He has no choice but to resign in disgrace now.
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Google has no choice but to drop the offending restrictions.
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The entertainment industry has no choice but to go along.
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Mia has no choice but to come clean to Pearl.
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The Attorney General has no choice but to follow the law.
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The company has no choice but to agree with PewDiePie's vision.
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Now, he says, he has no choice but to crack down.
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For these reasons, Silicon Valley has no choice but to fight.
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If they don't, the judge has no choice but to dismiss.
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It has no choice but to continue getting lean, Manelski said.
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E. has no choice but to try to do that itself.
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So she has no choice but to stay with Cesar's lady.
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Yet the government says it has no choice but to innovate.
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Oswald has no choice but to wait and watch the river.
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America has no choice but to contain the worst of the tumult.
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His government argues that it has no choice but to raise taxes.
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GE has no choice but to invest in the strategy, he added.
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He has no choice but to tell the Underwoods about the situation.
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Other Mexicans think their country has no choice but to hit back.
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Mbock, beaten for pace, has no choice but to pull her down.
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In that case, a retailer has no choice but to go dark.
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With soccer, of course, he has no choice but to wing it.
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But it probably has no choice but to act sometime by mid-year.
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Some Brexiteers reckon Europe has no choice but to fall at Britain's feet.
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The EU has also said it has "no choice" but to impose countermeasures.
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The healthcare industry has no choice but to improve its capabilities regarding security.
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Meryl Streep says Oprah Winfrey has no choice but to run for president.
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If having children is a gamble, one has no choice but to bluff.
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Thus, the court has no choice but to rely on the government's candor.
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"Amazon has no choice but to implement strategies that will increase operational efficiencies."
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Reddit has no choice but to grow up and address the tension directly.
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BNP has no choice but to hunker down and hope the attention will pass.
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" But despite her fears, Margolin says she has "no choice but to be hopeful.
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Without carbs, your body essentially has no choice but to turn to fat stores.
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Giuliani told Fox News that Mueller has no choice but to follow its guidance.
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A novelist, of course, has no choice but to torment us with every possibility.
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When someone is in a corner, he has no choice but to kick out.
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But he feels he has no choice but to keep on preaching his prophecy.
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Schindler has said it has no choice but to adapt to new market conditions.
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And when that happens, he has no choice but to man up and share.
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He has no choice but to turn down the ticket and Frank feigns annoyance.
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Until governments loosen the purse-strings, the ECB has no choice but to act.
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False: The for-profit fact-checking website has no choice but to shut down.
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For that reason, he claims, Palestine has no choice but to strike a deal.
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"Before that, Hyundai has no choice but to rely on battery cars," he said.
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Happy Death Day is a recurring nightmare that Tree has no choice but to relive.
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With nowhere to run, Nour has no choice but to comply with her family's demands.
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But with his regular SEPTA train offline, he has no choice but to get creative.
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Google has no choice but to spend a ton of money to acquire this traffic.
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A mother weasel, it seems, has no choice but to deliver her young half-baked.
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He just knows that as President, the media has no choice but to cover him.
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Some lawmakers have said the state has no choice but to prevent another utility bankruptcy.
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Still, most experts say the government has no choice but to call its star witness.
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At some point the party has no choice but to listen and invest in us. Right?
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America has no choice but to see Chinese technology as a means to an unwelcome end.
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Feeling that he has no choice but to bring Clerval back to his rooms, while at
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The music has no choice but to do the work for the mysteries surrounding the group.
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Yet Ms Tsai has no choice but to grapple with trade issues across the Taiwan Strait.
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After failing to strike a deal, Abercrombie now has no choice but to go it alone.
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There are a few reasons why Apple has no choice but to pay a small fortune.
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The Dogs of Hell approach, and Daredevil has no choice but to take them all on.
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Working while the iron is hot and malleable, Kirili has no choice but to be spontaneous.
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"The Canadian government really has no choice but to stand up for Canadian industries on this."
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Mr. Mehta acknowledged that he has no choice but to take each day as it comes.
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Mr. Mehta acknowledged that he has no choice but to take each day as it comes.
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According to President Trump, he has no choice but to separate families, based on current law.
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But Ergen said that merger or not, Dish has no choice but to launch its network.
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But Ms. Ajax says California has no choice but to "step up" enforcement of cannabis scofflaws.
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President Trump on Sunday said the country has "no choice" but to continue building up its military.
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Nintendo now has no choice but to hope a September launch doesn't prove to be too late.
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Snapchat, Solis explained, has no choice but to go public and do so in an aggressive way.
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The church has no choice but to move with society toward a more liberal approach in teaching.
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But the floor is falling out from under him, and he has no choice but to climb.
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However, she feels she has no choice but to invite her too, fearing retaliation if she doesn't.
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Now her husband feels like he has no choice but to cross back into the U.S. alone.
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"Iran has no choice but to strike back and retaliate assassination of Major General Suleimani," he said.
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Regardless of which factor is more dominant, markets now feel the Fed has no choice but to ease.
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So manager Mike Matheny has no choice but to manage this game as though it's a Game 26.
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In the meantime, Verizon has no choice but to throttle our experience until the new network is ready.
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"We live together, so he has no choice but to sleep with the seals every night," she said.
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"Iran has no choice but to strike back and retaliate for assassination of Major General Soleimani," he said.
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Eventually, it has no choice but to become all too human: capable of good and evil in equal measure.
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" If the request comes too late, the recipient has no choice but to think, "What does this person want?
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Unfortunately, Emily has no choice but to stay put, and drink the wine Lawrence puts in front of her.
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Will has no choice but to join his surly father-in-law in a cross-country journey to Seattle.
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The United States also has no choice but to use Pakistani roads to resupply its troops in landlocked Afghanistan.
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The Estate has no choice but to vigorously protect its intellectual property, which is the lifeblood of its business.
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O'Reilly never mentioned any of the plaintiffs, but now he has no choice but to litigate fully and aggressively.
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Israel says it has no choice but to use deadly force to protect the border from militants and infiltrators.
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Left high and dry by the rest of the Jacobites, Team Jamie has no choice but to head north.
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And in Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Marianne has no choice but to watch Héloïse with enormous intensity.
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She has no choice but to find ice and practice her skills and train in the gym by herself.
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To run a functional, modern government, Congress has no choice but to delegate authority and discretion to federal agencies.
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So, yes, I get why Israel has no choice but to defend its border with Gaza with brute force.
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Mr. Buttigieg says he has no choice but to honor the agreement he signed while working for McKinsey & Company.
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The left, delivered unexpectedly to impotence, has no choice but to start arguing about how it lost its way.
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The spokesman added that Biden thinks Congress has no choice but to impeach Trump if he does not comply.
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Biden said Tuesday that Congress has "no choice but to initiate impeachment" if Trump doesn't comply with ongoing investigations.
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I ask Sapkowski if he hopes to learn anything at the panel he has no choice but to attend.
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Like all demagogues, he has no choice but to continue to ratchet up his worst words and worst behavior.
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And that means that when they are onscreen, this weird and sleepy show has no choice but to wake up.
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Ralph Angel isn't happy, but as usual, he has no choice but to go along with what his sisters want.
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And with competitors like Walmart and Target focusing on delivery, Amazon has no choice but to keep spending, O'Shea says.
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The British elite feels it has no choice but to prostrate itself before an American president it clearly finds odious.
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In Iceland, there are so many political parties that the parliament has no choice but to compromise and work together.
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Murphy said the group has no choice but to look into every option to push back against the tariff policy.
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Lodge 49 has no choice but to wear its heart not on its sleeve but as its whole dang shirt.
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That might produce such a devastating defeat that Mrs May has no choice but to resign, and unleash political mayhem.
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It is a seagull that dislocates its wing and, thus, has no choice but to remain in Blake Lively's company.
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Though anyone else would have oopsy-daisy dropped the cup, St. Germain has no choice but to take a sip.
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Uber has no choice but to build self-driving technology if it wants to remain competitive for on-demand rides.
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If withholding taxpayer money from religious institutions amounts to discrimination, then the taxpayer has no choice but to fund religion.
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China said Tuesday it has "no choice " but to retaliate, according to a statement released Tuesday by its Commerce Ministry.
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They accept that a politician repeats himself, just as a cop has no choice but to say "move along" all day.
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"I think that Attorney General Barr has no choice but to follow these dedicated prosecutors out the door," he told MSNBC.
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The goal is to squeeze Pyongyang financially to the point that Kim has no choice but to dismantle his nuclear program.
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The idea that Nielsen, DHS and the broader Trump administration has no choice but to separate these families is ludicrous. 4.
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Try as he might, he might find that he has no choice but to face the music – one way or another.
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As a result, the email matter involves more than politics, and the F.B.I. has no choice but to investigate it. Mrs.
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Taiwan has no choice but to use the weaponry that it has to deter China, said Mr. Feng, the defense minister.
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When Afghan commandos "appear on the battlefield," General Nicholson told them, "the enemy has no choice but to run, or die."
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But the reason the club has no choice but to fight, and to fight for as long as possible, is different.
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When A-Rod himself shows up with flowers, Lopez has no choice but to leave Chad and chase after her fiancé.
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He says he has no choice [but] to surrender to the fact that he's a piece of shit junkie, (his words).
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Mr Macri has no choice but to "stay the course and deliver on the fiscal commitments," says Alberto Ramos of Goldman Sachs.
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Israel says it has no choice but to use deadly force at the protests to prevent militants from breaching the border fence.
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It is a publicity move directed by the president himself, presumably to ease tensions, and Blocker has no choice but to comply.
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But for his entourage, Saudi Arabia has no choice but to stop Iran from trying to carve out a new Persian empire.
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After meeting the owners of Ancre Hill Vineyard in Monmouth, she has no choice but to raise a glass to global warming.
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Therefore, when Enger tells her that she found the body, Rachel has no choice but to let Alison and Donnie go free.
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After finding out Dawn's purpose and facing Joyce's death, Buffy has no choice but to take on the role of a mother.
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"The former vice president has no choice but to change almost every position he's ever taken," Democratic strategist Colin Strother told Politico.
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He also says that nothing Daredevil's doing in the streets is working, so the Punisher has no choice but to kill people.
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Rebuffed, and suddenly naked, Daniel has no choice but to bizarrely flex all his upper body muscles and dive into the pool.
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Nonetheless, Mr Islam is optimistic: Dhaka has become so dysfunctional, he argues, that the government has no choice but to plan better. ■
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Isabel, who wants to maintain her position, at first thinks she has no choice but to accommodate her husband's involvement with Gaveston.
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"Canada has no choice but to retaliate with a measured, perfectly reciprocal dollar-for-dollar response," Freeland said during remarks in Ontario.
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Liberalism has no choice but to sincerely wrestle with its discontents, to become reacquainted with its moral blind spots and political weaknesses.
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Given rates were kept so low for such a long time, Bannister says the Fed has no choice but to continue tightening.
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At one point, Chyna finds out that she has no choice but to deliver Dream via C-section because the baby hasn't dropped.
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By cutting out carbs, your body's main source of fuel, almost entirely, your body really has no choice but to turn to fat.
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"We tried to voluntarily without success, so now he has no choice but to seek court's assistance," Federline's attorney, Mark Vincent Kaplan, said.
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Sen. Mitch McConnell has stated that if the House impeaches Trump, he "has no choice" but to hold a trial in the Senate.
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Now that Jane has been held in captivity, seemingly by adversaries, the government has no choice but to "burn" her for security reasons.
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VILNIUS (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that the NATO military alliance has no choice but to improve its defense capabilities.
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Without Windows, mobile, or hardware to stake its future on, Nadella's Microsoft has no choice but to embrace the cloud, AI, and services.
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Meanwhile, the Corps claims it has no choice but to pump the lake's polluted water into the estuaries, but that's simply not true.
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If this is also the conclusion of the second special counsel, Trump could argue that he has no choice but to fire Mueller.
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Like Sisyphus, the United States has no choice but to push the boulder up a hill whose pinnacle remains forever out of reach.
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However, he said, because of falling unemployment and mounting price pressures, the Federal Reserve has no choice but to continue raising interest rates.
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Just yesterday, Lime said it believed "that it has no choice but to seek emergency relief in the court" and take legal action.
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In the short-term, Congress has no choice but to adjust the caps and make sure agents are rightfully paid for their service.
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"It's quite possible that at some point Italy enters a crisis and has no choice but to restructure the debt," Mr. Codogno said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump told CNBC on Wednesday that the European Union has "no choice" but to agree to a new trade deal.
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And Trump is coming to the view that he probably has no choice but to support Congress' impending Turkey sanctions, per these sources.
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The European Union has "no choice" but to negotiate a new trade deal with the U.S., President Donald Trump told CNBC on Wednesday.
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A taxi driver solicits sex from a young prostitute, who has no choice but to bring her mute child along for the ride.
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Judge Tuleya, 49, like many of his colleagues, said he has no choice but to resist, no matter the professional or personal cost.
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China has said it has no choice but to retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs announced Monday by President Donald Trump.
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Joe Biden on Tuesday said Congress has "no choice but to initiate impeachment" if President Donald Trump keeps stonewalling investigations, including into Ukraine.
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I don't think it counts as mutual love if one of the lovers has no choice but to behave the way they do.
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The United States is ill at ease about this state of affairs, yet believes it has no choice but to stand behind Mr. Erdogan.
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Trailing badly in national and swing-state polls, Trump has no choice but to try, but there's no reason to believe it will work.
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But after Schmidt delivers *the* sexiest cheese speech of perhaps all time, she has no choice but to reconsider, if only for a moment.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has no choice but to request for Brexit to be delayed for a third time at the end of October.
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Israel says it has no choice but to enforce its blockade to defend itself against Hamas, a group that has called for its destruction.
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I think if you propose something that gains popular support I think the leadership ultimately has no choice but to move in that direction.
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Little Hazel has no choice but to become an older sibling, and Blunt has a foolproof way to make the transition appealing for her.
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Scott said to accomplish some of his priorities, like tax reform and affordable housing, he has no choice but to work with the president.
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"The insurance company has no choice but to set rates based on the risk pool they have, not the one they like," he said.
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She has no choice but to follow as she is drawn into the Wilis' inner sanctum, under the wall, which swivels closed behind her.
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"Rocked to the core of its business model, Facebook has no choice but to take away Shopify's punch bowl," Left wrote in a note.
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With the subpoena over his head, he can credibly claim that his hands are tied and that he has no choice but to testify.
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President Trump said in a memo he "has no choice" but to withhold the information as requested by government agencies, citing national security concerns.
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And while over 70 percent of Canada's exports go to the U.S., Trudeau has no choice but to explore other trading avenues, he added.
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No matter how loud her fans sing, though, Trainor has no choice but to step away from the mic for a little bit and recover.
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Israel rejects the criticism, saying its troops are defending the border against rioters, and it has no choice but to use lethal force where necessary.
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So Mr Khan has no choice but to turn to the IMF to bail out Pakistan, as it has done a dozen times since 1988.
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The shop's landlord is the library, which has told the owners that it has "no choice" but to terminate the rental contract when it expires.
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Their thinking goes this way ... Amber's eager to testify, and if Johnny is mum, the judge has no choice but to grant the restraining order.
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All campaigns deny plans to drop out until there is nowhere left to turn and the candidate has no choice but to exit the race.
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The Federal Reserve has "no choice" but to cut interest rates again at its September policy meeting, economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Wednesday.
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They argue that the United States has no choice but to support the Saudi-led war because it is necessary to oppose an expansionist Iran.
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Trump's legal team is also insisting Mueller prove that he exhausted all other avenues and that he has no choice but to interview the president.
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Now the company has no choice but to work more collaboratively with Starboard as it takes a much more meaningful role on the company board.
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In that climate, it has no choice but to strike a balance and offer a reasoned, spirited voice to a problem that won't go away.
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Given how exposed Canada's economy is to global factors like oil prices, market players say the central bank has no choice but to acknowledge the unknown.
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Clearly, he skipped that item on his to-do list, meaning Sansa has no choice but to share her educated thoughts in an extremely public arena.
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Santa, in a gruff yalp, gets to tell his side of the story, too, which is that he has no choice but to murder poor Brandon.
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They primarily grow paddy and millet, and because they depend on rainwater irrigation, Beniwal has no choice but to hope for showers -- the heavier the better.
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In most stadiums, the club has no choice but to place away fans quite close to the pitch – there's simply nowhere else for them to go.
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As the director of the upcoming Ratchet & Clank movie, based on the long-running PlayStation series, it's something he has no choice but to think about.
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At this point, he simply has no one to turn to except for the people he sees every day and has no choice but to trust.
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When she spots an ad for an "income-generating experience" on a health-food-store billboard, she feels she has no choice but to answer it.
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Ms. Bridges is trying to stay focused on being "there for the residents," and she has no choice but to trust her superiors to act prudently.
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Beat Michael Chiesa -- who he's fighting this weekend at UFC Fight Night 112 -- so badly that Nurmagomedov has no choice but to throw down with him.
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"Even when the entire society is dissatisfied with the government, the police has no choice" but to maintain order, said Mr. Lam, the police union chairman.
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The reality is that the United States is now vulnerable to North Korea's nuclear-armed missiles — and has no choice but to live with that reality.
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The Federal Reserve has no choice but to raise rates in defiance of President Donald Trump's criticism of its monetary policy, an investment manager said Friday.
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He said he has "no choice but to accept this suspension and move on," and will be eligible to return the week of the Sony Open.
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"VW has no choice but to bring down costs massively if it wants to put its business on a sound footing," Evercore ISI analyst Arndt Ellinghorst said.
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It's reminiscent of The Office episode where Steve Carell's Michael Scott character has no choice but to obey the GPS and drive into a body of water.
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Mr Büchner has no choice but to talk things up, if he is to justify rebuffing two recent takeover offers from a similar-sized American rival, PPG.
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When Faris brings Derbez home to work multiple jobs and help take care of "their" three children, he has no choice but to go along with it.
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But two White House aides said the President likely has no choice but to sign a temporary funding measure to keep the government open until February 8.
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Israel says it has no choice but to use deadly force at the protests to defend the frontier from militants trying to destroy the barrier and infiltrate.
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"At the end of the day," said Koji Endo, an auto analyst at SBI Securities in Japan, "I think Nissan has no choice but to say yes."
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"But if exchange rates are moving rapidly in a way that cannot be explained by economic fundamentals, Japan has no choice but to voice concern," he said.
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Now, however, Cedar has no choice but to seek out her family of origin: She is four months pregnant, and her genetic history is of new concern.
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Otherwise, Intelsat's board "has no choice but to resort to bankruptcy and litigation in order to protect Intelsat's valuable license rights from an illegal modification," Tepper added.
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"ICE has no choice but to continue to conduct at-large arrests in local neighborhoods and at worksites," the agency said in a press release at the time.
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In Ukraine, a top national security official said Kiev has "no choice" but to send warships into the Sea of Azov — a move that could spark another confrontation.
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Ultimately this group of lovable reprobates has no choice but to act as responsibly as possible — otherwise we'll find ourselves reviewing autos for the Des Moines Penny Pincher.
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The EU has no choice but to reject this demand, the finance ministry said in the document, adding that it did not expect Johnson to change his position.
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"There being no reason to recognize any exception in this case in the interest of justice the court has no choice," but to vacate Hernandez's conviction, Garsh said.
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None of this is to say that, when Mr. Trump has an opportunity to capture a terrorism suspect, he has no choice but to follow Mr. Obama's script.
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Too many of those aren't good, so your body has no choice but to make you a walking stank house, excreting ketones via your urine and your breath.
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This is quite a bit of work for Boston to get a good shot, but Brad Stevens has no choice but to be creative with his current personnel.
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With China currently relying on the U.S. market to keep its faltering economy afloat, Xi has no choice but to accept U.S. terms if Trump stands his ground.
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Bill Bellamy says Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has no choice but to resign after admitting he'd worn blackface in his youth ... 'cause he thinks people don't really change.
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Mary winds up taking her self-inflicted babysitting assignment so seriously (I won't spoil the details) that she actually has no choice but to leave the stress behind.
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" When I asked about his relationship with Beijing last night, Bloomberg said that "every U.S. businessperson and every big company has no choice but to deal with them.
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Jack has no choice but to sacrifice himself for the woman he fell in love with on a boat in less time than a season of The Bachelor.
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"There being no reason to recognize any exception in this case in the interest of justice the court has no choice" but to vacate Hernandez's conviction, Garsh said.
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Trump's team says the absence of such a vote means that he has no choice but to withhold cooperation to preserve the scope of his office for future occupants.
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While she vowed in her campaign to take on the big oil interests in the province, politically she has no choice but to be a booster of the pipeline.
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" Meanwhile, former DNC communications director Luis Miranda told NPR: "The party has no choice but to suspend him at a minimum until they figure out what&aposs going on.
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JoJo's fear of rejection keeps holding her back, but she is firmly on Team Ben, and in this field of dreams he has no choice but to believe it.
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Revolutions, likewise, are seen as stirring, even romantic, with the people uniting to demand change with one voice, until the leader has no choice but to resign in disgrace.
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Rats are nocturnal, so if you see one during daylight hours, it's because it's been out-competed and has no choice but to brave the elements in the sun.
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Erwin: It is important to recognize that a public university has no choice but to allow speakers on campus even if their message is regarded as hateful or racist.
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"Our industry and the U.S. economy has no choice but to watch once again as Saudi Arabia tanks the price of oil to suit its domestic priorities," he added.
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For its part, the regulator now has no choice but to give the public a full picture of what happened, why and when and which audits may be affected.
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No, literally: Gus Bradley is so worried about Blake Bortles making him look bad on throws that he won't throw it until he has no choice but to do so.
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In the letter to the House, the White House claims Trump's due process rights have been circumvented without a vote, and that Trump has no choice but to not cooperate.
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ISIS now has no choice but to give up its dreams of controlling an actual state and instead redouble its efforts to plan and inspire terrorist attacks around the globe.
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In a memo, Trump said that he "has no choice" but to redact information as requested by the agencies, citing concerns relating to national security, law enforcement and foreign affairs.
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Others say that Justice Chun has no choice but to jail Mr. Liang, and that even a brief prison term would send a tough message compared with Mr. Thompson's recommendation.
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If they get it, then I think that Toshiba has no choice but to flip that huge flash business to Western Digital and the stock will go right to $100.
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Cornyn said Congress has no choice but to raise the debt ceiling now given the need for help in his home state, the escalating costs and the government's diminishing coffers.
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Corporations cut deals with both private and public prisons, which gives them access to a labor force that has no choice but to work for, say, 20 cents an hour.
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In a formal statement Qwant also said: After years of abusing its dominant position, Google now has no choice but to make changes thanks to the action of the European commission.
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The Supreme Court has squarely held that this sort of mandatory language means what it says: If the condition is satisfied, the secretary has no choice but to give his approval.
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In the longer run, the government has no choice but to stop propping up crumbling state zombies with cheap credit - a major source of foreign frustration – so why not get started?
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He said he has no choice but to plead guilty because he has been unable to prepare for his case because he has been in solitary confinement due to death threats.
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"Since the Japanese government cannot accept the proposal without abandoning its claim ... it has no choice but to reject it," Brown wrote in a column in the English-language Japan Times.
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Ageism is something that the culture has no choice but to collectively confront and challenge—and I do think it's an area where there is a double-standard, to a degree.
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And by serious, we mean that when one of them even says "the floor is lava," the other has no choice but to find safe ground in less than five seconds.
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"Fear that we can't compete with the rest of the world even when the rules are fair, fear that our country has no choice but to hide behind walls," she said.
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Since the movie gives us no other view of campus life but the frat's (the picture takes place at a fictionalized school), the viewer has no choice but to believe that.
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Gutiérrez said Trump's tweets — Mexico has been a favorite target — serve a different political purpose than official lines of communication, but the country has no choice but to take them seriously.
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The Trump administration's chosen strategy for dealing with North Korea's nuclear program has long been to place sanctions on the country until it has no choice but to dismantle its arsenal.
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Yet when the fish escapes its bowl and disappears into the pages of a book, JeJe has no choice but to follow his finned friend on a literary adventure turned real.
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"If he goes to Italy, they're not going," he told Good Day New York earlier this year, adding that his sister "has no choice" but to be prepared for a divorce.
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Trump advisers, including national security adviser John Bolton, have favored maintaining full pressure on North Korea -- including though sanctions -- until the country has no choice but to cede to US demands.
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After the Shotet kidnap a boy named Akos and his brother for mysterious reasons, Akos has no choice but to go native, learning how to fight and earn armor to survive.
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The "lawlessness" at the southern border is "fundamentally incompatible with the safety, security, and sovereignty of the American people" and the administration "has no choice but to act," the document states.
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China has no choice but to fight back against U.S. bullying on trade, the country's Commerce Ministry said on Friday, after Washington's tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese imports took effect.
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Without short selling, an investor who thinks the stock is worth less has no choice but to sell it, which is another way of saying the shares should be worth nothing.
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There's a good version of this story where the debate plays out in full, where the moment when the world has no choice but to kill Superman — with a nuclear missile!
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Israel says it has no choice but to enforce its blockade to defend itself against Hamas, which calls for Israel's destruction and has used Gaza as a base for missile attacks.
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And in nearly every case, the administration has taken the most restrictive possible approach: granting relief to immigrants (legal and unauthorized) only where it has no choice but to do so.
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The Trump administration's chosen strategy for dealing with North Korea's nuclear program has long been to place sanctions on the country, until it has no choice but to dismantle its arsenal.
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President Barack Obama has no choice but to publicly reveal the evidence that Russia hacked Democratic computers to disrupt the presidential election, NBC News political director Chuck Todd told CNBC on Friday.
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This is why Abbi can't come help Ilana in the bathroom, meaning that when Lincoln pokes his head in asking if Ilana needs help, she has no choice but to say yes.
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Gallaher is angry with the officials who pushed through the deal despite copious red flags, but she says the village now has no choice but to make the best of the situation.
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Wen Feixiang, IT Juzi's founder, says that it is becoming received wisdom that to grow into a unicorn, a young firm has no choice but to join one of the two camps.
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The court's decision means Apple now has no choice but to pay out $400 million to consumers and an additional $50 million in legal fees, according to the original settlement in 2014.
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He can't find part-time work, and with a sick mother and no one else to help pay the bills, he feels like he has no choice but to take the journey.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has no choice but to endure allegations that her reluctance to raise interest rates has been politically motivated, former Fed chief Alan Greenspan told CNBC on Thursday.
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If the control board is serious about helping the people of Puerto Rico, it has no choice but to reject this predatory debt as illegitimate and force creditors to take a haircut.
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First, once the wicked repent, he more or less has no choice but to forgive them, even if that means setting himself up for a second fight with a better-prepared foe.
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Blue Origin is looking toward a time when humanity has no choice but to look outside of Earth for the resources it needs to survive—and possibly room for all those people.
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But with the President consistently falling short of the mature judgment and discerning decision-making required of the leader of the free world, Congress has no choice but to respond and compensate.
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Kim's hope seems to be that the more potent his nuclear capabilities, the more the rest of the world feels it has no choice but to allow him to stay in position.
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She begs them to just turn around, but when they advance toward her, she has no choice but to shoot them all with a machine gun she was hiding in her sleeve.
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Air Canada has "no choice" but to cut staff, calling the move "difficult but necessary," CBC reported, citing a letter from the airline's vice president of in-flight service, Renee Smith-Valade.
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U.S. concerns: Huawei has no choice but to obey the Chinese government, officials contend, and its potential usefulness for spying has grown as wireless providers upgrade equipment to prepare for 287G networks.
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Now, as Pelosi holds on to the articles of impeachment, and with the hanging threat of even more charges against him, Trump has no choice but to wait for Democrats to budge.
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Trump said that the European bloc has been "very tough to deal with" and had "taken advantage" of the U.S., but said the EU has "no choice" but to make a deal.
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As a result, Trump may decide that he has no choice but to try to protect himself by firing Mueller or issuing preemptive pardons to Manafort or others ensnared in the investigation.
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"If the U.S. obstinately clings to its own way, China has no choice but to take corresponding countermeasures," Ministry of Commerce Spokesman Gao Feng said Thursday in Mandarin, according to a CNBC translation.
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Around her, the very fabric of reality appears to decay visibly, and though she rejects the narcissism, she has no choice but to believe that she has some role in righting these circumstances.
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So, if Yellen stays on course, Cramer has no choice but to hope that the loss of oil jobs feeds into the numbers that will prompt housing, aerospace and auto cycles to peak.
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To make the needed investments in the next generation of equipment, the Army has no choice but to pivot from incrementally improving its legacy equipment to focusing on a vision for the future.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has no choice but to fight back against U.S. bullying on trade, the country's Commerce Ministry said on Friday, after Washington's tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese imports took effect.
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He has no choice but to get a big legislative accomplishment under his belt, and unfortunately for him, that choice has to be replacing ObamaCare, a key promise made to his conservative base.
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Between that slim path and the complex rules that restrict what the Senate can include in its bill, Senate Republicans could argue that the House has no choice but to accept their legislation.
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An aide to Polish President Andrzej Duda says the Supreme Court&aposs chief justice has no choice but to retire even though she says her term runs until 2020 under the Constitution of Poland.
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Clinton "has no choice but to continue with it," Greenberg said, "if for no other reason than Trump is very effectively running as an outsider for the little guy, anti-politician, anti-big money."
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"Because Planet Nine is so massive and has an orbit tilted compared to the other planets, the solar system has no choice but to slowly twist out of alignment," noted Bailey in a statement.
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In time they may, and the game will end, but until then Trump has no choice but to continue the con -- and we must all pray that the pain he inflicts will be limited.
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Now, the story of a TV show's long-awaited revival that turned out to be a complete mess, and the upcoming season that has no choice but to try and make up for it.
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"China is forced to respond to U.S. unilateralism and trade protectionism, and has no choice but to respond with its own tariffs," the Finance Ministry said in a statement on its website on Tuesday.
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Israeli and American officials claim that Israel has no choice but to respond to the threat it sees from Hamas by lashing out at residents of Gaza, causing suffering, and even injuries and death.
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"China continues to do its utmost to avoid a trade war, but in the face of the U.S.'s ever greater demand for protection money, China has no choice but to fight back," it said.
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Consequently, she has no choice but to look squirrely and evasive which gives Sanders an opening to return to his insinuations that he thinking on climate change has been perilously corrupted by fossil fuel money.
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Britain has no choice but to pay attention to these rules but will lose any chance to influence them when it leaves the EU. Far from taking back control it will be giving up control.
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"China is forced to respond to U.S. unilateralism and trade protectionism, and has no choice but to respond with its own tariffs," the Finance Ministry said in a statement on its website late on Tuesday.
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Tariffs China said that it has no choice but to retaliate against new U.S. trade tariffs, raising the risk that Trump could soon impose duties on virtually all of the Chinese goods that America buys.
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"If she has nowhere to go, and if her parents are unable or unwilling to support her, she has no choice but to put up with any violence or abuse from her husband," she said.
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With polls showing that Mr. Trump has unprecedented high negative ratings with voters and is in particular trouble with women, some Republican strategists say he has no choice but to try to drive up Mrs.
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Trump is behind in New Hampshire to the Big Four (down 10 points to Biden and Sanders) but has no choice but to compete in a state he lost by less than half a percent.
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As a result, she has no choice but to play outside the coffee shop on the street, leaving her guitar case open for anyone walking by to give her some change, maybe even a dollar.
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The Trump administration's strategy toward North Korea is to impose "maximum pressure" — or, mounting economic penalties and diplomatic isolation — on Pyongyang so that it has no choice but to stop its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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In this instance the team has no choice but to be part of an initiative driven by the players' union and Majestic Athletic, the M.L.B.-apparel licensee, which is selling the replica uniforms for $200.
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BEIJING, July 6 (Reuters) - China has no choice but to fight back against U.S. bullying on trade, the country's Commerce Ministry said on Friday, after Washington's tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese imports took effect.
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If one side decides to ignore the rules for the sake of power, the other side has no choice but to capitulate or respond in kind, which leads to a death spiral of illiberal behavior.
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But there's one type of recording that has no choice but to strip away the effects and technology, only leaving raw talent and authenticity to prove an artist's worth: the art of the live album.
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These corporations cut deals with prisons, both private and public, which gives them access to a labor force that has no choice but to build, stitch and sweat at rates like 20 cents an hour.
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When Poldark finds that his father is dead, his inherited farm is in ruins, and his sweetheart has married another, he obviously has no choice but to commence farming — shirtlessly, of course — for episode after episode.
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Most recently it introduced a new version of its handheld "DroneGun," which scrambles the UAV's signal so that it has no choice but to safely put itself down, as these devices are generally programmed to do.
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"With the U.S. proceeding at full throttle with its beggar-thy-neighbor policy, China has no choice but to fight back to protect its core national and economic interests," it said in an editorial on Saturday.
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Britain has ensured, by the referendum vote, that it has no choice but to get closer to a United States whose chief executive seems to wish to tell the rest of the world to get lost.
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"Due to Visbal's flagrant disregard of the material terms of the agreements, and her prior and continuing unwillingness to work with SSGA, SSGA has no choice but to file this action for breach," the company said.
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Mr. Thiam's defenders say that with the future of Credit Suisse in doubt, he has no choice but to make these painful changes and that resistance from well-compensated traders and bankers should not deter him.
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Because Planned Parenthood refuses to adhere to requirements , the organization has no choice but to leave Title X. Now, the group wants the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to block the rule changes from being implemented.
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In recent weeks, however, senior government officials say General Dostum's aides have been in contact with the attorney general's office, where they have been clearly told that the vice president has no choice but to cooperate.
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"Chairman Nadler has no choice but to postpone Monday's hearing in the wake of a last-minute document transmission that shows just how far Democrats have gone to pervert basic fairness," Collins said in a statement.
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Lapan said in some cases the DHS has no choice but to release some convicted criminals who served prison time but could not be returned to their home country because their home country refuses to cooperate.
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"Trump has no choice but to immediately fire Kushner, whose failure to report this episode on his security clearance is reason enough for a criminal investigation," DNC deputy communications director Adrienne Watson said in a statement.
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Now, the president has no choice but to accept the idea of a new negotiation if he has any hope of salvaging the historic deal — and his political legacy — which he had pinned on the vote.
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Whatever the reason, they can't imagine themselves in the shoes of someone who has no choice but to leave their country and take a chance in the U.S., just like many of their ancestors did years ago.
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Given the Middle East's ongoing tensions, as well as the U.S.-led coalition's landmark nuclear deal with Iran that Trump repeatedly assailed during the campaign, the Trump administration has no choice but to engage in the region.
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And with stocks being at their most oversold since 2011 — Cramer has no choice but to presume this is just like 2011 when it looked like Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain and Ireland could bring the U.S. down.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's assertion that the United States has "no choice" but to send 290,2000 to 30,000 combat troops to fight ISIS in the Middle East raises a slew of complicated questions, military analysts said Friday.
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He has no choice but to watch as Mueller, an adversary whose discreet public profile makes him an elusive target, grinds away, apparently getting ever closer to Trump's inner circle and perhaps even to the President himself.
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This is why Moscow knows for certain that they are his last option, and that Bashar has no choice but to completely give in to Russia's demands, effectively depriving him of any free will of his own.
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"To avoid irreversible financial damage to its business and ease the hardship on other affected stakeholders, the company has no choice but to resort to legal action to obtain an equitable resolution to this controversy," it said.
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WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service has no choice but to honor congressional requests for President Trump's tax returns unless he invokes executive privilege to protect them, according to a draft legal memo written by agency staff members.
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So, Germany feels it has no choice but to cooperate with Erdogan -- at the very least on a transactional basis -- in order to maintain commercial interests, as well as stymie the flow of more migrants into Europe.
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China has no choice but to retaliate against the latest round of U.S. tariffs in order to safeguard its rights and interest in a free trade world, the country's Commerce Ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The ultra-conservative Nour Party believes it has no choice but to support Sisi if it wants to survive in a country where Islamists of other stripes are a political and military target for the army-backed authorities.
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The short-lived, but very public, spat with S.A.I.C. in January 2015 illustrated that Alibaba has no choice but to step up its efforts to root out fakes on its platforms: to help the government do its job.
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" But Michael D'Antonio suggested the bottom line was clear: "If you follow Robert Mueller's words," he wrote, "they lead to one conclusion: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has no choice but to begin the process of impeaching President Donald Trump.
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Kara Verlaney: Kara lost both of her remaining contestants this week, unfortunately, which means she has no choice but to pick up Raven, the only contestant who is still available and has not already been named ABC's next Bachelorette.
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Patrick's friend Allison, a trans woman and a combat veteran who told me proudly that her grandfather fought Nazis in World War II , also feels she has no choice but to continue the fight, no matter the personal cost.
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It takes a lot to move the court past estrangement into alienation, but once it's determined that one parent is alienating the kids, the court has no choice but to jump in and make pretty strong orders right away.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has no choice but to retaliate against the latest U.S. tariffs and hopes the United States would correct its behavior, the commerce ministry said on Tuesday in a statement, without specifying what actions it will take.
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The Republican presidential nominee told Fox Business host Stuart Varney that the U.S. has "no choice but to bomb" ISIS forces in Libya, adding that he would do whatever it takes to defeat the terrorist group if elected president.
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The new boss, José Antonio González, argues that the steep fall in the oil price is also a "golden opportunity": Pemex now has no choice but to reform if it is to thrive in the face of greater competition.
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Assuming the North Koreans are not, he might want to consider in sorrow — rather than anger — informing them, clearly but privately, that he has no choice but to continue the sanctions and encourage others to do so as well.
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Here's Roger Lanctot, an automotive technology analyst with Strategy Analytics: Nvidia has no choice but to take steps in the context of the fear, uncertainty and outrage likely to be stimulated by a robot car killing a human being.
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The I.R.S. has no choice but to honor congressional requests for President Trump's tax returns unless he invokes executive privilege to protect them, according to a draft legal memo written by agency staffers, Alan Rappeport of the NYT reports.
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Not the cheesy, cooked-up hope that comes with a lifetime guarantee of happiness, but the real kind of hope, the tiny sort that one has no choice but to cling to when everything else has been ripped away.
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But no matter how difficult the EU may be in respect of UK firms trying to do business there, Britain has no choice but to stick with open borders, said Simon Gleeson, a financial services lawyer at Clifford Chance.
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He framed it as a logical conclusion, suggesting that if the results are close, he has a right to impugn the results, and, he argued, Clinton is so corrupt that he has no choice but to maintain that right.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union has no choice but to defend itself and its industries after the United States said it would impose tariffs on EU steel and aluminium on Thursday, the centre-right leader in the European Parliament said.
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Top Trump officials, especially Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, continue to say the US wants tougher sanctions on North Korea so it has no choice but to negotiate an end its nuclear and missile programs.
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"China does not like trade wars, but being on the side of justice, China has no choice but to enter a war to end a war," Wang Hailou, a researcher at the Chinese commerce ministry's research center, wrote in the commentary.
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"China is unwilling to have a trade war, but the Chinese side has no choice but to strongly oppose this, due to the United States' myopic behaviour that will harm both parties," the commerce ministry said on its website on Friday.
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Lufthansa, led by CEO Carsten Spohr, insists that despite a record profit in 22019, it has no choice but to cut costs to compete with leaner rivals such as Ryanair on short-haul routes and Emirates on long-haul flights.
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"Now that we know that the Amazon coral overlaps the perimeter of Total's two blocks, the Brazilian government has no choice but to deny the license for the company to explore for oil in the region," Greenpeace said in a statement.
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Kavanaugh claims give vulnerable Democrats in the Senate cover to oppose him, China says it has no choice but to retaliate against new U.S. trade tariffs and North Korea's Kim Jong Un says "historic" summit with Trump stabilized regional security.
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"The time has come for the U.S. to take the lead to ensure that all nations work together to isolate the Kim regime until it has no choice but to change its dangerous, belligerent behavior," Crapo said in a statement.
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BEIJING, Sept 18 (Reuters) - China has no choice but to retaliate against the latest U.S. tariffs and hopes the United States would correct its behavior, the commerce ministry said on Tuesday in a statement, without specifying what actions it will take.
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Still, the hedge fund titan acknowledged that he has no choice but to manage his risk as the heated race in France continues between far-right candidate Marine Le Pen, mainstream conservative Francois Fillon and young pro-business centrist Emmanuel Macron.
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"China does not like trade wars, but being on the side of justice, China has no choice but to enter a war to end a war," Wang Hailou, a researcher at the Chinese commerce ministry's research center, wrote in the commentary.
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The US president's goal, it seems, is to put so much pressure on Tehran that it has no choice but to completely change its behavior — but he could end up leading the countries to the brink of war in the process.
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In the case of our show, we concretely draw the old beliefs in ghosts and spirits and all that old-country nonsense, until Chester realizes maybe he has no choice but to think that they might be right about that.
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When he vows to sever access to American financing for anyone doing business with Iran, the world has no choice but to listen since it is nearly impossible to conduct international business without involving an American bank, given the dollar's dominance.
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And when he excitedly tells her about his plans for how they'll work together (bear in mind he's a first-year teacher with no administrative experience to her years of it), she feels she has no choice but to be gracious.
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When Carmen (voiced by Gina Rodriguez) has her trusty crew Ivy (Abby Trott) and Zack (Michael Hawley) kidnapped by V.I.L.E., she has no choice but to do the league's bidding or see her friends mind-wiped and turned into evil operatives.
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And this last incident, the president's attempts to coerce the president of Ukraine to provide investigative help to damage a potential political opponent — Joe Biden — is so clear and brazen that Congress has no choice but to move for impeachment.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Catalonia's president has no choice but to suspend secession since it is unlikely anyone will recognize the Spanish region on the basis of a disputed referendum, a former British diplomat who has advised the Catalans and other secessionist movements said.
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"While we recognize that this is an extremely unfortunate outcome for our employees, our creditors and any victims, the board has no choice but to pursue the only viable option to maximize the company's remaining value: an orderly bankruptcy process," the board said.
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But since people are doing some pretty illegal things with bitcoin, such as buying and selling drugs or stolen credit card information, law enforcement has no choice but to deal with the technology on its own terms in order to prosecute wrongdoers.
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When an employee alienates a significant percentage of the company's workforce, the company has no choice but to sever ties, lest it be seen as forcing thousands of women in the company to simply put up with the idea that they're genetically inferior.
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Faced with crippling debts and the loss of douchey moneyman Judd Lumpkin's patronage after a wonderful rec hoops meltdown, Chris Samuels has no choice but to head into the ring, fighting jobbers inside the arena and meting out vigilante justice outside of it.
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What might be just as dangerous, however, is that he may now feel he has no choice but to take a much tougher line with Putin – and possibly other U.S. adversaries – in a way that might prove equally destabilizing, perhaps even catastrophically dangerous.
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The rage and heartbreak are never unclear: Putinism restricts common dignity to those with money and power, and even they serve at the pleasure of one man; the ordinary person has no choice but to humiliate himself or suffer privation, or worse.
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"Congress has no choice but to reassess whether Hong Kong is 'sufficiently autonomous' under 'one country, two systems' framework" if the government passes the bill, she said, referring to the arrangement that allows the Chinese city to function under its own laws.
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Some officials defend family separation as a totally justifiable action when parents have crossed the border illegally; others (including the president himself) claim the administration has no choice but to separate families because of some "law" that does not, in fact, exist.
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"Nvidia has no choice but to take steps in the context of the fear, uncertainty and outrage likely to be stimulated by a robot car killing a human being," Roger Lanctot, an automotive technology analyst with Strategy Analytics, wrote in a blog post bit.
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And while approval ratings and public perception around shutdowns are usually short-lived and will likely have little electoral effect, it's increasingly looking like Trump has no choice but to accept a bipartisan border security proposal that his most hardline allies see as pathetic.
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On the phone, Bret Healy, a Four Directions consultant, told the group gathered in the yellow house that he thinks the state has no choice but to accept the addresses: Since cities in North Dakota get to make their own system, tribes should too.
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Disney and ABC never sought the Jackson Estate's permission to use any of the material owned by the Estate in the broadcast," Weitzman's statement continued, adding: "The Estate has no choice but to vigorously protect its intellectual property, which is the lifeblood of its business.
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At an an all-hands meeting earlier today, he told gathered staffers that Evernote has no choice but to lay off 20183 people — roughly 15 percent of the company's workforce — and to focus its efforts instead around specific functions, including product development and engineering.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Germany has no choice but to begin the process of pulling its forces out of Incirlik air force base in Turkey as the Turkish government will not allow all German lawmakers to visit troops there, Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Monday.
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He has no choice but to live "quite a bit longer," he said, because there is "so much work left to do," including participating in a documentary and a book on the couple, as well as organizing their archives and writing the FotoFest book.
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Her mother says she has no choice but to drive when someone at her church asks for help, when her children call for rides home and when she is needed at a charity medical clinic where she volunteers as a doctor's assistant and translator.
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So the left wing of the Democratic Party and the Democratic Party as a whole has no choice but to resist this nominee regardless of his qualifications, regardless of his background because they feel like they&aposre nominee was stolen by Mitch McConnell two years ago.
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"While we recognize that this is an extremely unfortunate outcome for our employees, our creditors and any victims, the board has no choice but to pursue its only viable option to maximize the Company's remaining value: an orderly bankruptcy process," the company said in an emailed statement.
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The company must confront head-on any questions about the impact its deal would have on its competitors, for example, and make sure regulators and lawmakers understand that, with such rapid change in the tech sector, it has no choice but to pursue a deal like this.
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But he has told Mr. Trump that he has no choice but to work with Democrats — and has thus far talked Mr. Trump down from his threat to pull the United States out of Nafta, a risky move which could hurt the economies of all three countries.
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He followed the course the two commanders in chief before him did: keep military pressure on the Taliban, the hardline Islamist insurgents fighting the US and NATO allies for two decades, until it has no choice but to sign a peace deal with the Afghan government.
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Thor Pederson is more than halfway through an effort to set foot in every country in the world without ever flying, and that means he has no choice but to arrange for himself to be shipped from continent to continent like a pallet of discount office supplies.
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Put a different way, Trump's own words could make North Korea feel like it has no choice but to continue to defy Washington and pursue missiles capable of hitting the mainland US. The president could be making the situation more dangerous and difficult to resolve, not less so.
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"ICE has no choice but to continue to conduct at-large arrests in local neighborhoods and at worksites, which will inevitably result in additional collateral arrests, instead of focusing on arrests at jails and prisons where transfers are safer for ICE officers and the community," the agency said in a statement.
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"Because my job is physically demanding I will be medically obligated to go on maternity leave for anywhere from 1-163 months (between late pregnancy and early post-partum)," writes one mother, who has no choice but to take unpaid leave, in a GoFundMe campaign for her and her son, Finn.
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Given the difficulties of developing an independent military capability, Tokyo has no choice but to pursue a diplomatic solution with the help of other states — even though several multilateral efforts have failed in the past and bilateral relations between some of the main players today arguably are more fraught than ever.
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" TPM's Josh Marshall: "We've now reached an impasse, a critical juncture at which the House of Representatives, controlled by a party that still supports the rule of law, has no choice but to dramatically intensify its oversight efforts up to and including voting on articles of impeachment against the President.
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While many feared Kirby's plan would spark fare wars and dilute earnings, analyst Hunter Keay from Wolfe Research said the strategy was vintage Kirby, "Arguably, United has no choice but to either shrink drastically or to pursue this path, and Scott Kirby wasn't hired to shrink anything," Keay told clients.
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But if that combination of intimidation and technical wizardry had been a success, Mr. Kim would not have conducted the test on Tuesday, knowing that it would lead only to more sanctions, more military pressure and more covert activity — and perhaps persuade China that it has no choice but to intervene more decisively.
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"Because the government remains unwilling to disclose certain discovery related to the FBI's deployment of a 'Network Investigative Technique' ('NIT') as part of its investigation into the Playpen child pornography site, the government has no choice but to seek dismissal of the indictment," federal prosecutor Annette Hayes wrote in the court filing on Friday.
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Since he doesn't have a huge sum of money handy at the moment, given that his print shop and black market liquor business just went up in smoke, Jamie has no choice but to return to Silkie Island, the island off the coast where he went looking for Claire after escaping from Ardsmuir Prison.
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EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said the EU has "no choice" but to retaliate — with previously floated targets including Harley Davidson motorcycles and Kentucky bourbon — while Mexico has already announced it will hit "pork bellies, grapes, apples and flat steel," per the AP. The news also comes amid NAFTA negotiations with Canada and Mexico.
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"Given Uber's consistent failures to meet its discovery obligations in this case, and apparent misrepresentations to this Court, Waymo has no choice but to seek a continuance of the trial date to enable Waymo to take additional discovery on this new information that is indisputably relevant to Waymo's trade secret misappropriation claims," the filing continues.
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Dr. Nakauchi has disabled the master gene in rats for making a pancreas so that when mouse stem cells are injected into the early embryo of such a rat, the growing embryo has no choice but to construct its pancreas of pure mouse cells, instead of the usual mixture of rat and mouse cells.
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The company has no choice but to beef up its e-commerce features, not only because it's expected to make the transition into the public markets sometime in 2019 but because even larger players in the space, namely Facebook and Instagram, have begun integrating features that make it easier for their users to discover and consider purchases.
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"Faced with this heightened intimidation from the U.S., China has no choice but to fight back with targeted and direct measures aimed at persuading the U.S. to back off, since it appears that any concessions it makes will not appease the Trump administration, which wants to suck the lifeblood from the Chinese economy," the newspaper said.
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Obama needs to find his voice now in ways that, during his time in the Oval Office, he was too often reluctant to do, perhaps fearing the immense power of the bully pulpit But now there is a real bully in the pulpit, and Obama -- like the rest of us -- has no choice but to speak, and to act.
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Rachael Yong Yow, a public affairs officer for ICE, wrote in a statement that when cities do not comply with detainer requests, "ICE has no choice" but to conduct "at-large arrests in local neighborhoods and at work sites, which will inevitably result in additional collateral arrests" when ICE officers encounter unauthorized immigrants with no criminal histories.
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As I've written before, Trump may be trapped on a kind of treadmill, where he has already alienated so many voters satisfied with the economy that he has no choice but to center his efforts on maximizing turnout among his base, even though the tactics he employs to do that deepen his problems with the swing voters.
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For protection, she winds up married to a virginal farm boy named Jamie (Sam Heughan), a situation that is, for viewers, a delicious fantasy, like a time-travel hall pass: Claire has no choice but to go to bed with this brawny innocent who knows how to shoe a horse, a nice break from her mansplaining husband.
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"If the extradition bill moves forward and Hong Kong's autonomy and democratic institutions continue to erode due to interference from the Chinese government, the Congress has no choice but to reassess whether Hong Kong can receive preferential economic and trade benefits under U.S. law," Democratic Representative Jim McGovern, one of 13 co-sponsors of the proposed legislation, said in a statement.
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Washington has no choice but to deal with regimes like those in Tehran, which also has an abysmal human rights record, including nearly 700 executions in the first half of last year, or in Riyadh to combat the clear and present danger posed by Islamist terrorists or to search for solutions to massively destabilizing conflicts like the Syrian civil war.
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" Sorting out the country's finances is the "biggest challenge for a new government," agreed Hussain, the journalist, adding the first thing the new administration "will have to do is go to the IMF -- Khan has claimed that he won't go to the IMF -- but the situation will likely be that he has no choice but to acknowledge the international body.
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This season, Mina Nishimura, the luminous Japanese-born dancer and choreographer, has no choice but to do just that for her latest premiere, "Bladder Inn (and X, Y, Z, W)." The time crunch comes down to scheduling: In recent weeks, Ms. Nishimura has been busy as a performer, dancing in back-to-back works by Kota Yamazaki, her husband, and Dean Moss.
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If you're not familiar with the show (perhaps you were put off by the name), it's a classic fish-out-of-water sitcom in which the wealthy Rose family suddenly loses their fortune and home, and has no choice but to relocate to their only remaining asset: a rural town called Schitt's Creek, which the family purchased as a joke in 1991.
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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 says has no choice but to hit the campaign trail day in and day out if he wants to win the election.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said late last month in an interview with Fox News that the U.S. has "no choice" but to confront China on what the U.S. deems unfair and illegal trade practices.
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Trump also said that the U.S. has China's coronavirus "totally under control" here; that Apple must help authorities unlock iPhones in criminal cases; that "great geniuses" like Elon Musk should be "cherished;" that he's disappointed in Boeing over the 737 Max crisis; and that the EU has "no choice" but to agree a new trade deal with the U.S. Here's the transcript of the entire Trump interview.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said Monday that he is "not giving up" on getting funding for a wall along the southern border, saying that he has "no choice" but to continue the government shutdown over the wall.
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Faced with an anthem as powerful as "Purple Rain," one has no choice but to pump one's fist and get carried away with the emotion, but to name it the greatest single of the '280s, as Pitchfork has done, is either to earnestly proclaim the apocalypse imminent or to overstate the song's use value as kitsch — the latter a contrarian misreading, the former (among other things) too literal an assent by far.
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"I am not privileged in any way shape or form" -Corrine, a white woman from a first world country that runs a business and has a nanny This is the point in the villain arc where the contestants become convinced that the Bachelor has no choice but to send the villain home at the rose ceremony, which means it's also the point where the Bachelor doesn't do that and it makes everyone else question why they are there.
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As we learned last season, Euron has his eye on an alliance (and marriage) with Dany, but before he could impress her with his... "fleet," Theon and Yara got to her first — which leaves Euron with two courses of action: destroy his nephew and niece's ships so that Dany has no choice but to turn to him for naval assistance in her war with the Lannisters, or cut out the middleman and ally himself with Cersei instead.
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Pat ToomeyPatrick (Pat) Joseph ToomeyNSA improperly collected US phone records in October, new documents show Overnight Defense: Pick for South Korean envoy splits with Trump on nuclear threat | McCain blasts move to suspend Korean military exercises | White House defends Trump salute of North Korean general WH backpedals on Trump's 'due process' remark on guns MORE (R-Pa.) that the ongoing trade war with China could hamper the U.S. economy, arguing he has no choice but to continue.
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Pat ToomeyPatrick (Pat) Joseph ToomeyNSA improperly collected US phone records in October, new documents show Overnight Defense: Pick for South Korean envoy splits with Trump on nuclear threat | McCain blasts move to suspend Korean military exercises | White House defends Trump salute of North Korean general WH backpedals on Trump's 'due process' remark on guns MORE (Pa.) that the trade war could hurt the U.S. economy, claiming that he has no choice but to continue the tit-for-tat dispute.
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EU Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said the EU has "no choice" but to retaliate — with previously floated targets including Harley Davidson motorcycles and Kentucky bourbon — while Mexico has already announced it will hit "pork bellies, grapes, apples and flat steel," per the AP. Canada will impose its own tariffs against American steel, aluminum, and other products in the amount of $16.6 billion at rates of 25% and 10%, that will go into effect on July 1, remaining until the U.S. ends its own tariffs.
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"The time has come for the U.S. to take the lead to ensure that all nations work together to isolate the Kim regime until it has no choice but to change its dangerous, belligerent behavior," said Banking Committee Chairman Mike CrapoMichael (Mike) Dean CrapoA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Oversight Republicans demand answers on Capital One data breach On The Money: Fed cuts rates for first time since financial crisis | Trump rips Fed after chief casts doubt on future cuts | Stocks slide | Senate kicks budget vote amid scramble for GOP support MORE (R-Idaho) in a statement after the vote.
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