"May I implore you, implore you, to do the same thing at DHS that our own Internal Revenue Service is doing," Durbin said to the Homeland Security officials present.
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"I ask you — I implore you," Mr. Schiff said.
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They will implore you to help them, but you cannot.
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And I implore Republicans and the surrogates of Donald Trump.
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We implore you to continue making this one your focus.
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But now, we implore policymakers: do not do this again.
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I implore our elected officials to put patients over politics.
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He took to Twitter over the weekend to implore Gov.
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Friends, I implore you: do not listen to these things.
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So I implore you — do not buy it on Oct. 14.
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And for those who aren't interested, I implore you to try.
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Troopers implore Louisiana motorists to make safe decisions behind the wheel.
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So maybe can I implore you to try a boxer brief?
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And I think that's what I'd implore younger musicians to examine.
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To the FDA, I implore you to set a new precedent.
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" He said, "We continue to implore Israel to show greater restraint.
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" Macron's riposte – also unveiled Wednesday – was to implore, "[Come] Together, France!
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Consequently, England fans, we implore you – there must be a revolution.
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To my Senate colleagues, I implore you:Give America a fair trial.
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We implore you, our partners, friends, and supporters to join us.
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We implore all elected officials to speak their conscience with more conviction.
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The people in Star Wars implore one another to fulfill their destinies.
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We implore all staff to wield their tool/voice with extra care.
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Sessions went on to implore Moore to back out of the race.
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On behalf of the entire nation, we implore them to follow Sen.
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We implore Congress to put politics aside and approve emergency funding now.
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Campaigns implore people to donate, volunteer, or demand immediate action from Congress.
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"I implore you: do not use these kinds of apps," she wrote.
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"We implore health care professionals to heed these new warnings," he added.
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I implore you: Do not buy the Locked N' Loaded box set.
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If any of you are reading, I implore you to do so.
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I implore you to take an interest in these unwarranted huge price spikes.
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Across the site, signs implore workers to believe steel will make Pakistan stronger.
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This Halloween, I implore you to read this quietly haunting, utterly unappetizing comic.
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Therefore, I implore all of us to consider the example of these committees.
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I implore us to embrace and examine the discomfort of this historic time.
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"I implore my fellow Americans not to become hopeless or complacent," Schultz wrote.
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"Again, we implore you — tell your children and make sure they are aware."
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But I would like to implore producers to be clearer in their labeling.
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Often, these readers go on to implore me to do something about it.
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I implore the 115th Congress to expand the provisions of H.R. 218 now.
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I implore you to listen to the youth because I will not be silenced.
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I would implore anyone who feels like I did to at least consider this.
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For our tastebuds' sake Mr. Townsend, we implore you to research this topic further.
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If you haven't yet discovered MUNA, I implore you to rinse this record immediately.
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I implore all politicians to read this, feel my fear, and hopefully, take action.
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And please, we implore you, consider topics that go beyond, you know, our president.
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"I implore all of us to be part of that constructive dialogue," he said.
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"I implore each of our students to comply with this directive," Ms. Pollack wrote.
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"I implore my fellow senators to please return to this chamber," Mr. Courtney said.
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Experts especially implore homeowners to not use generators indoors when their power goes out.
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Third, implore President Trump to pay attention to human rights violations by the Ayatollahs.
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We implore you to come to Flint, less than an hour's drive north of Detroit.
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As soon as people hear I have it, they implore me to whip it out.
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So, dear Atlanta, I implore you to brave the cold and come see me tonight.
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But I implore you to take a moment to be angry about all this, too.
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But his core mission was to implore voters across the country to rally behind Mrs.
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Congress listened to us last year, and we implore them to listen to us again.
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As Valentine's Day approaches, comes, and passes, I implore you to give being single some credit.
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" Fans implore Jared to tell his joke, but Jared insists, "my jokes are all really offensive.
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To which he's not, and I implore you to do some more digging in your music.
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And it was Dickey who then prevailed on Reilly to implore Audiard to direct the adaptation.
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To the millions of Americans who may have a doubt, I implore you, ask your doctor.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is asking his followers implore Congress to resolve DACA recipients' immigration status.
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Have mercy on her, Obama,friend of the trans community:I implore you to Free Chelsea Manning.
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We implore Rhimes and her writers: Tell us what you think is too crazy to happen next.
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I would implore you to reconsider the possibility that liberal Americans are just as American as you.
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We implore states that do not have these protections to strengthen their domestic violence and firearms laws.
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I implore you to condemn this behavior within your organization and to create consequences for these actions.
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I implore the president to openly commit himself to combating violence against women by continuing VAWA grants.
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"I implore to your hearts, to goodness of your hearts, to your compassion, to help," she said.
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To your readers who do have a choice, I implore you to vaccinate and protect your children.
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But I implore the writers, directors, studios and financiers to put passion and money behind our stories.
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"I would implore you to do this for me, out of mercy for myself," Ms. Geimer said.
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The public criticisms aimed at the social network never implore the company to treat the president unfairly.
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Fox News reported Friday afternoon that Trump called Nielsen this week to implore her not to quit.
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He asked Trump to implore Modi to lift the siege, saying the crisis could get much worse.
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We implore the federal government to take swift action to expeditiously coordinate the implementation of these solutions.
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"I definitely implore people to forgo the three seconds of convenience to help neighborhood businesses," he said.
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"We implore Congress to take these danger signs seriously and to constrain his destructive impulses," they wrote.
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Have mercy on her, Obama, friend of the trans community: I implore you to Free Chelsea Manning.
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I would implore any viewer to spend more time with a piece than is normal for them.
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But in addition, it will now implore suppliers to provide it with more expensive goods for sale online.
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Instead, Twitter took this opportunity to ask, implore — beg the family to come back to the White House.
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Seth, Andy, Jorma, Akiva, we implore you: please incorporate a version of this cheese sandwich into the film.
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In summation, I implore filmmakers, sound editors, producers, anyone to stop adding unnecessary computer noises to our media.
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We implore Chairman Pai to listen to the interests of the public the Commission was tasked with protecting.
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Several times, I saw him and his wife implore clients to let them take work off their hands.
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In examining these results we need to shine a lens inward and implore our legislators to take action.
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The Shootlr app will implore you to take a selfie when one of your friends ask for one.
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More than 48 hours remain until Monday when UTLA plans to strike, and we implore UTLA to reconsider.
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We must implore members of the press to stop musing about whether or not the President is racist.
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Senior lawmakers have used private meetings to implore the president and their colleagues to stay focused on taxes.
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"Mitt Romney, Republican senator and ex-presidential candidate, said: "I implore our British allies to reverse their decision.
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Instead of embarking on that fruitless endeavor, I implore you, my fellow citizens, to vote "No" on Prop.
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Peggy BrooksMontclair, N.J. To the Editor: I implore Democrats seeking the presidency to heed Thomas L. Friedman's advice.
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"We implore you to allow our volunteer physicians to hold our requested influenza vaccination clinic," the doctors wrote.
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I couldn't understand why Celtics players appeared on the Garden's giant video screen to implore me to cheer.
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Mr. Mnuchin visited Republican senators on Tuesday before the vote to implore them to support the sanctions relief.
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"This is a classic example of why we implore members of the public not to feed bears," he said.
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As a Texan, I implore you to consider this advice: Stay away from the Texas Gulf Coast on Tuesday.
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Every summer, the Teen Choice Awards implore the under-20 set to pick their favorite everything from the year.
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"People often contact me with an extensive list of grievances and implore me to do their hometown," Hurley says.
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We prefer the latter—on principle—and implore all principled conservatives (explicitly including the NeverTrumps) to do the same.
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We implore the government to act responsibly and we will continue to make our voices heard until they act.
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Mr. President, the American people implore you to see reason and put aside your preconceived notions and political bias.
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In honor of Veterans Day, I implore you to reach out to a solider or veteran in your life.
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I implore Donald Trump to restore a sense of unity to our polarized and vitriolic political and social realms.
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I implore national and state policy makers who don't see the importance of protecting these students to visit them.
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Nintendo, I implore you, don't fuck with our hearts and actually do a mini SNES the right way.[Eurogamer]
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I implore President Trump to work with the Democrats to find bipartisan solutions that will move the country forward.
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We are better than this and I implore my Republican colleagues to stand up and do the right thing.
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Readers, I implore you: We're all terrified of World War III, so let's not start it with our sisters.
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"I implore everybody today to help us bring the assailants who are responsible for this to justice," she said.
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He did, however, implore executives to show the same confidence in their industry that Simon showed about shopping malls.
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"I would implore [Trump] to please listen to the women in this country," said Curtis, founder of Curtis Financial Planning.
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He used his speech to implore MPs to declare a "homelessness emergency", as they did with climate change this month.
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I implore Attorney General Kane to do what is right: put the commonwealth's residents first and step down from office.
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Davidson, I implore you, please just get some ice cream and rom-coms and grieve away from the vlogging camera.
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Unlike other electric toothbrushes that simply implore you to brush your teeth, the Oral-B Genius wants to watch you.
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I implore the Trump administration not to believe in fiscally responsible magic and enact a plan of gutting VAWA grants.
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I implore congress to increase funding of programs recommended by the American Academy of Dermatology and The Skin Cancer Foundation.
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I implore you to pick up a pair of wireless headphones or a nice dongle: It's time to let go.
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If you haven't yet watched Halt and Catch Fire—and sadly, most people haven't—I'd implore you to do so.
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Pope Francis visited the capital at the end of last year to implore Christians and Muslims to end the violence.
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Radio ads across the country implore average citizens to donate even 2100 rupees (less than 10 cents) over the phone.
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While the elderly implore police officers to put down their pistols and batons, professionals are making donations to the movement.
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Often they implore him to do something about it — apparently beyond the impression of acoustics he gives in every review.
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You do not have to respond to messages immediately, so I implore you to put your own mental health first.
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We implore you to engage in acts of resistance and support, by all available means, the most vulnerable among us.
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I implore you to seek out -- or to help others find -- the assistance that is so readily available to us all.
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I implore and encourage everybody else, who can change and make a change for this, to please donate and help out.
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But I would implore Sunny to use college as a time for exploration, not just in academics, but in food, too.
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"Pure and undefiled" religion, the Scriptures implore Christ's followers, is "to visit orphans and widows in their affliction" (James 1:27).
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"This is a classic example of why we implore members of the public not to feed bears," Licence told KOIN-TV.
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President, I implore you, the country implores you, you have chosen two superb people to guide you, in [Defense Secretary] Gen.
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"I implore for the world concord among all peoples" he said, decrying blood "shed in the wars tearing our world apart".
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Elizabeth Coté Cunanan's longtime friend and former benefactor did, in fact, go on TV to implore him to turn himself in.
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Sure, you could just hit up one of your regular haunts, but this Halloween I implore you to try something different.
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He did implore that freedom ring from the "heightening Alleghenies of Pennsylvania" to "every hill and molehill of Mississippi," after all.
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"I implore the whole community not to burn land," local government head Supian Hadi said, according to state news agency Antara.
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As physicians, we implore policymakers to pass legislation that will help teach addiction medicine, grow the work force and save lives.
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To control the problem of human feces, they implore climbers to collect everything in bags and dispose it all after descent.
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Days after that, Mr. Feuerman had made his way to the State Capitol to implore lawmakers to tighten Florida's gun laws.
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And to all Americans, I ask you, I implore you, do not let this week precipitate a new normal in this country.
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So the next time you go for a stroll, I implore you: Put the phone down, pick your head up, and walk.
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Last week, she used her Twitter account to implore Trump to meet with her and her sister about transgender issues and rights.
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Before you collapse in a heap under your desk, we implore you to take three minutes to watch Paramore's "Hard Times" video.
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Billy's health complications prompted him to implore politicians to not allow cuts to health care or punish citizens with pre-existing conditions.
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" The video goes on to implore electors to cast their ballots not for Clinton, but for anyone they feel is "especially competent.
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I would implore young blacks to ask the kinds of question I pose, then decide which world they would rather live in.
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Changing channels ... One by one, they chide and jest, smirk and implore: This election is the most important one of our lifetime.
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As a millennial who spent a significant amount of wandering the world without a permanent address, I implore you: Don't do this.
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Some hospital executives have started speaking out to implore people not to steal from their facilities, no matter how anxious thy feel.
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"This is a situation that impacts everyone in every age group and I implore people to take this seriously," she told CNN.
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Alabama: President Trump traveled to Alabama on Friday to implore Republicans there to vote for incumbent Senator Luther Strange in Tuesday's primary.
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Just the opposite is happening and Iran will not get down on its knees and implore the U.S. for a better deal.
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I will be joining these protestors to express a shared discontent with the status quo and implore Congress to do its job.
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But these findings implore us to think a bit more deeply on this question: Where is the line between life and death?
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You're probably expecting that this is the part of the piece where I implore you, dear reader, to not fall for this scam.
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We also implore media professionals to make a more concerted effort to not amplify party feuds and follies just for views and clicks.
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Indefatigably positive, and replete with synthesizers and disco beats, the musical duo implore the listener, and their country, to get up and go.
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This first happened in Bad Batch, a movie that you definitely haven't heard of, but whose trailer I implore you to check out.
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Thanks to the Jennings, Pastor Tim is heading to Argentina, to stand on balconies and implore the people not to cry for him.
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Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland wrote to opposition leaders over the weekend to implore them to put politics aside and support the deal.
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Later she returned to her campaign headquarters in Lexington to thank her staff and implore them to make a final push for votes.
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If you're planning on spending the winter in that $100 IKEA mattress you bought five years ago, we implore you to think again.
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Mando and Cara implore the villagers to move away, but they have roots stretching back generations and they won't go without a fight.
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"I implore you, do not let these monuments be destroyed, because if you destroy the past you will destroy the future," he declared.
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Deporting me may be within the authority of the law, but I implore Mr. Trump and his supporters to look past my mistakes.
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"I am writing to respectfully yet fervently implore you not to sentence Roger Stone to prison," wrote Credico in his letter to Jackson.
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We implore you to be kind to each other, to believe survivors, to stand up for survivors, to encourage, support and sympathize with them.
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The protesters were there to implore Capital Pride to ditch its corporate sponsors and focus on issues affecting queer and trans people of color.
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I would implore all people who got wounds from walking through the water in the Houston area to wash them with soap and water.
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And to others, I implore you, speak the names of those who were lost, rather than the name of the man who took them.
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If you are one of the "not sure," we implore you to use that power for good and for the good of pineapple pizza.
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Sir, I implore you, please, do not shame yourself further by indulging in that most vile of deflections, the "Hey but we won" fallacy.
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"We implore you to urgently consider significant investment to prevent further ecological catastrophe -- whether through your personal investments or your philanthropy," the letter said.
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"Speaking of inspiration, he added: "Young people, old people, I implore you, pursue your passions, chase your dreams, just be kind to one another.
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" Stone's attorney Grant Smith told The Hill in an email that Stone didn't "do anything other than implore Mr. Credico to tell the truth.
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That is why I implore Americans considering voting for a man who claims that only he can make the country great to think again.
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Christy proves to be a determined mother, flying with Anna from their Texas home to implore a specialist in Boston to treat the girl.
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"We implore the Iraqi government to take charge of this humanitarian disaster unfolding on our watch," the aid group's country director Nasr Muflahi said.
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" "I am calling on President Macron to intercede on my husband's behalf with Prime Minister Abe and implore him to do the right thing.
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I implore my friends to stand up for themselves, to tell their boyfriends what they believe is — and is not — acceptable in a relationship.
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A steep, narrow nine-mile road has hairpin turns so blind that signs repeatedly implore you to blow your horn to warn approaching drivers.
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I implore them to consider the humanity of their actions and to take a step back and understand everything that the safety net catches.
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We also implore the incoming US administration to take stock of the health burdens of air pollution as they consider energy and environmental policies.
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Though I'd imagine most people (including me, just a few days ago) would skip over this guy on the rack, I implore you to reconsider.
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The Carrying, Pain Woman Takes Your Keys, and A Certain Loneliness implore us to throw out age-old myths about pain, chronic illness, and disability.
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Fearing for their Yelp reviews, the hostesses with the mostesses call a meeting of all the ghosts and implore them to lay off the homicide.
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Indeed, on Wednesdays in this space, we often eschew recipes and implore you to cook without them, using instinct alone, improvisationally, off a narrative prompt.
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And while that may be true, I implore you, when you do take a moment of reprieve from your streaming marathon, take stock in reality.
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Though U.N. officials implore us not to let dastardly politics get in the way of responding to dire needs, I fear the opposite may occur.
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I implore whoever the new Administrator is to take a good look at the agency and implement these and other changes that are dearly needed.
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However, I implore Congress and the American people to take a serious look at the grassroots opportunities that will strengthen our country and its bonds.
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He was, however, previously criticized as using his platform to promote the book, tweeting on November 4 to implore his followers to order the book.
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They implore fans to show support by sending virtual gifts, which translate into payments for the stars and help determine rankings on live-streaming sites.
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"We implore our state leaders and specifically the Florida legislature to demonstrate the ability to take action," Petty said, urging Floridians to contact their representatives.
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After days of arguments, opening statements and video clips, Schiff summed it up this way: "I implore you — give America a fair trial," he said.
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We implore him to address the most critical component of that infrastructure: The significant shortage of skilled cyber professionals who defend us from these attacks.
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If you do have a subscription on paid websites, you can share the critical news on social media, and implore media to open their coverage.
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Democrats are using the wins to implore vulnerable Republicans to join them in pressuring GOP leaders to begin negotiations in earnest on a Dreamer deal.
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Uber will continue to do our part and we implore the President of the United States to not work against us, but rather join us.
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They just sit, quietly, a few pulling out phones and snapping photos as he seems to beg them, implore them, to help him drive this bus.
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And finally, please, we implore you...read the M-W definition for the wave: And let us know if you find a funnier piece of writing.
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I strongly implore people currently wearing their safety pins to do more, if they aren't already — donate more, make more calls, attend more organizing meetings, something.
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So, if it was said, I would implore her to ask for forgiveness, and those who were hurt by that comment to equally give the forgiveness.
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I implore President Trump to continue to push for full comprehensive immigration reform that reflects everything our nation has fought so hard to earn and protect.
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In the dim hours of the night, he used Twitter to implore the U.S. to veto the draft resolution being considered by the U.N. Security Council.
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Her friends implore her to, once again, delve into her dark past to figure out who or what gave her her powers, and for what reason.
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And this isn't a case of a celeb just giving lip service -- Jason signed a petition and continues to implore his fans to get on board.
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The clip, seen above, stars Stiller as Globo Gym chief White Goodman, who's back to implore viewers to team up with him in Omaze's new contest.
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I implore this administration to focus on real public safety threats, like the opioid crisis, instead of unnecessarily threatening our residents and mayors across the country.
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We implore lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to take advantage of this rare bipartisan opportunity and work to create an emergency fund without delay.
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But promoters, I implore of you, please, please, please just put them into one easy-to-copy-and-paste press release like the good Lord intended.
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When teaching blocking, coaches implore players to get their hands inside the other man's shoulder pads, which is difficult when neither player is wearing shoulder pads.
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I implore Mr. Trump to act in a way that fosters pride in the political system of our country, especially for the sake of my generation.
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He did implore his young audience to be thoughtful and civil, a clear swipe at Donald J. Trump, the front-runner for his party's presidential nomination.
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"We're doing everything within our power to respond to this crisis and we need everyone, I implore everyone to do their part," he told reporters Friday.
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"I do want to implore the general public to please think before doing stuff like this, you are hurting your family, your community and your city."
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Red-white-and-green Kurdish flags snap in the wind beside posters and banners that implore Kurds – in four languages – to vote "yes" to pursue independence.
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In an extraordinary move, Comey had also visited the Attorney General to "implore" him to never again leave him alone in a room with the President.
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"We implore you to seize this moment when your leadership and influence over Republicans in Congress on the issue of guns is so critical," they wrote.
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"Our members implore the government to move forward in developing an environment that encourages fair and market-based innovation," chamber chairman James Zimmerman said in the paper.
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"I implore congress and the current administration to do all in their power to reunite these families," said Bishop David Graves of the Alabama-West Florida Conference.
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Many of the thousands of reactions blasted Boutin for getting the bronze medal, but plenty more tried to implore people to recognize the Olympic spirit of unity.
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If you have lived in fear of wearing leggings as pants, I implore you to reject this fashion gaslighting and accept what you know to be true.
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I implore him to identify someone with authentic public health training and qualifications — as outlined in ACPM's letter to the Secretary — to serve in this critical role.
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Before we continue together on our Kylie journey, I would implore you to listen to her new single, "Dancing," below: Fucking hell that was good wasn't it?
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"At this time, I implore President Trump and first lady Melania Trump to help shed light on Jamal's disappearance," Cengiz, wrote in a Washington Post column Wednesday.
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" He said North would implore him to "fire the Brewer firm, fire the Brewer firm," and he would reply: "I'm not going to fire the Brewer firm.
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"This is a devastating blow to our ongoing work to save species from cruel exploitation and extinction, and we implore the Chinese government to reconsider," Ho said.
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" It all appeared to be too much for Minaj, who took to Twitter to implore her fans to "focus on positive things only from here on out.
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"I implore the people in the UK to stand up beside me, to help me fight this fight, to not accept this as being ok," she said.
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"We implore you to seize this moment when your leadership and influence over Republicans in Congress on the issue of guns is so critical," their letter reads.
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Wireless connections in Smash are so poor and laggy that several threads on /r/smashbros detail the benefits of the wired connection and implore players to buy one.
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"We implore you not to discard this rising star over a 13 month old video that we all know does not reflect his true views," the lawyer wrote.
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"We implore the EU, its member states, and the United States to reconsider their position on such a return to ethnification of polities and frontiers," the letter said.
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"As a matter of simple human decency we implore the county not to prematurely take Lexi from her home," Rusty Page says, as news cameras gather around him.
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I implore you to seriously consider French President Emanuel Macron's proposal to negotiate a follow-on agreement that leaves the current deal in place, while addressing key flaws.
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And as a mother, I implore all citizens to see beyond partisan lines and understand the simplicity of this issue: we cannot tolerate the abuse of innocent children.
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Residente, whose name is René Juan Pérez Joglar, is also one of the first artists to implore the people of Puerto Rico to march in protest of Rosselló.
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It is therefore with my strongest voice that, on behalf of pediatricians and the larger medical community, I implore legislators to vote yes on both A2371 and A6564.
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So if you haven't seen this episode yet, I implore you to drop whatever it is you're about to do — especially if it's checking Twitter — and fix that.
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The aftercare instructions implore me to not touch my eyebrows, get them wet, sweat and try and avoid my usual sleeping posture which is sleeping on my front.
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At times she shifts skillfully from first- to second-person narration as if to implore the reader to understand that there is no protection, nor order, nor safety.
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As leaders of the 54 member New Democrat Coalition, a group with a track record of seeking bipartisan cooperation, we implore you to begin focusing on these issues.
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While Swift tried to do what she could to implore voters to swing towards Blackburn's competing candidate, Phil Bredesen, before midterms in 2018, Blackburn ultimately won the vote.
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In an exclusive television interview with CNN, Gates said he wanted to speak out to implore Nigerian politicians to focus on human capital and its large youth population.
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I implore those who need help to ask for it and for everyone to speak and act with kindness as we move through this difficult time and beyond.
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You can reach out to the developer and implore them to update it, but that's probably not going to happen—they've had over three years to do it already.
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So for that, we salute Mr. West for his impeccable taste, and implore all of you to tip your cap to Kanye and give the song a listen today.
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WHEN politicians feel they must summon industry bosses and implore them to treat customers better, it is a sure sign that the market is not working as it should.
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If the words 'fanny pack' are still triggering, we implore you to shop the styles ahead to help understand just why this bag deserves another moment in the spotlight.
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I will not call for someone to be fired because he disagrees with me on a social issue -- and I implore you to join me in taking that position.
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Mitt Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential candidate, is scheduled to give a speech Thursday that will take direct aim at Trump and implore voters to coalesce around a rival.
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All I was doing was necessary to save lives, to reduce crowd sizes, to implore people to not act violently, and to be prepare for violence when it came.
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That's why we implore lawmakers to lift the ban on federal Pell Grants for all students behind bars, regardless of the type of offense that brought them to prison.
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I implore President Trump to engage in evidence-based best practices and to heed the call for help from those of us on the front lines of the epidemic.
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And that is what is really frightening about this — all we can do is implore the agencies that have the mandate to protect them to actually do their job.
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Below, we implore you to test your '90s beauty knowledge, because we're bringing back everything from Bath & Body Works Art Stuff to Hard Candy favorites in our latest quiz.
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Hundreds of New York residents came together last night to talk about the challenges facing the city's nightlife and to implore officials to overturn the arcane laws throttling it.
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"We implore the administration to take this very real and imminent threat to our elections and our democracy more seriously," said a statement from Schumer and other Democratic leaders.
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In more recent months, Mr. Ahmed has been able to do little except implore the warring sides to ease the plight of civilians, entreaties that have been largely ignored.
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While I recognize how disturbing that might seem upon first reading, I implore you to consider my perspective and understand the helplessness I have always felt towards this circumstance.
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Perhaps most immediately a joint call for action might implore Saudi Arabia and Iran to resist a deadly retaliatory cycle that would drag the Middle East closer to war.
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For all the people who want to help Puerto Rico, do one thing right away: Call your respective member of Congress and implore him or her to support Sen.
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She sent an email to Silliman students using her residential college's imprimatur to implore them to disregard a Yale College dean's office email urging thoughtfulness when they chose Halloween costumes.
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As such, we feel compelled to speak as one unified front, and implore you, the 45th president of the United States, to make addiction a top priority in your administration.
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At 202, each time Aldo brought the crowd to its feet with a showing of his tremendous speed and timing, Holloway would implore him to do it again almost immediately.
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We implore him to continue to uphold his rigorous standards while reviewing bed sheets on our platform and to not rest until every bed sheet is sufficiently reviewed and rated.
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When politicians and pundits implore voters not to put their faith in candidates with more expansive visions, they frequently say they do so for the sake of the voters themselves.
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"I implore you all to refrain from speculating and making uncorroborated theories in relation to the plane crash before any official statements are made," he said according to a translation.
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We implore the public not to allow their senses to be dulled and to reject the idea that the torture and killing of children is an inevitable fact of life.
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I'D IMPLORE, HOWEVER, THE REGULATORS IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY TO DEAL WITH THE CRAZY INSTRUMENTS THAT HAVE BEEN CREATED THAT ARE DESTROYING THE BEST CAPITAL MARKET IN THE WORLD.
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These hard-fought successes have made our communities proud, bringing the perspectives of a diverse nation to the country, and we implore Hollywood to increase opportunities for all creatives of color.
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The experts at Canada Goose implore that that the coat hangs with plenty of breathing space or place it at the top of your storage bin to avoid squashing the feathers.
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If you're not sold about the remix, I implore you to watch the music video, which features tons of bikini-clad booties romping around both a beach and a roller rink.
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"Over the past 24 hours, hundreds of thousands of concerned subscribers have reached out to implore DISH to negotiate reasonable terms with Viacom for continued carriage of our networks," Viacom said.
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Parents visiting Manhattan with their families, I implore you: Before arrival, formulate a plan of action in case you and the kids accidentally lose one another amid the dizzying urban whirl.
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"We implore you to seize this moment when your leadership and influence over Republicans in Congress on the issue of guns is so critical," the two Democrats wrote in the letter.
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"We implore President Trump to hold these ISIS fighters accountable for their barbaric human rights crimes against our citizens and protect our country against the spread of terror, should they escape."
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"For the sake of our country, and for the future trajectory of this body, I implore my colleagues to take a hard look at the course of this investigation," said Rep.
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And I implore Congress to consider that a devastating diagnosis like ALS is enough alone for anyone to endure and that worrying about not receiving quality respiratory support is simply unnecessary.
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"The MH370 next of kin implore the government of Malaysia to use this opportunity to urgently consult and reconsider the decision to suspend the search for MH370," Voice370 said in a statement.
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If you've never used Memories, I implore you to do so, because it always chokes me up a little to see the people and places I chose to archive in my phone.
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If the United States is truly committed to drug-free competition, it should sign on to this zero-tolerance policy on its own and implore WADA and IOC to adopt it worldwide.
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Haywood's discipline has been tested by a cross-country move, a power outage, and a broken computer that forced him to implore a local design studio to let him borrow their tools.
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If you're trying to create a useful product out of plastic garbage or spent kicks purity is key — that's why your local recycling bins implore you to rinse and separate out plastic.
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I implore legislators eager to eliminate Dodd-Frank and possibly wreak havoc on the American economy to remember that improving the standard of living of all its residents is their real job.
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As Congress and the administration take this "time out" we implore them to step back from brinksmanship and not hold the federal workforce in the crosshairs of longstanding philosophical and policy disagreements.
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I implore any person who believes they may have been exposed to COVID-85033 to consult a physician and do the right thing for the greater good of their community and country.
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In the finale, to the tune of Gloria Gaynor's "I will survive", Europeans implore Britons to finally make up their minds and stop thinking they can bring the EU to its knees.
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This film follows the group as they knock on doors, lead protests and implore politicians to prioritize family reunification for Dreamers, or immigrants who grew up in the country without legal status.
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Looking ahead with a renewed sense of optimism means we must continue to encourage, and when necessary, implore Congress to act swiftly to ensure Medicare's solvency, efficiency and service to every beneficiary.
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Mr. López Obrador also plans to spend Tuesday and Thursday visiting several of these communities to talk about the new development program and implore residents to collaborate in his fight against corruption.
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I take in the wide drive, suitable for showcasing high-end cars, as other guests implore their plus ones to take the perfect shot of them by the pool for the 'gram.
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But though Still's letters to male critics were petulant and delusional, at least he used his words, as kindergarten teachers implore angry kids to do, instead of bullying them with rubber underpants.
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Now, I see Black and brown trans bodies fighting in the streets for our lives and I implore our allies to join us because this is not a fight we can win alone.
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RELATED: Why I'm voting for Trump "I implore people to really inform yourself about who the candidates are, inform yourself of what their positions are," he said, pointing viewers to his campaign website.
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Therefore, I implore you, Mr. President and members of the administration, to do what Congress appears unable to do; stop federal lending regulators from threatening private flood insurance and unleash the private market.
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Grassley said in the letter that committee leaders have done everything they can to contact Christine Blasey Ford and implore her to testify in a hearing on Monday about her allegations against Kavanaugh.
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"I implore you to review any safety or incident reports that have been filed and hold necessary hearings to help improve the working conditions of your members because right now they are inhumane."
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Greta Gerwig, I am speaking to you directly now: if there's no spit in Jo and Laurie's first kiss, I implore you to go back to the editing room and CGI it in.
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To all those worried about the citizenship question and angered by the latest evidence of misconduct designed to skew the count — we share your outrage, but implore you: Don't get mad, get counted.
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The pitch of a short, cutesy pixel-art metroidvania isn't going to turn anyone's head immediately, but I implore you to try this game if you have any warm feelings for the format.
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Recently, for example, she has puzzled over the trend for people on Twitter to implore celebrities to kill them, and riffed on the internet's hysterical response to stories involving the phrase "my wife".
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They push companies to cut costs by laying off workers and selling assets, and they implore them to use company coffers by buying back stocks to elevate price, which amounts to insider trading.
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It's for this same reason that I would implore Bellator's matchmaking team not to match Sonnen with relevant light heavyweight talent like Linton Vassell, Liam McGeary or, god forbid, reigning champ Phil Davis.
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" The tough-talking Lieberman went on to implore France's jews to leave the country: "If you want to stay Jewish and keep your children and grandchildren Jewish, leave France and move to Israel.
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In their most famous video, "Delete Your Facebook," the pair implore viewers to delete their social media accounts while riffing about how Titanic blew out his ear drum and joking about shooting up heroin.
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Bro has taken up her daughter's activism in the ensuing year, appearing at notable events like the 2017 Video Music Awards to implore viewers to "make Heather's death count" in the fight against racism.
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Because these hacks hurt, I'd implore you to read this entire guide before attempting any of the steps so you know what you're getting yourself into, and if you, in fact, desire the results.
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" Funny enough, the video's most cathartic sequence comes when the lyrics seem the most destitute: "What if I don't make it home," Elion and Mitchell implore, "You're not there and the light's not on.
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Glass' vocals are a frantic cry, and a refusal to be downtrodden: "Honestly, you're never the victim" her lyrics implore, offering a balm for her own wounds, but also for those of others too.
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Which delights Emelianenko's lawyer, Kakhaben Dolbadze, who went on Facebook this week to implore MMA's most notorious little brother to return to the ring and to use his powers for good rather than evil.
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The Charter proposes the government create an independent office to provide backup to consular officials during these situations and implore the government to give equal attention to Canadians who hold dual or multiple citizenships.
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I implore you to carefully weigh every decision you've made in your life and determine where you went so wrong that you were not present on the magical set of A Wrinkle In Time.
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And, lastly, I implore Mr. Trump to keep the promise that he made to the American public at the G.O.P. convention in July to be a compassionate head of state for all citizens. Godspeed!
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The most notable attendee this year was President Obama, who used his Keynote Conversation on the first day to implore attendees to apply their expertise to solving the most complex challenges facing our society.
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"What I would implore the President to do is to get those books for himself and to read them and then he can begin to understand who Martin Luther King Jr. was," King said.
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We implore students, their parents, teachers, school administrators, religious leaders, corporate executives and elected officials across the country to join any march, no matter where they are, and fight to make our schools safe.
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Mr. Welch said he had reached out to the campaign last month to implore Mr. Sanders to ease up on that rhetoric, which Mr. Welch believed sounded exclusionary to ordinary people backing other candidates.
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"I would implore you to do this for me, out of mercy for myself," Samantha Geimer, now 54, told Judge Scott M. Gordon of Los Angeles County Superior Court, according to Agence France-Presse.
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If you consider yourself an ALLY and live in a state with a Republican Senator I IMPLORE you to call, email, and mail their office and ask them to VOTE on the Equality Act.
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And while I do implore you to read the whole of these two briefs, I actually recommend a section from the defense titled, the July 25 call transcript shows the president did nothing wrong.
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"I would implore you to consider taking action to finally put this issue to close as an act of mercy to myself and my family," Geimer told Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Scott Gordon.
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I implore our intelligence and security services to work together for the common good, and for our government to seek avenues of repudiation so egregious they make prospective hackers recoil from future criminal activities.
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But Wu said that the Democrats could do more to support campaign cybersecurity, and that she was speaking out to implore others who are running for Congress to do more to bolster their campaign's cybersecurity.
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After beating Brown at UFC 198, Maia used his post-victory mic time to implore the "jiu-jitsu community" to rally behind him and advocate for his status as a contender—apparently to no avail.
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The committee's fund-raising officials now quietly acknowledge that Mr. Trump is a thoroughly compromised candidate, party donors said, but implore potential contributors to give anyway, stressing graver concerns like control of the Supreme Court.
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He and his men were assigned to fill in the outer defensive line at the Pentagon, directly confronting the army of civilians who had come to Washington to implore the government to end the war.
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"I implore upon the Muslim ummah (community) to always remain vigilant upon the spread of Shee'ah deviant teachings in this nation," the department said, according to a copy of the sermon posted on its website.
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That is why the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is urging all Catholics and others of good will to phone their senators and House members today and implore them to pass the Dream Act.
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I implore my fellow Americans — Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians, Green Party, and Independents — to become informed citizens, to read history with critical and appreciative minds, and to be prepared to fight any attempts to undermine our democracy.
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If you think Waluigi's color scheme is just purple, then I implore you to look closer at his feet, where you'll see that he's wearing what appears to be a pointy pair of orange elf boots.
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Most responsible journalists would not implore an authoritarian country's spies to send them secrets for the purpose of disrupting a democratic election; nor would they fail to inform readers about the dubious provenance of the information.
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"If you are reviewing all agency activities, we implore you to give all due consideration in review of officer-involved shootings, deaths in custody, and reports of police brutality or excessive force," the Louisiana Democrat wrote.
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In a statement posted to Twitter, the Canadian Council of Imams said that they were "grieved and shocked" at the "senseless killings of worshippers," and they implore the Canadian authorities to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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For those that need long term housing programs, I implore you to look into Housing First programs because they have proven that if someone has stable permanent housing then they reduce the cost burden on taxpayers.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Deborah Parker, former vice chairwoman of the Tulalip Tribes of Washington State, spoke in 2012 to implore Congress to address this issue, and shared the story of her first assault.
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We need to implore our fellow citizens to think for themselves and recognize that we will never meet our potential as a country if our mode of conveyance is a Republican elephant or a Democratic donkey.
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In response, Rullán and a group of friends decided to start ConPRmetidos in 2012 to implore Puerto Ricans to stay on the island, or, if they are already overseas, to connect and invest in local businesses.
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We, the undersigned, implore you to commence negotiations to reduce the dangers of a nuclear war, by mistake or malice, and immediately commit your respective governments to the realizable objective of a nuclear weapons-free world.
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But there's a growing sense in the community of being let down, especially as Venezuelan-Americans implore Trump to approve TPS for as many as 21,213.5 of their countrymen, many of whom are fleeing to Florida.
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WASHINGTON — Lawyers for House Democrats appeared in court Thursday to implore a judge to enforce a subpoena for testimony about "key events" relevant to Democrats' impeachment investigation — but not the ones that might immediately come to mind.
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"Trump has sought to advance his campaign's goal of 'voter suppression' by using the loudest microphone in the nation to implore his supporters to engage in unlawful intimidation," the Ohio Democratic Party wrote in a legal filing.
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Bjork's "I dare you to take me on" invocation on "5 Years" is conveyed in its full rasping frustration, and it might as well be the headphones themselves that implore the listener to try and handle them.
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If Wildflower didn't pique your interest on the first listen, I implore you to give it another shot, you might find more beyond the surface of an album that took a pretty long time to put together.
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And yet suddenly, at the most critical juncture of the race, none of the rivals, who one week ago were happy to call Trump a con man, were willing to implore GOP primary voters to reject him.
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For those ignoring veteran infectious disease experts who implore the public to social distance as the virus continues spreading, it's important to know that even young people can become severely ill — though older demographics are more vulnerable.
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Washington (CNN)With the Senate on the verge of an impeachment vote expected to keep him in office, President Donald Trump used a theatrical State of the Union address Tuesday to implore Americans to do the same.
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I use this space to implore you to click on their delicious titles and to thrill to their beautiful photographs, and I believe your life will be better if you follow their instructions and make them real.
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"I implore the people in the U.K. to stand up beside me, to help me fight this fight, to not accept this as being okay," Giuffre, formerly known as Virginia Roberts, told the BBC's Panorama on Monday.
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" But Comey testified that during a private meeting with Sessions about another matter — "the president's concerns about leaks" — he took the opportunity "to implore the attorney general to prevent any future direct communication between the president and me.
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In this, the pumpkin spiciest season, I implore you to forgo English muffins, Buffalo Wild Wings, and even lattes—because there's a better way to consume cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves under the guise of the orange gourd.
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To those of you who would make secret deals and meetings about our campus and our students, I implore you to not be lost in pride and to remember who it is that we are here to serve.
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Mr Obama was there to implore the people of Chicago, in particular university students, to vote in the mid-term elections, which he said might be "the most important elections of your lifetime; maybe more important than 230".
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"We implore politicians to report any alleged election malpractices on the part of industry players to the relevant law enforcement agencies instead of engaging in blanket 'lynching' of investors in this strategic sector," CA said in a statement.
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While the city's mayor, Eric Garcetti, took to Twitter to implore Angelenos to leave 911 lines open "for emergencies only," Citizen, which is user-powered, posted videos of downtown Los Angeles, trembling mid-tremor, taken from a rooftop.
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"I implore the members of this jury to do what they know is right and was expected of them from the moment they were called upon to serve their civic duty in a court of law," she wrote.
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As an urban planning scholar and a son of Mexican immigrants, I implore all planning scholars, practitioners and students to stand up and take a position against Donald Trump—the Republican nominee for president of the United States.
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"We implore the international community to speak with one voice, taking every opportunity to publicly pressure the Assad regime, and its supporters, to cease its use of chemical weapons," spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement Monday night.
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"With the investigation behind us, the campaign has withdrawn its lawsuit against the DNC today but continues to implore the DNC to address the systemic instability that remains in its voter file system," Sanders' campaign said in a statement.
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I implore you to use your powers to suspend the dated Posse Comitatus Act, which unfairly limits your ability to use domestic militarization to respond to crises, and send in the resources necessary to stem the violence overrunning Chicago.
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As an ACE-certified trainer and Refinery29's director of health and wellness, I'm here to urge you — implore you — to take anything Anderson says about what you should be doing in the gym with a grain of salt.
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The letter also makes clear that these Democrats are among the most eager to work with Republicans: "As a group with a track record of seeking bipartisan cooperation, we implore you to begin focusing on these issues," it says.
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In accepting the award Sunday, he again tried to implore both sides of the aisle to find the courage to rise above party politics — even while delivering a message that could only possibly be intended for one of them.
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Weinstein, I could not implore you more not to answer the following question: is this really the way you want to end up in jail for the rest of your life, by texting in violation of a court order?
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The Assembly minority leader, Brian M. Kolb, a Republican from the Finger Lakes region, used his first speech of the session to implore his colleagues to remake the Legislature with more power for rank-and-file members and less for leaders.
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Just then, Dee Dee's Wolverine appears to ask Dee Dee out and to implore her to stay longer so he can buy her pizza, but Dee Dee says she has to leave and uses Gypsy's supposed illnesses as an excuse.
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It is these family members who implore the doctors and the hospital to do everything possible to save their loved one, with whom they've never had a frank conversation about how they would like their final moments to play out.
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It's quite possible that your last encounter with birthstones was in jewelry form, years ago — approximately the same time you last bought a mood ring at the mall — but we implore you to revisit the idea...in the world of beauty.
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She was lauded as Entertainment Innovator of the Year, and with that, used her time in the spotlight to implore Hollywood to strive for better representation of women, especially in light of the recent scandals following the accusations against Harvey Weinstein.
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And he would not take it should convention delegates turn to him in a moment of crisis after multiple ballots and implore the House speaker to mount his trusty steed and ride into the fall election as his party's standard bearer.
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Since circulating the trailer, Kavanaugh deleted several tweets that seemed to suggest he would decide the film's fate based on fan response to the trailer, though he did implore his followers to watch the high-definition copy outside of YouTube.
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"While people are rightfully celebrating, I implore us all to remember that LGBT people are still harshly criminalized in many parts of the world," said Darryl Philip, founder and head of Minority Rights Dominica, a local rights group, in a statement.
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But I implore the president to go even further, and to make a commitment to the hundreds of thousands of Americans who have also suffered losses to the tragedy of suicide, even if they have never served in our armed forces.
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As wholeheartedly as I welcome the advancement of pro-growth tax reform, I just forcefully implore Congress to end its long and ugly history of budget gimmicks and finally address the true drivers of our country's crippling debt—mandatory entitlement spending.
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Pop superstar Taylor Swift took to social media Thursday night to implore her fans to put pressure on music producer Scooter Braun, the latest gambit in the ongoing battle over the ownership of the rights to the majority of her music.
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"All those who have supported me or were against me in this period, I implore them to put the supreme interest of our nation the Gambia above all partisan interest and endeavour to work together as one nation," he added.
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A slight 55-year-old whose shyness belies her courage, Ms. Nazaire risked her life to implore people to flee, delegating the task of saving her own mother to neighbors so that she could race up the mountain and warn others.
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It's vital and urgent that a better kind of politics be modeled, before we all sink any deeper, and I'd implore Democrats to do that, because Republicans certainly won't, not as long as they're quivering before and genuflecting to Trump.
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Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa, one of the most endangered Republicans going into 2020, called Mr. Trump last week to implore him to cut a deal as quickly as possible, according to a person with direct knowledge of the exchange.
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The June 26 Landmarks Preservation Commission meeting is the most important step in the process, and I implore the L.P.C. to refrain from approving this irreversible plan and allow the community and the Frick Collection to explore less destructive alternatives.
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In this lesson, you will reflect on your own favorite toys from childhood, explore why one girl from Arkansas decided to implore toy makers to update a classic and make the case for a toy you believe needs a 2019 revamp.
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"If you consider yourself an ALLY and live in a state with a Republican Senator I IMPLORE you to call, email, and mail their office and ask them to VOTE on the Equality Act," Van Ness encouraged his followers on Thursday.
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The possibilities for personalization may be abundant, but these things take time (sometimes weeks!) to order, prepare, and ship, so we implore you to stay on top of your gifting game this season if you want to go the customization route.
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READ: Myanmar's military is still committing war crimes against the Rohingya "I implore you to open your eyes and please use your moral authority before it is too late," Yanghee Lee, the UN's special rapporteur on Myanmar, said in September.
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Democrats, who have been cramming town hall-style meetings to implore Republican lawmakers not to take apart the health law, seem content to let their opponents fight it out in the hope that the divisions will lead to an impasse.
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So I implore you, dear voters I have just spent the past 1,300 words deriding, to look into your hearts and brains to see Zubov for what he was — the best defenseman in the NHL during his career not named Lidstrom or Niedermayer.
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If you are not fully familiar with the dehumanizing details of this process, I implore you to read this Texas Monthly interview with a volunteer at a charity who is trying to assist the parents and children who are caught in it.
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Whether Democrat or Republican, I implore you to continue the tradition of countless generations of electors who have come before you, to not level a hammer at America's core government structure, and to put this crazy election cycle behind us at last.
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Nearly every day since the Valentine's Day massacre in Parkland last month, he has taken to the Senate floor to implore his colleagues to vote for a narrow measure to improve data reporting to the national background check system for gun purchases.
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"I write on behalf of the State of North Carolina to implore you to cease the federal government shutdown so our state can continue to rebuild from hurricane flood waters and prevent future damage," Cooper said in a letter to the White House.
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I implore President Trump to end the shutdown on the condition that immigration reform will be a top priority for the new Congress so that both sides may work together to come up with the best solution to the pressing problems we face.
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Alas, with that, we must implore you: please, you do not need to upload your version of "Wonderwall" to the internet, nor do you need to play it at parties or sing it at karaoke, open mics, or anywhere that isn't the shower.
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"Given your strong relationship with the captains of industry, I implore you help us save the jobs ... I look forward to hearing from you about any possible assistance you are able to offer," Howa wrote in the letter, dated April 17, 2016.
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That is why I implore every American to read your founding documents," Khan suggests, "to become aware of the history the journey that this nation has traveled 231 years of this by remaining beacon of hope for the rest of the world.
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He brokered a meeting on climate change between Leonardo DiCaprio and the President-elect, and fields phone calls and emails from worried investors and ambassadors seeking reassurances from the next leader of the free world: "Tell me we're going to be OK," they implore Barrack.
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" In her Wednesday interview with ESPN, Rapinoe — an activist who has spoken out in support of LGBTQ+ rights and gender equality, against racism and more — said that she would implore "detractors" to "look hard into what I'm actually saying and the actions that I'm doing.
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The idea of an iconic on-screen couple falling in love off-screen was too tempting for even this publication to resist, and I shan't cast the first stone without acknowledging that I did implore Gaga and Cooper to "make out" in a headline.
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"Please, Tech Companies, I implore you: If you're smart enough to realize that I'm pregnant, that I've given birth, then surely you're smart enough to realize that my baby died, and can advertise to me accordingly," Brockell wrote, "or maybe just maybe, not at all."
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Separately, top Democrats have already sent several letters to the Trump administration to implore officials to preserve "all materials related to any investigations by the Special Counsel's office," as well to Sessions' departure, in preparation for their retaking of the House on Jan. 3.
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Once upon a time, the former Celebrity Apprentice host and current POTUS took to Twitter to implore R-Patz not to reunite with ex-girlfriend Kristen Stewart after a video of Stewart kissing Snow White and The Huntsman director Rupert Sanders was made public.
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" Dauriac has asked his ex to withdraw her divorce filing for the sake of their daughter, saying in a statement to PEOPLE: "I would implore her to withdraw her action promptly and go back, as uncomfortable as it might be, to the negotiating table.
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Travis Marina BarFor those seeking a cougar or an older man, a classic California coast experience, or simply the best goddamn view of the Golden Gate Bridge, we implore you to go to the Travis Marina Bar, also known as the Presidio Yacht Club.
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So instead of debating who was "tough" on corporate criminals and who wasn't—since no one was—we should implore these would-be leaders to speak the hell up about the perversion of justice happening every day in courtrooms and foreclosure auctions across the country.
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Mark T. Esper, the United States secretary of defense, visited Seoul to attend an annual defense meeting and personally implore his South Korean counterpart to remain in the intelligence-sharing pact with Japan, known as the General Security of Military Information Agreement, or GSOMIA.
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I implore my Democratic colleagues to disregard the extreme voices of the abortion industry and radical pro-choice activists in favor of the loud, clear voice of the American people: Late-term abortion is a step too far, and post-birth abortion is horrifying.
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Since the most painful and effective of these seems to implore a lifemate "Let Me Go," it's a relief when the enigmatic finale wonders quietly what made her think she could fly and then thanks the unspecified person who gave her the courage to try.
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"Together, we implore our country's leadership to act quickly to ensure our livelihoods are protected and our country's air system remains intact," American said in the letter signed by Chief Executive Doug Parker and the leaders of seven work groups including pilots and flight attendants.
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Days earlier, he had listened to Mr. Trump implore him on a half-hour call to pursue investigations touching on former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and a debunked conspiracy theory about Ukrainian involvement in the 2016 hacking of the Democratic National Committee.
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Worried about a public backlash, King Abdullah raced to Washington shortly after Mr. Trump took office to buttonhole the new president at a prayer breakfast and implore him not to move the American Embassy to Jerusalem, as he had promised on the campaign trail.
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But Trump's insurgent candidacy has carved new fissures into the party, splitting conservative talk-radio hosts, religious leaders, and Washington pundits, with some sounding the alarm while others implore the party to respond to the anger toward Republican incumbents among voters who are fueling Trump's rise.
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Millions of Americans of faith hope, pray and implore the Trump administration to raise the issue of Christian persecution to China in the current bilateral trade negotiations and hope that the administration includes religious liberty in every trade, military and economic sanction talks around the globe.
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"I believe the President's plan would increase the terror threat to the United States, and I implore him to focus on winning the war against Islamist terror rather than trying to find new homes for its jihadists," House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said.
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But please note there is no Option C. I won't tell you what to do, but I will implore, urge, and perhaps even screech at you to please, please, do not stay in this relationship and just learn to be cool with him not giving a shit.
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Of course, some think a nobler alternative to all of this is to stay home and fight the good fight as these patriotic Twitter users implore their countrymen to do: Of course, the choice is yours, but if you do move to Canada, you won't be sorry.
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But Francis, who for years has been a lone voice on the migration issue, used his two-day stay in Rabat not only to continue to promote moderate Islam, but also to implore the more comfortable corners of the world to accept, protect and integrate migrants.
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According to a rival lawmaker, Avigdor Liberman, Mr. Netanyahu even sent the chief of the Mossad, the Israeli spy agency, and a top general to Qatar to implore Qatari leaders to continue cash infusions to Hamas, the militant group that governs Gaza, to help keep the peace.
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"When we implore these private companies to have these capabilities the danger is that people will be silenced and people will not be able to hear messages and that's going to disproportionately affect the weak and vulnerable in our society and not the powerful," she said.
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At an event hosted by Politico, Mr. McConnell tried to implore his divided colleagues to overlook their policy disputes, which he played down as minor items "around the edges" of the leadership's health care bill, and get behind the health care proposal for the party's greater good.
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More recently, the leaders of the world's largest democracies used a meeting in Canada to implore Trump to change his mind on tariffs he's doled out like demerits, but he was more interested in complaining that Russia had been kicked out of the group a few years ago.
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I love its brazen stupidity and campy sense of self, but at Comic-Con, I sat in on a panel and when the series' star Richard Sammel entered the room to implore everyone to watch The Strain, you could hear the wheels turning in the audience members' heads.
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"We implore the government to act on science, evidence and expert clinical advice to limit the spread of COVID-19 as well as ensure continued access to abortion care, instead of reacting to extreme pressure groups who have a strong anti-woman agenda," he said in a statement.
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" It describes Baker and Comey's repeated efforts to address Trump's direct communications: After Trump asked Comey to let the Flynn investigation go, the report quotes Comey as saying he "took the opportunity to implore the Attorney General to prevent any future direct communication between the President and me.
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The #deleteFacebook tag is starting to take off again on Twitter as of New Year's Eve, and hundreds of people are sharing tweets to implore others to take a break from social media over the holidays so they can read a book or connect with people in real life.
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When I respond that most students simply register for the class the next time it's offered, she will typically implore me to do everything in my power to facilitate a one-time exception and ask what she can do to help me make a spot available for her daughter.
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"He is a terrorist, he is a criminal, he is an extremist, but he will, when I speak, be nameless, and to others I implore you: Speak the names of those who were lost rather than the name of the man who took them," Ardern said following the attacks.
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" In an open letter to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn following the unsuccessful vote of no confidence which he called, and which the other opposition parties had supported, the party leaders said they were writing to "implore" him to now support their calls for "a People's Vote on the final Brexit deal.
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" Like so many people wondering how to react and process Trump's staff hires and Attorney General pick, I implore us all to heed Justice Sotomayor's words just a few days ago: "we can't afford to give up on pursuing the values that we and others have fought so hard to achieve.
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"I implore — I exhort every member of the body of Christ to vote according to the word of God and vote for the candidate that stands on the word of God and on the Constitution of the United States of America," Rafael Cruz said in the video clip broadcast by Fox.
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"I implore my colleagues to listen to the stories of every stakeholder here, including the transgender girls and boys this bill is meant to help — because we may be hurting them by allowing doctors to prescribe hormones and perform major surgeries on adolescents without parental consent or involvement," Mr. Collins said.
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The protection officer began to feel he was living in a John le Carré novel, meeting Berezovsky furtively at night on misty street corners in Belgravia to show him mug shots of his latest would-be assassins under the lamplight and implore him, please, for God's sake, not to agree to meet them.
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"I would implore anybody in my own community that if we don't have compassion for people making an effort to change, then all the great bravery and pioneering efforts of the LGBT community to change the course of history and stereotypes and fighting for equal civil rights goes by the wayside," Bean said.
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" GAME 👑 OVER @celinedion A post shared by B A J A E A S T (@bajaeast) on May 15, 2017 at 10:21am PDT Celine, street style darling, if you're taking sweatshirt suggestions, we implore you to don a hoodie emblazoned with the fabled command, "Draw me like one of your French girls.
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Instead, Kaplan recounts, they fret over maps and routes of energy pipelines that may or may not solidify Russia's grip on the region and implore him to make sure the West (and specifically Americans) takes care of Romania in the 21st century — as it failed, in their view, to do for much of the 20th.
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"We implore your governments to immediately develop and implement a humanitarian plan of action that will end the blockade of Yemen, provide for humanitarian and commercial access to all of Yemen's seaports, airports, and land crossings — including Hudaydah port, Sana'a airport, and other points of entry not under the Hadi government's authority," they wrote.
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Catherine Cortez MastoCatherine Marie Cortez MastoDemocrats challenge South Carolina law requiring voters to disclose Social Security numbers Bicameral group of Democrats introduces bill to protect immigrant laborers House and Senate Dems implore McConnell to sign DACA legislation to protect 'Dreamers' MORE (Nev.), the chairwoman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, said in a statement.
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Or maybe we're all like the people who do stop to watch in this episode — the bystanders of a horrible hit-and-run accident who simply stand around amid the gory aftermath, even as an old man named Carl (played by the great Harry Dean Stanton) seems to implore all of them with his eyes to do something.
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That's why as the FTC considers how many billions to fine Facebook or which executives to stick with personal liability or whether to go full-tilt and break up the company, I implore it to consider the root of how Facebook gets away with abusing user privacy: there's no simple way to switch to an alternative.
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In "People Get Ready: Preparing for a Corbyn Government", a book published earlier this year, Christine Berry and Joe Guinan, two researchers who are close to Labour, implore the leadership to resist the power of international financiers, even if they accept that what they call a "siege economy" is "not particularly desirable as a long-term solution".
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Mr. Netanyahu made his televised plea — in a style and format that Mr. Trump seems to prefer — days after Emmanuel Macron, the French president, and Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, made separate visits to Washington to implore Mr. Trump to adhere to the deal negotiated with Iran by Russia, China, Britain, the United States, France and Germany.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, has so far refused to take up the measure, which is strongly opposed by the N.R.A. "We implore you to seize this moment when your leadership and influence over Republicans in Congress on the issue of guns is so critical," they wrote in the letter, which was obtained by The New York Times.
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I implore Commissioner Roger Goodell; the executive director of the players union, DeMaurice Smith; and the 32 team owners to make the right call: Let this 100-year commemoration of the pro game also mark the year that those surviving players from the past receive the medical and pension benefits they have earned and so justly deserve.
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"Please, Tech Companies, I implore you: If your algorithms are smart enough to realize that I was pregnant, or that I've given birth, then surely they can be smart enough to realize that my baby died, and advertise to me accordingly — or maybe, just maybe, not at all," she wrote in yet another reminder that privacy invasions have real harms.
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Grammy award-winning country singer Kacey Musgraves on Sunday night used her performance at the Lollapalooza music festival to implore lawmakers to do something to combat the spate of mass shootings in the U.S. "I don't know what the answer is, but obviously something has to be f---ing done," Musgraves said before performing "Rainbow" at the music festival in Grant Park, Ill.
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Lorenz, who sought an audience with Wuerl to implore greater transparency in the archdiocese of which he had just taken the helm, described an adversarial confrontation that ended abruptly when he asked the prelate to release the names of all of the credibly accused priests in his archdiocese, a gesture of transparency that survivors say is important to the healing process.
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"So Mr. Chairman, if you want to talk about civility, you start with the president of the United States and you implore him not to continue to promote violence, not to continue to promote divisiveness and then I think he would be a better example and people would follow a better example rather than get trapped into what he is advocating which is pure violence," Waters said.
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"I implore Iran, the United States, my home country China and other members of the international community to secure the release of this innocent man, Xiyue Wang, and make our family whole again," she said Thursday at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Xiyue Wang, a Princeton University PhD student, was in Tehran doing research when he was arrested on espionage charges in August 2016.
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"I implore President Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE to help shed light on Jamal's disappearance," Hatice Cengiz wrote in The Washington Post, a paper for which Khashoggi had been a contributor.
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We call on Congress to do more to prevent the gun violence that kills more than 90 Americans every day and injures hundreds more, including: Require a background check for every gun sale Make it illegal for suspected terrorists to legally buy guns Billboard and the undersigned implore you – the people who are elected to represent us – to close the deadly loopholes that put the lives of so many music fans, and all of us, at risk.
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Stamos goes on to implore colleagues to make major changes "to win back the world's trust" — including rethinking the metrics Facebook fixes itself to as a business; being more adversarial in its thinking when building products and processes; and — in what looks very much like a swipe at the company's use of dark pattern design in its consent flows — re-engineering how it gathers user data to be more honest and minimize (rather than maximize) data collection.
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J.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), Catherine Cortez MastoCatherine Marie Cortez MastoDemocrats challenge South Carolina law requiring voters to disclose Social Security numbers Bicameral group of Democrats introduces bill to protect immigrant laborers House and Senate Dems implore McConnell to sign DACA legislation to protect 'Dreamers' MORE (D-Nev.), Bernie SandersBernie SandersKrystal Ball rips report saying Obama would intervene to stop Sanders Conservatives must absolutely talk politics at the Thanksgiving table Moderators named for December Democratic primary debate MORE (I-Vt.) and Reps.
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Randy Credico, a New York radio personality, asked for mercy for Stone in an emotional letter this week to the judge set to sentence the longtime friend and political advisor of President Donald Trump for his crimes next month in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. "I am writing to respectfully yet fervently implore you not to sentence Roger Stone to prison," wrote Credico, a former associate of Stone's, in his letter to Judge Amy Berman Jackson, which was placed on the court's docket Thursday.
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In the coming days, I will get to know its offerings well: a café where cigarette-pinching families eat fried-chicken wraps smothered in sweet chili sauce; a gift shop stocked with self-published fiction invoking a future South African race war; an OK MiniMark grocery store where the women at the till implore you to understand how safe they feel in their "beautiful little town"; and a gas station where many a journalist has recorded the South African novelty of a white man filling up the cars of black families passing through.
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At the same time, we implore our elected officials to enact common sense gun reform and pass the following regulations:Ban assault-style firearmsRaise the minimum age to purchase firearms to 21 Ban high capacity magazines and bump stocks Require universal background checks that include relevant mental health information and previous interactions with the law Ensure a complete universal database of those banned from buying firearms Close the private sale and gun show loophole that waives the necessity of background checksWe hope others join us in this effort to let our kids know that their pleas are being taken seriously.
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At the same time, we implore our elected officials to enact common sense gun reform and pass the following regulations: Ban assault-style firearms Raise the minimum age to purchase firearms to 21 Ban high capacity magazines and bump stocks Require universal background checks that include relevant mental health information and previous interactions with the law Ensure a complete universal database of those banned from buying firearms Close the private sale and gun show loophole that waives the necessity of background checks We hope others join us in this effort to let our kids know that their pleas are being taken seriously.
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And so it is that I am outing myself here, while doing my best to paint an honest picture of the dismal reality that is stealing our men's boners, as well as their pleasure, and their ability to connect, while I implore you to please, please, please get off of PornHub and figure out a new autoerotic practice that has absolutely nothing to do with the internet, or overstimulation, or with flashbacks of pummeling your partner like a jackhammer, only to cum on her face, and collapse in a crumpled heap, while congratulating yourself on a job in no way, shape or form well done.
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In response to President Clinton's infidelity, the Southern Baptist Convention passed a "Resolution on the Moral Character of Public Officials": Therefore, be it RESOLVED, That we, the messengers to the Southern Baptist Convention, meeting June 9-11, 303, in Salt Lake City, Utah, affirm that moral character matters to God and should matter to all citizens, especially God's people, when choosing public leaders; and Be it further RESOLVED, That we implore our government leaders to live by the highest standards of morality both in their private actions and in their public duties, and thereby serve as models of moral excellence and character; and ... Be it finally RESOLVED, That we urge all Americans to embrace and act on the conviction that character does count in public office, and to elect those officials and candidates who, although imperfect, demonstrate consistent honesty, moral purity and the highest character.
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