Members of the sect insist on calling themselves Muslims, and we mainstream Muslims insist on treating them like the worst kind of heretics.
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And part of the reason is because we insist on a certain approach to our press pool, for example, that other countries may not insist on.
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Does Mr. Brooks think it wrong to insist on full civil and political equality for all citizens and to insist on an end to ruinous imperial adventures?
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"There are other instances where U.S. representatives here insist on international law, insist on the implementation of U.N. Security Council resolutions, for instance on North Korea," Heusgen said.
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"The central bankers insist on paying no attention to historical precedent and insist on turning away from the fact that this is an experiment where there is no known outcome," Grant argued.
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"We will insist on dialogue" as a mean to resolve the disagreement, the influential cleric said when asked what the Shi'ite parties would do if the Kurds insist on holding the referendum.
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"However, they are likely to insist on better governance for the fund in terms of transparency of decision making, and are likely to insist on governance standards for the investee companies," he said.
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Those who insist on criticizing the regime suffer terrible fates.
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We insist on their immediate release; the world is watching.
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But the brothers also insist on doing things their way.
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If they insist on seeing you again, walk away forever.
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If you insist on a baseball analogy, but go ahead.
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Many market traders now insist on being paid in cash.
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A more vengeful player might insist on eliminating him. Nevertheless.
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We do the check dance, but they insist on paying.
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Save us from the government folks who insist on helping.
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Tourists who insist on using their giant iPads as cameras.
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Did part of you want him to insist on staying?
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And yet we insist on telling folks what to do.
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"It certainly could ... if they insist on it," he said.
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As for those who insist on voicing their "concern" anyway?
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Establishment European leaders insist on open borders within the bloc.
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Still, I'm afraid that my brother will insist on speaking.
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The prime minister is also allowed to insist on justice.
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So why did they insist on taking a hardline position?
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Or would he insist on proof beyond a reasonable doubt?
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There are a number of reasons to insist on this.
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Job applications often insist on American citizenship, rendering them ineligible.
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People line up for selfies and then insist on hugs.
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Insist on a recently renovated unit as some feel worn.
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How can I insist on something I didn't know about.
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We can insist on getting that from the state department.
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"It certainly could ... if they insist on it," he said.
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"I insist on a full afternoon" at U.A.L., she said.
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John Kennedy, also insist on keeping the debunked theory alive.
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Others insist on killing them with a knife before cooking.
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Certainly, the doubters will insist on more scientifically verifiable evidence.
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Why does he insist on reiterating that Charles is disingenuous?
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To insist on our own importance is a cosmic joke.
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And I think authorities have been slow to insist on the adequate capitalization of institutions in Europe in much the same way that they were slow in 2007 and 73 to insist on capital adequacy.
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If you insist on giving your kid a car to drive.
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I make a mental note to insist on paying next time.
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And everywhere they insist on conscientious observance of principle and order.
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"I didn't say I insist" on his casting, Mr. Jagger explained.
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So we have to continue to insist on an apolitical realm.
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So why do lawmakers insist on dedicating a day to him?
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Regulators may thus insist on the sale of one or other.
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Brazil, India and Mexico insist on joint ventures in various industries.
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Clients are more likely to insist on assignations in remote places.
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At recette and The Gander, I insist on a clean kitchen.
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The Bosnian Serbs insist on marking their Statehood Day on Jan.
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Why does Hollywood insist on insulting half its (would-be) audience?
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I insist on forgetting it until I'm forced to remember it.
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Insist on an evidence-based debate about charter schools and vouchers.
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They talk like Jeffersonians and insist on being governed by Hamiltonians.
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Is it time for his board to insist on some delegation?
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Jewish leaders, meanwhile, should insist on keeping these politics in perspective.
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Centrists insist on a pathway to citizenship for the young immigrants.
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"We insist on access now," the embassy said in a statement.
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Going forward, the Senate could also insist on more centrist appointments.
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North Korean officials insist on sanctions relief early in the process.
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The Taliban usually insist on distributing the vaccine centrally from mosques.
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Mr. Murphy should insist on a similarly creative and comprehensive plan.
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For those who insist on using user reviews, filter your filters.
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I don't know why Republicans insist on letting Donald Trump speak.
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One formality she does insist on, however, is serving three courses.
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And yet reporters like Mr. Ismaan insist on reporting from Somalia.
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If you insist on red, try a modestly fruity pinot noir.
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Governor Cuomo and the board must insist on answers and results.
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Democrats, however, say they will insist on a clean debt hike.
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It's why you're tempted to insist on new terms of employment.
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Or will he insist on staying well outside the Zionist consensus?
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Not because I insist on wearing cargo shorts or dad jeans.
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The Republicans want security, and insist on security for our country.
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Governors, who have veto powers, in theory could insist on fairer voting.
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VCs insist on pro-rata rights to avoid the dreaded "D" word.
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Why do state legislators insist on proposing and passing anti-transgender legislation?
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Best for: Those who insist on HD video, tetherers, and Insecure addicts.
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The other three countries with bilateral accords insist on using commercial flights.
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That, after all, is why five-year-olds insist on sitting there.
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Will he insist on trade agreements that lift our economy, increase manufacturing?
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Why must you insist on subtly manipulating every person in your life?
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Almost all are afraid of being identified, and insist on fake names.
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Why does he insist on doing interviews with tawdry British tabloid outlets?
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But Sweden and Denmark, both EU members, insist on anaesthetising before slaughter.
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She would curl up at my feet and insist on a massage.
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Why do suburban developers insist on camouflaging their offices into the surroundings?
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And yet still, in contemporary movies, filmmakers insist on adding the flourishes.
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"An attempt to insist on forced displacement will be catastrophic," he added.
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And why do so many people insist on blaming them for it?
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Investors will insist on short-term fixes to prop up stock prices.
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As his thinking evolved, he came to insist on a larger vision
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Action is long past due, and New Yorkers should insist on it.
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Why, then, do they still insist on categorizing this planet as Earthlike?
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Marshall's agenda, Brookhiser says, was to insist on the sanctity of contracts.
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The Democrats insist on hurtling to the left on issue after issue.
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But do insist on fair access of U.S. companies to Chinese markets.
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Must be why they insist on no live golf for seven hours.
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We believe that the only way is to insist on this idea!
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Why do you frequently insist on the notion of a "free internet"?
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Why then, when we are driving, do some people insist on cutting?
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As I mentioned, in the criminal justice context, we insist on it.
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We insist on offenders expressing their shame before we trust them again.
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Patients and clients will insist on qualified surgeons, lawyers, CPAs and architects.
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Democratic leaders are certainly right to insist on protection for the Dreamers.
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Mr. Baron quietly told colleagues to insist on being paid in advance.
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They insist on being within 3 feet of me at all times.
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Each side has tended to insist on getting in the last word.
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They've pressed their leadership to insist on such a provision this month.
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He knew some time ago that Mr. Trump would insist on renegotiation.
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This group includes the Portuguese who could insist on their unique diversity.
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Why, he bitterly wonders, do today's young gay men insist on marrying?
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And I expect that Rosenstein would insist on the policy being followed.
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Or you insist on talking about a topic they're not comfortable discussing.
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For his second starring role, Reynolds didn't insist on some tidy, mainstream film.
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Why does he insist on barking any time something walks past the window?
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Your career is going nowhere if you insist on sitting on the sidelines.
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While playing house, Hanson would insist on being the dad or the brother.
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He buys my beer but I insist on leaving some cash for tip.
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"#EU should insist on long extension with participation in #EU elections," Roettgen added.
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They get home around midnight and insist on calling me an Uber home.
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This time she doesn't have a chance to insist on getting the check.
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Other holiday purists insist on holding off all Christmas celebrations until December 1.
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He said he wouldn't insist on a front-office role this time around.
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I mean again I very much insist on us keeping our own commitments.
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Not content to merely purchase and use, fans insist on feeling and relationship.
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I insist on paying ($56.21), and L. leaves the tip in cash ($12).
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Aston Martin may insist on avoiding turbochargers, but it's not against all tech.
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So, why do we insist on continuing practices and behaviors that promote inequality?
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If you insist on pillow talk, try asking Alexa what makes her happy.
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High-integrity leaders not only welcome questioning and criticism, they insist on it.
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So why does the mysterious customer insist on holding the pizzas that way?
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Also, why does he always insist on having the best desk in class?
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Thinking about how do you, as a winner, not insist on win-wins?
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Officials in other states say they have eased rules that insist on Aadhaar.
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If not, House Democrats will insist on changes that could kill the deal.
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There's something unsettling about the fetish of silence that certain moviegoers insist on.
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If they insist on consolidation that favours the weak, that will never materialise.
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This approach works with some people, but others insist on more frequent meetings.
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Moreover, he knew the Democrats were not going to insist on detailed answers.
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"We will continue to insist on our rights," he told reporters in Tokyo.
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Of course, there are many successful types who insist on being early risers.
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It takes work to persist and insist on inserting our voices and aesthetic.
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But if they insist on getting in, we have to confiscate some things.
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But conservative South Koreans insist on maintaining the penalties until North Korea apologizes.
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Insist on inclusive budgeting, so that resources are proportionally allocated based on outcomes.
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Instead, both Allen and Carroll insist on reflection and trusting your gut. Ugh.
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"We must insist on dialogue and push forward at all levels," he said.
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And yet many Republicans insist on ignoring it or deny it's happening altogether.
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And why does Captain Lorca insist on Burnham being part of the crew?
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Those residents who insist on remaining put are urged to seek emergency shelter.
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They insist on a connection between what you buy and who you are.
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But many insist on staying, he said, even as conditions become more miserable.
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Policymakers better be certain that it won't before they insist on weakening encryption.
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But we, too, insist on the moment of calm that Ms. Christopher described.
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Lengthy diatribes insist on spelling out the same themes in slightly different ways.
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"I'm not sure I would insist on that," Senator Roger Wicker told reporters.
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They insist on paying her, which is at first humiliating and then liberating.
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Other voices insist on deploying nets or hooks to catch and kill them.
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Thankfully the Met's curators, Yaëlle Biro and Alisa LaGamma, insist on multifaceted context.
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Republicans would probably insist on changes to policy at the border that would make it harder for unaccompanied children and families to seek legal status within the US; Democrats might insist on broadening the pool of people eligible for legalization.
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A smart strategy will require strong leadership to insist on focus and message discipline.
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The power imbalance in the relationship makes it difficult to insist on condom use.
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"Be prepared to interrupt and insist on your right to be heard," they suggest.
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Oh, Nintendo, why do you insist on under-producing all of your cool products?
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Insist on up-to-date STI test results from your partners, and use protection.
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The implications will be that buyers will insist on more guarantees, scientific and financial.
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They did a whole thing on how all the agreements insist on arbitration now.
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He would insist on stopping at "whites only" restaurants and ask to be served.
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Kellan would want time alone to study, and I would insist on studying together.
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That is why they insist on EEA countries accepting all four, with minor derogations.
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If your friends insist on going to bars, only going during discounted happy hours.
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Every time I have a seizure in public, they insist on calling an ambulance.
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Why do people insist on making comparisons between her and Kimye's daughter North West?
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Condoms protect porn workers' health and their jobs if they insist on having protection.
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The one thing I am going to insist on is a truly stereo setup.
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Coaches who insist on competitive conditions in training may end up harming their players.
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They always insist on two vials in case something happens to the first one.
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The EU should (quietly) insist on much more before it considers lifting Article 7.
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He continued to insist on the wall, leading to the 35-day government shutdown.
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Germany used to insist on civil marriage for all couples before any spiritual rites.
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But if you insist on seeing part two, prepare for the exact same plot.
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"I have never, and will never, insist on the restoration of flights," he said.
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If you insist on pre-gift monitoring, simply look at the children's Snapchat accounts.
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The EU will insist on acceptance of the current withdrawal agreement as it stands.
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Jennifer Lawrence continues to insist on treating the Academy Awards as a parkour gymnasium.
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We hope our Republican colleagues don't insist on things that force a government shutdown.
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They ensure there is collateral on the loan, they insist on warrants and covenants.
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The labor market is no exception, though many policymakers insist on ignoring these lessons.
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I'm happy to go to a vegan restaurant, but I don't insist on it.
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If your friends insist on going to bars, only go during discounted happy hours.
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Despite always drinking more alcohol than I did, he'd insist on splitting the bill.
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The Americans might insist on U.S. companies being able to sue the UK government.
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So why did he insist on being photographed with the colander on his head?
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He notes, some commercial airlines insist on waiting until a newborn is two weeks.
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However, he did not explicitly say if Trump would insist on repealing the law.
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Activist groups around New York meet on a regular basis to insist on this.
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Why does almost everyone insist on talking to women about money like we're idiots?
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"If I get married again, I will absolutely insist on a prenup," admitted Camille.
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Even so, Assange continues to insist on the "clear unconstitutionality" of American criminal allegations.
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Are they willing to insist on accuracy, even if sometimes means giving up access?
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Why do these for-profit companies insist on selling themselves as such do-gooders?
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Rauner's office continued to insist on Friday that CPS is in a financial mess.
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Policymakers look to the future and insist on flexibility to respond to changing circumstances.
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Of course, many people seemed to insist on applying gender stereotypes to her, anyway.
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Readers who insist on a traditional narrative thread might be disappointed, even put off.
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To become a vampire is to insist on privilege at the expense of others.
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Instead, Democrats should insist on changes to the tax bill to mitigate its costs.
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Why do they insist on muzzling women with information submitted under penalty of perjury?
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If they insist on leaving them out, we will not give them the permit.
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But she and her colleagues insist on restricting immigration from other European Union countries.
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Peters, a consummate pragmatist, is considered unlikely to insist on his more radical ideas.
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Voters were fed assurances that the many new members would insist on new leadership.
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"We're going to insist on [the report] becoming public," House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep.
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Insist on seeing a diverse slate of candidates, particularly for senior or specialized roles.
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The citizens of Chicago will insist on it and he will have no choice.
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People who insist on full volume music: You should ask them to leave. 62.
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Clear and Present indiscriminate B-52s called law could insist on casualty without risks.
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Pedestrians insist on standing in the road while waiting for the light to change.
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The international community must insist on the full and immediate implementation of Resolution 2216.
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The sand also has to be white, he said - local people insist on that.
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Ms. Stauffer has stopped cutting deals with companies that insist on giving her deadlines.
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Insist on the withdrawal of your sons from our country or prepare their coffins.
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Why does Pruitt insist on rolling back the cleaner cars policy — which is working?
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Handle some communication with messaging, and insist on maintaining some face-to-face contact.
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But no -- this is the time, right now, to insist on evidence and accountability.
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"I don't think Democrats will insist on that in a final bill," Wicker said.
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It's bewildering that our nation doesn't rally behind and insist on helping these adults.
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Do you think the manual should be revised to insist on Oxford comma usage?
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They're conversant with digital imagery, but they insist on the value of the handmade.
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I know some guys who insist on paying, like its their personal right to.
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This year could be different — but only if we organize and insist on it.
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At the same time, Mr. Peele didn't insist on it's being labeled horror, either.
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And it's a goal that senators should insist on in the age of Trump.
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On this #DataPrivacyDay let us all insist on action and reform for vital privacy protections.
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Professionals often insist on corroboration from official reports without giving any credence to victim reports.
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Insist on absolutely hiring the best AND get more diverse talent in your interview pool.
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Second, and equally important, we insist on a margin of safety in our purchase price.
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And maybe for an animated cartoon film, it seems silly to insist on deep insights.
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I insist on paying because she drove all the way up here ($229, including tip).
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Some journals do insist on full disclosure of data, but not all are so particular.
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"At Morocco India will insist on a concrete roadmap from developed countries," the ministry said.
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We insist on our funding not being used for any illegal activities of any kind.
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Forgive me, Doctor Li, but I must insist on this as a matter of ethics.
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The second: Trump says the US will insist on the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
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Still insist on evaluating an insurance policy as an investment, based on break-even analysis?
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Infractions are widespread partly because workers often find it hard to insist on their rights.
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The government is now searching for ways to insist on a more obscure resting place.
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We join the call to #MuteRKelly and insist on the safety + dignity of all women.
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The generals still insist on having a military man in charge of the interim government.
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They insist on going into the petting zoo, which I find slightly inhumane and gross.
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Liberal democracies may insist on "meaningful" human oversight, but will every country be as fastidious?
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I still reproach myself for not having the guts to insist on working things out.
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The Republican president, he said, should insist on strong, verifiable disarmament commitments from North Korea.
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If you do insist on a simple stocks app, Yahoo Finance (Free) is pretty solid.
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Celeste continues to insist on maintaining appearances and that Perry would never hurt their children.
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Additionally, Trump must listen when the State Department and the Pentagon insist on strong verification.
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President Obama did not even insist on an open apology for the decades of repression.
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Gulf Arabs should insist on such changes—and withhold some rice if Mr Sisi resists.
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When I'm not home for bedtime, my girls often insist on knowing where I am.
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During interviews with journalists, defectors often insist on anonymity because of fears for their families.
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Insurers that insist on prior authorization for standard-of-care medication need to be sued.
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However, the rest of the data about him is too thin to insist on psychopathy.
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But their foreign backers, pursuing their own interests, may insist on a de facto partition.
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It's well known that companies insist on college degrees for jobs that don't need them.
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Meals can be frustrating when toddlers insist on throwing their entire plate on the floor.
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Totalitarians insist on forcing people to say things they know or believe to be untrue.
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Second, the U.S. government should insist on reciprocal access for American business to overseas markets.
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He vacillated on whether he would insist on immediate denuclearization or accept a gradual approach.
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But if you insist on some idle haphazard speculation, you've come to the right place.
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"Sanders should insist on the release of his plan as soon as possible," Newell writes.
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If you insist on dying, old man, then you're going to die as my husband.
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It's not like I will insist on paying by putting a knife to his throat.
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As a security nerd, I insist on typing a passcode rather than using my fingerprint.
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Surely a few Republican senators retain enough sense of institutional responsibility to insist on that.
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Sometimes, machines are more reliable than people, but people still insist on being in control.
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But unlike in much of his early work, he does not insist on dominating it.
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Despite all the amazing bits, some people insist on acting like prats at live shows.
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Will Canada insist on affirming the Paris agreement in a Group of 7 joint statement?
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" Giraldi's remedy for weak writing is clear, Rich says: "to insist on intellect, honesty, memory.
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He blamed cowardly N.F.L. owners and players who insist on kneeling for the national anthem.
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I liked how these notes, each time they recurred, seemed to insist on their individuality.
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To insist on the same from those on the right would be even more courageous.
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It continues to insist on recent immigrants' becoming "German" not just linguistically but also culturally.
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Most theater chains, including AMC and Regal, insist on a 90-day period of exclusivity.
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And they don't know why, but their users really do insist on the anime images.
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People too often give bad presents because they insist on buying something different for everyone.
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Presumably, you may insist on this with however many of the six children are yours.
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Third, Congress should insist on good governance, abroad (not limited to Africa) and at home.
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We no longer know of what we speak, but we insist on speaking it anyhow.
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It's hard to argue with that, so D. and I insist on treating next time.
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If we insist on cutting ourselves off, parts of our economy will start to die.
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"We insist on reaching Al Aqsa Mosque and performing prayers there," Sheikh Hussein told Maan.
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When children of hardworking, law-abiding undocumented immigrants fear deportation, we must insist on compassion.
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I've had patrons with that distant stare still insist on trying to order another drink.
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This should motivate China to insist on an end to this destabilizing nuclear build up.
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We are going to insist on having a conversation with the families of the victims.
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But it is unclear what Mr. Trump will insist on from the North in return.
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Both recruit regional governments to their side and insist on hostility to the other side.
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"We must insist on the urgency of confirming the electoral calendar in Venezuela," Nunes told journalists.
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French President Emmanuel Macron&aposs office said France will insist on having a dialogue with Iran.
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According to Lewis, the US government is wrong to insist on forcing North Korea to denuclearise.
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But many marijuana purists insist on a hand-trimmed product, which they believe carries greater potency.
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One of the reasons health professionals insist on further investigation is something called a nocebo effect.
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But the more Americans on both sides insist on ideological purity, the more grandstanding we get.
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He also said the US would continue to insist on denuclearization, when asked about the position.
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Another is to insist on complete "anywhere, anytime" access for inspectors to all potential nuclear sites.
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"The journalists insist on calling this a farewell, but it is not a farewell," he said.
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He is wearied by contemporary bridges that insist on the function of crossing becoming an experience.
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If you insist on riding one, check it for what could be wrong with it first.Â
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They insist on obedience and repression, apparently unable to accept the person their daughter really is.
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I feel deeply that it is easy to lie, so I insist on never telling lies.
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But the key issue where polite opinion continues to insist on obduracy is economic sanctions. Really?
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I fly at least once a month and always insist on printing out my boarding pass.
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Why would he insist on bringing everyone into one bedroom when the house was burning up?
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Atlassian will insist on a 5% escrow, or as low as 1% with an insurance policy.
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Third, that means that trade consultations must insist on an orderly and symmetric international trade adjustment.
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The right-wing government has not granted all their demands and they insist on staying on.
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If you insist on using a Microsoft browser, now might be time to consider using Edge?
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One way is to insist on it himself, but Trump has no interest in doing that.
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"We're really lucky...both of our parents insist on paying our cell phone bills," Shinto says.
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Japanese clients insist on the highest-quality bags, composed entirely of new plastic, not recycled materials.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's competition regulator is likely to insist on store disposals to clear Sainsbury's' (SBRY.
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Third, we should insist on accountability for all war crimes and seek justice for all Syrians.
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And yet the White House and GOP leadership insist on forcing members to vote on Tuesday.
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I insist on paying for half of "her" fries because I definitely ate half of them.
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Speaking on Wednesday, European Council President Donald Tusk said the EU would "insist" on the backstop.
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If you insist on using silly imperial units, the unit for mass is the slug (true).
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Yet Trump Sr.'s die-hard opponents insist on inflating every one of his perceived misbehaviors.
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Americans don't even use metric measures and the British insist on keeping alive the imperial pint.
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Board of Education, even while we insist on preserving the holistic consideration of race in admissions.
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"They've got documents, and they insist on handing them over only to me," Nega told me.
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And just why do young congressional aides still insist on wearing pleated khakis and boat shoes?
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Although many consider it unnecessary, others (including Business Insider) insist on its use to reduce ambiguity.
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Some religious believers insist on a strong red line at the very beginning of this journey.
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"And so the threat is, consequently, and I insist on this, extremely strong," Mr. Calvar said.
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They did however insist on the right of existing refugees to bring family members to Germany.
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And when candidates veered toward vague generalities, Allison and Reid would insist on more precise answers.
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The regime would insist on keeping Damascus, which would likely mean the mass relocation of Sunnis.
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Even when advised that their proposal will not be successful, some still insist on visiting Havana.
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Remaining active is crucial though, if you insist on taking several modes of transit a year.
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The Saudis insist on the U.S. giving them a right to enrich uranium on their soil.
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This is among the reasons Knausgaard's books so strongly insist on the facts of one life.
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If you insist on a red, look for the same lively acidity that characterized the whites.
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This is the tricky bit, because Ahmadis insist on calling themselves Muslim and behave like Muslims.
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However, the Committee voted to recommend confirmation ... and did NOT insist on the one-week delay.
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Those who insist on pick-up orders will be met at the door by an employee.
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Family members often insist on continued treatment even when loved ones will almost certainly not recover.
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Congress needs to insist on better data as the Pentagon inspector general investigates civilian casualty reporting.
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Regardless of major, there are skills to insist on acquiring because they transcend any particular career.
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Although many consider it unnecessary, others, including Business Insider, insist on its use to reduce ambiguity.
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Prisons are public institutions, and we must insist on knowing what takes place behind the walls.
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It makes sense that a fledgling canon would insist on nonnegotiable American identities for its characters.
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He should insist on a neutral site — either the demilitarized zone or perhaps Geneva or Beijing.
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Still, conservatives will (and should) insist on fundamental reforms to Obamacare as part of the deal.
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Dear Miss Manners: How do you deal with people today who insist on dressing like slobs?
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That's why we continue to insist on liberty, democracy and our independence as a nation-state.
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We have to cooperate, and we have to insist on wanting to continue our close contacts.
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Neither period nor modern in style, it does not insist on any one-for-one relevance.
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Particularly, we insist on seeing life in its incomplete form without death, its inalienable flip side.
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If Republicans insist on standing in the way, they will pay the price at the polls.
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All the women in this book insist on taking custody of their bodies in crucial ways.
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To insist on anything approaching total agreement would be to condemn yourself to permanent minority status.
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It is not to forgive the one to insist on how much worse the other is.
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I also want to know why we insist on passing on such trauma to our children.
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"There's no rules that these companies insist on once the products leave the US," he said.
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Democratic lawmakers will insist on more spending if the White House decides to seek their votes.
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For those who insist on venturing out, there will be driverless cars operated by Big Tech.
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But if you insist on viewing all of politics primarily through the lens of normal vs.
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They also predicted that Mueller, the by-the-book former FBI director, would insist on it.
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Macri said he will insist on an "intelligent deal" with the multilateral lender that guarantees economic growth.
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We should insist on having rules that protect the values of the open internet from the jump.
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On Twitter, I know people who insist on using a celebrity's photo or some other random image.
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We know this because they insist on constantly knocking things over to make sure gravity still exists.
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We insist on the link between us through language: carefully scheduled phone calls, bursts of text messages.
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I also think maybe it doesn't help when people I'm with insist on commandeering the aux cord.
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He could ultimately insist on a concrete wall stretching across the entire border, as he has promised.
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" And if parents insist on rice cereal, Altmann said, "I always recommend brown rice over white rice.
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Only later would India stand on her parents' doorstep in a dress and insist on being accepted.
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Why do white people insist on romanticizing my Black female ancestors experiences with white men during slavery?
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LPs will increasingly insist on realized returns (aka exits) to differentiate between the haves and have nots.
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I also insist on getting three sugar pumpkins, baby pumpkins for decorating our apartment, and apple cider.
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Others cherish liberty above all, objecting that government has no right to insist on vaccinations for schoolchildren.
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It's been the strategy all along to make it harder for Mueller to insist on an interview.
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" She added at the time, "If I get married again, I will absolutely insist on a prenup.
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They said the Taliban treated them well but they insist on the government to set them free.
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Trump would probably insist on some new controls on immigration, such as additional restrictions on asylum claims.
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She already bought us tickets and won't let me reimburse her, so I insist on buying lunch.
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They should also insist on granting equal treatment for Puerto Rico on things like Medicare reimbursement, access
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We must also insist on a fair process when leveraging social and professional, but not criminal, penalties.
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I'll just never get why HP continues to insist on calling the Spectre's coloring Dark Ash Silver.
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Second, it has coincided with a visible radicalization of those who still insist on protesting every Saturday.
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If you are anal and insist on a thermometer, you're looking for 170° temperature in the thigh.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) said Trump's unpredictability means the Democrats should insist on clarifying the subsidy language.
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Often it's the young people themselves that create communities, enforce norms, and insist on high-quality content.
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While many Democrats also support bolstering defense, they insist on raising spending on non-defense programs too.
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EU regulators should also insist on market risks being managed locally if market shocks loom, Enria said.
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The first is, of course, his penchant for banging those who insist on chatting shit about him.
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If you insist on inconsiderately naming your kid after a footballer, at least choose an iconic player.
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But whereas some observant Jews insist on the letter of the law, Jason also captures its spirit.
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Society progresses reluctantly, only after a small group of the dedicated and the idealistic insist on it.
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Your friends no longer invite you out to dinner because you always insist on splitting an entrée.
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And if you need to insist on something physical, the actual server farm probably fits the bill.
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Trying to insist on offsetting emergency costs with cuts to other services would be another reckless act.
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And it's sure to insist on a prenup longer than all of the Harry Potter novels combined.
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"If they insist on using the drill, though, I would not stay at that salon," she said.
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If she does it again, the next reporter should again insist on the same question being answered.
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For example, EU regulators might insist on the right to control margin requirements for sovereign exposures. LCH.
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Instead, it should insist on the formal Iranian abrogation of all restrictions on women at sporting events.
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The SEC commissioner said she "would not insist" on mandatory shareholder arbitration provisions for all public companies.
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Let's bombard him with our good ideas and insist on full protection for Bears Ears National Monument.
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Contrary to what many of his followers insist on believing, he is not a self-made man.
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On Thursday, the ACLU announced that it wouldn't defend groups that insist on marching with loaded guns.
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It's no wonder that parents insist on trying to get their children in the best schools possible.
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That's why the new president must insist on a real solution in Ukraine, not a cosmetic one.
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Nothing will change until their fellow citizens step into the ballot box and insist on something better.
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They got a dog, which is sweet, even though they insist on calling it a fur baby!
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But on Thursday he signaled that he wouldn't insist on that being included in the current legislation.
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He didn't answer, but did insist on piling every single color of nail polish onto the table.
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My friends insist on treating me as a thank you for hosting last time we got together.
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Are we going to insist on the difference between a genuine expert and an ill-informed blowhard?
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Spotify will now let all the people who insist on using Facebook Stories share their musical tastes.
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"We will insist on the truth, whether you like it or not," Mr. Schiff said on Twitter.
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The Iranians habitually insist on dozens of prisoners in exchange for the handful of ours they hold.
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It could also insist on rule changes that would increase the price Britain pays for pharmaceutical drugs.
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I think he agrees completely with that and that's the amendment that I'm going to insist on.
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Were the film being made today, activists would insist on a trans actor in a trans role.
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They can consult it should they ever feel tempted to insist on different standards for another president.
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"I'm seeking reassurances from Republicans in his caucus that they will also insist on this process," Sen.
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"Looking at the future, China will insist on the basic state policy of open door," he said.
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Other countries of course would insist on comparable levels of exemptions to reflect their own domestic priorities.
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BTW, two things I insist on: no dogs and you scatter your garbage out front every night.
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Both advertisements urge viewers to call their members of Congress and insist on passing real tax reform.
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At the outset of the trial Democrats should insist on a vote to overturn this insidious ploy.
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The General Court upheld the principle that Ms Vestager was entitled to insist on arm's length treatment.
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We rightly insist on confronting a culture of clericalism and privilege that enables abusive exercise of authority.
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Religious conservatives, including President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, insist on a milky and non-alcoholic drink called ayran.
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"We particularly insist on the fact that, at this stage, Mr Rybolovlev is presumed innocent," they added.
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The people who insist on seeing this story in binary divisions -- good versus evil -- are Jackson's superfans.
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Maybe it would shake our belief in the faith if we insist on establishing an Islamic state.
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Also, since when do men insist on kissing women on the cheek instead of shaking their hand?
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I had learned to enforce a puzzle limit or she would insist on staying up extremely late.
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Onision didn't mention the two children he has with Kai, but did insist on taking his dog.
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Why do moviemakers insist on telling historical stories when they're really just interested in costumes and war?
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The pretexts of some politicians does not mean all those who insist on stunning have dubious motives.
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But the Saudis insist on producing their own nuclear fuel, rather than buying it more cheaply abroad.
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Insist on it, including by requiring that news from South Korea be allowed to reach the North.
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I'm fine watching "Shark Tank" weeks after it airs; you may insist on watching "The Voice" live.
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He is happy to welcome, as essentially secular, those popular forms of meditation and mindfulness which insist on our being "present in the moment"; but he chides as religious and deluded those doctrinal aspects of Buddhism which insist on detachment, release from anxiety, and an overcoming of worldly desire.
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Now I insist on basically wearing it all winter, or at any event remotely related to my grandad.
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French authorities insist on a three-year gap between a film's theatrical release and its online streaming release.
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Many migrants weep or shake with cold, but even so, they insist on celebratory selfies before accepting aid.
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Unfortunately—for both consumers and those who insist on accuracy—none of its "unlimited" plans are actually unlimited.
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" You're best off doing nothing but, "if you insist on selling some stocks, don't go all the way.
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I know they'll insist on paying, but I grab a Groupon to cover some of our wine flights.
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Philip D. Murphy in August asking that he "insist on legislation that removes this language," Ms. Wilson said.
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Does he insist on the robustness of the U.S. economy or does he highlight the growing downside risks?
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But they are flattered that outsiders are interested, and insist on their right to parley with all comers.
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"Talk to other people that work for the company, and insist on meeting the team," said Seeling Smith.
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My BF offers to pay, but I insist on at least splitting the bill, so I pay $8.50.
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Her position would be simpler if England and Wales did not insist on blame being part of divorce.
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We have to insist on an understanding that there are people who understand areas better than we do.
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Moreover, as she herself points out, for any alternatives the EU would still insist on an Irish backstop.
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Just how aggressively the index providers should insist on voting rights is a hot topic in corporate governance.
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Usually, tech companies insist on search warrants when it comes to customers' data that can be considered content.
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The State Department said the United States continued to insist on "diversifying energy imports away from Iran," however.
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"It's a moment to insist on the third way" between independence and the status quo, says Mr Alberich.
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If you insist on using a turkey fryer just remember that the bird is going to displace oil.
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So what do you say about cats that insist on sitting on your analog, very room temperature books?
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There are links if you insist on watching him commit a crime and subsequently get arrested for it.
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I insist on paying for my own ticket but the guys are sneaky and beat us to it.
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Both feature conceited inventors who create near-perfect humanoid robots, but insist on keeping them under their control.
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Martin O'Malley did insist on running as a mainstream Democratic alternative to Clinton, he was immediately frozen out.
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It's especially effective for those games that insist on having enormous saves (we're looking at you, Witcher 3).
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"It is not the moment to insist on more tax breaks," Barbosa told lawmakers at a congressional hearing.
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When he'd flub a lyric or fudge a note, Mr. Joyce would often insist on keeping the mistakes.
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Not to mention the even more ridiculous tropes that insist on teachers being aloof and out of touch.
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Our strange rules and seemingly eccentric practices that slow our proceedings and insist on our cooperation are important.
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" Bad bosses tend to be control freaks "who insist on being involved with every aspect of your work.
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If minimum wage hurts people at risk for living in poverty, why do we insist on raising it?
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The way to resolve the paradox is to eschew ideological litmus tests and insist on rhetorical ones instead.
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Governments like Britain's, which now mandates pay-gap reporting, insist on making more of your sensitive data public.
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"They insist on forcing us to bow and kiss the ring of their political correctness theology," he said.
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Reed said he appreciates Perry's argument, but that the United States needs to insist on the gold standard.
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Salvini said weeks ago he would not insist on leading any government his group was a part of.
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And why does the Swedish Academy, which awards the Nobel Prize, always insist on picking such obscure writers?
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Finally, U.S. officials could also use this opportunity to insist on clarifying America's long-term presence in Afghanistan.
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Some insist on avoiding glass containers to ensure that the projectiles only humiliate troops rather than injure them.
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Given how many labels already exist to describe terrorists that draw on Islam, why insist on this one?
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Conservative Republicans insist their conference should work its will on the budget and insist on greater spending cuts.
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They can't understand how this world can be such a stinking rotten place and still insist on turning!
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But a few insist on leaving the building — only to return with a taste for flesh and blood.
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" But CNN's Brian Stelter shot back on Twitter: "Tell that to your campaign aides who insist on anonymity.
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Why does she insist on washing dishes by hand when dishwashers do a better job of killing germs?
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Rather than a "war on opioids," they should insist on solutions to drug addiction that focus on treatment.
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Should socialist parties be large coalitions of dissenting factions, or should they insist on ideological unity and organization?
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Off the show, I follow people's leads and don't insist on being hilarious about depression all the time.
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Will banks financing these deals now insist on the metal being re-warranted in LME warehouses for security?
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In addition, price factor and health-conscious are the strategy that Nissin Foods insist on instant noodle business.
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If you think it will be the means of injuring you, I will not insist on the favor.
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The bad news is many people feel comfortable enough with cocktails these days to insist on bad ideas.
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Investors then insist on a higher risk premium on Italian bonds — a higher return — and the cycle repeats.
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Scientists call it acute encephalopathy syndrome, or A.E.S., while Indian officials insist on calling it acute encephalitis syndrome.
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His ballot was "a repudiation of Trump and Republicans that insist on carrying his water," Mr. White said.
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Others insist on baked macaroni and cheese, served in a brick the size of a pound of butter.
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And why did the United States not insist on any human rights concessions as part of the deal?
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Despite their marginalized positions and the many obstacles in their way, they insist on making their voices heard.
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"If they insist on their independence, then of course we may have to fight them," General Aboda said.
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It's a fact we need to insist on — regardless of what the Chinese government wants us to think.
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The city should insist on seeing it — as other municipalities have — to better understands transportation patterns and needs.
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Would he insist on positioning Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant within the same limited scoring range?
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That's a Latin phrase now popular with the lackeys of Trump who still insist on calling themselves Republicans.
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Customers who insist on dining in can head up an easily missed staircase to an upstairs dining room.
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One option is to insist on or go farther down the wrong path that the government is on.
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Whenever something bad happens, people insist on finding someone to hold accountable — as if that will undo anything.
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The first step toward keeping them at bay is to insist on calling them by their rightful names.
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The governor's office has continued to insist on the initiative's health, both in Utica and across the state.
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If your manager does reach for the bill, be gracious, but there's no need to insist on paying.
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For the most part, theater owners insist on a three-month period of exclusivity to play new films.
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Many steadfastly insist on a villain or a group of villains to point to: Trump, Bannon, Russia, etc.
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Experts say dentists may face pressure from patients or patients' cardiologists and orthopedic surgeons, who insist on antibiotics.
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That's when I get to be the auteur and the weirdo and insist on whatever my vision is.
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He finally gave up on the engagement-ring fight, but he did insist on being the one to propose.
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Caption: If you insist on drinking wine out of a bottle instead of a box, Savino's a necessary accessory.
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If you insist on bringing your cat the next time I fly, I humbly request that you fly coach.
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That said, they are beloved movies and television shows — why does Netflix insist on taking away The Cheetah Girls?
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And China and India could always insist on getting Iranian crude at a discount if the Europeans stop buying.
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The players and their parents might insist on certain academic benefits or the right to pursue a particular major.
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Some companies have a long-hours culture; others insist on near-continuous contact with their employees through their smartphones.
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There are still multiple versions of some apps because both Google and Samsung insist on having their software present.
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But Trump has continued to insist on a wall, although it was unclear what his definition of that was.
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Since so many of the candidates insist on dragging God into everything, I figured we should get a turn.
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Early production vehicles got the outgoing Sync 224 user interface; insist on the revised and much improved Sync 220.
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When I embark on a painting, my ideas are very slight and unformed, and I almost insist on that.
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"They insist on continuing to produce and be our employers," the Guild said in a letter to its members.
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And they will be able to insist on a form of globalisation that works for Africans and foreigners alike.
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Until last year the government would insist on cuts to films, TV shows and plays—or ban them altogether.
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Directed by Nacho Vigalondo (Timecrimes), Colossal feels calculated to irritate audiences who insist on tidy explanations and clean finishes.
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Less mature markets, oddly, are starting to look safer: taking no chances, funds lending there insist on robust covenants.
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If we can insist on labeling from our food growers, we can ask retailers how their products are made.
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The U.S. should insist on economic policy coordination with Europe and Japan to reduce its unsustainably large trade imbalances.
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This is somewhat undeserved, because financial investors insist on continual growth and generally can't see past the next quarter.
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So how do those who stay—or insist on coming even without a fancy tech job—make it work?
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Can we at least pick a less grim time of year to insist on being so hard on ourselves?
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But if the company is desperate, the new money may try to insist on seizing control of the company.
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So, why do we insist on harking back to culture from a time that didn't reflect our current mindset?
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If I had the number 5 shirt at the club and he joined I'd insist on him taking it.
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It seems only right that you're going to insist on using them, you should know what that history is.
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And partisan polarization is only growing; many Democrats now insist on expanding the program's benefits while addressing its finances.
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But to insist on this as if anyone who disagrees is either stupid or morally callous is, again, oversimplification.
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Ukraine and the West insist on a full ceasefire before moving forward with the political elements of the deal.
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Same for laptop makers who insist on slathering the palm-rest with NVIDIA, Intel, Energy Star, and Windows branding.
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"I insist on a lot of time being spent, almost every day, to just sit and think," he says.
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The United States should stop chasing handouts and instead insist on competing more freely, facing far fewer Chinese subsidies.
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But if the (male) powers that be insist on honoring Alexander, put him on the back of the bill.
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In return, Pyongyang will likely insist on the denuclearization of the entire Korean Peninsula, also verified by outside inspections.
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However, if you insist on cooking yourself, get the ingredients at a farmer's market instead of a grocery chain.
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Federal courts nationwide had recently begun to insist on that, repeatedly declaring districts tainted with extreme partisan intent unconstitutional.
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If Mr. Dittrich is going to insist on stringent documentation from M.I.T., he ought to do the same himself.
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Once Saudi Aramco becomes a publicly traded company, however, outside shareholders will probably insist on a stronger commercial focus.
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You could also try the HALO Early Walker Sleep Sack for babies who insist on pacing in their crib.
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But as the King family calls for unity amid an intensely hot partisan climate, many Democrats insist on division.
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Should I insist on giving them a discount or free classes because he has been giving us free treatment?
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We will pay a heavy price if we insist on navigating the 21st century with a 20th century mindset.
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We the people have a right to insist on law enforcement out in great numbers to control these mobs.
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For those who insist on building this bridge to nowhere, the disappointments are petty, frequent, and almost numbingly ordinary.
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The professional featherweight Heather Hardy thinks male fighters should insist on televised female undercards as part of their contracts.
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You must insist on and organize adequate medical screening and care for people who seek asylum in this country.
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I turned up for training at "The Roo HQ" (as they endlessly insist on calling it) four months ago.
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Did the person insist on their support of segregation and racism even in the face of vigorous arguments otherwise?
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You can and should insist on having the best of both worlds: plenty of support and some wiggle room!
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I am unaware that any terms were written into any of their new contracts, which I would insist on.
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And unlike "Nevermore," the Poe bio-musical seen Off Broadway in 2015, "Scythe" doesn't insist on creeping us out.
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So why does Jay insist on suggesting that resilience is something other than usual, that it requires some superpower?
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Seeking to understand this case means that we must insist on answers about how he got away with it.
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Moreover, the darkness of tone suits the connoisseurship and marginality this side project's format and release strategy insist on.
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Still, Renaissance players didn't insist on a talkback after each show, a mix of actors' prompts and audience questions.
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Acceptance of this "don't ask, don't tell" approach is declining, however, as younger people insist on living more openly.
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The EU would insist on the Brexit bill, protection of EU citizens' rights and an Irish backstop as prerequisites.
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Facts still matter and the same will happen if Republicans insist on masking similar tax cuts as tax reform.
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The songs on "I See You" no longer insist on the austere minimalism of the band's first two albums.
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"But then line producers and location scouts insist on getting involved, and it's out of your hands," he said.
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Politicians who insist on control over borders and immigration will be helped, even as the virus transcends borders easily.
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My friends supply the alcohol and insist on Venmoing me something so I just ask for the $10 tip.
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In remarks to the forum, Mr. Pottinger urged China to insist on transparency in government procurement as projects began.
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"Powerful investors like Fink will insist on knowing what a company's plan is to address climate change," Cramer said.
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Because Democrats will insist on it and threaten to vote against the spending package unless the provision is included.
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Congress should also insist on the nomination of relevant U.S. envoys who are the traditional torchbearers for this issue.
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But if we nonetheless insist on celebrating Tax Christmas this holiday season, how should the goodies be parceled out?
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If he runs, I hope he is smart and humble enough to insist on honest criticism from his advisers.
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They could insist on additional spending on domestic programs as a condition for voting to raise the debt ceiling.
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They would prefer to delay further austerity and to insist on more tenable fiscal measures that would do less harm.
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Why do Treasury Sec Mnuchin and his wife insist on posing for photos that make them look like Bond villains?
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Or is it that "35-year bull markets" don't die quietly no matter how many people insist on burying them?
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Shouldn't they insist that he insist on it when the offense is working this poorly with him on the margins?
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No more will the AP insist on capitalizing either word: today, it's officially declaring its allegiance to the lowercase camp.
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If you insist on taking part in the nightmare that is April Fool's Day now, at least do it right.
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But Menendez asked Abizaid if he would insist on being fully informed about all White House interactions with the Saudis.
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They still insist on this whole thing about they don't have your data and somehow magically appears in other sources.
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The major exhibitors typically insist on a 72-day period of exclusivity for the films that play on their screens.
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I don't insist on changes nor do I expect writers to agree with me all the time — and they don't.
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These women resist inequality, insist on a better world, persist against all odds, and enlist others in our shared fights.
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I'm worried that other services will insist on the fragmented experience they've created that serves their interests better than ours.
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But if he did return to his old role, he said, he would insist on clear rules about decision-making.
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"We have to insist on an understanding that there are people who understand areas better than we do," she added.
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The rice exporter lists 219 separate agencies that insist on receiving bribes, ranging from civil defence to health and safety.
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The SPD can be expected to insist on the powerful finance ministry, the better to push forward euro-zone reform.
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Despite the current interregnum, Washington should insist on a coordinated fiscal (and monetary, where appropriate) stimulus with Europe and China.
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Trustbusters might need to insist on the sale of some local assets to smaller rivals before approving a tie-up.
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The new money could also insist on super-contractual protections, like more aggressive anti-dilution rights and higher liquidation preferences.
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A Green New Deal must insist on a new, and better, land use regime, countering decades of federal sprawl subsidy.
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Who else we insist on including and what we choose to do with this new proximity is up to us.
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Before you file an S-1, they will insist on getting your accounting treatment signed off by the national office.
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Shi'ite Muslim politicians including Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi insist on the vote taking place as planned on May 12.
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Yet Trump did not insist on a health-care vote next week when reporters asked him about it Friday afternoon.
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Democrats have also signaled they would insist on public release of Trump's tax returns before going along on tax reform.
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For those who insist on trying, common sense says plowing ahead without a stress-tested alternative will only complicate matters.
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"The picture we have off our radars is what the minister announced...we insist on that," the defence official said.
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He said Trump should not be held to all of his campaign promises if he doesn't insist on keeping them.
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Despite the bipartisan vote in Congress and strong support from President Trump, Justice Department bureaucrats insist on undermining these efforts.
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But where software licenses typically forbid touching code or sharing code with anyone, open-source licenses usually insist on sharing.
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But Trump has never grasped the subtlety of his own messaging and has continued to insist on a literal wall.
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But to insist on commenting that your moves are a-political when commenting on political subjects is a unique tactic.
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You will never build up the inventory if you insist on a fleet of F–35s or $3 billion destroyers.
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He also wants the EU to insist on reciprocity in trade and market access, and to guard against technology transfer.
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If that exceeds 5 million yen, for example, the government may insist on a lower price, according the policy draft.
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The new nationalism does not just insist on the differences between countries, it also thrives on the anger within them.
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Why would the secretary of commerce insist on adding a question that could undermine something as vital as the census?
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This all comes, of course, as Trump has been bucking our allies to insist on stronger ties with Russia. 3.
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Usually I blocked a man once he began to insist on meeting in person, but Jussi was patient and sweet.
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Rule No. 1: Insist on getting an agreement in writing, even if it's only on the palm of your hand.
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Still, when pressed on whether he thought Domina was right to insist on leaving immigration issues aside, Wittmann was ambivalent.
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It's why he and his wife, who is also multiracial, insist on calling their two young sons black, not biracial.
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White people insist on including themselves in just about everything we do, it's the reality of our interconnectedness, I guess.
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Administration officials have hinted that they will insist on early disarmament steps by the North before granting any sanctions relief.
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Millan loves to insist on tapping into a dog's wolf-life instincts in order to get our pets to behave.
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But he can't plausibly continue to insist on his integrity and openness while refusing to take questions he doesn't like.
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Worse, they insist on predictability and reciprocity, which are completely out of sync with Mr. Trump's view of the world.
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Under what circumstances should we resist collective identity and insist on the primacy of individual discretion, and our common humanity?
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The House should now insist on calling Robert Mueller to testify, even if Mueller would prefer to avoid the spotlight.
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As we said before, in a typical bond market universe, investors insist on higher interest rates on longer-term bonds.
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That gives a potent weapon to any faction that can hold together that many lawmakers to insist on its position.
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It is to insist on understanding when judgment comes easily, and seek surprise and the overturning of one's own certainties.
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Democrats object to the limits on aid to the U.S. territory, while Republicans insist on more aid for Midwest farmers.
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Many religious Jews would not at first accept such conversions and would continue to insist on using their own criteria.
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The song uses Minimalistic keyboards to capture the vertigo of infatuation, until drums kick in and insist on a direction.
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You can't even join a tennis match if you insist on drawing your own courts and deciding your own scores.
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It is still the most popular white wine in the United States, and some people insist on drinking only that.
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"Women should insist on knowing what assets and liabilities they have," said Ms. Steiner, who declined to give her age.
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Edward and Florence are creatures of their time, but Mr. McEwan and Mr. Cooke don't insist on their representative status.
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Even after John Bolton departed as national security adviser, hardline factions insist on complete, irreversible, verifiable, and fast nuclear disarmament.
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Both parties have stumbled to enact comprehensive health care reform because they insist on patching up a rickety, malfunctioning model.
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If lawmakers insist on a new design, he urged against "something goofy, like a football wrapped in a corn husk."
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Why must Shawn insist on eternal torture, "butt spiders" and all, for those who have shown they can do better?
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One reason good lawyers insist on deposing witnesses and subpoenaing documentary evidence is to avoid any unwelcome surprises at trial.
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I insist on this even though the little boy will not grow up to be a Little Englander or Brexiteer.
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I know of instances where there's no real benefit, but surgeons insist on using it, in order to attract patients.
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They insist on calling her "Qandeel," the name she chose for herself, and not "Fouzia," the name they gave her.
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When Barack Obama won the presidency in 2008, he made the decision not to insist on a reckoning over Iraq.
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Congress should also insist on this type of reporting and integration of democracy benchmarks for U.S. funding of the WHO.
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Companies still insist on mentioning AI in their press releases, but don't wait for you to ooh an ahh anymore.
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Many had thought that he would insist on a freeze in joint exercises in exchange for a freeze in testing.
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We are going to insist on the high standards of behavior, even the church treasurer is not protected from review.
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Fashion media often insist on "What We Want Now," a forecast of desire and perhaps the economic or political climate.
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Even as protesters call for better economic conditions and object to corruption, they insist on transcending religious and class divisions.
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If they insist on excluding the ever-growing sections of the electorate that are more secular, they risk heightening polarization.
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Many insist on lengthy field trials and obstruct the approval of seeds that have already been certified for planting elsewhere.
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Deficit hawks may insist on "paying for" these tax cuts, but there's an easy way to do that as well.
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"Yet another reason we insist on #MedicareforAll: so your healthcare won't be held hostage to negotiate lower wages," she added.
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"It's bad enough to stand between a doctor and a patient and insist on a vow of silence," she said.
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The time has come for all Americans who believe in enduring principles of morality and justice to insist on consistency.
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I insist on more diversity, by which I mean that the college should admit at least one qualified Lutheran student.
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Hence the stalemate, where it serves no purpose to insist on a comprehensive trade agreement that China will not accept.
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The numbers may not look high, but given Germany's Nazi past, many lawmakers insist on 'zero tolerance' and demanded action.
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Mr. Trump continues to insist on funding for a border wall, but is showing some signs of willingness to compromise.
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If they really wanted your brother to pay rent, move out or stop behaving rudely, they would insist on it.
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They insist on supplying maid service or baggage services and a 24-hour desk that we don't need or want.
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The new House Democratic majority, they note, could insist on more expansive reforms than just the bill's limited sentencing components.
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This section seems designed to insist on use of certain enforcement tools enacted by Congress in 1996 but never implemented.
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Antigone, one of Polyneices's sisters, insist on burying her brother's body, despite an edict from the king that forbids it.
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What is rare and what is heroic is to insist on the personhood of yourself and of those around you.
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But they insist on IMF participation in the bail-out because they do not trust the commission to oversee the Greeks.
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Will the U.S. insist on guarantees that the Taliban honors Afghanistan's constitution and doesn't try to undercut hard-earned women's rights?
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Really this is the laptop for people who insist on their laptop being able to turn into a decent tablet sometimes.
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What nuances and truths might we be missing when we insist on lifelong abstinence as the only "happy ending" for addicts?
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Signs and speeches insist on "only white Poland," as they burn the European Union flag and burn the flag of ISIS.
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Or, if there is to be any settlement talk, I believe it's appropriate to insist on a detailed admission of liability.
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This is about the measures we take to clear the hairs that insist on cropping up just outside the bikini line.
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For someone with a not-so-subtle God complex, it's surprising he didn't insist on gracing the attendees with his presence.
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Then you encounter some stronger ones, decked out with shields and helmets, who also insist on fighting you to the death.
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" In a January 2, 2014 article for the Daily Mail titled "Why does the Left insist on belittling true British heroes?
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It's still too unclear on what it would insist on to be willing to entertain any legalization of DACA recipients whatsoever.
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My Google Pixel 2 XL also has a 6-inch screen and a 3,500mAh battery (123,520mAh, if you insist on precision).
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Tips from the USCPSC for those who insist on frying their turkey:Use turkey fryers outside only and away from your home.
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Such comments led the EU to toughen its negotiating guidelines to insist on the legal force of the Article 50 deal.
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So, if you insist on resolving to do something, do this: go easy on yourself, be your own benchmark for success.
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Insist on a video chat with that new suspiciously eager protester who wants you to be an administer on their page.
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As I write this today, I regret that I did not insist on Justin's immediate exit after his behavior was revealed.
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Russian and Western diplomatic sources say Iran would insist on keeping that corridor and on Assad staying in power for now.
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Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann, a CSU negotiator, told the Funke media group his party would insist on limiting immigration levels.
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She can't just brusquely insist on herself as the inevitable leader: as the last leadership race showed, that simply doesn't work.
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Cat snobs There is an overlap of people who insist on owning only cats and people who consider introversion a virtue.
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Curious to know why so many of us insist on typing "lol" when we aren't laughing, I turned to some experts.
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"If they insist on filing cloture, then it's going to be Saturday, which is stupid because it's going to pass," Sen.
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While he and his associates continue to insist on peaceful methods, they warn that his mistreatment plays into the extremists' hands.
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It is to insist on justice in the case of Jamal Khashoggi and others less celebrated who are also at risk.
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We live in a republic of lowered expectations, but we can insist on more, from our President and from ourselves. ♦
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Democrats are feeling heavy pressure — internal and external — to insist on a DACA resolution as part of the next spending vehicle.
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Nobody would want to insist on more meat and bourbon or ending convenient air travel to smaller and more distant states.
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But, in India, daughters who insist on choosing their own husbands are not necessarily welcomed home when the union doesn't prosper.
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Will he insist on trade agreements and lift our economy and increase manufacturing, and will he stand up to the elites?
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She and her friends at the pool insist on wearing "Olympian goggles" because they, too, want to be Olympic swimmers someday.
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They are often employed by those who see themselves as liberal, and even by universities, which insist on their intellectual freedom.
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Ruckelshaus told me that it is self-defeating to insist on binding all environmental policy to the science of the past.
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A man might insist on always being in a dominant sexual position, because in his mind this didn't qualify as gay.
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The special counsel evidently felt he couldn't insist on questioning the president under oath if he wanted the investigation to continue.
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He wants investors to be ready for more weakness, especially if the Fed continues to insist on raising rates this year.
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Outside of this study, there's also no shortage of people who insist on feeding their carnivorous cats an entirely vegan diet.
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The excluded candidates say that is a lie and insist on taking part in a contest they believe they could win.
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The notion of an independent inspector general within the executive branch remains suspect by those who insist on a unitary executive.
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Trump responded "yes" when a reporter asked if he would continue to insist on the full denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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Which makes you start to wonder: Are you really a "bad feminist" if you don't insist on paying for your half?
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You are a selfish narcissist, so you insist on going on vacation in Japan, over the holidays, with someone like that.
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But if you insist on moving forward and turning screen by screen, you Luddite you, there's a setting to do so.
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Perhaps he would have been energized by a "them versus us" rage to insist on swift action to repair the damage.
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And while Mr. Trump had plenty of qualified, highly conservative lawyers to pick among, he chose to insist on Judge Kavanaugh.
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It raised the question of when the first A-list star would insist on one in his or her own contract.
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And it bodes well that they neither take themselves too seriously nor insist on turning everything into a parody of itself.
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Rather, what I insist on is what C.S. Lewis called "mere Christianity," that is to say, the core doctrines of Christianity.
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If you insist on a gift certificate, how about one for GlobalGiving, whose website lists aid projects all over the world?
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House members wield the power to inhibit policies they oppose and to leverage that authority to insist on those they favor.
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Mueller may not have had the statutory power to insist on such a release, but he did have the actual power.
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Watching Ms. Kelly make minced meat of men and insist on her right to eschew likability, I — a liberal — admired her.
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Let us insist on meaningful reforms to restore confidence that our government can protect both our national security and our privacy.
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But why would everyone insist on the same exact menu for a day that is supposed to center on the individual?
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There are still those would insist on the last answer, which has been a critical shibboleth for a very long time.
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Finally, we as a culture are beginning to insist on some resemblance of justice for victims of sexual assault and harassment.
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I think we're going to go through another period when people insist on higher standards of ethics from both political parties.
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Second, the United Nations should publicly insist on being given access to Venezuela to conduct a comprehensive assessment of its needs.
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Employees who insist on wearing a veil would risk losing their jobs, and students could face expulsion from university, he added.
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And if money is paid, insist on a receipt, get the person's ID number and report the episode to the police.
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If we insist on a higher rate, will we now not be competitive with other studios and lose traffic to others?
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In Hampton Bays, about 25 percent of buyers insist on a dock, said Constance Porto, a sales agent for Douglas Elliman.
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We can insist on getting that from the State Department ... it's just for the asking, and a document called a subpoena.
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"I insist on immediately completing identification of the bodies and their return to Ukraine," Zelensky wrote after a call with Rouhani.
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He also appeared to refer to scrapping the filibuster rule that allows any senator to insist on a two-thirds vote.
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In response, many courts issued new rules to insist on dignified and equal treatment of women and men of all colors.
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Right now, it's hard for any one female actor to insist on being paid the same as her male co-stars.
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"If you insist on playing, I want you to buy Canopy, or even go with its top shareholder, Constellation, " Cramer recommended.
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But the United States could encourage allies such as Japan, Korea, and the European Union to insist on similar escrow arrangements.
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" He added that the theater's next director must insist on the autonomy of that role: "Everybody wants to be artistic director.
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One of the Amazon leadership principles is 'Insist on the Highest Standards,' but 'is this blatantly illegal?' is the lowest possible standard.
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He, too, probably wondered why the people at Dairy Queen insist on turning your blizzard upside down before handing it to you.
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The head of the National Disaster Management Agency has ordered the immediate evacuation of people who insist on staying within the zone.
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Elliott: I did insist on a weird part on the B-side staying because I thought it'd be good for the baby.
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If sushi loyalists insist on authentic wasabi, it'll cost them, as the BBC also noted wholesale wasabi runs about $160 per kilogram.
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Even in Singapore, where pupils can opt earlier for a vocational track, schools insist on academic rigour as well as practical work.
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You encounter some creepy monsters who (you suspect) used to be human, but who now insist on fighting you to the death.
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Trudeau made clear, however, he would insist on keeping the so-called Chapter 19 dispute-resolution mechanism that Washington wants to scrap.
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And if you really insist on some sort of literal holiday tie-in, the Santa Clause franchise is also coming to Netflix.
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" Asked why she didn't just insist on bringing the dogs in, Gillian chalks it up to being a family of "rule-followers.
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But if you are going to insist on modeling the future and then planning around it, you have to do it right.
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And many of its customers still send the end product to third-party labs for validation, since retailers often insist on it.
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They're completely smartphone agnostic and should also work fine on a tablet if you insist on using that as your primary camera.
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Swiss Olympic said the next step would be to ask for support from the Swiss government, which could insist on a referendum.
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It is unclear whether Jammeh, if he steps down, will insist on some kind of immunity for alleged abuses under his rule.
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There are moms who are quick to order out, and there are moms who insist on trying a new recipe every night.
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Why does Netflix insist on devaluing film even more than it does with its washdowned color grading and poorly executed original plotpoops?
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"If they insist on indirect talks, they came here in Geneva just to waste time and buy time for Assad," he said.
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This could end up being a workaround for the ad policy restrictions, for those developers who insist on breaking the advertising ban.
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Democrats had said Trump would not insist on border wall funding in an agreement to shield roughly 800,000 young immigrants from deportation.
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Once the jury established itself as a significant factor in the national electoral debates, candidates would likely insist on taking part themselves.
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While she said some young people still insist on tanning, many native Floridians turn to hats and other techniques to stay protected.
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Why does the New York Democratic Party insist on locking them out of the primaries and creating a culture of non-participation?
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Like Buterin, he rejects the primacy, in business, of the charismatic founder, and yet the world can seem to insist on it.
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And, if outlets insist on remaining opaque on these fronts, as has RT, we should know to reject those outlets as unreliable.
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If or when it comes, weakened dollars to stale doughnuts, Republicans will once again insist on smaller stimulus and bigger spending cuts.
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Kennedy warned us 57 years ago that when innovation outpaced old laws and regulations, it was time to insist on new ones.
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The Hill contacted more than 50 GOP offices in recent days asking if they'll insist on offsets, and only a handful responded.
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But if you insist on seeing the painting, be prepared to wait and deal with crowds at The Louvre in Paris, France.
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" Pelosi said Democrats are open to vehicles for Flint beyond the CR, but they'll insist on Flint funding "that is legislated now.
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Speaking to reporters at the White House, the president stressed he would still insist on the isolated regime dismantling its nuclear program.
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There are commenters on Facebook, the kind of people who insist on taking everything literally, who see dark intimations of generational warfare.
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"For the citizens of Harney County and indeed all Oregonians, I must insist on a swift resolution to this matter," Brown wrote.
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Other times, it comes from the bottom up, when ordinary people come together, think up extraordinary ideas, and insist on being heard.
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But it is notable that the current GOP front-runner, Donald Trump, only said that he would insist on a better deal.
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If it is not the model you reserved, insist on getting that car or one with similar safety features, Ms. Sobel said.
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"We all must insist on full enforcement of UN Security Council sanctions, as this is the letter of the law," said Tillerson.
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If Democrats insist on clinging to all established norms, they entrench a system that locks a majority of voters out of power.
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The professional climber playbook dictated that if I really did insist on having children I should gracefully bow out of the sport.
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It may take a little longer, it may be a little harder to get there, but they're going to insist on change.
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By connecting artists whose lives spanned three centuries, he produced one of the first books to insist on the continuity of art.
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"When I was buying phones on Craigslist, I would always insist on meeting in a carrier store for the transaction," he said.
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As the Swedes squirm with embarrassment, the real butts of this farce are the critics who insist on taking the Nobel seriously.
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Some exchanges also fail to demand the most basic security checks and know-your-client procedures that more traditional venues insist on.
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Environmental advocates welcomed the agency's policy shift on ozone but said they would continue to insist on vigorous enforcement of pollution laws.
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If it's better to give than to receive, then why do charities and nonprofit groups insist on shoving stuff in our faces?
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Even more narrowly, some originalists insist on consulting only documents that convey the "public understanding" of the writings of these great men.
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As of now, it appears some House conservatives could insist on approving the concealed carry provision along with the background check measure.
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Democrats will insist on having their say on final spending legislation, which will require at least eight Democratic votes in the Senate.
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I insist on paying, as he normally picks up the check, and part of this lunch was to celebrate my new job.
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She took me out for pickled fish and aquavit, the straight-to-your-head spirit that Danes insist on drinking with lunch.
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But they'll meet with more and more serious resistance the more they insist on excommunicating political opponents rather than engaging with them.
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"The government cannot insist on mandatory Aadhaar," said the five-judge Constitution Bench headed by the Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra.
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Those in the party who oppose it believe it doesn't go far enough to protect workers and insist on a better deal.
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Asked during his news conference whether he would insist on full, verified denuclearization before North Korea could enjoy sanctions relief, Trump demurred.
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That also means ensuring that, unlike Hill, we don't insist on putting Ford on trial for being a survivor of sexual assault.
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Democrats are facing plenty of pressure — internal and external — to insist on a DACA resolution as part of the next spending vehicle.
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Basically, the reason we insist on talking of guns is because we refuse to face the questions of virtue in our souls.
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Also unknown: why did the journalists insist on continuing their journey after dark after being advised by local security forces not to?
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When they insist on tougher immigration enforcement, they know they're speaking to and for the cross-party coalition responsible for Trump's victory.
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From now on, the president said he will "insist on fair and reciprocal trade," which he said his predecessors did not do.
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And playwrights who insist on casting approval — not all do — should have it for as long as they're alive to exercise it.
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I go back [to Gombe] twice a year, and I insist on one day when I'm on my own in the forest.
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"I think California and New York and a lot of other places may have more leverage to insist on the highroad approach."
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Moreover, the EU will surely insist on any transition keeping the status quo, including free movement of people, budget payments and the ECJ.
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We would respect differences in modern families, but we would also insist on respect for religious liberty as a cornerstone of our democracy.
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If Republicans insist on "repealing and replacing" the ACA, then they must show and prove what specifically they will be replacing it with.
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R. wants to pick up the bill, but I insist on splitting it since I know it's going to be a bit pricey.
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LoRiggio believes that is because dice control rejuvenated an interest in craps, and superstitious players insist on setting dice if they'll play all.
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Could the future of making music sound good be an app that compensates for the terrible headphones most of us insist on buying?
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But if pimples insist on being a part of our lives, then the least we ask for is a fun fix for them.
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If you insist on thinking about Facebook versus Twitter, here's a reason to think Snap is less like Twitter and more like Facebook.
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Unlike the Tories, Labour will insist on a Brexit that works not just for City interests but in the interests of us all.
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For decades, Springsteen has rallied for Democratic candidates, railing against Republicans, including Donald Trump, who insist on playing his songs at their events.
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But it'll be more difficult to insist on that sort of thing considering AT&T's very similar deal came with no strings attached.
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Some clients, worried about the misaligned incentives caused by law firms' sky-high hourly rates, insist on partial or full contingency-payment schemes.
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Payers ought to dump this conundrum back into Sarepta's lap and insist on a rebate arrangement if the drug proves to be ineffective.
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In the same way, if one were launching a satellite, it would be perverse to insist on using Copernicus's "De revolutionibus orbium coelestium".
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Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday called the decision "disappointing" and "disproportionate," and said Berlin would insist on "fair and legal treatment" for Yucel.
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If the other party wants to talk about something else, it would be rude to stubbornly insist on only talking about one thing.
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In other words, sleep deprivation could wear down the motivation to lie just as it wears down the motivation to insist on innocence.
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That prevents farmers from exporting to rich countries, where consumers insist on knowing where their food comes from and how it is produced.
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You guys just insist on making my life difficult when I'm trying to drunkenly buy a 24-pack or gummy bears, don't you?
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Yes, there are plenty of partiers who use GHB "safely," and harm reduction techniques should be used among those who insist on using.
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Haspel, at her hearings, is likely to insist on answering questions about the black site only in a closed session — if at all.
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It can block deals or insist on remedies to mitigate national-security risks; in rare cases it passes decisions on to the president.
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But if it's going to insist on doing so, it needs to start by figuring out what point it's actually trying to make.
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If you must insist on trying it, at least do it above something other than a bathroom counter, like a carpet or something.
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If they insist on upgrading machines, they could break compatibility with equipment that might cost tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Fans will buy, though not all of them, but among themselves they insist on gift culture, with its ambivalent relationship to commerce, its
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They'd insist on fail-safes, to keep the Avengers from being compromised and used like SHIELD was in Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
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If you absolutely insist on personally sending your contact information to all 5,420 of your Facebook friends, this isn't too hard to do.
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But human beings just insist on being social creatures, and no matter how much you indoctrinate or denigrate them, they remain as much.
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Tsipras turned to the Hollywood blockbuster Die Hard - which in Greek is called "Too Hard to Die" - to insist on his government's longevity.
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Melisandre *did* insist on the power of Gendry's king's blood To be fair, this is probably just Dempsie throwing out a red herring.
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The Russian Embassy in London said in a tweet on Friday that "we insist on the right to see" Skripal, a Russian citizen.
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"If a patent troll wants to buy a patent from us then we insist on a covenant not to sue IBM," McBride said.
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Some rich Brazilians insist on "dating contracts" at the start of any new relationship, says Ms Ducci—but these have no legal status.
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I don't often buy digital albums, but I insist on keeping all 7,928 songs I've accumulated over my musical lifetime on my iPhone.
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After Charlotte acted, some legislators worried that troublesome males could pretend to identify as female and legally insist on using the ladies' room.
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But she's also fully prepared to put her foot down when it comes to directors who stubbornly insist on their vision over hers.
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This game is a tossup, regardless of a talent imbalance, so if you insist on placing a bet, go with the home underdog.
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"If the publishers are so convinced that they add value, why do they insist [on medical researchers] not posting pre-prints?" he asks.
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If developers insist on building walls on their beaches, he said, they should be slanted, and resorts should supplement them with beach nourishment.
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The U.S. must insist on implementing true safeguards that we ourselves monitor, to ensure that the weapons do not fall into Hezbollah's hands.
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The President continues to insist on more than $5 billion in funding for a border wall, and congressional Democrats refuse to provide it.
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Merkel and the rest of the German government insist on an all-EU solution to refugees and immigration -- as they have for years.
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Previous research showed that decriminalization in New Zealand resulted in sex workers being better able to refuse clients and insist on condom use.
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While some people insist on avoiding certain airlines, or feel nervous about flying on unfamiliar foreign carriers, that could be a big mistake.
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Conservatives, though, are opposed to a short-term bill and insist on a longer measure to avoid a lame-duck session of Congress.
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If it contains a suggestion of the future, it is in the way that the future will insist on remembering Eckford and Bryan.
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But the New York Democrat warned President Donald Trump not to insist on "poison pill amendments" that could disrupt negotiations that are underway.
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Please do not rely on baking soda and vinegar to kill poop bacteria if you insist on steaming your vagina in a toilet.
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But Assemblyman Ryan said he would insist on that being the case, and some of the bill's supporters said it would be critical.
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But Canucks ownership, according to some reports, told Benning to go back and insist on more, at which point the deal fell apart.
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If you still insist on doing it yourself, read up on what you should know before even picking up a pair of scissors.
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What's next: As Kim's meeting with President Trump looms, Washington can be expected to insist on timelines for denuclearization and specific verification protocols.
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There is nothing remotely difficult to comprehend here, unless you insist on not comprehending it, as a great many commentators very righteously did.
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VIPs may insist on seeing the division chief, for example, who spends most of the day in budget meetings and not doing procedures.
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At restaurants, I'd insist on taking a table in the back corner, and I'd pass up tables in the middle of the room.
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The Republicans would be the guardians of the institution; they would insist on respectful codes of conduct and fact checking, like true conservatives.
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The problem is that so many insist on drifting wider, and in so doing are brushing aside the narrative that they helped construct.
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There was little evidence for her claim, the aides agreed, and gay rights advocates were frustrated that she continued to insist on it.
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With that comes the risk of being separated from their US-born children; Canada will insist on returning them back across the border.
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Before getting to Sondland's testimony about his contacts with the president, it's worth examining a separate dubious claim he continues to insist on.
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You voted for hypocritical politicians who insist on strict sexual morality while exempting themselves, placed companies above people and profits above all else.
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It feels so good to catch up over smoothies, and I insist on treating since she paid the last time we met up.
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Those are real concessions, although he apparently is not suspending production of nuclear materials or missiles; we should insist on that as well.
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And what's so great about these musicians, they insist on almost unanimously telling it like it is – not sugar coating anything, being honest.
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As Vox's Tara Golshan has reported, the White House made a belated effort to insist on using the omnibus to target sanctuary cities.
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If you insist on a red, think about a Beaujolais, a frappato from Sicily or a pinot noir that is not highly fruity.
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Today, it is essentially a given that any Democratic president would insist on the measure being included in any major health care legislation.
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Escrow accounts are not commonly used in Mexico, Mr. Pikoff said, but buyers should insist on using a third party to hold funds.
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Those who insist on burying fetuses turn them into fetish objects instead of recognizing them for the lost hopes and dreams they represent.
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If House Republicans were to insist on negotiating a compromise that melds the Senate and House budget plans, tax legislation could be delayed.
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They insist on anonymous money transfers When asking for money, romance scammers rarely use regular money transfer process such as a checking account.
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As Australians insist on answers, one issue will undoubtedly overshadow all deliberations, namely, what the role of climate change plays in fire risk.
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Did these advisers insist on a process involving interagency meetings, information memos, briefing memos and the other accoutrements of sound government decision-making?
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There's an FT report that SoftBank will insist on stronger governance controls at portfolio companies, although that feels like a pretty empty threat.
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The Israeli military continued to insist on Friday that it had struck "an Islamic Jihad military infrastructure" in the Deir el-Balah attack.
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Will Russia insist on protecting its prior bid and sponsorship arrangements in exchange for its vote and those within its sphere of influence?
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, argues that Republicans are failing because they insist on working only with one another.
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Still, some guests insist on sliding across dollar bills, which makes others reach into their wallets, too, which defeats part of my hospitality.
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The Democratic leader said he would insist on voting to subpoena Bolton, Mulvaney, Blair and Duffey as well as several sets of documents.
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It seems only natural, then, that the president, in a similar spirit of civic-mindedness, should insist on paying these security costs himself.
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It is unclear if the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative or House Democrats will insist on including the provision in a deal.
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They insist on shaking off political realities they see both as archaic and to blame for a steady decline in their living conditions.
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Research also showed that decriminalization in New Zealand resulted in sex workers being better able to refuse clients and insist on condom use.
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We need to insist on time away from our work and from our devices, so that we can recover and restore our minds.
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"We need to insist on time away from our work and from our devices, so that we can recover and restore our minds."
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Be a good egg and indulge those of us who insist on going around the table and naming something to be thankful for.
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Mr. Trump is expected to insist on a deduction for interest paid on debt-financed projects, a provision dear to real estate developers.
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We're told he's known as a pretty savvy business guy, so show execs fully expect he'll insist on some kind of exit package.
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Mr. Grassley expressed "displeasure at the lack of cooperation from the pharmaceutical manufacturers" and vowed to insist on their testimony in coming months.
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In any talks with the United States, North Korea is likely to insist on being recognized as a nuclear weapons state, analysts said.
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Democrats (and some moderate Republicans) are taking a sensible position when they insist on action to protect DACA recipients as soon as possible.
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Suppose that, for every protest, we insist on asking: How can we actually deliberate with officials or fellow people who disagree with us?
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Then, why did prosecutors insist on arresting Stubblefield in front of his kids at their school when Stubblefield had been cooperating with the investigation?
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Despite these headwinds, cities like Liverpool have until now made strong efforts to close that divide, and mostly, residents insist, on their own initiative.
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Those who seek a life of exclusion, fear differences, or insist on seeing life through a conventional lens of frozen tradition are missing out.
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If any deal with North Korea requires U.S. military concessions, the Senate will likely insist on tight verification, as with other nuclear arms treaties.
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But if regulators do approve the terms, they will surely insist on Comcast-esque terms that vitiate the ostensible business rationale for the deal.
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Instead, she tends to insist on letting her creations speak for themselves (as she did in declining, through Bühler, an interview for this article).
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Over the weekend, Fairey proclaimed that he would insist on the removal of his mural if Stanton's was whitewashed, in solidarity with the artist.
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Similarly, white parents can teach their children to be allies, focusing on how to use their privilege to insist on equal rights for all.
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Team messaging, however, even within big multi-billion-dollar corporations, do not always insist on the proper protocols and safeguards within their technical solutions.
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The most successful institutions have independent boards of trustees who raise private money and insist on high standards—the museum in Rio had neither.
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Such guys might insist on driving, might get angry when a woman wants to pay, and often interrupt when others, especially women, are talking.
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While the research is ongoing, he has a theory for why we insist on toothy grins for T-rexes: To match "their impressive size."
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That's at least as long as Congress and the Air Force continue to insist on outfitting the future fleet with them; and they will.
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"And until all of us stand up and insist on holding public officials accountable for changing our gun laws, these tragedies will keep happening."
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The second, perhaps not unrelated, is the fear that a porter might latch on to him and insist on showing him to his room.
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Additionally, businesses that insist on supply chain transparency and encourage the farm-to-table movement will produce a better product in ethical working conditions.
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Given these and other factors, Parliament would insist on the deal being presented to the electorate in either a second referendum or general election.
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North Korean officials also said they aren't interested in having a meeting if the U.S. only insist on them unilaterally abandoning its nuclear weapons.
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Any pink is good, but I've come to most love a soft, baby pink, which is what tech companies insist on calling rose gold.
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The holding firms strongly disputed the findings, but the report prompted many clients to review their contracts with agencies and insist on more transparency.
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Big buyers can insist on third-party code audits, but that is an arduous process that few want to repeat with every new purchase.
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"The Chinese of course would insist on being the given the limelight, because this is Xi Jinping's first visit (to see Trump)," said Lam.
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When you need to name Hezbollah you will name Hezbollah, even if we vote on it and lose it, we will insist on that.
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A lot of people insist on price, but if the VR available today were as good as The Matrix, price wouldn't be the issue.
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In this film, I wanted to compare the way we insist on standardizing diamonds with how we force ourselves into narrow standards of perfection.
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Mercury in Virgo highlights a private, intuitive sector of your chart, so insist on getting the time you need to feel out your thoughts.
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But the paper quoted a Whitehall source as saying the EU would insist on using the European Court of Justice to oversee any decision.
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As if the landscape weren't treacherous enough, the coder-architects insist on layering on the AI, further unanchoring the ensmartened platforms from my control.
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The White House said Tuesday that the Trump administration will not insist on a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine during the talks.
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Restricting audio output to a purely digital connection means that music publishers and streaming companies can start to insist on digital copyright enforcement mechanisms.
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The Crawleys, however, insist on celebrating the news with some Veuve Clicquot, the return of the gramophone, and some lukewarm attempts at physical contact.
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On the EU side it is how much of an open market are they going to have, what are they going to insist on?
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The way the case has been handled has been very concerning and against all international standards in spite of what the UAE insist on.
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This is about the international law and the rules of the international legal system being upheld and that is what we will insist on.
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EU negotiators describe the period after the UK formally leaves the EU next March as the "transition" while their British counterparts insist on "implementation".
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It's time for politicians to act on this public sentiment and reject the fear-mongering of those who insist on the perpetuation of criminalization.
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Yes, do insist on fair and reciprocal trade, but Germany should stop bossing around its European customers (aka partners) to defend its trade privileges.
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The volume of criticism forced German Chancellor Angela Merkel to insist on Thursday that the deficit limits remained in force despite the Brussels decision.
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Is she onto something when she begins to insist on the phone to Frank Curry (Miguel Sandoval) that the killer is definitely a woman?
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As lawmakers debate the merits of each bill, we should insist on real reform and urge members to reject the deeply flawed Senate provisions.
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For Mayweather to A: get back into the ring, and B: fight Pacquiao, he'd insist on more comprehensive anti-doping regulations in the contract.
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But if you insist on making your chocolate chip cookies from scratch, there's a DIY way to sterilize your own ingredients: bake the cookie!
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So, let us start with a timeline of what we do know: For those who insist on seeing a silver lining, there is one.
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Conservatives should vocally denounce these practices, insist on their serious inclusion in VAWA, and demand that any Democrat who won't address them explain why.
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"I am committed to getting this bill through the legislative process, as long as we insist on safety being the top priority," said Rep.
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If you insist on salad you can cram it in between the parma and chips or put it in a bowl on the side.
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You may get be getting constantly jostled by people who insist on using the small space directly in front of you as a thoroughfare.
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China is highly concerned about the EU's decision to insist on a ruling despite market opposition, said Gao Feng, spokesman at the commerce ministry.
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Ask them to check surrounding registration systems for your name and insist on your right to sign an affidavit or cast a provisional ballot.
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According to Cannon, the most ideologically strident Republicans will insist on gutting everything that even resembles the ACA's key provisions from a final plan.
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Where should she take her out-of-town maybe-boyfriend for dinner and why does he continue to insist on staying at a hotel?
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And on Russia, he did not insist on removing - as some allies had feared - the threat of additional sanctions for Moscow's intervention in Ukraine.
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It is possible to honor the power of burlesque even as we insist on respect for people who are too frequently harmed by it.
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Above all, we have to more fiercely call out and refute manipulative liars — as well as the people who insist on believing their fictions.
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Moderates are afraid to break from the gloom and carnage mind-set that populists like Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders insist on.
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Mr. Trump, once again, said he will insist on an end to the diversity lottery system, which encourages immigration from a variety of countries.
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" The changes are so drastic that executives of LaGuardia Gateway Partners, the company building and running the revamped concourse, insist on calling travelers "guests.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — Should President Trump insist on funding the border wall, no matter how long the shutdown continues?
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Companies often insist on it, stipulating in employee handbooks or employment contracts that workers must cooperate when called to testify or risk getting fired.
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Muslims who insist on keeping or reviving these measures have a simple logic: Shariah is God's law, and enforcing it is a religious duty.
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With all that money on the line, it's important to consider what you're giving up when you insist on buying new all the time.
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But a spokesman for Mr. Sadr said that Prime Minister Abadi did not insist on continuing as prime minister in exchange for his support.
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And until all of us stand up and insist on holding public officials accountable for changing our gun laws, these tragedies will keep happening.
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The head start does not address a reality of city streets: impatient New Yorkers who insist on crossing against the light or outside crosswalks.
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As in any discussion of government monitoring of citizens, there is the inevitable question: why insist on privacy if you have nothing to hide?
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"The facts on the ground have changed dramatically, so Turkey can no longer insist on a settlement without Assad, it's not realistic," he said.
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Think of the people who turn their phones grayscale and insist on storing them in a different room from the one they sleep in.
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Pelosi said she's open to accepting the White House's request for a defense increase, but Democrats will insist on "parity" for the other programs.
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He was passionate about street photography, and during family vacations, he would insist on driving back roads so we could chat up interesting characters.
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The concern for the Lakers, if you insist on highlighting one, is that both James and Davis are averaging nearly 216 minutes per game.
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Companies that insist on a college degree deny themselves access to this talent pool, while the American dream remains out of reach for millions.
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President Moon Jae-in likes it as an 'interim step' to denuclearization, but I can insist on U.N. sanctions being lifted as the price.
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This awakening hinges on self-validation: we came to insist on the fact that government supposedly by and for the people requires our input.
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Instead, Amoroso said he hoped that government officials would focus on recommending better software architecture and that business partners would insist on better standards.
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If Americans continue to insist on associating Thanksgiving with Pilgrims and Indians, the least we can do is try to get the story straight.
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Even when the laws of war fail an individual, we must insist on their value and continue to work to advance adherence to them.
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Democrats already see troubling signs that Senate Republicans may insist on big concessions in return for allowing an immigration bill to pass next month.
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"I'm sure we will insist on having people in those places as soon as possible," she said of a forthcoming EU report on implementation.
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He says it's incumbent on companies like Apple, which make big claims about their environmental credentials, to insist on state-of-the-art energy practices.
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These additions look to make iOS 11 more helpful for those of us who insist on micromanaging storage and mobile data usage on our devices.
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