Grassroots groundswell Second, the Democratic Party -- and democracy in general -- is far stronger thanks to the incredible grassroots groundswell of engagement and passion that has driven Bernie Sanders' campaign.
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"There is a big groundswell of people pushing for this."
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Left unchecked, this groundswell of garbage risks overwhelming the planet.
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"I think it has to be a groundswell," Palmer said.
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"The groundswell is really coming from city level," Sanchez said.
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There is, however, a groundswell of opposition to the move.
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Is there a groundswell of consumer interest in this technology?
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But there was also a groundswell for change, radical change.
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"This groundswell of support has just been tremendous," Kendrick said.
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"That combination creates a groundswell of support for fighting back."
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"There was no groundswell against the project," Mr. Haws said.
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Fortunately, we have seen a groundswell of opposition already emerge.
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The survey shows no groundswell of support for tax cuts.
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Do you think there's a groundswell of support for this?
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So the new voter turnout wasn't a groundswell in his favor.
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"I don't see any kind of groundswell for it," McMonigle said.
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Anne Hartnett of GroundSwell meets with the owners of Spice Acres.
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The short glimpse was enough to create a groundswell of excitement.
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"Certainly it showed there was a groundswell in Virginia," he added.
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Democrats are looking to capitalize on this groundswell of liberal energy.
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It's empowering to see such a groundswell of love and activism.
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We are excited for this groundswell of support and come Nov.
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This groundswell of grassroots support has created momentum for the legislation.
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He is not, however, oblivious to the groundswell of public opinion.
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Politicians have taken notice of the groundswell, especially among young voters.
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A groundswell of federal policy efforts could soon play catch-up.
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But a groundswell of support implies that it could happen eventually.
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That kind of groundswell of uncompromising fury hasn't consumed the Democrats.
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A groundswell of grassroots support, however, has emerged for Omar since Friday.
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"We've seen a real groundswell of response across the country," said Harvey.
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"There isn't a huge groundswell of personal following for him," Malloy said.
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Though it wasn't required to comply, faced with a groundswell, Exxon agreed.
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"You want that groundswell of interest to work two ways," Tiefer said.
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"There's been a groundswell of interest and curiosity from utilities," she said.
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There is no discernible mass groundswell for an Eric Swalwell presidential campaign.
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Whether the groundswell of compassion Guanchez felt translates into change is unclear.
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But even that endorsement didn't stem from a groundswell of membership support.
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But they didn't read them as evidence of a groundswell of support.
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The national groundswell means that the government must take these demonstrations seriously.
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They're our donors, they've been that groundswell support that's buoyed our campaign.
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There is no groundswell of anti-Trump sentiment in the Republican Party.
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The hearing went viral and touched off a groundswell of Democratic opposition.
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There was a groundswell of press interest about this small-college football powerhouse.
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Meanwhile, organizers are trying to focus the groundswell into visible action in meatspace.
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"We didn't have a groundswell to trade on those [platforms]," the banker said.
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By then, a well-organized conservative groundswell effectively had halted the ERA's momentum.
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I've done sixteen now in New York working with an organization called Groundswell.
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Yachty is at the center of a groundswell of joyousness in hip-hop.
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But a groundswell of individual and community action has the momentum to persist.
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Trump is not responding to a groundswell of public support for these men.
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But the groundswell of moderate support could expand his map of winnable territory.
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"Huge groundswell of support," wrote Brad Parscale, Mr. Trump's campaign manager, on Twitter.
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Is that a groundswell we're hearing in the distance ... sounds like it, huh?
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"We don't really have that groundswell of individuals clamoring for this," Hopkins said.
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"There's a groundswell of support for my candidacy; I'm feeling that," he said.
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There's been a groundswell again, one of righteous annoyance at the straw ban.
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But the response, Mr. Solheim argues, may have been the groundswell we needed.
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But the campaign tech employed by the left relies on a groundswell of volunteers.
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It is hardly a groundswell of support—but it is more than there was.
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But there is no such groundswell of opposition to federal aid this time around.
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Since Trump announced Kavanaugh's nomination, we've seen a groundswell of opposition across the country.
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Anne and her husband finally start work on the rooftop deck of Groundswell together.
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It is clear the Clinton brain trust views this groundswell as an unalloyed good.
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Seeing the groundswell of support from local residents and organizations in coal country, Rep.
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"There's a big groundswell of people pushing for this," Paul told Reporters on Monday.
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"You're not seeing the groundswell behind any one candidate," said Democratic pollster Chris Kofinis.
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Yeah, but I mean there's going to be an even bigger groundswell of support.
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He said he's particularly heartened by the recent groundswell of activism by young Americans.
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That support helped Newman tap a groundswell of grassroots donors from around the country.
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Others have also pointed to the groundswell of women elected to Congress in 2018.
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"There was a real backlash against Studio, a groundswell of resentment," Mr. Schrager said.
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A groundswell of support for Ms. Clark began even before her sentence was commuted.
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So what she said is Democrats hoped for a groundswell of support for impeachment.
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This path goes from the groundswell of climate action we witnessed at California Gov.
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Yet it may take years, or even another generation, before a groundswell follows them.
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Some Democratic-controlled statehouses have recently worked to counter the groundswell from the right.
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McCain has been receiving a groundswell of support since Sadler's reported comments were made public.
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""There's a groundswell for privacy now that didn't exist when I put my bill forward.
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Maybe it will even help generate a general groundswell of decency in our political dialogue.
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Anne Hartnett and her investor Kathy Futey meet with their architect for GroundSwell build-out.
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"Over the past three or four years, we've really seen a groundswell of private leadership."
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" The singer clapped back to the groundswell on Twitter, writing, "People are in real pain.
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Isn't that exactly what has fueled the groundswell of anger at the politicians in Washington?
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Hasna was captivated with the democratic groundswell that was building in Arab capitals in 2011.
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The president's move triggered a groundswell of opposition from internet users and privacy rights organizations.
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Your invitation has succeeded in unleashing an unprecedented groundswell of love for our public lands.
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She used social media to spread awareness about her story, earning a groundswell of support.
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At the time, in early 2008, GTA IV satirized a groundswell of anti-immigrant sentiment.
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A: There's a groundswell of support for annuity-like products not sold by insurance companies.
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That groundswell of concern made its way to the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday.
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"We often don't think about what happens after there's this groundswell of support," she said.
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At this point, does there exist a groundswell against the ascendance of China and Russia?
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This spring saw a huge groundswell of fan outcry over queer women dying on television.
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Over the past few years, I've seen a groundswell of popular interest in character development.
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The grassroots groundswell appears to have grown outside the turf of the Democratic National Committee.
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All of these developments have led to a groundswell of community opposition to the project.
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The second sweeping phenomenon: the groundswell over sexual harassment, which has spread far beyond Hollywood.
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A couple more mass killings like this, you're going to have a groundswell of support.
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That was, until the 2016 presidential election, when a groundswell of college students supporting Sen.
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The groundswell for nouvelle cuisine transformed Mr. Bocuse into the international face of French cooking.
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But the White House has frequently sent administration officials to meet with members of Groundswell.
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Its recent "discovery" had set off a groundswell of interest in the collecting car world.
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This Apple event doesn't have the massive groundswell of hype September Apple events usually do.
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But Bannon's twin role quickly undermined that narrative -- and set off a groundswell of outside pressure.
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Meanwhile, "there's been a groundswell of interest" in using the technology to preserve organs, Bischof said.
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As aforementioned, there's a groundswell of companies also looking for smarter ways to deal with trash.
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Yet despite the groundswell of public and medical opinion toward a ban, the topic remains contentious.
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Commentary by Michelle Moore, CEO of Groundswell and a movement-builder for clean energy and communities.
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Here's Vanessa Friedman on the "groundswell of support" for Alber Elbaz to launch his own line.
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FOR the first time in a generation a groundswell of youthful enthusiasm is gripping British politics.
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But the good news is we're finally starting to see a groundswell in the opposite direction.
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Polls this early are unreliable and Mr Bolsonaro's eighth of the electorate is hardly a groundswell.
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Whether that signals a rank-and-file Republican voter groundswell against Trump remains an open question.
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He recommends signing his petition to get a groundswell of international support for more serious reforms.
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It would take a unified Democratic Party and a groundswell of defecting Republicans to impeach Trump.
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The party hopes a groundswell of opposition to Trump will help bolster their ranks in 2018.
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But there was never a groundswell of support among Republicans for such a last-minute change.
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A groundswell of Olympians across sports agitated for penalties after WADA had been slow to respond.
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Even if that were possible, there is no groundswell to say which should be the priority.
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He resigned after a groundswell of his own Democratic colleagues called for him to step down.
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"There is a groundswell of strong views online," he said in an email response to questions.
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"There appears to be a large groundswell of intense employee dissatisfaction at SoFi," Mr. Ottinger said.
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Pelosi said she would not proceed with impeachment unless there was a bipartisan groundswell of support.
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But Deacon has attracted the groundswell of support from prominent Democrats in the state, including Sen.
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It's important to realize that Trumpian protectionism wasn't a response to a groundswell of public opinion.
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Yet Democrats say they feel emboldened by the groundswell of outrage over gun violence after the Feb.
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Facebook is tapping into the Trump-era groundswell of interest among Americans in contacting their elected representatives.
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This is how that declaration becomes a groundswell for change to implement solutions that benefit all Americans.
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Both men have galvanized a groundswell of anti-establishment sentiment and turned it into era-defining change.
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But by sheer coincidence, a groundswell of anticipation was building around an uncannily similar type of game.
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Without these changes, Thomas finds it hard to imagine we'll see a groundswell of change anytime soon.
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There's been a parallel groundswell on fair wages, the realization of what poverty really means for people.
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If you truly have a "groundswell" of support, that means you're of the people, not the establishment.
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But along with a groundswell of nationalism, the coup's greatest legacy has been the far-reaching crackdown.
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Despite the groundswell of support for net neutrality in state legislatures, though, the legislation still faces obstacles.
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She credits the trend in part the organizational groundswell that met Bevin's earliest attempts to cut pensions.
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As evidence of the organic groundswell behind this idea, Democrats touted the successes of things like Sen.
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But the huge, spontaneous groundswell behind the march says a lot about this moment in American politics.
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And it coincides with a groundswell of public concern about drug costs that is reverberating in Congress.
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"I haven't seen a groundswell of opposition to what's going on with the BIDs," Mr. Finkelpearl said.
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He promises that once in office, a groundswell of support will emerge to push through his agenda.
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The Orange County seat is receiving a groundswell of interest and already has a crowded Democratic primary.
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"There has been pressure from all parts of the ecosystem, which has created a groundswell," she said.
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"We're seen a huge groundswell of support," Liz Harrington said, pointing to the campaign's own internal polling.
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But with a groundswell of opposition to the company's application in Congress, DeFazio's measure could gain traction.
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It's too early in this groundswell to sort out exactly why or how this happened in 249.
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According to those spoken to by Reuters Read will be met by a groundswell of good will.
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At its core, this groundswell is driven by the negative effects that stem from the surveillance business model.
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And like so many of the #MeToo stories we've witnessed during these months, it began as a groundswell.
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"We know they're going to spend a lot of money, but I don't see any groundswell of support."
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Lots of trends start, but firestarters only become bonafide trends when a groundswell of fuel is added simultaneously.
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Nancy Pelosi always said impeachment works only if there's a bipartisan groundswell, and so far there is not.
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And I asked for his take on what action all this groundswell of activism should be put toward.
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But, when officers shoot and kill unarmed black children, the groundswell of public interest demands answers and accountability.
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Donald Trump sunk to new lows with his "shithole" comment as the groundswell grew for Oprah in 2020.
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It's really the groundswell of public movement all over the world, most recently in the last few weeks.
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But so far, there is no evident groundswell of support for gun control measures being discussed in Congress.
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He garnered a groundswell of national attention, prompting large sums of outside money to flow from both parties.
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Still, the revelation of homegrown Zika cases prompted a groundswell of calls on Congress to provide more funding.
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Tonight may be a sign that there's still a groundswell of discontent in Michigan with Democratic political leadership.
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The media, politicians, writers, journalists, comedians, political analysts and aspiring political activists all capitalized on the political groundswell.
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"There is a huge popular groundswell in favor of change," said Mr. Solih's campaign manager, Mariya Ahmed Did.
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I think that right now, we've got to capitalize on the groundswell of public opinion and public sentiment.
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International travel is a critical element in achieving the groundswell we need to elect leaders who will act.
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But this doesn't amount, at least yet, to the socialist groundswell that advocates pine for and critics fear.
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And over the past week, there has been a groundswell across the country to protect renters as well.
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And over the past week, there has been a groundswell across the country to protect renters as well.
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Two decades later, a woman's death in a public hospital created a new groundswell of support for change.
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The backlash against GOP Obamacare repeal efforts began a groundswell of momentum for Democrats heading into the midterms.
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Its executive director, Mr. Dickson, is the owner of Groundswell and a longtime grass-roots organizer for Democrats.
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Jennifer's Body, this year, it feels to me like there's been a groundswell of support for that movie.
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Sometimes it can be hard to tell how big the groundswell of Latino support for Sanders really is.
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People can sign on to a specific campaign, which signals to Westminster what issues have a groundswell of support.
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Its poor showing, particularly for Mr Sirisena's SLFP, reflects more than a surprise groundswell of support for Mr Rajapaksa.
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I think we've all been fairly vocal about being very keen, but that hasn't created any groundswell of movement.
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It's tempting to believe that the recent groundswell in talk about Hollywood's diversity problem would result in actual improvement.
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Among Democrats: Tom Perriello, a former congressman from Virginia, warns of a tech-fueled groundswell against the political establishment.
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The groundswell of unrest that began with a teachers' strike in West Virginia has spread to several other states.
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But Trump's groundswell of support, particularly from non-college educated white voters, was too much for Clinton to overcome.
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"There is no groundswell of movement for change," said attorney Jim Shehan, head of Lowenstein Sandler's FDA regulatory practice.
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The groundswell for Barrett, unusual in a nomination process, was a foretaste of what the rebellions would look like.
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Lately, there has been a surprising groundswell of support for universal coverage — and even single-payer — among Trump allies.
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Now, they are emerging as a bulwark against the groundswell of anger over governance breakdowns that exacerbated the epidemic.
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After Johnson left office, there was a small groundswell for Mr. Watson to run for the Senate from Texas.
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But it helps that national groups pushing back against the groundswell of state initiatives are few and far between.
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Aides have trumpeted his voter interactions in these jet-and-dash state visits, reporting a "groundswell of support" nationwide.
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Well, that's the part where I think it does because I think there is a groundswell of shared concern.
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Why are we witnessing such an unprecedented groundswell of public support, for keeping the 2015 net neutrality protections in place?
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The idea that there is some kind of groundswell of support for Kavanaugh in these states is simply not true.
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Increasingly, this groundswell of admiration happens on Twitter, where one can either participate in the discourse or miss it completely.
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Why are we witnessing such an unprecedented groundswell of public support, for keeping the 1843 net neutrality protections in place?
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However, the groundswell behind a cultural shift like this is most likely going to come from one place: social media.
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It's going to be a groundswell of grassroots support and enthusiasm — a political revolution, as he's often fond of saying.
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Here are seven Republican-held districts that are already seeing a groundswell of interest from Democrats: Virginia's 10th District Rep.
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Far from a groundswell of grass-roots organizing, the chamber's list appears to be the product of an AstroTurf campaign.
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In Florida, energized by the groundswell of Latino support and hoping to drive even more voters to the polls, Mrs.
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Ford, a Conservative, came to office in October 2010 on a groundswell of populist support despite his own wealthy beginnings.
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"I think that right now, we've got to capitalize on the groundswell of public opinion and public sentiment," she said.
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To date, however, that groundswell hasn't been enough to counteract the effects of the Trump administration's retreat on climate policy.
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" A serious groundswell of support arose for "God Bless America" to replace the rangy, difficult-to-sing "Star Spangled Banner.
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There appears to be a groundswell for other laws to decrease air pollution with the goal of stemming climate change.
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The Lone Star State has already seen a groundswell of enthusiasm, with the state recording historic levels of early voting.
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It's a pattern you see in any grassroots groundswell: various unrelated causes are drawn to the movement as hangers-on.
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This groundswell for much more aggressive anti-trust action could go far beyond tech, including the health, drug and media industries.
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Robert Kennedy, John 's younger brother and former U.S. Attorney General, stepped into this breach and experienced a groundswell of support.
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But its pathway has become decidedly more bruising, straddled by a groundswell of public recriminations in both the U.S. and Europe.
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With the group, Varoufakis wanted to spark a groundswell of support to write a new constitution for the EU by 460.
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A new luxury hotel currently under construction in SoHo, 11 Howard, will feature a mural designed by community art organization Groundswell.
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He received a groundswell of support from high-profile lawmakers in the state including Becerra, now the state's attorney general; Sen.
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Since December, however, a groundswell of support has helped keep the conversation around net neutrality — and attempts to save it — alive.
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A recent groundswell of opposition has led to the passage of legislation that aims to protect marginalized communities from spy technology.
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Showing Jackson the groundswell of support she still has could potentially lead to the huge comeback we all so desperately crave.
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And despite the groundswell of support for action, it's not at all clear what legislation — if any — lawmakers would unite behind.
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" Ncube added that there was already was a "groundswell and this was just one of the issues that was added on.
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The Texas Senate debate has gotten a groundswell of attention as polls show a tightening race in the deep-red state.
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Once that happens, it's not so easy to turn back any groundswell of ill-feeling toward Impact that might be building.
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But Hoover grossly mischaracterized the organic groundswell of popular interest in African history, culture, and politics spreading throughout African American communities.
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By contrast, Kaviaar's comments and arrest did not lead to a groundswell of support for refugees or migrants in the Netherlands.
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But this wasn't a coronation; it was a groundswell among moderates fearful that a Sanders nomination would be a Republican dream.
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This open letter has attracted a "groundswell" of support from young scientists and researchers based across the country, according to Jacob.
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I think what has changed is that now there's this enormous group, this groundswell of people who have come forward publicly.
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In the first five months of 250, there was a groundswell of support from alumni and businesses that raised $603 million.
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With a free-ranging intensity unmatched by any contemporary drummer, Brian Blade can move from groundswell to explosion to rippling quiet.
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"I think you also have to appreciate and realize that there's a huge groundswell behind him too," she said of Trump.
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Even if the bill is defeated, the issue is unlikely to go away because of the groundswell of support it generated.
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He may be down, but he ain't out ... there's a groundswell to make him the guy to challenge Trump in 2020.
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Enacting sweeping reform, in the face of a US political system heavily weighted in favor of the status quo, requires a groundswell.
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AMMAN, Jordan – Jordanian unions have called for a one-day strike next week, amid a groundswell of protests against planned tax increases.
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These initiatives made it onto state ballots because of the groundswell of people who organized across America for fair and transparent elections.
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The groundswell against Ms Park has dampened the influence of conservative media outlets; their attacks on Mr Moon have had little impact.
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In an effort to show a groundswell of support, Mr. Sanders released an ad trumpeting endorsements from unions, environmental groups and newspapers.
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Kathy Futey and Bonin Bough aren't too happy about the space that Anne Hartnett has chosen as the headquarters of Groundswell Yoga.
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Across the country, the groundswell of women stepping up, speaking out, running for office, and winning is driving a real culture change.
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I hope there is a groundswell of support for this truly necessary amendment that would reduce corruption and systemic misalignment of interests.
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Tension in PNG has been high for months amid a groundswell of unrest following allegations of corruption against Prime Minister Peter O'Neill.
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"There's an organic groundswell of opposition to having folks sued and railroaded and being forced to toe an ideological line," Gonzalez said.
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To be sure, for Democrats, there is no way of denying that the groundswell of progressive candidates have energized the Democratic base.
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Then he wrote a parody routine spoofing Democratic presidential nominee Walter "Fritz" Mondale to create a groundswell to help re-elect Reagan.
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Some may be influenced by the anti-Trump groundswell and see a vote for Cruz as an important step to block Trump.
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A groundswell of opposition to the tax led most of the county commissioners who originally voted for it to change their position.
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Groundswell hopes to expand the program to other housing developments after the pilot program is finished at the end of the summer.
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In 1949, Donovan's new disposable diaper hit the high-end fashion circuit, debuting at Saks Fifth Avenue to a groundswell of success.
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You'd think, if there's a groundswell of Latinos going and saying 'here's our chance,' you'd see it in the numbers by now.
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But a groundswell of change had begun at the company, and William Coors was still at the top of the corporate pyramid.
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Since Parkland, there has been a groundswell of activism at high schools, with students walking out to demand action on gun control.
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And Budapest, which is "in a landlocked country in the Carpathian basin," as he described it, doesn't get a lot of groundswell.
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To those internet providers, however, the groundswell of criticism they're facing on social media this week is entirely the stuff of hyperbole.
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Serbia, political analysts say, is creeping steadily backward politically to the ominous days of the 1990s amid a groundswell of nationalist sentiment.
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U.S.A. Gymnastics cut ties with the ranch earlier this month after a groundswell of criticism of its handling of the Nassar allegations.
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Trump grasped this and did win, not as the creator of a movement but as the media-savvy messenger of a groundswell.
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The groundswell of support and newfound momentum comes at a critical time for Biden, who will battle it out with Sanders, Sen.
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The cynical will say that it is too late to fix the problem, and clearly there is no political groundswell for action.
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If Bloomberg has any hope of competing seriously for 2020 nomination, he'll need to create a large groundswell of support — and soon.
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These metrics and others highlight the groundswell of support that will make Donald J. Trump the 85033th President of the United States.
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Ms. Bonniwell was an "early glass ceiling breaker" who led a "groundswell of very talented women" into top positions at Time Inc.
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Mr. Caputo-Pearl said on Tuesday that the last week had showed an "absolute groundswell" of support for Los Angeles's public schools.
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But the administration reversed course last month after a groundswell of global opposition and said it would keep families together if possible.
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There's also been a groundswell of people sharing their stories as part of the "Me Too" movement—and media coverage of that.
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Business comes second, and yet, as there is no groundswell of buyer's remorse, she still seems to be sniffing the political wind correctly.
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Airlines aren't oblivious to the scope of the problem, which is coming into focus with the groundswell of public awareness over plastic pollution.
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But this week, given the groundswell of opinion against her, he said "it could be devastating for her" if she tried to return.
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To win the general election without reaching toward the center, Cruz will have to create his own groundswell with another conservative voting group.
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Only a few Democrats have so far signed onto an impeachment inquiry in the wake of Mueller's testimony, far short of any groundswell.
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They'll come up with any face-saving lie to try and explain a spontaneous groundswell from the people that we've never seen before.
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This latest wave of extreme abortion bans fueled a groundswell of activism, including nationwide #StopTheBans rallies on May 21—but not outside clinics.
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The groundswell of activism was set off by a newly-installed administration with a dangerous attitude toward women, health care, and climate change.
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The miscalculation may have created a domino effect, which ignored the groundswell in pockets of the Rust Belt that made a big difference.
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Ameringer McEnery Yohe, a New York gallery, offered a 1987 acrylic by Frankenthaler, titled "Groundswell," for $1.25 million at the Seattle Art Fair.
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Opinion WASHINGTON — In this tumultuous election year, little attention has focused on the groundswell of support for political reform across grass-roots America.
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" He added: "I think there is a groundswell of conservative policies that are taking hold because of the failed policies of the left.
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Do you think people will be suspicious of that imagery, given the current groundswell of discussion on women being put in uncomfortable situations?
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The best argument that Sanders drew on a groundswell of anti-trade sentiment comes from exit polls in some states where he triumphed.
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The legislative forays indicate a groundswell of support for curtailing the technology, which has struggled to correctly identify women and people of color.
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Given all the colleges that are consolidated in Boston and Sanders' popularity with youth voters, the groundswell of grassroots support wasn't entirely surprising.
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Mr. Wang sits at the pinnacle of the Chinese documentary groundswell that arose with the country's social and economic upheaval in the 1990s.
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He said he realized there was a groundswell of support building after driving south through the Downriver communities on his way to Toledo.
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"There is certainly a groundswell on the non-gun side, but people don't understand that gun usage and ownership is expanding," he said.
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Donald J. Trump won the White House that year, defying all predictions, in large part thanks to a groundswell of white evangelical turnout.
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Lots of environmentalists like Mike Bloomberg, but there's not likely to be a groundswell of activist support for his potential White House run.
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The suburban Atlanta seat left open by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price has received a groundswell of interest from both parties.
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Congress is investigating both questions and Facebook is facing a public relations crisis -- and with it a groundswell of support for new regulations.
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The manufacturing industry got a huge boost from President Trump's election, seeing a groundswell of job gains during his first year in office.
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But there has been no groundswell of support from the committee for any of the announced candidates, and the contest remains highly volatile.
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There has been a groundswell from all corners of this country: moms and grandmothers, young professionals, military leaders and stay-at-home moms.
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But the film's studio, 20th Century Fox, clearly have faith in Love, Simon's broad appeal—perhaps helped by its groundswell of internet support.
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Smith: — federal penitentiary in Oklahoma — the first time with a sitting president — and there was such a huge groundswell of support for that.
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Over the last several weeks, the various progressive groups have also been shoring up their organizations after the initially overwhelming groundswell of energy.
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Erdogan has repeatedly cast his opponents as enemies of democracy, tapping into the groundswell of nationalist feeling that followed a failed coup in 2016.
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It was not, in other words, the kind of explosive surge that might produce its own groundswell of enthusiasm, a victory begetting more victories.
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Anne, the founder of Groundswell Yoga Studio, and her husband show Bonin Bough what they have in mind for their first free yoga class.
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In Cleveland it rains almost half the year, so it's no surprise when it starts raining on the day Anne planned to open Groundswell.
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This groundswell of activism is thanks in part to two major internationally co-ordinated efforts: the Women's March and the International Women's Strike (IWS).
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The surge in demand for storage space, spurred by a groundswell of protest against May's deal in parliament, has coincided with the Christmas rush.
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On the day she expected to welcome new yoga clients to the GroundSwell unveiling that had been planned for months, it started to downpour.
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In January, U.S.A. Gymnastics cut ties with the Karolyi Ranch amid a groundswell of criticism of the governing body's handling of the Nassar case.
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"Probably what's happening is a groundswell of movement leading to the law being changed in the first place," Hehman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Beijing's censors have moved to block conversation about the Trump-Tsai phone call on social media, hoping to prevent a groundswell of public anger.
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Gomez, who went into Tuesday's primary as the favorite, received a groundswell of support from high-profile lawmakers in the state including Becerra, Sen.
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They had momentum from Sebastian Vettel winning the previous race in Belgium, they had dominated practice and they enjoyed a huge groundswell of support.
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But in late 2015, as a groundswell of women spoke out with accusations against Cosby, Steele, the new prosecutor in Montgomery County, filed charges.
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Just as the Colorado bakers were ruled to be within their constitutional rights, a groundswell of public opinion said they nonetheless were morally wrong.
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"Thunberg called the groundswell of support for action on climate change "a great opportunity to do something" and said that leaders "should take that.
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For many people who have shared their experiences as part of the groundswell that is #MeToo, the issue is abuse of power at work.
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"Ashley Judd is the butterfly of this moment," Professor MacKinnon said of the actor who began the recent groundswell of accusations against Mr. Weinstein.
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With a markedly higher turnout compared to recent years, analysts said the groundswell reflected Europeans' shifting views of the relevance of the European Union.
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The enthusiasm gap is realDemocrats have talked all year about the groundswell of liberal grassroots energy that will propel them to victory in 2628.
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Photo: Gizmodo (Melanie Ehrenkranz)The groundswell of resistance in response to SESTA/FOSTA has increasingly put the need for sex workers' rights on people's radar.
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"There is groundswell of opinion growing that overall the Australian real estate market, whether it is retail or commercial, has got some downside," said McKenna.
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We know so many market research surveys that indicate huge groundswell in interest around sustainable fashion and particularly, in emerging markets which is quite unexpected.
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Thus far, though, there's been little indication there will be a viable primary challenge to Trump or that there's a groundswell in favor of one.
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"There were huge protests every day with thousands of people," says Denis of the groundswell later dubbed the Maple Spring, a name the filmmakers hate.
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Recent opinion polls showing an increase in support for impeachment suggest that such concerns are misplaced -- even if the polling doesn't yet indicate a groundswell.
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Patent reform had a groundswell of support, only to be blocked over the summer by a bipartisan group and lobbying by the pharma/biotech industry.
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But with a groundswell of American support, Tom of Finland became more widely shared, sparking kinship and recognition in the men who viewed his art.
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Ultimately, Egypt elected a government run by the Muslim Brotherhood, a traditionalist political machine that had played little part in the initial Tahrir Square groundswell.
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Still, border patrol officials on Monday welcomed the momentum on Trump's pledge, which generated a groundswell of voter support that helped elect him to office.
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Haspel's nomination could be at risk if there is enough of a groundswell of opposition to keep her from getting at least 51 Senate votes.
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While there is little evidence thus far of a major groundswell of nonwhite, urban students opting out of testing, the battle lines are clearly shifting.
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Two officials told CNN the Corker-Trump fight "is obviously not helpful," but the White House does not believe it's the beginning of a groundswell.
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For Oklahoma, the groundswell of support for the teacher strike opens the unique opportunity to interrogate how the state should tax, spend, and allocate resources.
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While Cruz received nearly double the number of votes as O'Rourke in Tuesday's primary, the Democrat has received a groundswell of support in recent months.
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Combined, those two tools could reduce forced, internal displacement from climate change by about 80%, according to the World Bank's "Groundswell" report on climate migration.
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But many in their party base apparently believe that they didn't go leftward enough in 2016, and the groundswell support for Sanders hints at this.
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What's needed is a public groundswell that translates the people's demonstrated affection for their parks into action that will safeguard the future of these places.
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Barack Obama, who had been carried into office by a social-media groundswell, often expressed a similar optimism about the salubrious effects of the Internet.
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Amid a groundswell against the cardinal, including rare public rebukes from some of his own priests, Law asked to resign and the pope said yes.
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For the third mural, which will be painted over the summer, Groundswell will employ them through its summer jobs program and pay an hourly wage.
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In addition to a groundswell of enthusiasm and outrage this year, there's also been a slow but steady establishment of infrastructure to promote women candidates.
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While many of their members have reservations about Clinton, the union leaders don't see signs of a groundswell toward Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
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But it is meaningful because politicians like Trump can use the public opinion poll as proof that there's a groundswell of support for these issues.
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The groundswell of opposition quickly reached the aides at one of the White House's little-known nerve centers, the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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The groundswell of interest in chamber music in late-20th-century America, it is widely agreed, is in no small part traceable to the Juilliard.
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Still, an untold number of Americans may have seen the trend on Wednesday and assumed that some groundswell of anti-Warren sentiment had suddenly materialized.
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It would be ill-advised for RCA/Sony to make business decisions solely based upon a groundswell of current publicity and outrage surrounding the allegations.
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Fortunately, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum has seen a groundswell of support in recent weeks with donations coming to the museum from across the country.
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A proposed amendment to recognize same-sex marriage — though championed by Raúl Castro's daughter Mariela Castro — sparked a groundswell of religious protest and was ultimately omitted.
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By unveiling his plan in such a slipshod fashion, it is not clear whether Mr Trump can generate the political groundswell needed to pass his proposals.
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After months of resistance, Pelosi announced the launch of an impeachment inquiry after news of the whistleblower complaint sparked a groundswell of support among House Democrats.
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The hope: They can generate an even louder, more aggressive groundswell of opposition, and in the process, imperil Republicans so politically that they have to compromise.
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On June 20th, after a groundswell of moral outrage, President Donald Trump signed an executive order reversing the policy, a day after he had defended it.
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White supremacists have delivered a groundswell of support for Trump, and the billionaire real estate mogul has taken flack for retweeting tweets from neo-Nazi accounts.
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And amid a groundswell of support from white supremacists, Trump and his campaign have been slow and even loathe to reject the support of those individuals.
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Travis Brenda credited a groundswell of teacher support for the win and said it sends a message that teachers and public workers won&apost be silent.
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With all this groundswell and the research showing major opportunities for countries investing to fill these jobs, why are we still not advancing our efforts collectively?
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It's inconceivable that, after this groundswell, Sony wouldn't figure out a way to get Kesha into the studio and out of her relationship with Dr. Luke.
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Although the groundswell largely is coming from advocates for immigration reform, some ICE agents within the bureau's Investigations unit also are requesting a reorganization of ICE.
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Together with increasing connections with the outside world — through tourism, trade and expanding Internet access — that groundswell of hope seems destined to lead to big changes.
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TV's Buck Sexton earlier this month when asked whether there was a groundswell to take on civil asset forfeitures in states where the practice is legal.
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EXTRA-JUDICIAL Few Palestinians or foreign critics of Israeli policy have been surprised by the Hebron shooting or the groundswell of popular solidarity with the suspect.
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A groundswell of public calls to stop the killing may compel the Syrian belligerents, and regional and international stakeholders, to take notice — and to take action.
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The letter essentially says that if there is not a groundswell of public pressure to change human behavior, the planet will sustain "substantial and irreversible" harm.
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The groundswell of economic optimism swept the U.S. dollar to a six-week high on a basket of currencies and it was last trading at 95.762.
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It is in their hands to set the tone, to start the groundswell necessary to move from politics as usual to the politics of problem solving.
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Pharmaceutical companies are scrambling to stem the groundswell of criticism over steep drug pricing, as elected officials and the Trump administration have taken up the issue.
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The group argues that the policy, passed in 244 under the Obama administration and with a groundswell of support, helps protect free speech and expression online.
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I don't see a Republican groundswell for a Dump Trump movement, but it is interesting how many of those closest to Trump have already dumped him.
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Venezuela's Foreign Ministry denounced the groundswell of support for Guaido, suggesting that European governments were acting as part of a US-led effort to topple Maduro.
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Unlike the previous groundswell of opposition, response to the downing of the Ukrainian passenger plane has triggered condemnation from conservatives too, who typically support the government.
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We're told everyone's aware of the groundswell to have an authentic Miami artist to rep the city -- and the obvious choices are Pitbull or Gloria Estefan.
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These light-touch rules have unprecedented support from the public and we're already seeing a groundswell of Americans writing the FCC to support an open Internet.
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Neither the groundswell of outrage over the case, nor the attacks that have been directed at him personally, have shaken Mr. Kratz's certainty that justice was served.
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As a founding member of Svartidauði, one of Iceland's most successful black metal bands, he's in a unique position to gauge its recent groundswell of global popularity.
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But the group's president, John Hugo, told CNN the event is "not anti-gay but pro-straight," adding that a groundswell of support is building around it.
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It's the latest step in what's become a groundswell of revelations about sexual harassment and assault in Hollywood following high-profile exposés about film executive Harvey Weinstein.
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Clyburn worked to convince two separate Chairmen of the need to enshrine net neutrality protections, an effort that was ultimately bolstered by a groundswell of grassroots support.
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They found a groundswell of optimism; the probability of equities being higher by the end of 2018 was 61%, and that shares will beat bonds is 70%.
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"A lot of developers got caught up in the groundswell, the gold-rush mentality," said Ernie Carswell, a leading real estate broker in LA with Douglas Elliman.
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This, combined with the IOC enthusiasm to engage younger viewers, means there is a groundswell of support for electronic gaming to be added to the Olympic programme.
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The groundswell of economic optimism swept the U.S. dollar to a six-week high on a basket of currencies and it was last trading up at 96.085.
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Yet as a Keystone State native and resident, I detect a strong groundswell of unexpected support for this year's most unconventional Republican candidate that can't be dismissed.
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While many citizens of Eritrea are afraid to challenge their government, over the border in Ethiopia there has been a groundswell of popular unrest in recent years.
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"There was a real groundswell of anger from different corners of the state about the repeal," said Chris Peterson, a spokesman for Nebraskans for the Death Penalty.
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A groundswell of demand for an equitable school system, coupled with inducements that make previously unattractive schools newly appealing, may be the combined prod and prize necessary.
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"There is this bipartisan groundswell of support for regulating these companies and technologies because people are now realizing their potential negative impacts," Spivack, of Georgetown Law, said.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration has issued relatively few citations, but Mr. Espinal said he found a groundswell of support for a repeal in Bushwick this year.
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So probably we'd have to see the electoral dynamics reverse themselves — say, Republicans winning the popular vote but losing the presidency — before there was a serious groundswell.
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"I was just at the Supercomputing conference in Austin, TX, and I was amazed at the groundswell of interest and software efforts surrounding unum math," Gustafson said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell rejected changing the voting rules, and, based on conversations with many senators, there was no groundswell of support Wednesday for working remotely.
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But those who do take that path have operationalized an entire groundswell -- across decades -- by sharing tactics, training, munitions expertise, and more with other white power activists.
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Behind the scenes, Pelosi has encouraged members of her caucus to state their impeachment position now in order to show there is a groundswell in the caucus.
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As speculation circulated on Iranian social media late Friday that the government might acknowledge some role in the crash, the groundswell of anger appeared to be growing.
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According to an academy spokeswoman, the documentary branch forecast that a groundswell of filmmakers would attempt to duplicate the film's success with multipart series of their own.
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It will require even more bravery to stand up the next time — but that's what it will take to overcome this current groundswell of hate and fear.
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The rally was part of a groundswell for income equality that galvanized tens of thousands of women across this tiny island nation, where protests often produce change.
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Big Tech is threatened by a yearlong groundswell of bans and proposed restrictions on facial recognition bubbling up in cities like San Francisco and states like Massachusetts.
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In addition to McConnell's concerns, other GOP senators have objections as well, meaning there is no groundswell of pressure on the leader to hold a floor vote.
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The acquisition was met with widespread condemnation in the cryptocurrency community, which kicked off a hashtag—#DeleteCoinbase—aimed at fomenting a groundswell of account closures in protest.
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Some people are more widely recognized as being canceled than others, and cancellation frequently comes in a groundswell as a response to a person's comments or actions.
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The website grew a following on social media as a popular online news outlet for conservatives, benefitting from the same Facebook groundswell that helped boost other media startups.
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That trend — rather than a largely imaginary groundswell of support for Johnson and Stein — poses the biggest obstacle to reassembling the Democratic Party's youth voting bloc in 713.
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While it's something I wholly support and believe to be necessary, the groundswell of period normalization has made me feel increasingly like an interloper in my own sex.
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Unless CES organizers were living under a rock, they watched this groundswell happen and still decided not to seek out a more diverse lineup for their 2018 show.
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The groundswell of opposition to corporate PACs has developed quickly as Democrats aim to tap into the anti-establishment sentiment that President Donald Trump successfully harnessed in 2200.
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"Resistance" leaders believe they can cripple Trump's remaining agenda and set congressional Republicans on edge — if they can continue to channel the groundswell of anti-Trump sentiment effectively.
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The Nevada Republican said later he did not see the protests as evidence of a groundswell that would swamp his bid for a second full term next year.
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" He added, "I don't think there's any great groundswell of enthusiasm for Hillary Clinton among Republicans, but there's not a lot of enthusiasm for her among Democrats, either.
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He joined the Nuclear Information and Resource Service in 1985, became executive director the next year and began publishing a newsletter called Groundswell, now known as Nuclear Monitor.
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The primary in the 85033th District is the latest example of national Democrats looking to navigate crowded primaries in an election cycle where there's a groundswell of energy.
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O'Rourke has gotten a groundswell of media attention, leading a motivated Democratic base to help him keep pace with Cruz financially, with both candidates raising about $23 million.
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Yet the impulse has not entirely vanished; in addition to Haeg's project, a new ''Radical Faerie'' commune named Groundswell has opened nearby, in a former Catholic boys camp.
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Vice President Joe Biden weighed in on the debate, urging a public groundswell in support of banning the type of weapons that have been used in mass shootings.
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We're trying to create a groundswell because our resources are limited, but if we give the skills to community members to help themselves, it could be potentially limitless.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), a Ryan backer, said the groundswell of support for Ryan sent a clear message that rank-and-file members are yearning for more influence.
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So all these factors, exacerbated by the groundswell of user outrage throughout the start of 2018, were probably what investors were thinking about when they read Jenner's tweet.
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In the end, the only thing that will defeat extremism is a groundswell of activism from everyday people who decide that they won't let their societies be hijacked.
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Now comes proof that the groundswell is more than just a passing tremor: Two of the country's largest craft brewers are making their own versions of the style.
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The national governing body for gymnastics said on Thursday that it would sever ties with the Karolyi Ranch after a groundswell of criticism of the organization this week.
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The recent teacher strikes in West Virginia, Oklahoma and Arizona demonstrate a groundswell of dissatisfaction even in conservative states where lawmakers have systematically weakened unions in recent years.
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In the interview, Mr. Brown said he had received a groundswell of support from "a pretty good cross section of Democrats," including party leaders, elected officials and activists.
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"I expect a groundswell of discontent with the establishment will lead to greater diversity," said Ritchie Torres, a city councilman from the Bronx who is gay and Latino.
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Credit...Michael Mccoy/Reuters Ms. Daniel is the executive director of Groundswell, a foundation that supports grass-roots organizing by women of color and transgender people of color.
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And some Republicans have strategically kept their cards close to their vest, leaving themselves wiggle room in case there is a groundswell of support for impeachment back home.
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A groundswell of local activism sparked street protests, social media campaigns, and interviews on news channels — all predominantly by black LGBTQ advocates — chanting as one: Arrest Ed Buck.
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But he attracted broad criticism in Hong Kong and Beijing alike for failing to anticipate the broad-based groundswell of hostility provoked by an extradition bill last spring.
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Wider issues But while there is a groundswell of support for tougher rape laws, Shiori Ito has also come under fire after going public about her alleged assault.
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The Trump administration has claimed credit for the recent groundswell of protests in Iran, citing the public outcry as proof the US&aposs "maximum pressure" campaign is working.
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But this year, many Democrats are emboldened by the groundswell of outrage over gun violence, opposition to the NRA and polls suggesting that Americans want stronger gun control.
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Why it matters: The unusually firm comments helped Ms. Tsai position herself as a defender of democracy and inspired a groundswell of support ahead of next year's elections.
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The bill could find support in the Democrat-controlled House, but will find a harder path in the Republican-led Senate unless there's a massive bipartisan groundswell of support.
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This has helped cause the groundswell of Democrats in the House accusing Trump of obstruction and calling for an impeachment inquiry, the first step in a potential impeachment vote.
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The strikes have effectively cut off Papua New Guinea after a groundswell of political unrest in recent weeks in the rugged, mountainous country, which relies heavily on air travel.
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A groundswell of political unrest in recent weeks has surged in the country, just to Australia's north, amid calls for Prime Minister Peter O'Neill to resign over corruption allegations.
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The documentary set off a groundswell of outrage over the convictions of both Mr. Avery and his nephew, Brendan Dassey, who was also accused of participating in the crime.
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Instead, the new camera is being made by the Impossible Project, the very company that spawned out of the groundswell effort to preserve Polaroid's film in the first place.
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The March for Science got 40,000 requests to volunteer within a week of its founding — a sign that there's a groundswell of people who want to make change, somehow.
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We look at all of the feedback and share with the devs and certainly Mr. Sakurai will be aware of the groundswell of support that appeared for a Waluigi.
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In the end it was just enough to entice customers to patron GroundSwell, who got to enjoy the rooftop after all once rain momentarily subsided, much to Hartnett's chagrin.
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Trump reacted Tuesday to a groundswell of interest in a Winfrey candidacy, saying he doesn't think she'll pull the trigger and run, but if she does he'd beat her.
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"The groundswell you're seeing now and the broad-based support [to repeal Hyde] is definitely not accidental," said Yamani Hernandez, executive director of the National Network of Abortion Funds.
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Those 43 states account for 2023 electoral votes, more than enough to win the White House if any type of groundswell was able to elevate a late-entering candidate.
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So powerful was this week's groundswell of support for Qadri that the government stopped broadcasters carrying news of the funeral and no front-rank politician dared to comment publicly.
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Melenchon's groundswell of support appears to have stemmed from popular performances in televised presidential debates with onlookers describing him as the 'most convincing' candidate, according to an Elabe poll.
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Their weakness is that their speed blurs the songs too closely together and leaves the album indistinct, tapping into a universal groundswell of rage that seems to preclude specificity.
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"The groundswell of support for Dr. Ford is exactly what the 'Me Too' movement is about," Tarana Burke, the founder of #MeToo movement, said in a statement Monday morning.
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Sanders's victories aren't being powered by a groundswell of white working-class support, but instead stem from his most reliable base since the start of the primary: young voters.
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Yet this remains far from a groundswell, and McConnell clearly has the votes to prevent consideration of any nominee on the Senate floor, irrespective of the Judiciary Committee's wishes.
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The activist was lauded for the specificity of his policy platforms, but found it difficult to tap into groups of voters that could have offered a groundswell of support.
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Last week, Amazon created a firestorm after it axed a proposal to build a second headquarters in New York City, amid a groundswell of local opposition to the project.
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" Marczak added: "The larger groundswell of support for the interim government likely mean any action that would threaten it will be some type of action from the international community.
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A groundswell of hostility on the political left to Trump's rhetoric and policy initiatives gained strength as Trump moved from the periphery of American politics to the Oval Office.
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Dr. Julitta Onabanjo, the regional director for the United Nations Population Fund in East and Southern Africa, said there has been a groundswell of advocacy around menstrual health management.
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Outrage over rising inequality has simmered for years, erupting into the Occupy Wall Street movement and the groundswell of support for Senator Bernie Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist.
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There's a groundswell of support for cannabis legalisation in the United States, with 29 states, as well as Washington D.C. approved for medicinal cannabis, and eight for lifestyle use.
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Concerns over fees and performance have generated a groundswell of consumer disquiet in Britain and the United States about the vague language retirement funds use to justify lacklustre performance.
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While nothing will get the message across like a fourth World Cup title, making your voice heard to U.S. Soccer will show the groundswell of support for the USWNT.
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International Women's Day has taken on a new significance in South Korea, as the country in recent years has seen a groundswell in activism geared toward improving women's rights.
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His victory over the scandal-tainted Roy S. Moore was widely seen as related more to Mr. Moore's weakness as a candidate than any Democratic groundswell in the state.
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"But following a huge groundswell of public support for our plan, it looks like City Hall has rediscovered its sense of humor," activist Leo Murray said in a statement.
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Gun control advocates say the turnaround in Vermont and other states has been propelled in part by the groundswell of student-led lobbying efforts and protests calling for firearms restrictions.
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Angel Bellaran, the exhibition's curatorial advisor, said that even after being active in political protests for more than a decade, she had never experienced such a groundswell of female activism.
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A groundswell of women across the U.S. have begun speaking out in unison to call attention to their own experiences with sexual harassment and assault and to hold perpetrators accountable.
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More hopefully, with enough of a civic and political groundswell, we may remember the current assault on the EPA like we do Reagan's, as trauma that proved temporary and passing.
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In the central plaza of the Mayan city, under a searing sun, the indigenous trailblazer warned that she won't relent in her efforts to generate a groundswell of popular support.
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Number one, I intend to be elected with an incredible groundswell that will also bring greens and progressive Democrats into Congress so that it will be a whole different ballgame.
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When, at the end of the century, he lost a constitutional referendum followed by a groundswell of black anger at the slow pace of land reform, his response was uncompromising.
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Wrangled is an emotional rollercoaster with a singular focus, offering meditations on the pressures of high school (countrypolitan bubblegum bop "High School"), and hardships of tour life (the hopeful "Groundswell".
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A perceived tightening of control by Beijing's Communist Party leaders in recent years, however, has fueled a groundswell of pro-democracy activism aimed at defending the city's constitutionally enshrined freedoms.
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Just like when we were getting ready to launch the Wii U and 3DS version there was this groundswell asking for Reggie to be a playable character in the game.
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It's the fourth feature that Wealthfront has launched since Rachleff returned to the company in November 2016… and those features have accompanied a groundswell of new customers coming on board.
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The rumored next secretary of state was in Georgetown Monday when our photog asked about a groundswell of sorts to give the Prez-elect a chance to build some bridges.
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Elizabeth Warren said following Tuesday's Democratic presidential debate that the progressive movement cannot wait for a massive groundswell of support, arguing that more moderate candidates are missing the party's energy.
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There is no sign that Donald Trump is drawing on any intellectual tradition at all; no groundswell of research arguing for building walls, deporting migrants or trade wars with China.
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"The [design] teams have always had this groundswell of desire — and the playerbase has always wanted to see the Necromnacer again, so I think the time is right," he said.
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The rule has received a groundswell of support from a bipartisan group of former S.E.C. commissioners, state treasurers and law professors, and has generated more than one million public comments.
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He weighs in on both, telling us the new poll reflects what he's been feeling on the ground ... a connection to voters and a groundswell that just can't be stopped.
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Yet, despite this moving and dramatic democratic groundswell against brutal dictatorship, we have also seen a concerningly pervasive narrative thread weaving its way through international coverage and social media commentary.
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I witnessed firsthand a groundswell of support on the issue from seniors: a whopping 2628 percent of Americans are more likely to support candidates who favor expanding Social Security benefits.
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After a groundswell of buzz and rumor, their RSVPs have swelled, and they are scrambling to replace their original venue with a new one large enough to accommodate the guests.
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In both the United States and Europe, political and economic frustrations have produced a groundswell against the status quo and an apparent readiness to make a leap in the dark.
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As outrageous as the legislation was, it was equally inspiring to see a groundswell of grassroots support that arose in response, with social media hashtags including #StandwithCatherine, #LactateandLegislate, and #LetMomsLead.
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Ryan and his supporters aren't quite predicting victory, but they sense a groundswell of discontent after four straight election cycles have left the Speaker's gavel in the hands of Republicans.
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Groundswell, a community arts group, has teamed up with the New York City Housing Authority to work with residents ages 16 to 24 to create three murals at each development.
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A groundswell of pro-reform public support existed, which tax reform advocates harnessed to steer both parties toward the most significant simplification of the tax code in modern American history.
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Pennsylvania is leading the groundswell, with registered voters 34 and younger now outnumbering those 65 and older, according to the latest statistics from the Pennsylvania State Department issued Aug 20163.
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Mr. Mahathir, 93, came out of political retirement last year, riding a groundswell of opposition to the prime minister at the time, Najib Razak, amid allegations of large-scale corruption.
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Beyond these uncharacteristic expressions of camaraderie, the post-Tet groundswell also breathed life into the South's new constitutional system, hitherto scorned or dismissed after the previous year's rigged presidential election.
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He pointed to it as an example of egregious bias that he said had led the news media to miss the groundswell of support that lifted Mr. Trump to victory.
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Another organization in the midst of the grassroots groundswell is My Ride to Vote, a federal nonpartisan organization that funds free rides to the polls for voters on Election Day.
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We hope these steps forward will continue to build a groundswell of change and provide the momentum toward realizing our nation's goal of protecting vulnerable children from abuse and neglect.
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Straw bans were enacted thanks to a public groundswell of support, which grew from an adorable teen's campaign featuring upsetting images of large shelled creatures with plastic in their noses.
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A groundswell of international protest and attention, via media and social media, could drown out the venal voices of hardliners demanding death and replace them with activists insisting on life.
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Ms. Thomas — whose group, Groundswell, was formed in 2013 to strategize against Democrats and the political left and meets weekly — joined others in prayer at the start of the meeting.
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Southwest, according to Mr. Taylor, grants 12-year-olds solo travel privileges because no parent has ever complained and no groundswell has emerged demanding that it increase the minimum age.
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But German Chancellor Angela Merkel kept delaying it out of fear of irritating Turkey, only buckling under a groundswell of pressure from inside her own ruling coalition earlier this year.
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In response to the systematic implementation of these draconian anti-choice laws in states across the nation, there is a groundswell of activism to fight this assault on safe abortion access.
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Within this groundswell is the controversial launch of Yass, an event space "for today's generation of queer people" coming to San Francisco's Mission and backed by infamous venture capitalist Peter Thiel.
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Gun control advocates say the turnaround in Vermont and other states has been propelled in part by the groundswell of student-led lobbying efforts and protests calling for tighter firearms restrictions.
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They believe that unless there were some public groundswell or some fracturing of Trump's support among Republicans, it would be a waste of time that could hurt their own vulnerable members.
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Trump, responding to the immediate groundswell of criticism after the phone call, fired back on Twitter: His point is valid — the US does sell Taiwan billions of dollars of military equipment.
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Having ridden to power on a groundswell of voter exasperation, Macron now has to somehow unite France without any political party of his own; he founded his movement, called En Marche!
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There's a groundswell of Democratic support for candidates who will push socialized health care and major action on climate change and who will break with centrism on immigration and social issues.
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It coincides with a groundswell of anti-euro sentiment in Italy and other euro zone states, fueled in part by last June's unprecedented decision by Britain to leave the European Union.
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The Senate Democratic leader's coordination with Sanders, a self-described Democratic socialist who caucuses with Democrats, also reflects the groundswell of discontent with corporations and the wealthy within the party base.
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In the days after the disaster, a small groundswell of private tech enthusiasm furthered the notion that Puerto Rico ought to become a test bed for renewable, distributed, climate-resilient infrastructure.
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The groundswell of anger and media coverage may prove to be a challenge for the lockout laws, which are up for review in February 2016, two years after they were implemented.
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By Tuesday, the phrase "comprehensive liberation of fertility" had appeared in five proposals submitted to parliament, suggesting a groundswell of opinion in favor of a radical overhaul of family planning rules.
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This issue came front and center on a local and state level in New York during the saga of Amazon's HQ2 hunt – with a groundswell of local opposition scuttling the deal.
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He's posted about this resemblance as early as September of 2016, but the conspiracy theory that it's really his face on the bottle began gaining groundswell in June of this year.
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Tapping a groundswell of anger before a general election due by May, some of the most prominent members of India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) joined the condemnations online.
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Thankfully, this issue is gaining international attention, and a building groundswell of understanding and response will help shift the tide on this critical issue of dignity for women and girls everywhere.
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This is very nice for both them, and not terribly shocking, given Mr. Sanders's powerful groundswell of support, and the fact that Mr. Kasich is the only really likable Republican choice.
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Voters will get to hear directly from him and when people get to hear that message, they gravitate towards it…you're going to see that groundswell coming back as things progress.
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In a system that benefits politicians in power so heavily, it will take no less than a massive groundswell of popular demand for fairness and political equality to fix the system.
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But if Hariri's former backers in Riyadh hoped that his removal would prompt a groundswell against Hezbollah, or its allies in Riyadh's longtime Gulf rival Iran, they would have been disappointed.
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"The good news around Trump's announcement to withdraw is that it has galvanized a groundswell of bottom-up support from all corners of the U.S. economy," Firger told The Associated Press.
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"I'm not sure there's a lot of groundswell for putting a whole bunch of new rules on athletes that can trip them up like the existing [NCAA] rules do," he says.
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Even with the groundswell of activism, the reforms, and the influx of redevelopment dollars, life is not better for low-income and black Ferguson residents five years after Michael Brown's death.
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Amid a groundswell of accusations that Trump's own rhetoric helped fuel the El Paso massacre, the President was telling Americans that he is not a racist, a bigot, a white supremacist.
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"Outside agitators" like John Lewis were being beaten by white Southerners, and the groundswell of public opinion resulted, among other things, in the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Administration officials have routinely sent aides to attend weekly Groundswell meetings held at the offices of Judicial Watch, another conservative group led by a vocal defender of the president, Tom Fitton.
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Giacometti/Sade posits that the same groundswell also swept up the Swiss-born Alberto Giacometti, who as a student in 19350 had resettled in Paris at the impressionable age of 231.
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While overdose deaths continue to multiply throughout the country, a tipping point has yet to be reached regarding political resolve to fund treatment and a groundswell of public concern and compassion.
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There is now a groundswell of support in the medical community to wipeout the species of mosquito that carries the Zika virus, and, potentially, to bring back DDT to do it.
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That may be an indication that none of the Democratic candidates are inspiring the kind of groundswell of enthusiasm that powered their party to the White House in 12 years ago.
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"I think we have seen a groundswell of enthusiasm for women wanting to run for office, in part due to President Trump's election," Nargundkar, senior associate at ALG Research, told Hill.
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In a way, because there are more of us in the industry both in telling the stories and framing those stories, there is a groundswell; I wouldn't call them blaxploitation anymore.
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By Tuesday, the phrase "comprehensive liberation of fertility" had appeared in five proposals submitted to parliament, suggesting a groundswell of opinion in favour of a radical overhaul of family planning rules.
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"I just wish something like this was happening in every state and then there would be a real groundswell, a real grassroots pushback" when Trump finally made good on his campaign promises.
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An H1N1 strain dominated during an initial surge between October through mid-February, followed by a groundswell of H3N33 activity beginning in mid-February and lasting through mid-May, the CDC said.
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If the new administration underestimates the strong public support for reproductive choice and for victims of sexual violence, part of Obama's legacy might be a new groundswell of activism on these issues.
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And so a groundswell of sympathy greeted Akihito's request to be allowed to retire (he suggested he could also spare the country onerous official mourning duties when he eventually did pop off).
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It's still early, but there's a groundswell building, and that's opening up a ton of opportunities around how to better manage and secure data and how to help developers be more productive.
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In a 2-day intensive, overnight "hackathon" on the weekend of July 21-22, the aim will be to get a groundswell of interest in helping to improve local communities and economies.
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From billionaire business magnate Carlos Slim to political opponents, there has been a groundswell of support for Pena Nieto, who has cut a lonely figure in months of bruising encounters with Trump.
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Four years later, when Barack Obama won the White House on a groundswell of support from people who donated less than $200, the Democrats established themselves as the party of small donors.
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By comparison, the Trump campaign is almost a guerilla operation, marked by a bottom-up groundswell from average voters who are rejecting the top-down, consultant-driven approach of the establishment Democrat.
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Support is stronger from richer and better-educated people across the country; the groundswell of support for Initiative 145, and Colorado's demography, suggest that it stands a good chance of being passed.
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O'Rourke, who earned a groundswell of national attention in 2018, was ranked third with 7 percent of Democratic and independent voters backing him, garnering more support than other frequently touted potential challengers.
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"I think there is a groundswell of conservative policies that are taking hold because of the failed policies of the left," Grenell, who was sworn in last month, told the conservative website.
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But the rise in solo dining might have unintended consequences, according to a report from The Conversation on the groundswell of food sharing initiatives in response to the rise of eating alone.
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Republicans are fiercely opposed to the bill, though both parties had agreed on the need to reduce skyrocketing drug prices this year, an issue that has a groundswell of support among voters.
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Rather my sadness and upset arise out of a growing awareness that articles in your newspaper can do little to affect the groundswell of support for Mr. Trump's troubling ideas and statements.
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While its history stretches back decades, the chant has experienced a groundswell in the last few years as more and more people took to protesting police violence, racial inequality and other injustices.
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But while a groundswell of eleventh-hour endorsements has helped Biden in recent contests, there have not been any major events that would seem to push people Sanders's way in recent days.
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Days later, a groundswell of black anger at the slow pace of land reform started boiling over and gangs of black Zimbabweans calling themselves war veterans started to overrun white-owned farms.
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Although technically barred from vying for the presidency in 2018 because of his politically motivated convictions, he is hoping that a groundswell of support will force the Kremlin to let him run.
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To advance this agenda, the Koch brothers created lobbying groups to seemingly fake a grassroots groundswell to get rid of western public lands, but only managed to produce pathetic, off-color astroturf.
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The release of Pavel Ustinov, pending the outcome of his appeal, is a rare reversal by the Russian judicial system and follows a groundswell of public support for the 23-year-old.
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But the situation is slightly more promising in the gig economy workforce, which is composed of much more vulnerable workers and has a much broader groundswell of support from activists and politicians.
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And there is no question that the stumbles of the Trump administration and the still-stinging November loss by Hillary Clinton have encouraged a groundswell of energy in the Democratic Party base.
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Democrats like Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut said the letter, which was signed by companies including Levi Strauss, Yelp and the Gap, pointed to a "groundswell" of support for restrictions on firearms.
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Nixon, meanwhile, is hoping the progressive groundswell that delivered other outsider candidates to surprise victories earlier this year, like her close ally Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, can conjure up one more historic upset.
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A groundswell of support from high-profile tech companies is boosting Apple's effort to rebuff a federal court order demanding it help unlock the iPhone of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook.
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We're told there was something of a groundswell -- Scooter for Governor -- after he gave an emotional speech at Ariana Grande's Manchester concert to raise money for the victims of the terror attack.
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Then Kuczynski rode a groundswell of fear that a Fujimori victory would bring a return of the rampant corruption and disregard for human rights that characterized her father's governments in the 1990s.
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"We knew that we were going to do well, but we didn't have an idea that we would get this much of a groundswell and this much momentum going," Thompson told VICE News.
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Since the strict laws were implemented, following two high-profile instances of fatal violence on the streets of Sydney, there has been a groundswell of criticism, campaigns, think-pieces and high-profile detractors.
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Don't expect a sudden groundswell of interest in PBH dark matter theories, but as searches for more mainstream dark matter candidates continue to come up empty, fringe theories can only become less fringe.
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There is a new groundswell among conservative men on certain campuses (including Harvard, Princeton and Notre Dame) to get their school administration to ban students from accessing porn via the college WiFi network.
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Bots and sock puppets could cheaply "create the illusion of a mass groundswell of grassroots activity," in much the same way that early, now-illegal trading algorithms could spoof demand for a stock.
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"Why are we witnessing such an unprecedented groundswell of public support, for keeping the 2015 net neutrality protections in place?" asked Clyburn, an Obama-nominated FCC commissioner, in prepared remarks during the meeting.
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Alexander would not commit to being the fourth vote, his request for Trump to reconsider foreshadows a possible groundswell of Republican resistance as the Senate approaches a vote in the next few weeks.
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If there's a groundswell of GOP support for a public hearing, particularly among Republicans endangered in the November elections, McConnell could green-light Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley to move forward with hearings.
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Journalists are still developing their practices for covering the groundswell of new reports, and readers are thinking through their own opinions about how sexual assault and harassment should or should not be covered.
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Organizers hoped that the protests would grow further into a groundswell of opposition to Macron's reform of France's public service and some state enterprises such as the heavily indebted national railway company SNCF.
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Instead, he plunged ahead with the "zero tolerance" prosecution policy, making the separation of families a widespread occurrence — and prompting a groundswell of opposition that appears to be getting stronger by the day.
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If Chance's endorsement kickstarts a groundswell in the city's youth voter registration totals and other prominent endorsements follow follow his lead, Enyia could be the first African American woman mayor in Chicago history.
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Brazil's benchmark Selic interest rate is at an all-time low of 6.50 percent, and there is a growing groundswell of opinion that it will not rise much this year, if at all.
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Ms. Rozic is hopeful that a groundswell of public support will ensure that both legislature houses pass the bill by June, so it can be signed into law by the end of 2018.
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But, according to Edes and Shaughnessy, there has never been a groundswell to have Ruth officially honored alongside the retired numbers of such Red Sox legends as Williams, Yastrzemski, Rice and Pedro Martinez.
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The commissioner would have to impose the penalties, and is reluctant to do so without a groundswell of owners pushing him to take action, according to several people with knowledge of the situation.
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In the 2020 primary, Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Kamala Harris made explicit appeals to women; neither was able to motivate a groundswell of support from female voters, and both have since dropped out.
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Any move by President Trump to re-impose sanctions could deal a mortal blow to further efforts to revive a groundswell of support for a return to some semblance of democracy in Iran.
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Among House Democrats, a go-slow faction noted that articles of impeachment would likely be defeated in a GOP-controlled Senate and wants to wait for a groundswell of public support before acting.
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Even more dangerous for the president and his allies is the apparent groundswell of support for impeachment among women — including self-described independents, white women with college degrees and women in suburban communities.
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Still, the mere possibility that Trump interfered in the DOJ's review — a process that is supposed to be independent from White House influence — has triggered a groundswell of criticism, particularly on Capitol Hill.
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Why it matters: The problems at the M.D.C. come amid a rethinking of criminal justice nationwide, against the backdrop of the Black Lives Matter movement and a groundswell of political activism among Democrats.
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Despite the public outcry over the McDonnells' actions, his challenge to his convictions received a groundswell of support from public officials, ex-prosecutors and former legal advisers to presidents of both major parties.
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"We've always had a special place in our heart for Crystal Pepsi, and there has been a huge groundswell of support to bring it back," said Stacy Taffet, senior marketing director for Pepsi.
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Controversy over the new scholarship at Arkansas Tech University in Russellville named for a now-deceased professor, Michael Link, has grown into a groundswell of opposition from the Anti-Defamation League and Jewish leaders.
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Iran is in a challenging spot because I think it's gained as much as it can gain from this behavior, whatever sort of international groundswell of calls for deescalation and talks and all that.
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Co-founder Claire Sandberg, a former digital organizing director for the Sanders campaign, said the group is banking on a financial groundswell, delivered through ActBlue and other familiar channels, to deliver an early boost.
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It is a question that arose again this week, amid the odd and disturbing groundswell of support for Baylor football coach Art Briles amid the sexual assault scandal that roiled Baylor under his watch.
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So it's no surprise that the incoming Trump administration is eager to quell that groundswell of household angst by promising to boost the pace of economic growth to levels not seen in a generation.
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"There's been a change in state leadership and a groundswell of tenants' advocacy," said Corianne Scally, a senior research associate focused on housing at the Urban Institute, a Washington, DC-based, nonpartisan think tank.
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In some ways, The United Slate is not exactly part of the so-called "resistance," the catch-all term that's come to define the groundswell of groups dedicated to fighting Trump and his agenda.
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The result is a fundamental course correction in the direction of cancer research and treatment and a groundswell of scientific talent and R&D dollars being funneled into a formerly discredited field of pursuit.
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European shares and Wall Street futures both fell further after Beijing sent another shot across Washington's bows on trade and then euro zone data came in weak, though the main groundswell was in bonds.
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His party became the country's third-largest in the National Assembly in the previous election, benefiting in part from a groundswell of support, especially from young, urban voters fed up with the country's corruption.
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"One year from now we're going to win another incredible victory, and we're going to do it with a groundswell of support form hard-working African American patriots," Trump said, reading from prepared remarks.
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Or, perhaps, of the cluelessness with which former Starbucks CEO, billionaire Howard Schultz, a potential presidential candidate, has asserted a groundswell of grassroots support for status-quo health care and cuts to Social Security.
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A strong performance can also lead to bolstered poll numbers, key endorsements, rock star status on social media and a groundswell of fresh campaign donations that could fill a candidate's war chest with millions.
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Wednesday's groundswell of opposition was a victory for the protesters, as the government decided to delay the debate over the bill; many doubt opponents will ultimately be able to deter the bill's passage, though.
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In Britain, Trump's ban on travel to the United States from several primarily Muslim countries and his remarks blaming "many sides" for far-right violence in Charlottesville, Va., helped create a groundswell of opposition.
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The JumpStart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, a nonprofit group that promotes financial education in schools, recently started the Groundswell initiative with the aim of increasing financial literacy programs by 25 percent by 2025.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's call on Monday for the Defense Department to establish a sixth branch of the military, this one focusing on space, has not exactly engendered a groundswell of support at the Pentagon.
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But just like the polls that called the presidential election for Hillary Clinton, the pre-primary polls in Virginia underestimated the pro-Trump vote and failed to anticipate the populist groundswell in the state.
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So his comments to ABC and the subsequent leaks about his dissatisfaction with Trump's tweets were meant to keep up appearances — especially amid a groundswell of former DOJ officials calling for him to resign.
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That comment alone created a groundswell of distrust amongst the book's Latinx critics, but Cummins had also previously written in 2020 that she thinks of herself as white and is uncomfortable talking about race.
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But the lagging results in Iowa have raised concerns about Democrats's ability to marshal their force in November, particularly against an incumbent president likely to spur a groundswell of support within his own party.
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The decision on the consumption of wildlife reflected a groundswell of public sentiment against the custom, practiced in some parts of the country, of eating various types of wildlife, including bats, civets and hedgehogs.
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Decades of their work and pain and persistence, combined with the intimacy of modern media and a recent groundswell in activist culture, have allowed Parkland students to stand taller and yell louder than ever.
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Once convinced that the time for action has arrived, there is no group better equipped to mobilize and make things happen, and there's a groundswell of protest at the lack of leadership from government.
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United fans have voiced their concerns about Rooney on social media and radio call shows in a rising groundswell of discontent and Mourinho faces a tense few days in which to ponder the situation.
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There are a few signs, however, of a groundswell move towards the political rights and civil liberties espoused by the West, with some EMs, like Turkey, increasingly cracking down on the media and political opponents.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine senators rejected a bill to legalize abortion after an impassioned debate ran into the early hours of Thursday, pushing back against a groundswell of support from a surging abortion rights movement.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton is enjoying a groundswell of support in Michigan, with a poll released Thursday showing her previously narrow lead over Donald Trump has grown to 9063 points in the last three weeks.
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A bipartisan groundswell of support for equity crowdfunding emerged and, in roughly seven months in 2011-2012, a piece of legislation made it through both houses of Congress and onto the president's desk for signature.
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But for the protesters at the wildlife refuge — a preserve for native birds, "closed until further notice," according to its website — there was no sign of the national groundswell of support they hoped to attract.
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However, people familiar with the industry say the apparent groundswell of performer opposition is partly due to the threat of being barred from work or bullied for speaking publicly in favor of a condom requirement.
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Kenny looks to have become the latest victim of an anti-establishment groundswell spreading across Europe even though his premiership has seen Ireland bounce back from a bailout to become the continent's fastest growing economy.
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The only reason it's even possible for Bloomberg to jump into the race so late isn't because he has like a groundswell of popular support behind him, it's that he has $53 billion to spend.
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The United States is one of the only countries in the developed world without a national paid family leave policy, and yet paid family leave has a groundswell of public support from the American people.
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That Capitol Hill is under sharper scrutiny follows a groundswell of recent sexual harassment accusations that have shined a spotlight on alleged inappropriate behavior and remarks made by powerful men in business, Hollywood and politics.
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It also enables the Underwoods to target their gun control lobbying efforts in a way that elicits a groundswell of public support, putting an overwhelming amount of pressure on Congress to get the legislation passed.
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The events are like a larger version of a campaign yard sign, a way to show a "groundswell" of support behind a candidate - and a way to appeal to fans of the musicians, Kasper said.
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A person close to Ms. Thomas said she did not intend for Groundswell to be her alter ego, and that she merely saw herself as a launching point for conservative input at the White House.
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The compromise solved the issue at the school, but when the public broadcaster SRF reported on it last week, it tapped into a groundswell of concern about immigration that is being felt all over Europe.
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She's quick to point out that local groups "are the actual backbone of keeping people alive," and they are responsible for a national groundswell that's suddenly making presidential candidates take stances on decriminalizing sex work.
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The report, "Groundswell -- Preparing for Internal Climate Migration," suggests that more than 143 million people across South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America are at risk of the effects of "slow-onset" climate change.
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"Across Iowa, we're seeing a groundswell of excitement and support from voters who believe in Vice President Joe Biden's core values and know he will beat Donald Trump like a drum next November," he said.
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O'Rourke, who's represented his El Paso-based district since 2013, has gotten a groundswell of national attention over the past year, which has resulted in a boom of small-dollar donations from around the country.
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The events are like a larger version of a campaign yard sign, a way to show a "groundswell" of support behind a candidate - and a way to appeal to fans of the musicians, Kasper said.
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There is only one Donald J. Trump, and yet as he has continued his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, there has been a groundswell of would-be Donald Trumps — who are imitating him for laughs.
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Argentina rejected a measure to legalize abortion, pushing back against a groundswell of support, and the election of a far-right president in Brazil is seen slowing efforts to legalize abortion in the South American nation.
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The groundswell comes as effusive reviews begin to roll in praising the film, directed by Patty Jenkins, for its "exhilarating" and "refreshing" take on the legendary character, and Gal Gadot's "revelatory" performance as the Amazon warrior.
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It has also led to a groundswell of support not just from Democrats but from Republicans, including Senator John McCain, chairman of the Senate's Armed Services Committee, who backed a bipartisan bill to block a ban.
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It is a step-by-step guide to local organising, but it is also a call for Democrats to learn from their enemies, to emulate the Tea Party's grassroots groundswell in order to undo their leader.
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But chances of doing so are being eroded by approaching elections, fallout from Britain's June vote to leave the European Union and a groundswell of critical opinion, notably in the EU's biggest economies Germany and France.
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The lukewarm performance in the retail sector have come despite a broader economic groundswell, with Trump's corporate tax cuts giving businesses a balance sheet boost, goosing GDP growth above the rate many economists feel is sustainable.
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A system for "proof of view" is vitally important for the ecosystem, although it might be hard for a financial media company in London to get the groundswell needed to grow general acceptance of the concept.
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Jesse Van Tol, CEO of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, said he sees this year's midterm elections as a tipping point on the issue and that he's started to hear a "groundswell of conversation" on it.
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She echoed Gutierrez in calling it heartening to see Pelosi's commitment to the issue and said the groundswell of support for DACA recipients, who have now come out of the shadows, is another major step forward.
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Trump, responding to the immediate groundswell of criticism after the phone call, fired back on Twitter: Interesting how the U.S. sells Taiwan billions of dollars of military equipment but I should not accept a congratulatory call.
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And I believe that the groundswell of welcome, love and acceptance developing in Alabama's evangelical churches may herald, if nothing else, an eagerness for compassionate compromise on one of the most divisive issues of our day.
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"Roblox began with just 100 players and a handful of creators who inspired one another, unlocking this groundswell of creativity, collaboration, and imagination that continues to grow," CEO David Baszucki said in a press release today.
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At the end of 2017, Hank Azaria, the voice behind Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, a convenience-store owner on "The Simpsons" with a thick Indian accent, responded to a recent groundswell of criticism that the character was racist.
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Restoring it would all but end its attempt to join the EU. While Turkey has seen a groundswell in nationalism since the coup, the extent of the government's crackdown has alarmed European allies and rights groups.
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Mr. Trump was also given a memo about Ms. Liu that officials attributed to a Senate Judiciary Committee staff member named Barbara Ledeen, another member of Groundswell, though it was drafted with input from other conservatives.
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At last count, turnout in Iowa was on track to hit 2016 levels — in the neighborhood of 170,20163 caucusgoers — a far cry from the Obama-inspired groundswell of 2008, for which about 240,000 Iowans showed up.
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"There seems to be a groundswell of support, mostly based on the fact that he'll spend whatever it takes and fight just as dirty as Trump — with more resources," said David Israel, a writer in Hollywood.
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The 15,500-student campus in Glassboro, about 25 miles south of Philadelphia, has erupted in a groundswell of anger and frustration at a crisis that is growing agonizingly common on college campuses across the United States.
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On Thursday, as a groundswell of online outrage over the beating laid bare racial tensions ahead of the presidential transition, four people who the police said had participated in the assault were charged with hate crimes.
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That groundswell of testimony that has empowered women to speak publicly about sexual harassment and abuse is posing challenges about how best to have a national conversation about a subject that previously lingered in the shadows.
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On one hand, Trump's February 21 tweet is sorta right: Liberal groups were very much part of a groundswell of anti-Trump fury directed at lawmakers in February when they held events in their home districts.
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Conducted after the first two nomination contests and the latest Republican presidential debate, Mr. Cruz has seen a groundswell of support shift his way from voters who consider themselves to be "very conservative" and Tea Party Republicans.
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The halt on the $3.7 billion project was the result of a groundswell of protest from Native American tribes and environmentalists, some of whom now are vowing to continue the fight until the project is permanently suspended.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The Argentine lower house presented a bill on Tuesday to legalize abortion less than a year after the Senate rejected similar legislation, backed by a persistent groundswell of support from the abortion rights movement.
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Amid this groundswell and accusations against Weinstein from high-profile actresses such as Angelina Jolie and Gwyneth Paltrow, the scandal may prove to be a watershed moment for women working in film, female producers and directors said.
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But a groundswell of acceptance for nontraditional career paths is growing, in part because the evolving job market is forcing the new reality, and in part because millennials are pushing for more flexibility and autonomy at work.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Ferries were docked at Greek ports on Wednesday as sailors kicked off their second 48-hour strike this week, adding to a groundswell of public discontent over plans to reform the country's struggling pension system.
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A surge of activism is rippling through California's political landscape, the L.A. Times's Melanie Mason writes in "Activist groundswell may sweep lawmakers leftward": In a nutshell: In recent years, it was cool to be moderate in Sacramento.
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SCHOEN: But as we sit here today, I think the Democratic advantage has as much to do with 22015 open Republican seats, which are either open or retirements, than it does with any groundswell for the party.
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A small-scale social media groundswell, ostensibly out of solidarity for St-Pierre and a looming dispute with the UFC over his contractual status, is calling on consumers north of the border to vote with their wallets.
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While Chinese officials and state media have been outspoken in their criticism of Washington's trade moves, there has not been a groundswell of outrage on China's heavily censored social media, and no reported boycotts of U.S. goods.
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Corbyn was elected Labour leader almost two years ago on a groundswell for change - a shift mirrored across Europe, where center-left parties have lost support to anti-establishment movements that have emerged since the 2008 crisis.
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After gaining 22021 seats in the House in 2017, Democrats this year picked up at least another five, a signal that the state's blue groundswell had lost little momentum in the third year of the Trump presidency.
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But many may have noticed an unusual groundswell of excitement on social media for a name that may be less familiar stateside, but nonetheless occupies the coveted marquee real estate reserved for the festival's biggest acts: BLACKPINK.
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It seems like Kaling is evolving in her view of diversity in Hollywood and her role in supporting it—maybe because of the critics and call-out culture, or the groundswell led by other creators of colors.
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It is unrealistic of Saudi leaders and the Trump administration to expect that it can be supplanted by a popular Lebanese groundswell against it or removed by a foreign military force without causing catastrophic damage to Lebanon.
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" April 6, 2017 After a groundswell of anger, fueled by social media, over the revelation of the harassment suits against Mr. O'Reilly, more than 50 companies pull their ads from his top-rated program, "The O'Reilly Factor.
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The Washington Post Magazine interview was the first of a number of attempts (both public and private) by Pelosi and the House Democratic leadership to shut down the impeachment "groundswell" on the left and in the media.
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One list reportedly compiled by conservative activists of Groundswell, an organization with which Ginni Thomas is affiliated, contained a list of State Department employees who should be fired, including John Sullivan, the current U.S. ambassador to Russia.
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" APRIL 6, 2017 After a groundswell of anger, fueled by social media, over the revelation of the harassment suits against Mr. O'Reilly, more than 50 companies pull their ads from his top-rated program, "The O'Reilly Factor.
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Great new leadership, some excellent new senior talent, a groundswell of engagement in China, the launch of our best GPU ever to date in A-Series, and the industry starting to understand the value of ray tracing.
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CNN reported Tuesday afternoon that Pelosi was encouraging her members to state their positions on an inquiry now, in order to make it clear to the public that there is a groundswell of support in the caucus.
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It is not that majority support is needed to push rules through, it is that it will now take a big groundswell of support to get the regulations changed, something that does not appear to be in place.
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The groundswell of anti-Kelly leaks coming out of the White House in recent days has demonstrated how some frustrated underlings see this as a good chance to weaken a controlling chief of staff, White House reporters say.
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Seeing this area thrive is personal to James, and he expressed what it means to him while speaking with Anne Hartnett, founder of Groundswell, who, in the show, is in the process of opening a new yoga studio.
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World Bank report Groundswell: Preparing for Internal Climate Migration analyses the effects climate change will have on three regions: Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and Latin America, a group that represents 55 percent of the world's developing population.
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For most candidates, the only way to fight back against the current framework of the system is to kickstart a groundswell of support boosted by millions of small donors—or you could just put up the money yourself.
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"One of the trends that we've all been seeing of late is that one of the most compelling ways to build a groundswell — around VR, as an example — is by giving people opportunities to try it," Beck says.
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A$AP Rocky is getting a groundswell of support from fans on the ground in Sweden ... posters calling for his release are popping up all over Stockholm, and people are snapping pics to bring attention to his plight.
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Regardless, simply drawing attention to these issues through the bully pulpit of the presidency (if she wins it) "could lead to some groundswell of support that might move some of the states to start taking action," Swers said.
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Sports hunters themselves led much of this groundswell of activism, since they had not only witnessed the ravages of extinction firsthand, but also had a sincere interest in maintaining wild spaces and animal populations for their own use.
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While Roosevelt's rapprochement with labor was driven more by electoral ambitions than political ideals, the groundswell of popular support for activism—as well as business opposition to the New Deal—hardened his determination to pass pro-labor legislation.
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The bureau's Mikelyn Meyers reported an "unprecedented groundswell in confidentiality and data-sharing concerns among immigrants or those who live with immigrants " related to the 2020 count -- and this was before news broke about the potential citizenship question.
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The implication of headlines like that is there's been an organic groundswell of interest among Latinos in finally becoming citizens, because they see Donald Trump on their television screens and want to make sure he doesn't become president.
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To give an example of the false groundswell of support that bots generate, during the third presidential debate, bots that were tweeting in support of Trump outnumbered bots tweeting for Clinton by a ratio of 7 to 1.
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The EFL will meet this week with the clubs to discuss the way forward, as and when the coronavirus pandemic relents, and Kinnear said the groundswell of support will be for completing the current season as a priority.
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The Bavarian revolt, coming as the region is preparing for state elections in October, has now provided a powerful glimpse of the groundswell of nativist anger that is building even in the richest parts of Europe's richest country.
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When asked by MSNBC's David Guar about developments in his campaign since the public hearings began two weeks ago, Arballo said his team has enjoyed a "tremendous groundswell of grassroots support" for his campaign in the Central Valley.
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"We've always had a special place in our heart for Crystal Pepsi, and there has been a huge groundswell of support to bring it back," the senior director of marketing at Pepsi, Stacy Taffet, said in a statement.
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Hirono, who emerged as one of Kavanaugh's fiercest critics on the Senate Judiciary Committee, pointed to the groundswell of anti-Kavanaugh protests that took place after Christine Blasey Ford came forward to accuse the judge of sexual assault.
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The stock is continuing its torrid start to the year — up more than 20% already in 2020 and up more than 100% since late September — behind a groundswell of optimism around the company's entrance into the Chinese market.
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But her husband, Mark Kelly, a former NASA astronaut, predicted that the groundswell of support for tougher gun laws, fueled by the student activists, is poised to alter the electoral landscape in ways that will make reforms inevitable.
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Despite a media frenzy around the scattered groups of liberals suggesting a groundswell of Republican opposition to Trump, there is little evidence to suggest that many GOP voters will go against the popular vote in their home states.
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There is a groundswell of people and agencies who join me in feeling this way, including: scientists from New York's Department of Environmental Conservation, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; New York's Sen.
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Ever since Mr. Thaksin, a former telecommunications billionaire from northern Thailand, swept to power in 2001, buoyed by support from the country's rice-growing heartland, the nation has been split between an establishment elite and a populist groundswell.
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And a groundswell of women's activism in the wake of the 2016 election has led to an unprecedented number of women in the halls of political power; earlier this month, a record 117 women were sworn into Congress.
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European shares fell further and the Swiss franc jumped to a two-year high as Beijing sent another shot across Washington's bows on trade and then euro zone data came in weak, though the main groundswell was in bonds.
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And we also have the president we didn't want but who will ensure we have a strong rival presidential contender in 2020, a more engaged citizenry, and the groundswell that will ensure this sort of thing never happens again.
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Reasons could include a groundswell of vocal activist support at Vox rallies in Madrid and Valencia, and its exclusion from two televised debates between the main party leaders, on the grounds of it having no deputies yet in parliament.
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The groundswell of opposition is part of a growing mistrust of elites and globalization around the world, including the surprise vote in June for the U.K. to leave the EU – which means it will not be part of TTIP.
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Despite a wave of hype and a groundswell of voter registrations following Taylor Swift's surprise Instagram endorsement of two Tennessee Democrats last month, Swift's brief foray into politics wasn't enough to turn the state blue in Tuesday's midterm election.
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Snot Goblin currently has the top-selling album on Bandcamp thanks to a groundswell of social media support, which has seen metalheads and other well-wishers snapping up digital copies of The Path Of The Shrunken Heads in droves.
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The group said that Conway's visit had been met with a "groundswell of support from Canadian business leaders keen to show their support for what is widely viewed as a business and jobs-friendly administration," according to the report.
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"We are creating a groundswell of climate leadership by the mayors because cities large and small, rural and urban, in blue and red states, experience the effects of climate change every single day," Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said.
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While the actions of two brave people who intervened and the groundswell of support for the survivor are bright spots in the horribly bleak landscape of this case, the unjustly light sentence speaks volumes about privilege and criminal justice.
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The groundswell of Trump support may be explained in part by the perception that liberal policies have been forced on Americans by unelected federal judges who decide cases based on their political ideology rather than the rule of law.
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It is a niche preparedness culture that is lately becoming mainstream; amid the groundswell, it has been called a ''movement,'' a ''mindset'' and even a ''philosophy,'' for it also connotes a heightened consciousness about what you carry and why.
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But in the hours after the Moore news broke, there was no groundswell of white evangelical Christians loudly declaring that they would be pulling their support from Moore, even if that meant Republicans would lose an invaluable Senate seat.
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But the election of Chávez in 1998 coincided with a groundswell of social and political movements for whom Chávez, with his energy and outrage, pledging to crack down on corruption and raise the minimum wage, seemed a natural ally.
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ST. LOUIS — Beating back a liberal suburban groundswell that proved lethal to many House Republicans, Josh Hawley claimed victory here on Tuesday over Senator Claire McCaskill, toppling one of Senate Democrats' last remaining moderate voices, The Associated Press said.
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Yet now, in a showdown over public safety, the organizers are facing a remarkable groundswell of criticism and pushback from their own athletes, fans and national Olympic officials, who are increasingly and unusually vocal in calling for a postponement.
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The surest sign of a blue wave in New York may not be the groundswell of new grass-roots groups, or the roster of insurgent candidates, or even the more-than-doubled voter turnout in September's state primary elections.
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Mimi Walters, is part of a powerful groundswell of young, largely progressive, candidates of color entering politics for the first time in forceful opposition to Trump, energized and driven by policies that they say are dangerous to minority communities.
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After a groundswell of online anger over reports that the Fox News host had settled with at least five women who accused him of harassment, more than 50 companies pulled their ads from Mr. O'Reilly's popular prime time program.
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While it's surely good news for Democrats that they still have the backing of a plurality of voters for their inquiry, voters remain divided, and the poll shows no groundswell of new support despite a rash of damaging revelations.
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The record turnout showed "a great groundswell in Hong Kong who believes in democracy," said David Alton, a member of the British House of Lords who is among the international election observers invited by Hong Kong's civil society groups.
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Cruz is on a mission to paint O'Rourke as an "extreme and reckless" liberal bent on turning Texas into California, "right down to tofu and silicon and dyed hair," to generate a groundswell of conservative voter turnout in November.
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Her party was battered in local elections in November, but since Mr. Xi's address there has been a groundswell of support for her on Taiwan social media and even, to some degree, in publications that tend to oppose her.
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Challenged on that point and reminded that after the rise of the tea party, Democrats posted major losses in the 2010 midterm elections, Sanders talked about the current groundswell of people at town halls and did not back up his comments.
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In recent years a small groundswell of advocates have mounted an increasingly vocal campaign for football in the United States to adopt the global standard of promotion and relegation (P&R)—or "pro/rel", as it is often abbreviated on Twitter.
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First would come sustained praise for a film or song or celebrity; then that praise would start a groundswell of resistance, naysaying and condemnation; then all that hostility would arouse a volley of even more ardent adulation; and so on.
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The groundswell of fan support has been key in the recent pickup of other shows like The Expanse (which heads to Amazon next season) and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and Warner Brothers TV began to shop it around to streaming services.
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The "open-door" migrant policy has left Merkel vulnerable to critics within the governing CDU-CSU coalition and from her political rivals, prompting concerns over whether she would have the groundswell of support to stand for general election in 2017.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign, whose unmistakeable accent brought Old Brooklyn to the campaign trail, demonstrated the groundswell of support among many Democrats for a candidate who will champion the use of government to diminish inequality and protect the social safety net.
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"The United States is our closest trading partner and our closest military partner, so if they were going to become the aggressor there would be no groundswell from the rest of the world to come to Canada's aid," said Coombs.
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So it's no wonder that the firearms trade association the National Shooting Sports Foundation have gone to great lengths to frame a rise in women's gun ownership as an exponential groundswell, publishing a report on female gun owners in 2014.
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Anticipating a groundswell of public resentment, the White House announced ahead of the president's visit that Obama would be ordering the declassification of previously undisclosed U.S. government files documenting the extermination of political leftists carried out by the Argentine regime.
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Pointedly, the military said it "fully supports" a "solidarity march" - apparently separate from the ZANU-PF event - in Harare on Saturday, part of an apparent groundswell of anti-Mugabe sentiment unleashed by the dramatic events of the past few days.
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When asked why he did not choose any of the existing licenses that OSI has "endorsed" to be open source, he said: This groundswell in 2018 should be ample indication that there is an industry problem that needs to be fixed.
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Then Reddit user PDeeee gathered the clips and posted them on the CS:GO subreddit, igniting a groundswell of support for Loop that snowballed throughout the day, turning a shitty morning into (in Loop's words) the best day of his life.
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The company this week sent eviction notices to a group that has occupied the land for several years to try to halt the development, sparking five days of protests and a groundswell of opposition to the project on social media.
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In an anti-establishment era, the challenge for Democrats going forward is to create a coalition of voters around a set of policies that will reduce economic and racial inequality—and that very much includes tapping into the populist groundswell.
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With the rise to power of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2014 on a groundswell of Hindu nationalism, newly assertive right-wing groups, suspicious of foreign influence and particularly outspoken against large multinationals like Monsanto, now hold sway in the government.
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You never really know what to expect but when I announced, I was just overwhelmed with the groundswell of people who have come from all over the world, even from countries overseas, that have said that they are rooting for me.
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On Friday, he was placed in charge of news and programming at Fox News and the Fox Business Network, where he will lead a newsroom still reeling from Mr. Ailes's sudden fall last month and a groundswell of allegations of harassment.
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With older voters, who largely support leaving the bloc, more likely to turn out, the "In" campaign wants to spur enthusiasm among younger Britons, many of whom backed Corbyn as Labour leader last year on a groundswell of desire for change.
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Kesha left L.A. in the middle of a legal storm ... fresh after losing a big court battle in her attempt to cut ties with Sony, and in the midst of a groundswell of celebs who are speaking out in her support.
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The big picture: President Trump has set out to reverse much of what his predecessor did during his time in office — the Iran deal, the Paris climate accord, and the Affordable Care Act — which has spurred the groundswell of Obama alums.
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When the Obama administration considered potential leasing in the Atlantic, it was met with a groundswell of opposition from state and local governments both Republican and Democratic, environmental groups, and interests ranging from tourism, commercial and recreational fishing, and shipping.
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"Most buildings that have gone smoke-free have done so because of a strong groundswell from their apartment owners wanting it," said Aaron Shmulewitz, a real estate lawyer and a partner at the Manhattan law firm Belkin Burden Wenig and Goldman.
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Adding to the challenge is a groundswell of enthusiasm among Democratic voters angry over President Trump's tenure, as well as Mr. Cuomo's considerable financial edge: He has about $30 million in the bank and more fund-raisers in the offing.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese companies and investors are lining up in spades to take part in Shanghai's new Nasdaq-style tech board, with a groundswell of patriotic support surging further after the U.S. blacklisting of telecom firm Huawei inflamed trade tensions.
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" But he did come back for a second term after a groundswell of support for his candidacy, including a conversation with President Ronald Reagan, who — in the words of the U.N. chief's spokesman — expressed "his personal support for the secretary-general.
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Some progressives were upset by the groundswell of late-breaking establishment support for Mr. Biden, saying it was a sign that party elites were again trying to deny Mr. Sanders the nomination, after his defeat in 2016 by Hillary Clinton.
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"I think you could very well see a groundswell in statehouses across the country against the N.C.A.A.," said Trey Lamar, a state representative in Mississippi who once filed a bill to limit how the association conducts investigations in the state.
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But a groundswell of support, mainly among conservatives, gained momentum in recent weeks after the killing of three mothers and six of their children, all dual Mexican and American citizens, who were part of a fundamentalist Mormon community in northern Mexico.
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They include the Groundswell Fund in Oakland, California with $220006 million in assets; SisterSong in Atlanta with $2202 million in assets; and the Novo Foundation in New York with $2628 million in assets, and a new initiative launched with $28500 million.
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After a groundswell of online anger over reports that Bill O'Reilly, the Fox News host, had settled with at least five women who accused him of harassment, more than 50 companies pulled their ads from Mr. O'Reilly's popular prime time program.
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The U.S. leader may have been elected for his ability to tap into voter discontent on political and economic affairs but it remains to be seen whether he will succeed in easing the "deep groundswell of popular disaffection," the report said.
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"This city's creative groundswell has been building for a few years now, with young designers, chefs, architects, and artists — many of whom never knew life under the USSR — lending a palpable energy to the place," Walhout wrote for Travel & Leisure.
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Pelosi's push highlights how a groundswell of skepticism about the tech industry has reached the highest levels of congressional leadership, and could result in a setback for Silicon Valley as the Trump administration negotiates the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
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The anger among Trump opponents about the outcome of the election has lead to a "massive groundswell of grass-roots organizations" that now wish to come and speak their minds, including on the day after the inauguration, Ms. Verheyden-Hilliard said.
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The letter is part of a groundswell of outrage in the GOP over FBI Director James Comey's decision not to recommend criminal charges against Clinton despite finding that she was "extremely careless" to handle classified information on a private email server.
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The groundswell appears to reflect a wider trend: Although Vietnam's governing Communist Party bans private media and aggressively punishes internal dissidents, the rise of social media has enabled millions of Vietnamese to discuss hot-button social issues online without much fear of reprisal.
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So they can try, but not only do I have the facts and the statistics on my side, but over the past two years, there has been enough groundswell around the world behind this issue, that it would be impossible to silence me.
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Last night's talk was part of a tour for Doctorow's newly released novel Walkaway, which is set in a future where a groundswell of high-tech nomad "walkaway" communities fight oligarchs to subvert the status quo and develop a form of immortality.
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Ahead of the highly anticipated big-screen debut of the beloved superheroine on Friday, the Twitterverse is already afire as fans kick up a groundswell of support, calling out Wonder Woman's message of empowerment and marking the significance of the film's opening.
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Apirat is the son of General Sunthorn Kongsompong, who led a 1991 coup that triggered a groundswell of opposition from a growing middle class, which resulted in the military's return to barracks in 1992 for 14 years, until the coup in 2006.
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The election created a serendipitous confluence of an incredibly unique historical moment where a groundswell of demand could be met by a new type of supply and Airbnb's co-founders Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia were there to capitalize on the opportunity.
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"She's set to open her opening class in this giant unfinished room and I'm just concerned that customers might not think they're getting enough bang for their buck, so I think she's underestimating how much this rain could set GroundSwell back," he said.
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Should the groundswell of opposition to his presidency sustain itself through his first term, and cost him a bid for reelection, it is easy to imagine him calling the validity of the returns into question and refusing to initiate a transition process.
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The GBTA estimates that 95% of Chinese business travel is domestic, tapping into a groundswell of consumption in China's smaller cities in the interior and supported by a host of infrastructure projects that include a commitment from 2011 to build 82 Chinese airports.
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There has been a groundswell of support for a new party led by Senator Nick Xenophon from South Australia, who was first elected to state office in 1997 on a single issue, banning poker machines — still a major concern for his party.
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Kevin O'Leary, chairman of O'Shares ETFs and an investor on "Shark Tank, " told CNBC on Monday he's making a two-pronged bet on Canada's future prosperity, due to what he sees as a conservative groundswell to challenge the liberal prime minister, Justin Trudeau.
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Schumer has made clear in his comments and writing up to this point that the clearest way to blocking the pick is through a groundswell of outside pressure -- and given the stakes, that pressure will certainly come to bear to some degree.
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Social media has helped fuel this revolution, allowing women to take their stories to the masses and often creating a public groundswell against some of the accused, said Wall Street veteran Sallie Krawcheck, CEO of female-focused financial planning and investment firm Ellevest.
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"There continues to be a groundswell of grassroots efforts adamant in stopping the extraction, burning and export of gas, and neither their efforts nor our legal efforts to block these dirty, dangerous projects will stop as result of today's decisions," she said.
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Those talking points have failed to create the kind of grassroots groundswell that was seen during the health care fight when Republicans endured hours-long town halls where individuals would come and recount stories about how repealing Obamacare would affect their daily lives.
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Despite this growing groundswell, from the end of the Cold War in 1989 to just now, in 2016, it remained orthodox for mainstream politicians to embrace the emerging global market without reservation as the engine of growth that it was and still is.
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The United Nations session on Friday was the first time China has had to answer publicly for a crackdown on Uighurs and other minorities in Xinjiang, and it coincided with a groundswell of international alarm over the scope and intensity of the measures.
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The final elections of his career marked a turn to the right for Mr. McCain as he sought to fight off the Tea Party movement, a groundswell he helped accelerate with his selection of Sarah Palin as his vice-presidential nominee in 2008.
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But there's a groundswell of interest in dusting off the incentive structure for pandemic preparedness and really thinking about the need for something like a global health security challenge fund, which is recommended by the CSIS Commission on Strengthening America's Health Security.
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But the groundswell of popularity of the Nordic spas around Montreal, said Mikkel Aaland, author of the 1978 classic "Sweat," is less about hewing to some abstract standard of beauty and more a concrete response to lives increasingly lived in a virtual world.
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In December, in response to a groundswell of suggestions for the updated draft of China's civil code, China's Legislature publicly acknowledged that when the government solicited public opinions last fall, it received a wave of requests for the legalization of same-sex marriage.
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The homegrown groundswell began with a little-known brand called Xiaomi, which burst onto the scene in the early 20153s as one of the first brands in China to have its own operating system, and offered high-speed processing on the cheap.
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For the 22018 Meeting, there was an open call for proposals addressing the idea of "Active Forms," plugging into the groundswell around ideas about resistances to status quos and conditions through organizing and activating new and different modes of thought and practice.
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Over the course of months, public opinion edged towards support for impeachment but the hoped-for groundswell failed to materialize despite televised congressional hearings in which current and former government officials detailed a pressure campaign to push Ukraine to carry out the probes Trump sought.
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It was one of the biggest beneficiaries from the #resistance groundswell of small donations and grassroots interest after the 2016 election, and it's leaned into the idea of itself as a movement organization rather than just the country's most powerful public-interest law firm.
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Reddit has been conspicuously silent in shouldering blame for giving an audience and a recruitment center to this groundswell of bigotry, despite harboring its most prominent community—one which openly mocks the leadership and rules of the very platform that allowed it to proliferate.
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Meanwhile, chiming with a groundswell of support for far-right parties across Europe, the message from the Finns Party has resonated with voters who believe the nation has gone too far in addressing issues such as climate change and migration at its own expense.
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For Anne Hartnett, an entrepreneur on CNBC's reality business show "Cleveland Hustles, " who had spent countless hours and nearly $20,000 transforming an abandoned warehouse and rooftop into her GroundSwell yoga studio, her grand opening hinged on one thing no one can possibly control: The weather.
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According to Johan Kugelberg, a hip-hop historian and the author of "Born in the Bronx: A Visual Record of the Early Days of Hip Hop," the genre "started as a grass-roots groundswell based on necessity" in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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The internal groundswell comes a month before Powell is set to succeed Chair Janet Yellen in February, and poses an early leadership test that could rewrite the Fed's play book for how it characterizes and approaches its Congressional mandate to keep inflation low and steady.
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A groundswell of support has grown for the #LetThemStay campaign, with supporters calling for the Australian government to spare the 23 detainees, in particular 28 babies, who are expected to be sent from the mainland to a detention centre on the Island of Nauru imminently.
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" Texas feels surge of female candidates - Politico : "A groundswell of female candidates in Texas has resulted in a record number of women on the ballot in November — and a guarantee that the state will have at least two new female members of Congress next year.
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The efforts come as federal lawmakers fail to break the stalemate that for decades has blocked any new major gun control measures, despite a nationwide groundswell from students pushing for more restrictions in the wake of multiple massacres on high school and college campuses.
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Beth Allen, communications director for the Communications Workers of America, which represents 700,000 workers in the United States and Canada, said there was no particular groundswell for Mr. Biden among the union's members, and that the union has seen enthusiasm for a variety of candidates.
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Ms. Thomas, a politically active conservative who for nearly seven years has led a group called Groundswell, also successfully lobbied for a role for Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II, the former attorney general of Virginia who is now the acting deputy secretary of homeland security.
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That feminists are so often unable or unwilling to make a vigorous moral argument in favor of women working outside the home is perhaps one reason we have not yet seen the political groundswell necessary to pass the workplace policies we so desperately need.
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But there are signs of a groundswell of high-tech hardware start-ups, beyond breakout companies like the electric carmaker Tesla and Nest Labs, the digital thermostat company, which Google bought for $3.2 billion and is now a subsidiary of the parent company, Alphabet.
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No one envisions a future with a scoot-only lane (SFMTA says it's definitely too early for that kind of speculation), but a groundswell of support for scooters could push cities to build more space for people who aren't in cars: cyclists, pedestrians, and sure, scoot-ers.
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Amid this groundswell, it seems like there is little to no political will to change any gun laws in the US. One way to change that: Organizers of the March for Our Lives made a huge push to register teen voters across the US. Where was Trump?
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson unveiled an ambitious US strategy for ousting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Wednesday that relies on an indefinite US military presence in the country, an insurrection within the Assad regime, and a groundswell of support from the beleaguered Syrian people.
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"It is meant to appear to be coming organically from people and their social media networks in a groundswell of activism, when in fact it is highly paid and highly tactical," Brian Donahue, chief executive of the consulting firm Craft Media/Digital, told the Los Angeles Times.
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Just as nobody would really believe 17 percent of the country wants to elect a candidate who doesn't know what Aleppo is, and can't name a single foreign leader on the fly, nobody will treat a repudiation of Trumpism as a sudden groundswell of approval for Clinton.
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Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill, May's joint chiefs of staff, resigned Saturday after facing heavy criticism for their role in the Conservatives' disastrous election campaign, which saw them losing their majority thanks to a groundswell of support for the Labour Party and their leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Eric Miles, a teaching artist for Groundswell, said that as part of the process of creating the first mural, the participants played icebreaking games to get to know one another better and studied examples of public art as well as the history of the Housing Authority.
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Even during the 2012 primaries, Fox took some heat from its former employees: As they fought to topple Mitt Romney, for example, Gingrich and Santorum both attacked Fox as biased toward the frontrunner and out of touch with a populist groundswell against the former Massachusetts governor.
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After a former star athlete was sentenced to six months in jail for three counts of sexual assault, a Stanford law professor and a groundswell of activists are calling on California Judge Aaron Persky to resign, saying the punishment he meted out was far too lenient.
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But when two demonstrators were imprisoned for 15 days after unfurling a protest banner at the Almaty marathon last spring, there was a groundswell of public opposition to the government, on social media and in illegal street protests that have continued through the fall and winter.
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Strategy 3: Start a broader conversation about Amazon's power More than anything else, Shanks said, it was heartening to watch the recent groundswell of opposition to Amazon after it announced plans to put a second headquarters in the Queens neighborhood of Long Island City, New York.
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If she has paid any attention at all to public reaction (or if her team has), she cannot be ignorant of the fact that when she seems to use clothing as a subversive tool to suggest what she presumably cannot say, it provokes a groundswell of support.
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It's not the groundswell of support some Democrats had hoped for, failing to bring the needed movement from independent and Republican voters that would pressure GOP lawmakers to break with Trump on impeachment — or make Trump's actions a major problem for him in the 2020 election.
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MEXICO CITY — The gruesome murders this month of a woman and a girl in Mexico have shocked the nation, triggering a groundswell of outrage punctuated by near-daily street protests, unbridled fury on social media and growing demands for incisive government action against gender-based violence.
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"I'm honored by the groundswell of support we've received and together we're building a grassroots campaign to stand up to the corporate special interests and bring commonsense priorities like quality, affordable health care and lower prescription drug costs to Washington, D.C.," Jones said in a statement.
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Although a groundswell of concern has prompted many parties to step up their green rhetoric on the campaign trail, the pan-European alliance of more than 30 national parties who field lawmakers to the Green group in the European Parliament hopes to reap the biggest rewards.
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Editorial A bit of silver lining at the onset of the Trump administration has been the groundswell of activism by hundreds of thousands of Americans taking to the streets to face off against a president, and a Republican establishment, they see as reckless, divisive and destructive.
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The hospital federation and two powerful lobbies, America's Health Insurance Plans and the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, created a coalition last June to pre-empt what they saw as an alarming groundswell of interest in proposals to expand the federal role in health care.
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Much of it restates key points from his original letter to customers, but it also notes the groundswell of support Apple has received: Over the past week I've received messages from thousands of people in all 50 states, and the overwhelming majority are writing to voice their strong support.
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"This year we have seen a groundswell of enthusiasm from progressives across the Commonwealth, and one of the most important ways that we as the Democratic Party can channel that energy is by recruiting qualified candidates like Danica to run for office," Sullivan said in a statement to Noisey.
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" Why it matters: "If voters in their teens and 20s vote [in midterms] in greater numbers than usual, ... the groundswell could affect close races in key states like Arizona and Florida, where there will be competitive races for governor, the Senate and a number of House districts in November.
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Pro-lifers counter that the bills being pushed reflect a groundswell of public support, amounting to a reaction against President Obama's Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, and the release of videos in 2015 that purported to show Planned Parenthood executives discussing the sale of fetal tissue donation.
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Pro-lifers counter that the bills being pushed reflect a groundswell of public support, amounting to a reaction against President Obama's Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, and the release of videos in 403 that purported to show Planned Parenthood executives discussing the sale of fetal tissue donation.
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LOS ANGELES — The groundswell over sexual harassment that has rocked Hollywood moved into California's capital on Tuesday as more than 140 women — including legislators, senior legislative aides and lobbyists — came forward to denounce what they describe as pervasive sexual misconduct by powerful men in the nation's most influential legislature.
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Inspired by the collaborative tenets of the Bauhaus school in Germany, the rise of contemporary co-working spaces around the world and the groundswell of socialist rhetoric in the face of increasing urban gentrification, these communities are redefining the relationship between designers and the cities in which they live.
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After a hard-fought campaign to fill a House seat in the Atlanta suburbs fell just short of outright victory on Tuesday, the House seat in Montana vacated by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is up next, and a groundswell of new activism on the left is demanding attention.
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The proverbial hot stock or sector is frequently on fire precisely because of herd behavior; an issue that has been a good buy suddenly becomes all the rage on the strength of a favorable groundswell of interest, leading to the one-time value play rapidly becoming another overpriced security.
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The current, expiring Congress began with a groundswell of bipartisan support to reduce mandatory minimum sentences, give judges more discretion to suit the punishment to the offense, invest more in alternatives such as drug and mental health treatment, and encourage programs that prepare the incarcerated for life after prison.
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We've also seen a groundswell of activism by women and others demanding gender, racial, and economic equality at Women's Marches and other demonstrations around the country — more than 120,000 people, by one estimate, took to the streets in New York City for the Women's March earlier this month.
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"Nothing about this upcoming election is free and fair," said Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, the leader of the Future Forward Party, a new youth-focused party that has enjoyed a groundswell of online support in a country with some of the most active users of social media in the world.
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Given this context, the paintings in The N-Word are so of the moment that they seem to begin verging on inevitability; it bears remembering that Williams initiated these works prior to the groundswell of black superheroes and within a climate that was not necessarily receptive to his vision.
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"Date rape" — the most commonly used term for rape by a person the victim knows, or is getting to know — wasn't even coined as a term until the '80s, as groundswell protests like Take Back the Night and the idea that rape isn't always a random act of violence gained prominence.
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The Vice founder and Canadian citizen launched his newest project in 2016, capturing a groundswell of public political activity on the far right and launching the Proud Boys, a men's club allied around the mantra "West is best," its dedication to Trump and a prohibition against flip-flops and porn.
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The sponsors of this bill plan to reintroduce it in the 116th Congress, and as more Americans see that legislators are listening and ready to move forward on climate change, the groundswell will only grow — more calls, more letters, more meetings encouraging members of Congress to pass this solution into law.
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But officials from both sides described a series of agreed measures that are due to unfold in the coming weeks, and which they say will both sideline Hamas from the day-to-day running of Gaza and create a political groundswell for a broader deal to reunite the Palestinian territories.
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Inspired perhaps by the Women's March on Washington last month (not to mention the feminist groundswell seemingly building ever since), the more influential beauty looks at New York Fashion Week had a message: There's a new power woman in town, and she's not afraid to manhandle beauty stereotypes to her liking.
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TV's Jamal Simmons that women need to have a different conversation on how to combat discrimination and inequality in the U.S. The last few years have seen a groundswell of support for women's inequality with the emergence of the Women's March, as well as the "Me Too" and "Times Up" movements.
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Twitter appears to have been caught off guard with what is obviously a bot attack, despite the fact the social media company is well aware of the problem of bot accounts being used to falsely popularize political issues during high-profile campaigns to give the impression of a groundswell of grassroots support.
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Despite the groundswell of energy from progressive activists that has garnered national attention for her campaign and changing demographics in the district, Ocasio-Cortez still faces an uphill battle in her attempt to unseat Crowley, who's known as the "king of Queens" for the dominant role he plays in New York City politics.
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How politicians, pollsters and media missed Trump's groundswell The question now, is when he becomes the most powerful man in the world in January, whether Trump will try to rewrite the rules and conventions of American government and the international system, just as fundamentally as he rewrote the rules of American presidential elections.
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Le Pen, who wants to curb immigration, ditch the euro, and hold a referendum on European Union membership, was buoyed by Trump's victory and the British vote to leave the European Union last year, hoping a similar groundswell against what she calls "unchecked globalization (and) destructive ultra-liberalism" would propel her to victory.
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That ruling has protected Major League Baseball teams, which had not made many changes in the protective barriers between its game and its fans until the groundswell of protest that began when a young woman was badly injured by a broken bat that flew into the stands at Fenway Park in June 2000.
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You simply can't understand Cambridge Analytica as anything other than a groundswell of people suddenly awakened to the ways, both real and imagined, that social media can manipulate their behavior — and perhaps that's why Walker leaves the most famous tech backlash of the past two years out of his tech-backlash essay entirely.
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But that pressure comes at the same time that a groundswell of indigenous peoples across Turtle Island (the indigenous name for North America) are rising up against pipeline projects, using both legal challenges and encampments on traditional territory, as seen at Standing Rock, to assert their land rights and delay pipeline construction.
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There is a groundswell: Sweden, the USA, and now Brazil are additional pieces of this alarming puzzle of nations, with modern histories anchored by ideological rubrics responsible for setting up a scenario for widespread hate expressed against vulnerable communities, groups of people who battle the challenges of surviving war, dictatorship, and endless stretches of desert.
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These towns are part of a groundswell of opposition to plans by the Obama administration to open the Atlantic Ocean to industrial offshore drilling for the first time in U.S. history and to allow the use of seismic airguns to search for oil and gas deposits below the ocean floor from Delaware to Florida.
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The President's unpopularity has also led to the groundswell of activism -- seen through the Women's March, pro-gun control efforts, the Black Lives Matter movement and more -- and interest in non-presidential elections among rank-and-file voters after Democrats watched in agony as their voters sat out eight years of off-year elections.
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That recording — those seven minutes and 47 seconds, along with the spotlight trained on the migrant children by journalists, the unprecedented public opposition of two former first ladies and a groundswell of grass-roots condemnation — was truly a howl heard round the world, a spark that turned our simmering debate on immigration into a conflagration.
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If voters in their teens and 20s vote in greater numbers than usual, as many promised during nationwide marches for gun control this spring, the groundswell could affect close races in key states like Arizona and Florida, where there will be competitive races for governor, the Senate and a number of House districts in November.
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His donation to Collective Future comes as former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE handily won last week's Super Tuesday contests, in large part due to receiving a groundswell of the black vote.
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The Broward County School District, home to the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School the place that has produced such a groundswell of necessary activism against gun violence, also has one of the nation's highest racial disparities in school discipline -- meaning the gap between the punishments white students and students of color receive for similar infractions.
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But Benton said that despite Trump's disavowal, "we have seen such a huge groundswell of Americans that want to help grow the movement around the Trump campaign that we felt compelled to lay the groundwork for the outside effort Republicans will need to win the White House and lengthen Mr. Trump's coattails to protect our majorities in Congress."
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Protests outside police stations, candlelight vigils, and visits to state legislators to push for radical reform fell on deaf ears, and the inaction of those in power made it clear that change will only come through tactical organizing, coalition building, and a groundswell effort to radically transform the way our communities are policed and our bodies are incarcerated.
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I don't think Hillary Clinton is going to mobilize that progressive groundswell — she's not, and it's by actually doing what we need to do that we can mobilize 42 million students in debt, for example, to come out and win this vote and drive into Congress the progressive change that we need in the form of our representation.
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Protests in Moscow over candidates barred from running for the City Duma in the past few weeks have swelled to the biggest in years amid "a groundswell of dissatisfaction across Russia over declining living standards that has led to falling ratings for [President Vladimir Putin] and the ruling United Russia party," according to the Moscow Times.
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"We have seen such a huge groundswell of Americans that want to help grow the movement around the Trump campaign that we felt compelled to lay the groundwork for the outside effort Republicans will need to win the White House and lengthen Mr. Trump's coattails to protect our majorities in Congress," said Jesse Benton, a spokesman for the group.
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In 2011, the Obama administration issued a guidance document now known as the "Dear Colleague" letter, explaining schools' responsibilities for preventing and responding to harassment and assault under Title IX. Thanks to this guidance as well as a groundswell of activism by student survivors, colleges and universities became much more proactive in investigating claims of sexual harassment and assault.
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At a time when we are seeing a huge groundswell of good works and charity to help our communities get through what is not just a public health crisis, but a social and economic one, the resulting rollout made the effort feel more a bit opportunistic than altruistic — both GoFundMe and Yelp are businesses, after all.
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Angus Deaton, a Princeton economist who recently won the Nobel Prize, points out that a groundswell of public-health measures and medical innovations that came online in the late 18th century meant the rich (but rarely the poor) could access, for example, inoculation against small pox, professional midwives to make childbirth less deadly, and citrus fruits that prevented scurvy.
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But the main point here is marketing, and since the "Not a Socialist" hat has already sold out, I'd like to humbly throw out some ideas for new merch to follow this groundswell of GOD-I-HOPE ironic uptake on the Bloomberg message: Mike Bloomberg: Not a Democrat Mike Bloomberg: Not a Fan of POC // It's Frisky Business!
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It featured all of the Republican contenders, including front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who claims he is causing a groundswell in ratings at the debates.
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Even as someone who more or less liked the cult horror film Jennifer's Body when it came out back in 2009, I don't know that I would have ever predicted the groundswell of support it's received this year, when the critically derided movie has been reclaimed as a deeply feminist horror film, emblematic of the #MeToo movement.
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In the face of a groundswell of interest in politics, the DCCC is still reluctant to back populist candidates, and its fundraising tactics sometimes resemble those of the average multi-level marketing pyramid scheme: In order to establish whether a person is worthy of official backing, DCCC operatives will "rolodex" a candidate, according to a source familiar with the procedure.
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You can probably chalk the bulk of that groundswell to the fed-up exhaustion with a failed war on drugs—8 million Americans have been arrested for minor possession charges between 2000 and 2010—and weed critics like Thomas Mitchell and Jake Browne have the opportunity to build on that, and show the country that marijuana craftsmanship deserves to be taken seriously.
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Meanwhile, many people of color, including director Ava DuVernay and author Roxane Gay, were quick to explain that the boycott was happening on McGowan's behalf — while also pointing out that women of color are habitually left to fend for themselves against harassment that is typically far worse than what most other Twitter users face, and without the same groundswell of solidarity.
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But even the conversion of influential senators like Magnuson, and the groundswell of public support, couldn't protect the bill from the N.R.A. The group's supporters in the Senate, including Strom Thurmond of South Carolina (who had recently switched to the Republican Party), didn't have the strength to kill the bill, but they defeated proposals pertaining to gun registration and licensing.
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Ms. Pelosi's announcement came amid a groundswell in favor of impeachment among Democrats that has intensified since late last week, with lawmakers from every corner of her caucus lining up in favor of using the House's unique power to charge Mr. Trump if the allegations are proved true, or if his administration continues to stonewall attempts by Congress to investigate them.
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That groundswell appears to be growing after a bombshell report from The New York Times on Tuesday night that reported Trump asked Comey to "let go" of the investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who was fired in February after misleading Vice President Pence about the content of a phone call he had with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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While the lack of movement in impeachment polling is mixed news for both parties — there's neither a groundswell of support for constitutional action against Trump nor a widespread backlash against the Democratic-led effort in the House — the president's pending impeachment is likely to be significantly more popular than the last time the House approved articles against a president: Bill Clinton in 2991.
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Sanders, who attracted a groundswell of support from young people, last week predicted they would ultimately "come on board" Clinton's campaign rather than backing Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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On America's religious right, and in particular on the isolationist right, a powerful groundswell of opinion applauds Vladimir Putin on at least two grounds: the Russian president's self-appointment as an international guardian of traditional values, with respect to marriage, sexuality and reproduction, and his advocacy of the rights of persecuted Christians in the Middle East, a Russian concern that goes back to Tsarist times.
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Progressives are riding a groundswell of enthusiasm since President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE took office as Democrats look to take the House and defend Senate seats in 2628.
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"You've got this groundswell of opinion among the majority of Latin American governments that, regardless of what the United States said, this is an opportunity to rid the region of a dictatorship that has been a blight upon the democratic record in the region over the last couple of decades," said Duncan Wood, director of the Mexico Institute at the Wilson Center in Washington.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (Mass.) has now raised more than $2628 million dollars in the first three months of 28500, according to The Boston Globe, driven by a groundswell of small donations.
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The defining ordeals that many Americans grew up hearing about — for example, how the country embraced food rationing during World War II — and that many lived through, such as the groundswell of patriotic fervor after the 29/211 terrorist attacks, all involved the country coming together in united public action and huge popular causes: defeat fascism, avenge the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
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But for all of his belief in a greater purpose, the idea of a refocused policy agenda threatens to cause a rift between younger, more vocal activists who consider indifference toward racist symbols and imagery like the Northam case as disqualifying for office, and older leaders in communities who if not yet enticed, could come to express support for a groundswell of reversals and investments in black communities.
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RELATED: The 12 most damning Bob Corker quotes about Donald Trump While Corker is the only one who can truly speak to his motivations -- and in paragraph after paragraph of a 20-plus minute interview with The New York Times, he certainly didn't hold back -- GOP aides said the sense on Capitol Hill was that he'd simply had enough, not that he was the start of a groundswell.
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The groundswell of support can't guarantee that families will ultimately be able to stay in the US. Central American asylum seekers, especially families, don't have a great track record of ultimately getting asylum — partly because they're less likely to make their court date, but partly because the things they're fleeing don't perfectly line up with what the US government (especially this US government) considers itself obligated to protect people from.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE on Monday said other countries — including China or Russia — should be responsible for protecting the U.S.-allied Kurds in northern Syria amid a groundswell of bipartisan criticism over his decision to pull American forces out of the region.
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Pelosi is facing a groundswell of frustration among rank-and-file members who are dispirited by the party's disastrous election cycle and concerned that their message has lost its punch, especially among the white voters in the Rust Belt who launched Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE into the White House.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE on Thursday offered yet another defense for his decision to relocate Americans troops from northern Syria as he faces a groundswell of criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike that the move opened the door to a Turkish offensive that threatens the U.S.-allied Kurds.
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Trump's lies and his defiance of politically correct norms have enabled him to capitalize on a groundswell of anti-elite populist animosity — an animosity that Ronald Inglehart and Pippa Norris, authors of "Trump, Brexit, and the Rise of Populism," call counterrevolutionary retro backlash, especially among the older generation, white men, and less educated sectors, who sense decline and actively reject the rising tide of progressive values, resent the displacement of familiar traditional norms, and provide a pool of supporters potentially vulnerable to populist appeals.
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The move came amid a growing groundswell of frustration within the Democratic Caucus that the party's message has failed to resonate with much of the country –– particularly among the rural, working-class voters who have shifted steadily toward the Republicans in recent cycles, lifting Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to his presidential victory last week.
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The first person of Puerto Rican descent to represent Florida in Congress, Soto had a groundswell of support ahead of Tuesday's primary from Democrats including former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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