," Jen Rokala, the group's director, said in a statement.
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As if to underline their discontent with the euro in particular, two important Italian political parties, Bepe Grillo's Five-Star Party and Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia, are going so far as to toy with the idea of introducing a parallel currency for Italy.
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" The suit also contends that Ms. Levien made references "to the need for employees to be 'people who look like the people we are selling to' and even going so far as to say 'this isn't what our sales team should look like.
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Mr. Erdogan and his allies then purged the judiciary and the police of those linked to Mr. Gulen, going so far as to call him the leader of a terrorist organization and seeking, unsuccessfully, to have him extradited from the United States.
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Congress isn't having it, even going so far as to ban the Department of Defense from spending any money to study and analyze the costs and benefits necessary to figure out which bases are vital and which are unnecessary to our national security.
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Cryptocurrency scams are really a dime a dozen these days, with criminals even going so far as to set up entirely legitimate-looking websites with real, and helpful usability guides—but all the links are fakes that steal digital coins or user information.
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DNC chair Debbie Wasserman-Schultz has resigned, and Bernie Sanders fans on the convention floor are voicing angry opposition to Hillary Clinton, even going so far as to boo Sanders himself on Monday when he reiterated his endorsement of the candidate-to-be.
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But Rodu has been arguing for the study's retraction ever since, going so far as to fight with editors at the journal in an attempt to have it taken offline and accuse them of broaching ethical guidelines when they refused to remove it.
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Musk was treated as a star by investors at the annual meeting, receiving applause as he laid out plans for global expansion and going so far as to tell an inquiring investor that Tesla engineers "actually have a design for a submarine car".
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Study after study shows that good social relationships are the strongest, most consistent predictor there is of a happy life, even going so far as to call them a "necessary condition for happiness," meaning that humans can't actually be happy without them.
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This is one of several options -- including going so far as to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions -- Trump is weighing in the aftermath of the FBI's decision Monday to raid the office of Michael Cohen, the President's personal lawyer and longtime confidant.
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It describes how Trump's closest aides have taken extraordinary measures in the White House to try to stop what they saw as his most dangerous impulses, going so far as to swipe and hide papers from his desk so he wouldn't sign them.
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WASHINGTON — Russian military officials have vociferously denied that their airstrikes have killed civilians in Syria, going so far as to say that eyewitness accounts that a major hospital was bombed last year in the brutal fight to retake Aleppo were mere fabrications.
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So over the next few years, they set out to woo pain doctors who had a track record for prescribing large quantities of fentanyl, enticing them with speakers' fees, lavish dinners and in some cases going so far as to hire their relatives.
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She also touted the new trade deal, going so far as talking up both the President and his trade negotiator -- which also plays well in a district where the President beat Hillary Clinton by talking a lot about America's trade imbalance hurting workers.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers in the California cases have taken this one step further, going so far as to speculate that there are so-called JuulBots out there tweeting out content boosting the company, and that teen influencers might be getting paid to promote JUUL.
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In "the spirit of being honest," David begins trash-talking his opponent immediately, claiming Jordan is constantly talking about all these models he wants to hook up with, even going so far as to say that Jordan feels like he would be "settling" with Becca.
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To get this far he&aposs had to soften his sometimes radical rhetoric, even going so far as to hold up mock stone tablets inscribed with 12 "commandments" committing him to stay clear of expropriating private property and earlier calls to rewrite the constitution.
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As we've seen just in the last few years, when AT&T and Verizon killed their unlimited data plans (Verizon going so far as to say customers "don't need" unlimited data), T-Mobile came roaring to life by offering the thing that everyone wanted.
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Make no mistake, Marc Benioff and Keith Block, the company's co-CEOs, want to make obscene amounts of money, going so far as to tell a group of analysts earlier this year that their goal by 2034 is to be a $26.5 billion company.
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I've read missives from CEOs around the country about the need to address climate change (with some leaders even going so far as to refuse to expense employee meals that include meat), family separations at the border, and voting rights — each critically important, of course.
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This time around, he took another style in the Crocs family, a mesh sandal/sneaker that can be worn in the water, and embellished them with crystals — going so far as to create a sort-of high-top style that includes a crystal ankle cuff.
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Even in the wake of Otieno's tragic death, some Kenyans have seized the opportunity to shame her, and other women, who engage in sugar daddy or sponsor relationships, going so far as to suggest that they deserve whatever happens to them as a result.
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The CIA's Director of Public Affairs, Brittany Bramell, said in a press release the move to Tor reflects the agency's interest in keeping pace with modern internet habits, going so far as to offer instructions on how to download Tor to use the site.
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The modestly budgeted flick falls in line with previous BH Tilt releases that have been aimed squarely at horror fans, with the label even going so far as to slot the film only in theaters that have been historically frequented by diehard genre aficionados.
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Mr. Chatterjee was one of Mr. Gupta's most passionate defenders when he was convicted of insider trading, going so far as to doubt the basis for the verdict against his friend and writing a letter to the court on Mr. Gupta's behalf before his sentencing.
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Yet witnesses have said that Guevara told them to select Bouto from the lineup, allegedly going so far as to walk them to a restroom where Guevara had Bouto handcuffed to a toilet so that they would know whom to pick in the lineup.
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Even in the final hours of the race in the Hoosier State, Cruz insisted he was staying in the race until June 7 -- going so far as to attack his rival during a news conference as a "pathological liar" unfit for the White House.
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Since 2012, he has also been one of the more vocal proponents of "birtherism," fueling false claims Obama had been born in Kenya, and even going so far as to send a team of sheriff's deputies to Hawaii to find the president's birth certificate.
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Former Miss Universe said Trump called her Miss Piggy Clinton repeatedly sought to correct Trump's statements -- going so far as referring viewers to fact checks on her website -- as she aimed to portray him as out of touch with the complexities of the American economy.
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Republican John McCain, who will likely face a difficult challenge for his Senate seat from Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick after Arizona's August 30 primary, has aggressively criticized the EPA's handling of the Gold King Mine spill -- going so far as to call for a criminal investigation.
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With a large scar down the middle of her back and smaller scars across her chest from surgeries when she was 16 to treat a benign bone tumor, Pedersen often hides her scars, going so far as to only wear full back, high-neck swimsuits.
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While it may be nothing more than just an odd arrangement of buildings or rocks, that has not stopped conspiracy theorists from claiming that it is "China&aposs Area 51," with some going so far as to think it is a landing pad for ships.
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Trump, however, said much work remains to be done and gave an ominous warning about the risks of heightened tensions with North Korea, going so far as to claim that Washington and Pyongyang would be at war if he had not been elected president.
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A recent study from JAMA showed that smartphone assistants such as Siri performed extremely poorly when responding to users who complain about sensitive issues, even going so far as to mock one user when asked for help with rape, sexual assault and sexual abuse.
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It's played for laughs, which is already strange; more troubling is the fact that, when Caspian is ultimately voted off, the judges all exclaim their disbelief — with Keiran Lee even going so far as offering to book him a scene as a consolation prize.
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Facebook board member Peter Thiel publicly backed the Trump Presidential bid — going so far as to speak at the RNC in July — although he retained his position with a successful reelection despite a political affiliation that many in Democrat-heavy Silicon Valley disagree with.
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In 85033, Mulvaney held the full faith and credit of the United States hostage by threatening the American people with national default and economic ruin, even going so far as to publicly deny the potentially cataclysmic economic impacts of failing to raise the debt ceiling.
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On May 10, the Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, reiterated that plans to severely punish sexual abusers against children will have his blessing, going so far as to declare the crime as an "extraordinary" one, recognizing it as on par with terrorism, corruption, and drug abuse.
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In the mid-1990s, North Korean authorities announced they had discovered the tomb of Dangun and his wife just outside Pyongyang, going so far as to "reconstruct" a white stone pyramid flanked by rough-hewn obelisks and statues of ancient princes and snarling beasts.
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Then it got worse, with the Egg Board attacking Hampton Creek from all sides, going so far as to pay bloggers to write about eggs, and planning to confront Andrew Zimmern for featuring a positive bit about the company on his show Bizarre Foods.
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Google spent a healthy chunk of time at its Pixel smartphone event on Tuesday touting the new device's camera, with product VP Brian Rakowski going so far as to call it "the best smartphone camera anyone has ever made," with a DxOMark score of 89.
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"We don't use Sriracha or hoisin, because our broth is very good," said Mr. Nguyen, who grew up in Hanoi and has become something of an evangelist for his childhood pho, sometimes going so far as to scold customers who complain about the missing sprouts.
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But something tells him that he is good at what he is doing: For the last several months, he has been angling for a job as a social-media manager, going so far as to respond directly to a job posting from Entertainment Weekly.
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This certainly stands in contrast to recent comments from various "Game of Thrones"actors hitting back at criticism of the final season, with Varys actor Conleth Hill going so far as to blame the attacks on a "media-led hate campaign" during Comic-Con.
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However, Cole said Republicans are not going so far as to mandate that Planned Parenthood be cut off from the funds, instead saying he is fine with the same language from last year, which would leave the decisions on the grants up to the administration.
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"Recently, experts ranging from the CDC to the American Heart Association have attributed a variety of lung injuries and fatalities to e-cigarette and vaping products, going so far as to call the spread of these devices a public health crisis and a youth epidemic."
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Musk also cautioned earlier this year that he wasn't expecting Falcon Heavy's first flight to go off without a hitch, going so far as to suggest that it likely wouldn't make it into orbit, or even very high off the ground on the first try.
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Even before Florence struck, Mr. Sprayberry, aware that his staff members were still struggling with Matthew, met with HUD officials in Washington to ask for more technical assistance, going so far as to request that a department official embed with his staff full-time.
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Many South Koreans have complained the unified women's hockey team - the only such joint team to be formed - was unfair to the South Korean players, going so far as creating over a hundred petitions against the unified team on the presidential Blue House's website.
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And in the past decade, the town has become a destination for "electrosensitives" who believe they're allergic to cellphone towers — some of them going so far as to wrap their bedrooms in mesh in hopes of screening out what they believe to be harmful rays.
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The Florida congressman was initially skeptical of the virus — going so far as to wear a gas mask on the House floor — but he was forced to self-quarantine aboard Air Force One after sitting next to President Donald Trump on the ride over.
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Reconsiderations In his short time in office, President Trump has surrounded himself with senior military officers and expressed unquestioning admiration for the armed forces, even going so far as to propose a military parade on Veterans Day — something more typical of Beijing or Moscow.
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"The president spoke about peace six times, and in all, he avoided supporting a Palestinian state, which would undoubtedly be an obstacle to achieving that goal," said Naftali Bennett, Israel's education minister, who advocates going so far as to annex areas of the West Bank.
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"Nissan spends hundreds of millions of dollars a year marketing itself as a socially responsible carmaker, even going so far as to brag about its appeal to African-American car buyers," Rahmeel Nash, a longtime worker at the plant, said in the union's statement.
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As Trump trails in the polls and high-profile Republicans abandon him, he has attacked Clinton and her husband's character, going so far as to bring women who had accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct to watch the second debate in St. Louis last weekend.
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While Warren maintains that he did say this, even going so far as to confront him after the debate and potentially break their long-time non-aggression pact, the discourse has taken on a life of its own in the last week, particularly for Sanders.
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With right-wing extremist parties gaining support, the prime minister has tried to portray his government as a champion in the fight against graft — going so far as to invite leaders of anticorruption organizations like Transparency International to meet with him for the first time.
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" "Recently, experts ranging from the CDC to the American Heart Association have attributed a variety of lung injuries and fatalities to e-cigarette and vaping products, going so far as to call the spread of these devices a public health crisis and a youth epidemic.
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In addition to trained patrollers, Lacoti mentions that ironworkers on the Bridge volunteer their time to help prevent people from jumping, going so far as to step over the edge in order to retrieve people, since they're comfortable doing so in their daily jobs.
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Later, Mr. Rice discovered Michelle had died, but Ms. Delmaro assured him she could reincarnate the woman's spirit into another body, going so far as to say a woman Mr. Rice was seeing in California was the new Michelle, Mr. Rice said in an interview last year.
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Trump has also vowed to dramatically restrict admissions of refugees from countries afflicted by terrorism, going so far as to propose a ban on Muslims entering the U.S. Trump's executive order on immigration is expected to be based on nationality rather than religion, according to Reuters.
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But when Whitmire went out recently to raise a Series C round for FloQast, his Los Angeles-based accounting-software startup, he intentionally left out some of those numbers, even going so far as to cover over the spaces on charts where the numbers would otherwise be.
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Cox said he could not disclose all the advice for fear of it being "contrary to the interests in the country", going so far as to shout at Labour lawmakers that it was no use "baying and shouting" when he was trying to guard the public interest.
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October 22018, 22018 A source tells New Idea that Meghan is a "secret weapon" for Kate as she deals with severe morning sickness during her third pregnancy, going so far as to claim that the two were speaking every day, either in person or on FaceTime.
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His immediate successor, the fabulous fellow-lefty James Harden, has built himself a year-after-year All-NBA career and netted an MVP award replicating a lot of Manu's skills and tendencies and trickster spirit, going so far as to openly credit Manu as an influence.
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Amazon has historically prohibited compensation for reviews – even going so far as to sue those businesses who pay for fake reviews, as well as the individuals who write them, in an effort to make its review and rating system fairer and more helpful to online shoppers.
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Meanwhile, Jenner recently addressed the issue in her Complex cover interview for the October/November issue, telling the magazine there's no beef or awkwardness between her and Chyna, and even going so far as to text Chyna during her sit-down interview to ask about her pregnancy.
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Italian officials on Tuesday went to great lengths to make the Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, as comfortable as possible on his visit to Rome, going so far as covering up nude statues at the city's Capitoline Museum, where Rouhani met with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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For my part, I tend to believe published stories that Cohn wrestled with leaving, even going so far as drafting a letter of resignation, but pulled back because he felt he could do more good -- or, perhaps, prevent more bad -- by staying inside the turbulent White House.
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He clearly wants to be perceived as a moral crusader, going so far as to say the climate movement "should be seen in the context of the great moral causes that have transformed and improved the outlook for humanity"—citing slavery, women and gay rights, and apartheid.
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Since those protests failed to achieve their goals, some of the activists involved have taken a harder line, going so far as to demand that Hong Kong be allowed to secede from China — an idea Beijing views with anathema, as Mr. Zhang's remarks on Thursday emphasized.
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Donald Trump responded to Sunday's deadly Orlando shooting pretty much exactly as one would expect he might: by reiterating his plan to ban all Muslims from the United States, and even going so far as to suggest that President Barack Obama might have ties to ISIS.
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On the campaign trail, he made noise about the U.S. refusing to live up to our treaty obligations to defend NATO members from Russian invasion, going so far as to threaten to leave the organization that has spent the last sixty-seven years curbing Russia's expansionistic impulses.
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This past December, the Washington Post's Editorial Board attempted to dismiss SBA lending programs as no longer necessary as they once were thanks to recent bank modernizations; going so far as to say that the programs are merely kept around because positive Gallup polling deems them worthwhile.
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Though Markey repeatedly tried to frame his inquiry as a yes or no question, Zuckerberg evaded the questioning, only going so far as to say that he liked the concept of increased privacy controls but declining to say whether such standards should be required by law.
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However, the association's also does plenty of policing and nosing around into the educational quality of high school sports recruits, going so far as to keep an athlete ineligible until it can carefully review the ins-and-outs of his sixth grade school work in Mali.
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But with sportswear behemoths like Nike and Adidas publicly sponsoring LGBTQ athletes like Gus Kenworthy, Megan Rapinoe and Griner—and Adidas going so far as to add a clause to its contracts stating that coming out won't affect sponsorship deals—such fears have proven to be outdated.
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Songs like "Ay Vamos" and "Ginza" are global hits on the scale of cuts from Rihanna or Justin Bieber, and increasingly Balvin is in the same conversation as these artists, even going so far as to hop on a remix of Justin Bieber's "Sorry" late last year.
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Poachers do some pretty messed up things in the wild just to get their hands on lucrative animal parts—even going so far as to poison elephants with cyanide—but the break in at the French zoo was the first attack of its kind in Europe.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Two men from Anaheim, California, were found guilty on Tuesday of conspiring to provide material support to Islamic State militants, one of them going so far as to attempt to travel to the Middle East to join the extremist group, federal prosecutors said.
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Pompeo disposed of that tradition and continued to play the role of an unscrupulous politician, even going so far as to have the State Department organize several high-profile events in his home state of Kansas as rumors still swirl about a possible run for Senate.
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In my favorite story, "Accepted," a student pretends to have gotten into Stanford, going so far as to audit classes and join the campus R.O.T.C. program in the hopes that the school might eventually admit her before her parents catch on that she has let them down.
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And as she zeroed in on the brutality of immigration enforcement, she became a leader in the movement to abolish ICE, going so far as to spend the last few days of her campaign at the border bearing witness to the viciousness of America's immigration system.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Molinaro, 42, has assumed the posture of the prohibitive favorite, going so far as to issue another email in mid-March announcing he had secured the endorsements of 50 percent of the necessary delegates to secure the nomination when the party meets later this spring.
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It is only now, when the truth pours out of Vernon, that the context of the lies becomes known: the pressure that detectives were putting on him to deliver on his claim to having witnessed the killing, going so far as to threaten him with perjury charges.
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There were eyewitnesses, but the white sheriff refused to investigate, much less arrest anyone, calling it a car accident and going so far as to declare that the lead pellets extracted from the victim's head were actually dental fillings that had gotten knocked loose in the crash.
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The Trump campaign has responded aggressively to Mr. Bloomberg's entry into the race, going so far as to bar reporters from Bloomberg News from its rallies and events because the outlet has said it would not conduct investigative reporting on Mr. Bloomberg's rivals for the Democratic nomination.
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In his successful runs for state senator in Montana and then for Congress, Representative Ryan Zinke has promoted his 21984-year career in the Navy SEALs as one of his main credentials, going so far as to put the SEALs' Trident symbol on his campaign bus.
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In December, Moore blasted Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and other members of the board after the last rate hike, saying they "should be thrown out for economic malpractice" and going so far as to suggest Powell -- who was appointed by Trump -- should resign from the role.
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Though Markey repeatedly tried to frame his inquiry as a yes or no question, Zuckerberg evaded the questioning, only going so far as to say that he liked the concept of increased privacy controls but declining to say whether such standards should be required by law.
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Read more: Fyre Festival attendees worry they're getting scammed again But the organizers behind Burning Man — which practices under a principle of "decommodification," even going so far as to encourage attendees to "cover logos" on their belongings — say what Tribble is offering is just not possible.
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That means the two top economic policy jobs in the Trump administration will go to veterans of a firm the president-elect loudly and repeatedly denounced on the campaign trail, going so far as to argue that Goldman held "total control" over both Hillary Clinton and Ted Cruz.
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While the South Korean giant managed to hold onto the top spot for global smartphone sales, many of its Chinese rivals started closing the gap with Huawei CEO Richard Yu going so far as to say that Huawei could steal the number one spot by as early as 2019.
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Yet another transgender student is suing for the right to use the restroom of their choice at school, but this time, according to a lawsuit filed this week, a Wisconsin school is going so far as to propose transgender students wear green wristbands to better restrict bathroom use.
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Photo: Jeff Chiu (AP)Electric car giant Tesla is pulling out all the stops trying to hit make-or-break production targets of 5,000 Model 3 four-door sedans a week, going so far as to set up a third line in a tent outside its Fremont, California plant.
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In Ashlee Vance's 2015 book "Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future, " Musk said gangs of boys at would sometimes hunt him down, going so far as to push him down a flight of stairs in one instance and send him to the hospital.
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In an interview with the New York Times, lead author of the report and director of the vector-borne diseases division at the CDC, Lyle Peterson, repeatedly refused to point the finger at climate change, only going so far as to discuss the likely importance of warmer weather.
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" Deller's approach, by contrast, was to view Pop's body as an object of culture, going so far as to tell Pop that he was planning to offer the completed drawings to the Smithsonian, which held highbrow appeal for the musician Rolling Stone once called "the world's wildest punk.
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Centra Tech drastically exaggerated its connections, but as the complaint notes, it also spun up its c-suite out of whole cloth, going so far as to falsify these executives' credentials as well (emphasis ours):"Michael Edwards" was listed as the Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Centra.
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European authorities continue to express concerns about insufficient assurances that personal data originating in the EU will not be subjected to mass and indiscriminate collection by U.S. government agencies, going so far as to indicate this may be a potential obstacle to adopting the newly proposed Privacy Shield.
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But since Wilson took over, shares are up over 175 percent, and the company has turned things around with players, going so far as to host a pair of open-to-the-public events in lieu of a show floor presence at E3, the annual video game trade show.
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" But Disqus does not claim to be a neutral platform; the company has taken a strong public stand against hate speech, going so far as to amend its terms of service in April 2017 to enforce full platform removals "if a publication is dedicated to toxic or hateful discourse.
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Despite critics going so far as to call the film's final twists "laughably over the top," there's a clear critical desire to read the film seriously, ably summed up by Refinery29's Anne Cohen: [W]hen stripped of its maniacal trappings, The Perfection is dealing in very real emotions.
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But the US president was busy stressing "zero collusion," going so far as to stop Putin from answering a question to say that Democrats invented the idea of Russian collusion as a way of excusing the fact that they lost the presidential election, citing his own Electoral College statistics.
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In that way, it's the first step for Amazon's voice assistant in replicating Google's competing vision for its not-yet-public automated voice service Duplex, although Amazon isn't going so far as having the artificial intelligence take on the full role of a human — not yet, at least.
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Putting the Pentagon $10B JEDI cloud contract into perspective Oracle has been unhappy since the start of this process, going so far as having co-CEO Safra Catz steer her complaints directly to the president in a meeting last April long before the RFP period had even opened.
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Yes." Gene Folkes, who appeared on the show in 2010, said he remembers female contestants being asked to wear shorter dresses that showed more cleavage, and recalled Trump going so far as to ask one of the women their breast size, or saying, "are those real or natural?
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While Manigault's actual time in the White House is a massive question mark, it's undeniable whatever work she did to was to defend and support the President — going so far as to allegedly physically threaten critic April Ryan — leaving her complicit in his many egregious or dangerous policies.
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When it comes to policy, Warren and Castro were two of only a few candidates to directly mention abortion when talking about reproductive rights, with Castro going so far as to talk about the importance of reproductive justice and trans inclusion, earning huge applause and praise from advocates.
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Comcast, in particular, has vehemently pushed back against critics, going so far as to argue that "Stream TV" is not an example of zero-rating because the service "does not go over the internet," but rather is delivered via the same "closed path" as its traditional cable offering.
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In a new post at the official Phil Anselmo website, he wrote out a long statement to fans, detailing his wrongs, mentioning his own ongoing issues with alcohol, and going so far as to offer to leave his current bands, Down and Superjoint, as penance for his acts.
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Despite the evidence, President Trump has been using his bully pulpit to talk about the problem of voting fraud since he took office, going so far as to say in an outlandish claim that it was only because of fraud that he lost so badly in the popular vote.
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Cybergun executives have rubbed elbows with a variety of other real-life arms-makers, going so far as hiring John Steele, a former licensing guru from Smith and Wesson, recruiting a former military special forces officer, and signing deals with the private military firm formerly known as Blackwater.
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Render says he's been heartened by how many companies have recognized the need to step up their game as soon as he's approached them, sometimes going so far as to look into regular third party security auditing, bug bounties for white hat hackers, and hiring staff privacy specialists.
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One particularly effective segment comes in episode 5, as Foster puts together a maddening montage of various late night television hosts making misogynist jokes or slut-shaming commentary about Lewinsky, one CNN commentator going so far as to call her a "young tramp" with no sense of irony.
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In "The Summer Palace," the premiere of Succession's second season, the question of Logan's "real" plans take center stage: He spends most of the episode deliberating on whether or not to sell Waystar Royco, going so far as to actually ask the rest of his feckless family for advice.
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Predicts 'nail in the coffin' for Comey Giuliani also raised eyebrows over the weekend when he told HuffPost that he believed the President could not be indicted while in office -- going so far as to say that Trump could shoot Comey and not face charges before being impeached.
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"Donald Trump said he 'loves war,' mocked the disabled and even bragged about committing sexual assault, but despite all that Congressman Rod Blum is still supporting him, even going so far as to attack Republicans who speak out against Trump," Priorities executive director Anne Caprara said in a statement.
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Trump reportedly devoted a truly surprising amout of "time and emotional energy" to comforting Gold Star families, even going so far as to make up stories to comfort some of these families, an excerpt from journalist Bob Woodword's new book "Fear," which was obtained by The Washington Examiner, revealed.
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At the time, I had become an obsessive avoider of spoilers, the kind of person who stayed off Instagram and Twitter during live episodes of popular shows, even going so far as to turn off notifications to avoid reading about a reveal or twist that would ruin a surprise.
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A brief walk on Wall StreetWang entertained the idea of going public roughly a decade later, going so far as to file an S-1 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, but plans changed when a Chinese company offered to buy Vizio for $2 billion in cash.
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To be sure, past candidates for the office often took on an opposing party's incumbent — Roosevelt did not speak softly about Hoover's failures, nor did Kennedy shun criticism of Eisenhower's record, going so far as to create the "fake news" of a missile gap with the Soviet Union.
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In 503, Ms. Dingell was a lonely voice among Michigan Democrats as she raised concerns that Mr. Trump could carry the state, even going so far as to hold a meeting with Democratic legislators in her district several weeks before the election warning them not to underestimate his appeal.
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Several high-profile players, including LeBron James and Chris Paul, have backed Oakley while Dolan has attempted to shield himself from waves of negative publicity, going so far as to invite Latrell Sprewell, another long-estranged former player, to sit courtside with him at Sunday's game at the Garden.
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In December, Moore blasted Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and other members of the board for raising rates at the end of the year, saying they "should be thrown out for economic malpractice" and going so far as to suggest that Powell -- who was appointed by Trump -- should resign.
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Congressman Adam Schiff cheated and lied all the way up to the present day, even going so far as to fraudulently make up, out of thin air, my conversation with President Zelensky of Ukraine and read this fantasy language to Congress as though it were said by me.
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During the Irish referendum on abortion rights in 2018, some British gender-critical feminists withheld support for campaigners who supported abortion rights, citing the trans supportive attitudes of Irish feminism, going so far as to schedule an anti-trans meeting in Dublin at the height of the campaign season.
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The book passages published in The Washington Post and by CNN showed a White House consumed by chaos and disarray, including stories of aides insulting Trump behind his back and going so far as to steal documents off his desk in order to keep him from signing them.
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The US president resisted rebuking Putin during their summit in Helsinki last July, going so far as to favor the Russian leader's explanation over the findings of the US intelligence community, which said unequivocally that the Kremlin meddled in the 2016 presidential election to sow chaos and promote Trump.
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While the author makes a good point that the fashion industry as a whole is rife with human rights abuses and toxic materials and dyes, she has a very wide definition of greenwashing, going so far as to criticize Zara's commitment to eliminate all discharge of hazardous chemicals by 53.
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Arora came the closest to the house founder's style, even going so far as to use digital body scanners to recreate one of Rabanne's iconic 1966 dresses one season; his similarly splashy sci-fi show pieces acquired fans in Lady Gaga, but begged the question: What about the everyday woman?
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The second plays very fast and loose with the details of its story in order to make it seem like it's based in reality, going so far as to list court cases in its credits that, when you look them up, are only sort of related to the movie's plot.
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McConnell pioneered the unprecedented use of obstructionist tactics in 2009 and 2010 — going so far as to block action on even measures Republicans didn't disagree with — in order to make American politics as contentious as possible, knowing that an ineffective policy response to the Great Recession would redound to Republicans' benefits.
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However, insulated in the East Wing, a White House source Wednesday told CNN the first lady doesn't concern herself with the perceived staffing issues or infighting among her husband's team, going so far as to say she was "borderline irritated" at the suggestion that she would be involved in such matters.
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"For seven years, Kanye has continued to attack Taylor, attempting to incite hatred for her at his live shows and on social media, even going so far as portraying her naked in his most recent music video," a source close to Swift told PEOPLE exclusively after the Snapchat story hit.
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During the question-and-answer session, the President listened to Johnson go on at length about the pass-through issue -- with Johnson at one point going so far as to disparage his colleagues: "Nobody up here understands numbers," Johnson said at one point, according to multiple sources in the room.
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Reyes has himself been active and diligent in enforcing Utah laws — even going so far as to persuade the legislature to create a public database of mortgage schemers, insider traders, and other white-collar criminals — as well as joining his colleagues from other states in national actions against large corporations.
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He may not be going so far as to condemn his earlier movies or call on the people he built a bro-y movie empire with to join his new path, but he sure has a lot of experience to draw from to unpack how toxic masculinity shapes our culture.
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Then in September 2016, Trump finally acknowledged that he did in fact believe Obama was born in the US — and said that he'd dropped the issue after the longform birth certificate came out, even going so far as to falsely blame his opponent, Hillary Clinton, for starting the whole thing.
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The pin is synced to the use of the #WatchMeNeighNeigh hashtag on Twitter; the more this hashtag is used, the more the horse attached to his collar will light up and gallop in response, going so far as to even changes color as it picks up speed (and Twitter mentions, naturally).
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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler said Wednesday afternoon that he'd ordered the Portland Police Department to stand down in regards to the occupation in a series of strongly worded tweets, going so far as to call the policy being protested "an abomination" and reiterating Portland's proud status as a sanctuary city.
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In an interview with Zane Lowe two weeks ago, Pusha T confirmed that Humanz is, in part, about the racist, misogynistic mess of insecurity currently occupying the White House, even going so far as to say that Damon Albarn built the record around the worst-case-scenario of a Trump presidency.
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This has escalated to a point where the president of the United States has dramatically weighed in and Americans across the country are voicing their opinions vocally and emotionally on social media, around water coolers and the kitchen table and even going so far as burning team jerseys, hats and jackets.
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While mainstream Republicans like Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush remain committed to basic neoconservative principles, and continue to defend the Iraq invasion against all odds, Trump has been blunt in attacking the Iraq War as a blunder, even going so far as to lie about having opposed it before it began.
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Progressive advocates have also publicly encouraged sitting judges nominated by Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama to delay their retirements until after the election to deny Republicans more vacancies, but they did not appear to be going so far as to call judges personally to encourage them to consider doing so.
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Progressive advocates have also publicly encouraged sitting judges nominated by Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama to delay their retirements until after the election to deny Republicans more vacancies, but they did not appear to be going so far as to call judges personally to encourage them to consider doing so.
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American presidents are followed around the world by Navy mess specialists — cooks, essentially — who monitor their food, with one going so far as to check whether mushrooms served to George W. Bush had been sautéed in wine, because the specialist thought (incorrectly) that the president abstained from alcohol even in food.
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The Guardian's predictionGardner, who has earned a reputation as a stickler for voting protocols — even going so far as to take a citizen to court over a selfie she took in the ballot box — said he would be open to another machine test after voting wraps up on primary night.
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In response to the upheaval, cruise companies have taken big steps to protect passengers and crew members from the coronavirus, in some cases going so far as to ban anyone who has been within six feet of a person who has traveled recently to some parts of Asia or Europe.
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The record the White House released Wednesday of the call shows Trump asking Zelenskiy to investigate Joe Biden, going so far as to offer the Ukrainian president the help of Attorney General William Barr, for a controversy involving the former VP's son that's been debunked over and over and over again.
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In December, Moore blasted Fed chairman Jerome Powell and other members of the board for raising rates at the end of last year, saying they "should be thrown out for economic malpractice" and going so far as to suggest Powell -- who was appointed by Trump -- should resign from the role.
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But more often than not, when I've stayed in an Airbnb with a longtime resident (check owner bios on the site, which are frequently full of useful information), particularly a retiree, they've been extremely eager to share knowledge and tips, even going so far as to personally take you places.
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She does not hold back, going so far as to link Lilla to the fervent white supremacist David Duke: In the new political climate we now inhabit, Duke and Lilla were contributing to the same ideological project, the former cloaked in a KKK hood, the latter in an academic gown.
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So it's worth revisiting some declassified documents (he promised that the US would declassify more) from that era, which help show what happened: The US actively encouraged and supported Argentina's brutal junta, even going so far as to give it the green light to commit atrocities against its own people.
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Trump set the tone early in his speech with the amount of red meat to throw at the crowd of conservatives, warning of a "socialist takeover" that posed an existential threat to democracy and even going so far as to say outright that some elected officials hate the United States.
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A CNN KFile review of Flynn's Twitter account finds that the retired lieutenant general, who once served as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, tweeted routinely with members of the so-called alt-right movement, going so far as to endorse a book by one controversial figure who regularly makes offensive comments.
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Shopify uses a lot of anthropomorphism when talking about and marketing Kit, going so far as to pen its blog posts in first-person, and to use the word "hire" to refer to its subscription options, which include a $10 per month basic plan and a $25 per month Kit Pro offering.
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"Many Japanese people who grew up with this kind of music considered city pop as cheesy, mainstream, disposable music, going so far as calling it 'shitty pop,'" says Light in The Attic's Yosuke Kitazawa, who has spearheaded the label's reissues of Haruomi Hosono as well as curating their ongoing Japan Archival Series.
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Assad denies the charge, even going so far as to question whether the disturbing images of children choking in the gas attack were real: "We don't know whether those dead children were killed in Khan Sheikhoun," Assad told Agence France-Presse in an interview, mentioning the town where the attack took place.
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Twitter has not yet responded to Motherboard's request for comment, but has frequently rejected charges of playing favorites with trending topics, going so far as to write a detailed blog post in December 2010 explaining why a series of WikiLeaks-related hashtags didn't trend following the release of several US diplomatic cables ("cablegate").
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But instead of pushing those issues Tuesday night, where there is agreement within the party, Trump again sold a campaign promise with limited support among Republicans in Congress — building a wall along the southern border, going so far as to suggest shutting down the government if funding for the project isn't approved.
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The Belgian Gaming Commission declared that loot boxes in video games like Star Wars Battlefront II and Overwatch should be considered a form of gambling, Belgian news outlet VTM News reported Tuesday (via PC Gamer), even going so far as saying that they should be banned in Belgium and Europe at large.
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But his minions in the GOP are suggesting that they won't allow Clinton to flip Court's ideological balance; some of them are going so far as to suggest there's nothing about a Clinton presidency for Republican voters to worry about, since they will vanquish her agenda, and probably impeach her for good measure.
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At the same time, Needham has been telling pro-Trump board members like Rebekah Mercer that Heritage needs a leader who will follow the president's lead—even going so far as to float White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, a key Mercer ally, as a potential future president, according to one source.
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As Ghosh wrote in May, "The Europeans, who have wanted to preserve the deal—going so far as creating a special payment mechanism to protect humanitarian trade from US sanctions—will have little option but to punish the Islamic Republic as soon as they determine that it once again poses a nuclear threat."
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Mike Woodbury, the director of Florida prep school Nation Christian Academy, was caught on tape launching an invective-laced tirade against Marvens Petion, a basketball player who came over from Haiti at the age of 15, going so far as to imply he'd alter his transcripts and send the player back to Haiti.
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House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-SC) finally echoed those claims Tuesday on Fox News, going so far as saying the FBI responded precisely in the manner the American people would have expected of them, and that the investigation was not about Trump but was instead responding to a national security threat.
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Trump did not retract his claim, however, and has continued to insist that Alabama lay in the hurricane's path, going so far as to produce an NOAA map in an Oval Office press briefing last week that had been doctored with a black pen to show Alabama was forecasted to be impacted.
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The Trump campaign, which paid for the women to travel to St. Louis, kept the news conference tightly under wraps, going so far as to tell the reporters they took into the room, where Ms. Jones, Ms. Broaddrick and the others were waiting, that they were about to witness Mr. Trump's debate preparations.
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During a hearing before the panel last month, Trump's personal lawyer had argued that a sitting president enjoys blanket immunity from criminal prosecution and even investigations while in office, going so far as to claim that local authorities could not investigate him even if he shot someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue.
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Here's how it happened: One of the moderators upbraided Marco Rubio (rightly) for abandoning incessant pledges of a positive campaign, answering Trump's schoolyard taunts with adolescent jokes and jabs of his own, and even going so far as to claim that Trump had wet his pants under the pressure at the prior debate.
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The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel said in a legal opinion made public last week that the deadline to ratify the ERA has expired and is no longer pending before the states -- even going so far as to disagree with its own 1977 opinion that said Congress could extend the ratification deadline.
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President Donald Trump's closest aides have taken extraordinary measures in the White House to try to stop what they saw as his most dangerous impulses, going so far as to swipe and hide papers from his desk so he wouldn't sign them, according to a new book from legendary journalist Bob Woodward.
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While political parties throughout history have attempted to claim victory for the U.S. on complex trade deals, Hochberg's observation that "trade wars typically don't have winners" remains the bedrock of his analysis, going so far as to say that Trump possesses a "fundamental misunderstanding" of trade in his exaggerated concern over trade deficits.
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But if you listen to elites across a range of events, few will speak of that as a strategy—going so far as to say that negative or even even splits are just not possible, whether that's due to the nature of competition or stemming from the demands of racing the distances themselves.
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Many other countries — including Australia, China, Japan, India, Italy, Japan, Korea and Taiwan— already officially recognize tech addiction as a disorder, some even going so far as to declare the issue a public health crisis, leading governments and health-care providers to develop a series of major initiatives to curb the problem.
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It took two years for Mr. Arnault to convince her to come back, and in order to do so, he agreed to allow her to remain based in Britain, where her family lived, and commute to Paris as necessary, going so far as to create a satellite Céline atelier in London for her.
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In his video on Monday, between drags on a cigar, Mr. Kessler cast himself and his supporters as victims — going so far as to liken today's white nationalists to the African-American students who required the protection of United States marshals and National Guard members to enter the University of Mississippi in 1962.
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In April, a Washington Post profile on Trump's obsession with cable news pointed out this fun tidbit:But Trump — who has boasted to several advisers and friends about having "the world's best TiVo" — remains most focused on what he sees on his flat screens, going so far as to compliment print reporters on their television appearances.
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On the wider EU competition law front, in recent years the European Commission's competition chief has voiced concerns about data monopolies — going so far as to suggest, in an interview with the BBC last December, that restricting access to data might be a more appropriate solution to addressing monopolistic platform power vs breaking companies up.
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What followed was a coordinated campaign to unearth the identity of the informant, with House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes even going so far as to subpoena the Justice Department for information about the source, thereby bulldozing the long-standing norm that congressional officials would respect the intelligence community's need to protect sources and methods.
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Running for reelection in such a big state is difficult to begin with; to mitigate any potential drag from the top of the ticket, Portman set about building an infrastructure that would eventually rival the size of a presidential campaign's swing state team, going so far as to recruit high school students to volunteer.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) going so far as to say he won't discuss the candidate until after the presidential election.
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Before Hubbard's case made it to trial, the defendant tried many times and many ways to get it thrown out—even going so far as to beg for intervention by the Obama administration, which Hubbard and his fellow Republicans had held up as enemy number one when they seized power in the Yellowhammer State.
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Steve Penny, the federation president, who stepped down in March 2017, had also worried about the organization's image and sought to cultivate a close relationship with federal investigators, going so far as to ask for their recommendations on the wording of public statements about the investigation, according to emails reviewed by The New York Times.
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Editorial When President Trump began taking a wrecking ball to some of America's traditional foreign policies, going so far as to threaten the country's long and sturdy relationship with its Western European allies, many hoped that the other branches of government would provide a counterweight to the executive branch, and restrain his worst impulses.
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Instead, President Nicolás Maduro appeared to greet his rival, Juan Guaidó, with the same policy of slow strangulation that has drained the opposition of much of its momentum over the past year, cracking down on his movement enough to wear down its members, but without going so far as to spur the world to action.
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On his return, Linnaeus lied to his patrons at the Uppsala Science Society, greatly exaggerating his hardships, saying that he had traveled 4,500 miles, double the amount he actually traversed (he was being paid by the mile), going so far as to draw an entire inland leg on his map that he never made.
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Even if Cage doesn't quite hit the highs of such recent effortsas "Mandy," you'll appreciate the finesse with which he delivers the line, "If you don't mind, it's time to milk the alpacas" — followed by a scene in which Nathan does just that, even going so far as to drink it, fresh from the source.
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In 2019, slavery's aftermath hovers over contemporary American race relations in deep and profoundly disturbing ways -- including how textbooks attempt to ignore the unsavory parts of this history, going so far as to characterize enslaved Africans brought to American shores as "workers" in a misguided effort to sanitize this painful chapter in our national story.
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Palantir at one point tried to prevent the release of data about its gender diversity, going so far as to call the data a trade secret because its female employees might be hired away by competitors; numbers from 2015 eventually revealed that Palantir had no female executives and one female manager at the time.
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Since the start of the year, top officials at the Fed, including Powell, have made clear they plan to exert a "patient approach" on interest rates hikes, going so far as to change their official policy statement to reflect that central bankers are weighing the potential economic effect of a number of global uncertainties.
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Thom Tillis, who is up for re-election in 2020, had been the public face for the group of Republican senators resisting Trump on the declaration, even going so far as to write an op-ed in the Washington Post in February defending his decision to vote for the resolution on principles of constitutionalism.
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But he does seem to have explored relaxing sanctions on Russia and has been strikingly reluctant to affirm America's commitment to NATO — going so far as to at one point strike a pro-NATO line from a speech that appeared in his prepared text and that his advisers had briefed the press would be delivered.
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"I think this statement is a way for Trump to offer at least some reaction to the incident in the Kerch Strait, but not going so far as to release an official statement condemning the incident," Rachel Rizzo, an expert on European affairs expert at the Center for a New American Security, told me.
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There is, of course, a non-zero chance that the RoF would try to claim a school shooter as one of their own for greater infamy—going so far as admitting a group member purchased a gun on Cruz's behalf—but classmates told ABC News that Cruz was a member of the group and was seen with Jereb.
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And while the camera covers will likely raise some awareness, they may distract from the fact that most of the nonconsensual videos aren't filmed by passersby on their phone; they are hidden in spaces like buses, taxis, pools, supermarkets, and restrooms, with some perpetrators going so far as to install them in men's shoes and bathroom stall screws.
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With some sellers on Only The Breast pricing their milk as low as 75 cents an ounce in a bid to get rid of it and "free up freezer space," and others going so far as to offer breast milk to other users for free, it can seem bizarre that more unwanted milk isn't ending up at the NICU.
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Larry Stylinson has been unfolding on Tumblr for years, with fans compiling evidence that Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson are in love based on tattoos, song lyrics, and the smallest gesture, going so far as to argue that Tomlinson's son (born in January 2016) was actually just a baby doll, or not his child at all.
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Anne Helen Petersen wrote about Armie Hammer's career last year, and he replied to her on Twitter, saying her perspective was "bitter AF." He deactivated his Twitter account shortly after, which caused a deluge of Call Me by Your Name stans to go after Petersen online, with one person going so far as to threaten to kill her dog.
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"I may be the wrong messenger, but I don't see a lot of other volunteers at the moment," he told us, going so far as to say that he thinks the boards of both Google and Facebook have "committed malpractice" by remaining steadfastly quiet while one scandal after another has grabbed the headlines, then dissipated into the background.
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As the Pentagon moves toward selecting its primary cloud vendor for the next decade, Oracle in particular has been complaining to anyone who will listen that Amazon has an unfair advantage in the deal, going so far as to file a formal complaint last month, even before bids were in and long before the Pentagon made its choice.
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Here's the whole thing: BlackBerry recently had to push back against a report that it was de-emphasizing the BlackBerry 10 operating system in its future, going so far as to put up this blog post "reiterating" its commitment to the OS. MobileSyrup also reports that the original creator of the BBM messaging system recently left the company.
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As documented in Steven Levy's book Hackers, pot-smoking was permitted and drinking encouraged; employees were invited into Ken's hot tub and out on the town for a weekly "Men's Night"; and Ken took an active and unseemly interest in getting his young star programmer laid, even going so far as to hire a sex worker on his behalf.
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Many other countries — including Australia, China, Japan, India, Italy, Japan, Korea and Taiwan— already officially recognize tech addiction as a disorder, some even going so far as to declare the issue a public health crisis, leading governments and health-care providers to develop a series of major initiatives, such as in-patient treatment centers, to curb the problem.
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The lengths to which this small group stuck in a Central American country went to get home — going so far as to hire a private security firm — is just one storyline among thousands spread across the globe, as travelers overwhelmed airports and the State Department tried to repatriate Americans, while others have ended up stuck in foreign countries.
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It becomes clear that Casas has prioritised a reciprocal relationship with Nga — even going so far as to incorporate infrasound recordings from his related installation 'Sanctuary,' — and though the film grants us daylight views of the elephant early on, its prevailing duration takes place in reduced visibility, detouring from the established spectatorial conventions of 'looking at' animals.
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Shirley Carole Isham, Key's great-great-great-granddaughter, told USA Today on Wednesday that Kaepernick's protest "broke [her] heart," going so far as to argue that black people were responsible for their plight: It just broke my heart to that someone that gets so much money for playing a ballgame, who is half black, half white, would do this.
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Trump often used McCabe as a political punching bag on the campaign trail given his wife's purported past ties to Clinton -- going so far as heckling Sessions over the summer for failing to fire McCabe -- despite the fact that Trump had interviewed McCabe just weeks prior about serving as FBI director after he ousted James Comey.
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In the days of campaigning ahead of the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, Clinton will have to balance an effective takedown of what she perceives as Sanders's weak points on foreign policy and unachievable goals on healthcare and other proposals, while not going so far as to alienate his support base, in the event she does take the nomination.
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Perhaps more successful are the works that create entirely unique compositions that take inspiration from the phone calls, but a number of the works directly relay the recordings whole (which raises additional questions, in my mind, about the nature of anonymity), going so far as to provide complete transcripts and translations of some of the calls.
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Most media outlets have reported glibly on the figures, with some going so far as to compare the Amazon best-seller list (where purchases of "21984" have gone up nearly 21984,21984%) to a "political barometer" before making the obvious parallel between the Orwellian concepts of newspeak and doublethink and the words of Conway and actions of White House communications director Sean Spicer.
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Since he took office, Ivanka has positioned herself as a champion of women's rights — showing up at the inauguration in a white pantsuit and taking on paid family leave and women's economic empowerment, but never going so far as to truly break with her father on hot-button issues that impact women like reproductive rights, sexual harassment, and his hard line on immigration.
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According to a 2010 report from the New York Times, the Russian government was using Microsoft as a surveillance tool—going so far as to raid opposition groups with the excuse that it was looking for pirated Microsoft software:Across Russia, the security services have carried out dozens of similar raids against outspoken advocacy groups or opposition newspapers in recent years.
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"He is a loud voice for nation building and when asked about the president's opposition to nation building, Abrams said that Trump was absolutely wrong; and during the election he was unequivocal in his opposition to Donald Trump, going so far as to say, 'the chair in which Washington and Lincoln sat, he is not fit to sit,'" Paul wrote.
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Canavero has been talking up his plan for human head transplantation in TED talks and the media for decades, despite producing little in the way of scientific evidence, going so far as to announce in 2015 that he would perform surgery on a human volunteer — a young man with Werdnig-Hoffman disease, a degenerative disease where the muscles waste away — by 2017.
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Ms. Mosby's move places her in a vanguard of big-city prosecutors, including Kim Foxx in Chicago, Larry Krasner in Philadelphia, Cyrus R. Vance Jr. in Manhattan and Eric Gonzalez in Brooklyn, who are moving away from marijuana cases, declaring them largely off limits and in some cases going so far as to clear old warrants or convictions off the books.
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I repeatedly asked the family where he is, and although they were very clear in saying that they knew that he's still alive — which led me to think that they must be talking to him — they were incredibly vague about his whereabouts now, going so far as to say that they have no contact with him, they're not sure where he's at, etc.
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This appears to be how Gabbard, who once described Assad as "brutal," could support Russia's intervention on his behalf — even going so far as to unfavorably compare Obama to Putin, a stance that was always unpopular with Democrats but became political Kryptonite in the wake of Russia's intervention in the 2016 election: Al-Qaeda attacked us on 9/11 and must be defeated.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, the Andersons allege that since Luke Stedman started running the day-to-day at Club 33 last year, he went out of his way to blacklist the couple ... going so far as to suspend their memberships twice over rumors they badmouthed the club and Ms. Anderson allegedly "raised her voice" ... before kicking them out entirely.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ISTANBUL — Since winning the November 103 elections, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his AKP party have taken extreme measures to silence anyone who raises their voice to criticize government policy, going so far as to claim that the definition of a terrorist should be changed to include "supporters" like MPs, civil activists, artists, academics, and journalists.
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Related: DOJ releases uncensored transcript of Omar Mateen's 911 call during the Orlando shooting In the California case, two men from Anaheim were found guilty on Tuesday of conspiring to provide material support to Islamic State militants, one of them going so far as to attempt to travel to the Middle East to join the extremist group, federal prosecutors said.
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After all, the right wing-pundit/Trump cheerleader/Putin admirer and Wittes have been sniping at each other for months, with Wittes going so far as to issue his Putin challenge to Hannity via Twitter in June: But Wittes should be warned: Hannity may not look like much, but he has already proven himself a master of MMA and "street martial arts."
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Worst of all, as soon as she was joined by G-Eazy, the featured artist on her song "Make Me...," she felt like a prop in his performance, even going so far as to have awkward crotch grab and an even more awkward, middle school jazz choir-style slide between his legs as he performed his hit, "Me, Myself, and I." It was all just... fine.
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According to the Wisconsin State Journal, four public schools in Madison, Wisconsin—East High School, Wright and Cherokee Middle schools, and West High School—are going so far as to shut down Wi-Fi connectivity for popular apps like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and over 30 others in order to determine just how heavily student behavior, grades, and overall school safety are impacted by personal internet usage.
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President Trump arrives today at the annual NATO summit in Brussels fixated on the fact that most members are falling short of defense spending targets, going so far as to declare that the current state of affairs "just doesn't work" for the U.S. The bigger picture: Trump isn't the first president to push Europe on defense spending, but the 2% figure only tells part of the story.
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The fact that so many women have been so public about the accusations—many going so far as to be photographed for a New York feature back in July 2016—coupled with the fact that Cosby is one of the most famous men in the world could have a trickle-down effect and erase some of the stigma of being "out" as a victim.
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Screenshot: Crown Sterling (YouTube)Attendees at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas booed and ridiculed a sponsored talk on Thursday called "The 2019 Discovery of Quasi-Prime Numbers: What Does This Mean For Encryption?" that touted a bizarre technology called "Time AI," Motherboard reported on Saturday, with the conference even going so far as to delete material on the talk from its website.
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And yet Frankenthaler did not intend these prints to be mistaken for paintings, making a point to emphasize the wood grain in the base layer of a number of works, including the series, "Tales of Genji" (1998), "Madame Butterfly," and the intensely red, blue, and purple "Japanese Maple" (2005) — going so far as to create trompe l'oeil wood grain where the natural impressions weren't visible enough.
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