"Wearing black would have gone against royal protocol," he adds.
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On one hand, the Jazz have gone against the grain.
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So far, the court case has gone against the Obama administration.
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Some government policies have gone against the stated goal of cutting overcapacity.
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McConnell has already gone against Trump once when it comes to sanctions.
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"She has gone against the grain in so many different ways," he said.
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"Independent moderate soccer moms have all decisively gone against Republicans," Mr. Bagniewski said.
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She is known to have gone against fellow Democrats and even President Barack Obama.
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Drawing blood from the man would have gone against more than just hospital policy.
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He even has gone against China, which is the last country he should rebuke.
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And Britain has already gone against the US administration twice recently on key issues.
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There are plenty of celebs who've gone against the grain and married — gasp — regular people.
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The Cavaliers have gone against the grain a bit since LeBron returned three years ago.
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She's gone against her party, voting for same-sex marriage and denouncing Muslim travel bans.
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Sure, he may have gone against him on a number of issues, the official said.
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TechCrunch: Rooster Teeth has often gone against the grain when it comes to distribution and sponsors.
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McConnell wrote that Shearith had gone against its duty as a trustee of the Newport synagogue.
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" In inadvertently censoring many creators, the platform had gone against its fundamental democratic motto: "Broadcast Yourself.
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I don't think their exceptional '15 campaigns were flukes; I think everything has gone against them.
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"We've kind of gone against the grain of what every other industry has seen," he said.
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Meg Whitman Republican Hewlett-Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman has gone against the grain this year.
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However, unbeknownst to Eleanor, Nick has gone against his mother's wishes and proposed to Rachel anyway.
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Few have gone against Facebook and walked away—and those that have, do with a permanent limp.
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"I felt terrible after, like I had gone against everything," he said, his intonation now distinctly French.
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He's a ruthless lawyer who's gone against the devil many times, but when approached by Sabrina, he declines.
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Had the decision gone against Mr. Doig, its effects would have reverberated throughout the art world, experts said.
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Wouldn't your project have slightly gone against what you were brought up to believe about a woman's role?
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But Bercow dismissed the criticism, saying government ministers were only "grumbling" because his ruling had gone against them.
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Besides, risking anything more than a couple hundred dollars would have gone against one of his investment principles.
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But with that level of power, whenever there's been activism, the authorities have really gone against [the activists].
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"We've always gone against the grain, being from Florida," said Felicia, now an emergency room nurse in Fort Myers.
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Had the vote gone against him on Tuesday, he and his entire cabinet would have had to step down.
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Mueller indicting Trump would have gone against standing DOJ policy that a president cannot be indicted while in office.
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Mr. Rybolovlev has challenged the scrutiny of his lawyer's private telephone, but the court rulings have gone against him.
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This was the first time it had gone against me and I know Sergio had suffered that many times.
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Offering that option would have limited dating options for transgender users and gone against the company's values, it says. However.
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"It was pretty much the culmination of other calls that have gone against us recently at the plate," Maddon said.
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Only a few lawsuits have gone to trial, but so far most of the decisions have gone against the company.
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It was the second time in recent months that the senator has very publicly gone against members of his party.
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Trump has gone against recent presidential nominee precedent in not releasing tax returns, claiming he cannot because he is under audit.
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He has gone against the words of his own medical officials and left the country in a fog of Trumpian disinformation.
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"Charlotte City Council has gone against all common sense and created a major public safety issue," Moore said in a statement.
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On Wednesday, Magurina partially won her appeal in a Moscow court against an earlier court decision which had gone against her.
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The United States, however, is one of the few countries in the world that have gone against the grain, new data show.
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In so doing, they've gone against the best interests of some of their most devoted customers and contributors — artists — and remained silent.
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Complicating matters further, Somali states have gone against the federal government and made deals with the UAE as well, per the BBC.
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To do otherwise would allow the administration to effectively win the case by erasing rulings that had gone against Trump, Hawaii argued.
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It is not just Senate Republicans who have gone against Mr. Romney, who has become a heat rod inside Mr. Trump's party.
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With "Ulisse," the composer might seem to have gone against his initial instincts about the risk of relying too much on recitative.
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In creating the policy in the first place, the platform has essentially gone against its fundamental democratic motto: "Broadcast Yourself." still not fixed.
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Many experts are looking to California, which has gone against the national trend and has seen a decrease, not increase, in maternal mortality.
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The decision likely ends a case that had attracted wide attention when the verdict was rendered but had gone against the plaintiff ever since.
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Most court experts say they believe the case would have gone against the unions on a 5-to-4 vote had Antonin Scalia lived.
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"North Carolina has gone against the trend," said Sarah Preston, the executive director for the North Carolina office of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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This game should be an excellent barometer for whether Seattle's rebuilt defense has gotten better, or if they have just gone against easy competition.
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Her defense of the accused writer was not the first time Ms. Dunham had gone against the prevailing views of those in her circle.
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Which is not to say that Anna Magdalena appears to us as a fleshed-out character; that would have gone against Straub-Huillet's aesthetic.
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You know many of your hedge fund friends have had their faces ripped off on various other trades that have gone against them this year.
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The Chinese government has been vocal about its opposition toward Trump's Iran policy and in the past has gone against U.S. sanctions to help Iran.
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Flowers has emerged as the team's best edge rusher now that Chandler Jones is gone; against the Broncos he had two sacks and three hurries.
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Thankfully, Erik was open to collaborating, even though making a puzzle inspired by "La La Land" may have gone against every fiber of his being.
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By concentrating on detail, which is a central feature of Takenaga's work, she has gone against the reductive tendencies of Minimalism that still haunt painting.
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The 36-year-old is said to have gone against royal protocol by momentarily turning her back on Her Majesty to chat to her new hubby.
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MacKinnon: I think No Problem has always gone against the trends, so in some ways we will always be the analog component in the digital age.
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Harper has gone against the grain of a contest in which front-runner Boris Johnson is promising to deliver Brexit, "deal, or no deal", by Oct.
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By concentrating on detail, which is a central feature of Barbara Takenaga's work, she has gone against the reductive tendencies of Minimalism that still haunt painting.
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Somebody who is independent, DIY, whose always gone against the grain and expose his inner truth—which is what I try to do with my own music.
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Shulkin's new chief of staff, Peter O'Rourke, is reportedly meeting with each VA staffer who is believed to have gone against Shulkin or pushed for his ouster.
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Before you can say "femme fatale," Chance has gone against all past practice and gotten involved, at considerable risk to his safety and that of his family.
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She really is a hero of mine who has just gone against the grain her whole life; she sets the tone for how she wants to live.
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Shulkin's new chief of staff, Peter O'Rourke, is reportedly meeting with each VA staffer who is believed to have gone against Shulkin or pushed for his ouster.
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Mark Pocan, cochair of the Progressive Caucus, which, like other groups, has gone against EMILY's List in a handful of campaigns and been allied with them in others.
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I didn't know how to articulate the face my mother made when I told her that I'd gone against everything and found myself in love with a woman.
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LG could, as has been its wont, dive into the chase for hype and engineering prestige, but the company's more pragmatic approach of late has gone against that.
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Currently, two American aircraft-carrier groups are stationed in the region, apparently to deter China from taking any provocative steps now the PCA's decision has gone against it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House on Monday restored press access for CNN reporter Jim Acosta, ending a legal fight that had so far gone against the Trump administration.
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The official Twitter account of NBA officials acknowledged a missed foul call that should have gone against the Golden State Warriors during Game 22 of the NBA Finals.
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But Lars Backstrom, who represented the company in the case, said the labor court's ruling had gone against Swedish laws prohibiting discrimination in the workplace because of gender.
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"Google didn't give us any tricks on search or anything," Ms. Wahl said, adding that gaming the system would have gone against the whole idea of the campaign.
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A few investors have gone against the grain in recent weeks, buying insurance against a jump in volatility while prices for most such bets have been relatively discounted.
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Trump has gone against the German chancellor in his decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord and in his threats to pull out of the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Their opponents were protesting several refereeing decisions which had gone against them during a four-team play-off tournament, and so deliberately lost the match by a ludicrous margin.
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A few investors have gone against the grain in recent weeks to purchase insurance against a jump in volatility while prices for most such bets have been relatively discounted.
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I voted with who I felt would be more likely to honor God in their presidency and that I could sleep at night knowing I hadn't gone against my gut.
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Sobotka said ANO lawmakers who voted against the ban, even after the party's ministers had supported the initiative in an earlier cabinet vote, had gone against the ruling coalition's program.
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In 2018, the head of Turkey's public broadcaster said the boycott was also partly because some past winners, including the drag queen Conchita Wurst, had gone against Turkey's social values.
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One trade official close to the case said so much of the ruling had gone against Beijing that it had opted to pull the plug before the result became official.
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A school with the main team color of yellow plays a team with the main color of brown So no, Brown has never gone against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.
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BizReach has been called the LinkedIn of Japan and gone against the traditional recruiting business model by allowing companies to post jobs and connect with professionals in its database for free.
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Supreme Court appointees of President Richard Nixon voted against the president in the Watergate proceedings, and Judge Kavanaugh's circuit court decisions have often gone against the Bush administration that appointed him.
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Recently, legislators in a few places, such as Florida and West Virginia, have gone against the tide, pushing for tougher sentencing related to the epidemic of painkiller addiction haunting many communities.
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Karl Moore, an associate professor in the Desautels Faculty of Management school at McGill University, said if the decision had gone against Bombardier, American consumers would have been the true losers.
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Trump has encouraged boycotts of brands that have gone against him in some way before; now, he's given a thumbs-up to a retailer because someone affiliated with the brand supported him.
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Few N.F.L. teams have gone against the grain as much as the Carolina Panthers — in a pass-wacky league, they compiled a 15-1 regular season record by running more than throwing.
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Twice he has gone against his own instincts and recertified the deal, but if Trump's ambassador to the U.N. is to be believed, he will not ignore his gut a third time.
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"They can talk as mean a game as they want, but when push comes to shove, the Fed has never gone against market expectations for rate hikes or rate cuts," she said.
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Rick Scott, who will likely run for Senate this year against incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson, has gone against the NRA in pushing to raise the minimum age for gun purchases to 21.
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"In all these meetings, in all these days, I can't think of a point or a thought that may have gone against our principles," Mullah Baradar said, seemingly responding to those fears.
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However, I was emboldened by other previous Vassar student activists, many of whom have themselves gone against the administration and the board and who have sacrificed so much for the greater Vassar community.
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In its 2016 reporting, BuzzFeed News used its own statistical analysis to find players who had a pattern of consistently losing matches where the odds had gone against them prior to the match.
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Twice he has gone against his own instincts and re-certified the deal, but if Trump's ambassador to the UN is to be believed, he will not ignore his gut a third time.
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Earlier, the French government spokesman defended Macron's efforts to build a close working relationship with Trump, despite the U.S. president having gone against the French leader on almost all major issues so far.
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It would have looked weak and gone against the notion that there was still an obligation to answer questions, or at least allow questions to be asked, no matter how uncomfortable it was.
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"I think it's really unfortunate," Takei, 79, told The Hollywood Reporter, saying that the outing would have gone against Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry's vision for the character in the popular '60s television series.
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Throughout the decades, this java giant has gone against the S/M/L grain and famously offered its brews in Short (8 oz), Tall (12 oz), Grande (16 oz), and Venti (20 oz) sizing.
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The Trump administration has also gone against decades of U.S. foreign policy by recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and, last week, opening the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem it relocated from Tel Aviv.
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Several Sri Lankan officials said it would have gone against standard practice for the national intelligence chief to have shared such highly classified information with police officials, without first sharing it with the president.
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Mr. Trump bluntly told Mr. Ryan that many people had said he should have gone against the speaker's advice and pursued a tax code overhaul first, a refrain the president has returned to frequently.
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" Trump said in another tweet on Thursday morning that the Times "has totally gone against the Social Media Guidelines that they installed to preserve some credibility after many of their biased reporters went Rogue!
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Most recently he's gone against Trump's decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum, on which Lee wrote at the Daily Signal, "If you work in manufacturing, your job was just put at risk."
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A man was escorted out of the hearing for speaking out against Sessions' anti-immigrant record: "You have actively gone against pro-immigrant legislation that would keep my family together," he shouted at Sessions.
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But I think the point that was just made is a critical point is, which is that President Trump has gone against his art of the deal mentality and put his cards on the table.
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This has been true even when the retail sales data have gone against the Reuters poll market consensus, leading to speculation among traders about the possibility of leaks of the information before its official publication.
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"Prime Minister Youssef Chahed has bordered the army to distribute fuel in light of the ongoing strike, which has gone against the interests of the people," the government source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters.
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Yet the Norwegians have much smoother relations with the EU, whereas the Swiss—influenced by a large minority—tend to be twitchy and awkward, even if recent referendums have generally gone against the anti-EU nationalists.
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The president has said he was never told of any warnings, but several Sri Lankan officials said it would have gone against standard practice for the police chief to be warned if the president hadn't been.
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Dawson has gone against the typical YouTuber grind, slowing his work down to produce longer-form interview series that shine a light on what it means to work on YouTube and embracing the humanity of fellow creators.
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This has gone against the grain of male-dictated art fashion for nearly 70 years, from the era of Abstract Expression in the 1950s, through Minimalism of the 1960s, and on to strains of Conceptualism that continue today.
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Enthusiasm was high for Colorado on Monday when they started the series with a half-game lead over the Dodgers, but between the consecutive losses, and the elbow injury to Story, everything has gone against them thus far.
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"Because of the prominence of the Russia probe it's very hard to see him leaving the administration even though he has gone against the wishes of the White House in recusing himself," said Ford O'Connell, a Republican strategist.
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That real story is that mere hours after Trump held a call with a foreign leader, the fact that he had gone against the advice of his national security team and congratulated Putin was leaked to the press.
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Until now, he has gone against his gut and signed, but in recent months the president has replaced a relatively moderate foreign policy team with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton — both Iran hawks.
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India's BSE Sensex Index, which has gone against the trend and gained nearly 14 percent this year, was forecast to set a new record high by year-end despite being rated expensive with plenty of downside risks still in play.
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Armies bleed out in sieges against mountain strongholds, proud legions of discipline infantry are demolishing by skirmishing cavalry on open plains and deserts, and great generals can turn the tide even when numbers, tactics, and terrain have all gone against you.
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They declined to provide a specific number of cases in which the EPA has gone against energy department recommendations or to name most of the companies involved, but did provide two examples of what they said has become regular practice.
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Though this may be true in the real life of Pazienza, there are a number of athletes who have not recovered from their own devastating injuries or have gone against doctor's order to only worsen their condition by re-entering the ring.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 2202 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R), has gone against the grain.
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Yet she left open the option that the EU could take advantage of previous WTO rulings that had gone against the U.S., which still theoretically permitted Europe the right to impose trade countermeasures, even in cases that had been dormant for years.
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The airline's youngest-ever captain, a 29-year-old with an impressive 5003,100 hours flying time, and his rookie 25-year-old co-pilot may have gone against procedures by leaving the engines at full take-off power, according to data and other pilots.
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The 5-Star code of ethics says its elected officials have to resign if they are convicted, meaning Raggi would have had to step down if the ruling had gone against her, throwing city hall into chaos and leaving her party open to ridicule.
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Abadi's initial decision to assault Falluja appears to have gone against the plans of his U.S. allies, who would prefer the government concentrate on Mosul, rather than risk getting bogged down in a potentially drawn out fight for a smaller, potentially hostile Sunni Muslim stronghold like Falluja.
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"If those fees had taken a hit, which was a real possibility if the ruling had gone against Amex, it would've been great news for merchants' bottom line but almost certainly would have marked the end of the golden era of credit card rewards, " Schulz said.
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For six weeks in a row, everything has gone against Cleveland, but this week they host the Titans (3-393), and with Marcus Mariota somewhat limited by a hamstring injury, the opportunity is there to either win the game or at least cover the 6-point spread.
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Several Sri Lankan officials said it would have gone against standard practice for the national intelligence chief to share such classified information with the police without first sharing it with the president, casting doubt on President Maithripala Sirisena's claims that he did not know the attack was coming.
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"We really have to consider that the consensus and the conventional wisdom of the past two big elections have gone against the conventional wisdom and the expectations of the majority, and so that could certainly happen in Europe," Chris Dyer, director of global equity at asset manager Eaton Vance, said.
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Stanage's story made the point that Trump and Cruz were leading in polls despite having gone against the "autopsy" the party conducted after it lost the 2012 election, which suggested the party look to broaden its support by finding ways to appeal to ascendant demographic groups, such as single women, Hispanics and younger voters.
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Related: The Islamic State Is Reportedly Rounding Up Civilians to Use As Human Shields in Fallujah Abadi's initial decision to assault Fallujah appears to have gone against the plans of his US allies, who would prefer the government concentrate on Mosul, rather than risk getting bogged down in a potentially drawn out fight for a smaller, potentially hostile Sunni Muslim stronghold like Fallujah.
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