Him insisting I liked them, and me insisting I didn't.
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But instead of insisting on investigating, Republicans are waving it away and insisting there's nothing to see.
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She keeps insisting she has a lot of work to do, but he stays around, needling her, belittling her and insisting they take a selfie together.
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And while reflexively insisting that we have to eradicate political or social commentary from our entertainment would be dangerous, insisting on it would be just as bad.
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Friday for another round of talks but both sides appear dug in, with the president insisting on $5.7 billion for border fencing and Democrats insisting they won't go above $1.3 billion.
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The United States and China were at odds at a group meeting last November, with Washington insisting on subsidy cuts and Beijing insisting that it has done its part to close plants.
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The women went back and forth repeatedly, with McGarry insisting that Rowling explain why she supported a Twitter user called Brian Spanner, and Rowling insisting that McGarry provide proof of the allegation.
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She carried no sign, insisting the scars told her story.
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Is Pence insisting the plane is still on the runway?
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Merkel pushed back, insisting that Germany makes its own decisions.
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He apologized for both scandals, insisting no malice was intended.
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Others were insisting that they were already shipping the couple.
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She refuses to go, insisting on staying with her friends.
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"'Daddy you need your nails painted,' " Johnson recalled Jasmine insisting.
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"I'm in the lion's den," he says, insisting on anonymity.
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Affleck, for his part, kept insisting Harris was a racist.
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Insisting on "your money" and "my money" violates that commitment.
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And he began insisting people call him the Dalai Lama.
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FYI -- Jon has never wavered, insisting he has never cheated.
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And they keep insisting that the rings were NOT stolen!!
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She touches these political subjects lightly, insisting on slow reading.
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He suggested they kiss, and kept insisting when she refused.
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He pleaded not guilty, insisting their sexual contact was consensual.
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A friend is insisting that I should have armed security.
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Then Dubelier stepped up, insisting he represented only Concord Management.
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Insisting on instituting this practice diverts scarce health care dollars.
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She adored babies, insisting on visiting the home of one
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And supporters are holding firm, insisting more time is needed.
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" He doesn't cite evidence of this, insisting it's "common knowledge.
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Yet Google is insisting on affirmative consent in all cases.
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" Trump tweeted on Sunday, insisting: "There was no Russian Collusion.
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Matt pleas, insisting he'll deliver Grotto to the police himself.
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The first woman quickly returned, insisting she finish her masterpiece.
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He just shook his head, insisting I must be cold.
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They're insisting on coming over tomorrow to photograph my shed.
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Republicans are insisting on a major boost to defense spending.
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Democrats are insisting on an equal boost to domestic spending.
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Insisting that the business should remain in the family, Mrs.
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He also keeps insisting that foreigners are paying his tariffs.
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Residents were preparing while insisting they had been through worse.
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Instead, the man became frantic, insisting he had to continue.
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" But they kept insisting, "You need to join the gang.
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Yet he kept coming by, insisting he would straighten up.
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"I don't remember myself insisting on this," Mr. Zuma said.
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Is insisting on classical buildings the hallmark of a dictatorship?
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Nelson is insisting that Bridenstine must not be NASA administrator.
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Now the administration is insisting on money for the wall.
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Kelly began insisting that meetings be held over the phone.
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He waved the sandals, insisting that I take them anyway.
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Instead, it honors its protagonists by insisting on their frailty.
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Democratic leaders are insisting on equal increases for both categories.
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Both sides are now insisting on a different starting point.
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For a few surreal minutes Thursday night, the deer, like Schrödinger's cat, was both alive and dead, with a city official insisting he had already been euthanized and the state insisting he had not.
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Not helping Bolton's argument was his decision to immediately contact reporters insisting that he was not fired, texting and replying to questions by insisting he had set his departure in motion on Monday night.
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Everyone we talked to had the same reaction, solicited or not: insisting on diversity on the grants side of the foundation was one thing, but insisting on the same on the investment side was risky.
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Conservatives are insisting they limit any transition period to two years.
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"'Daddy you need your nails painted,&apos" Johnson recalled Jasmine insisting.
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For months, she's been insisting she wouldn't hold a snap election.
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To date, Purdue and the Sacklers continue insisting on their innocence.
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Particularly when they keep insisting that the current scheme is collapsing?
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He's insisting on Donald Trump, the man, running the federal government.
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But the EU is insisting that they are off the table.
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Rorrer has long maintained her innocence, insisting she's has been framed.
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One corner of Twitter is insisting that Thanos wear a hat.
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Future is insisting he has no bad blood with Russell Wilson.
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Kay Granger for "insisting and resisting and persisting" on women's issues.
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Castile died, insisting that he hadn't been reaching for his handgun.
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But officials initially brushed off concerns, insisting the water was safe.
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The registry denied their application, insisting only heterosexual couples could marry.
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But Trump was unrepentant Monday, insisting Arpaio's hardline tactics were justified.
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She pushes right back, insisting she is the next Harriet Tubman.
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Keep raising the bar and insisting on the highest working standards!
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I.P., he seemed to be insisting, lives in the inventor's head.
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Kamala Harris was insisting the entire organization needed to be overhauled.
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The Clintons paid a steep political price for insisting that Mrs.
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Rubio pushed back, insisting he plans to serve his full term.
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Ortega, insisting that they were terrorists, began trying to dislodge them.
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But he alienated some by insisting on seeking a fourth term.
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Trump won the presidency by insisting that change could be reversed.
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Rather, MuleSoft was just insisting that Salesforce pay up, and quickly.
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Democrats are insisting on using their other bill -- the Dream Act.
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The White House, however, keeps insisting on a vote — and soon.
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That album by The 1975 that people keep insisting was good?
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Russia is insisting that opposition forces be separated from the militants.
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" By 1975, after Watergate, Kristol was insisting that "most journalists today . . .
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We are insisting they stop supplying their labor, making their goods.
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By insisting on my journey, not ours, I created a rift.
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It was Mr. Krystall who finally starting insisting on regular breaks.
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Zuckerberg falls back to insisting that Facebook doesn't sell user data.
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Trump and his surrogates keep on insisting they want de-escalation.
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She remained defiant, insisting on staying true to Frida's trademark unibrow.
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SoftBank is insisting it could walk away from an Uber deal.
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Its critics oppose this, insisting the United Nations must oversee any repatriations.
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This argues for insisting on strong evidence before new treatments are approved.
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Assange denies all charges, insisting the sex was consensual in both cases.
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Insisting on 100 percent WWS — excluding nuclear, biomass, cogeneration, natural gas, etc.
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Tamar's only act of assertion was insisting the baby's father was Black.
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He refuses to talk to Awamiyah's rebels, insisting they turn themselves in.
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Giuliani then walked that comment back, insisting they hadn't spoken about it.
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With the US insisting on tariffs, China pulled back on other commitments.
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I leave nine minutes late after insisting on brewing myself a coffee.
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The baby kept insisting on a "shallow latch" — which was extraordinarily painful.
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But the landlord kept calling me and insisting it hadn't been paid.
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Apple has refused, insisting that doing so would set a terrible precedent.
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He made six birdies despite insisting he didn't have his best stuff.
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Similarly, insisting on antibiotics to treat cold symptoms is a bad idea.
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It's Roman Polanski's supporters insisting that things were just different back then.
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But Republicans are insisting this happened and it&aposs a problem. Watch.
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Insisting that the next president be taken that way is utterly reckless.
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News, insisting issues with sobriety have nothing to do with the split.
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The White House is insisting its resistance to Democratic power is legitimate.
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Clarke and Kubrick both went to their graves insisting that was untrue.
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Officials of schools in the majority of instances are insisting upon disbandment.
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This week, Mr. McConnell is insisting that he will hold the line.
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Physicians are either refusing these patients or insisting they take lower doses.
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But he infuriated many Bolivians by insisting on seeking a fourth term.
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Lawyers do it their way, insisting on simple answers to difficult questions.
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Peters adamantly denied that the drugs were hers, insisting they were planted.
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Governments can lower the risk by insisting on a diversity of suppliers.
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It's only the EU insisting we can't negotiate if there are tariffs.
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Right now some loud voices are insisting that this time it's different.
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Schumer is insisting that McConnell allow an open debate and amendment process.
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Russia has already stopped insisting on separate Kurdish representation at peace talks.
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Insisting that fragrance-free products contain no masking fragrances isn't entirely practical.
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Huawei has repeatedly denied the allegations, insisting it is an independent company.
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Under criminalization, insisting on strict screening every time wouldn't be an option.
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Adam kisses Jessa, who is still insisting that they are just friends.
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Yes, Conyers tried to fight these allegations -- insisting they were all false.
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They're worried about who we are, too, and insisting on one answer.
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" As recently as Tuesday, Trump was insisting that "it will go away.
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They are insisting on stepped-up immigration enforcement throughout the country's interior.
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That means insisting that Mueller's investigation continue, unimpeded by firings or pardons.
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Insisting on a certain title is another big red flag for Lieberman.
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But that won't stop Fotis Dulos' attorney from insisting he was innocent.
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It's about "insisting on safety, equity, and power" and changing the gatekeepers.
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She quickly took over, insisting that she make my coffee for me.
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He also set the dietary template, insisting everyone should have the steak.
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Of course, that didn't stop Trump insisting the absolute opposite was true.
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We've been insisting that something needed to be done for decades now.
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President Donald Trump authorized its release, insisting the claimed malfeasance targets him.
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Democrats never participated in the debate, insisting that ObamaCare was essentially flawless.
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I for one will be in Parliament insisting that we take some.
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Zelensky, throughout it all, kept insisting that Ukraine could not be influenced.
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" A senior Democratic aide disputed that claim, however, insisting, "We're whipping it.
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Do they keep insisting this coronavirus is no worse than the flu?
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Now Santa, at least in New York, is insisting on a reservation.
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We have no more business insisting it stop directly subsidizing its industries than it does insisting that we stop indirectly subsidizing ours through, for example, the highly favorable tax and patent treatment of our finance and pharmaceutical sectors.
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At one point he repeated a racist French expression, insisting it wasn't offensive.
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Insisting that he'd done nothing wrong, Hayden thought we should demand a hearing.
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Cops, unsurprisingly, cite the follow up—insisting the original unfairly tainted their reputation.
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Then cause an overnight sensation by insisting you wear matching bobcat-fur vests!
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I alerted David, who dismissed the idea, insisting Nic was happy and thriving.
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At least four were evacuated by helicopters after insisting on staying, he added.
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" Lake, the pollster, goes further than Pelosi, insisting Democrats should "move on, period.
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Not surprisingly, China and India refused, insisting on sticking with the original principles.
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Insisting that somebody must be to blame makes an already difficult process harder.
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Campaign and convention officials made things worse by insisting there was no plagiarism.
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When asked why, he is vague, insisting only that "origin is very important".
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McGahn refused to lie, insisting that his memory of the incident was correct.
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At least in part, by not insisting that they do it all themselves.
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He pleaded not guilty to the charges, insisting their sexual contact was consensual.
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" Wentz expanded on that to EW, insisting that mental illness "can't be stigmatized.
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They've defended against those charges by insisting their platforms welcome all political viewpoints.
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" KBR has denied responsibility, insisting that it operated burn pits "safely and effectively.
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And, that includes insisting on a wedding venue befitting someone of royal blood.
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Berri is insisting that the finance ministry remains with his Shi'ite Amal Movement.
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He has resisted, insisting he still has a path in the presidential race.
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Many are reluctant to dive in, insisting they lack experience or fear losing.
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Israeli sources, however, were more sceptical, insisting that the two main obstacles remained.
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He derided the rival event, insisting that only 35,000 people had showed up.
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Some countries are insisting on more details on environmental impact and project financing.
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Amazon previously has responded by insisting that researchers had used the technology incorrectly.
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But her friend, Jessica Steindorff, kept insisting that she take a pregnancy test.
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The companies had sought to defeat the law, insisting their checks are sufficient.
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The miners are all insisting financial discipline will keep them resilient despite inflation.
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Other Republicans, notably Senator Lindsey Graham, are insisting Republicans return to repealing Obamacare.
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She was insisting on knowing what information we had gathered for our story.
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The president downplayed white supremacist violence, insisting that "both sides" are to blame.
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Her boyfriend also posted a statement on Instagram insisting that nothing was wrong.
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The sound of someone insisting she can't be hurt, even when she is?
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The FAA was a lone holdout, initially insisting that the plane was airworthy.
|
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer, insisting there was no "plan B," predicted victory.
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Jones is at home recovering, his family insisting that he use his crutches.
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He sends Carter pictures of his fingers, insisting they are normal size. Really!
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For years, I was actively dating girls and still insisting I was straight.
|
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Trump continues to fight the litigation, insisting that the reviews were overwhelmingly positive.
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Saudi Arabia has denied it, insisting Mr. Khashoggi left shortly after he arrived.
|
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The beleaguered prime minister, Theresa May, keeps insisting there is a way forward.
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They had mutual friends who kept insisting they were perfect for each other.
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He alternated between begging for forgiveness and insisting that nothing bad had occurred.
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And if the bride is insisting on something too expensive, talk to her.
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Write the board and managing agent another letter, insisting that they take action.
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Ghani is insisting an election he looks set to win should go ahead.
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Ms. Choi has remained loyal to Ms. Park, insisting that both were innocent.
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They've both denied anything physical is going on, insisting their relationship is platonic.
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China's ambassador has played that down, insisting his country has no ill intent.
|
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" Haley responded to Kudlow's suggestion on Tuesday, insisting that she doesn't "get confused.
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"That's what they don't get by insisting that Westport trumps all," she said.
|
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Once inside, she said he kept insisting that she join him in Paris.
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She waved her hand dismissively, insisting that simply wasn't a thing in China.
|
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I never missed an episode of "290210," insisting we record it every week.
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But I'll keep insisting on this idea as if I never heard you.
|
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When the Democrats were insisting on his testimony, the media wanted it too.
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Trump is insisting on funding for the border wall he promised to build.
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Roger Stone is insisting the allegations about his connections to Russia are unfounded.
|
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"I honestly don't know," she continued, insisting that she wasn't just saying that.
|
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"I was insisting that my biometric data is mine," he told Radio National.
|
|
During the 35-day shutdown, many Americans accused Mr. Trump and Congress of acting like toddlers, with Mr. Trump insisting that he had to have the wall, and Democratic leaders insisting that they would not give him a penny for it.
|
|
On Thursday's episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers, the host skewered the Donald Defence Squad's pivot from insisting there was no quid pro quo to insisting that, even if there was, it didn't matter, and it shouldn't be impeachable anyway.
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He didn't apologize for insisting the President of the United States wasn't an American.
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Same situation for the statement insisting that black people just don't work hard enough:
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"We strive for accuracy," shrugged Netflix CFO David Wells, before insisting that everything's fine.
|
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" Lee responded by denouncing the tweets, insisting that he doesn't like racism "at all.
|
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Donald Trump is insisting that there is wide-scale voter fraud in US election.
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He's insisting on including it and said Republicans are "totally unified " on the issue.
|
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Today this means insisting on adding an egg to the shish barak's yogurt sauce.
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And Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) can't stop insisting it's because Meredith is secretly in love.
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BA disputes the figure, insisting that no-one receives less than £21,000 per year.
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"I shall protect the public purse by insisting on value for money," he said.
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Justin Fairfax (D) insisting he won't resign after sexual assault allegations by two women.
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Riyadh has denied killing Khashoggi, insisting he left the consulate shortly after he arrived.
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The army took control of Zimbabwe, insisting that its coup was not a coup.
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Within a year, the Gay Activists Alliance formed, insisting on a more respectable image.
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He has pleaded not guilty to the charges, insisting their sexual contact was consensual.
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America is insisting that German defence spending rise from 1.2% to 2% of GDP.
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As you might expect, the company is insisting their intentions are above board here.
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The two women from earlier returned to the front desk insisting I call 911.
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"Don never saw it," the official said, insisting on anonymity to describe internal procedures.
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"I never saw him," said Mr Lewis, later insisting that he intended no disparagement.
|
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After that though, Selena's insisting she and Orlando went to separate corners (hotel rooms).
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Trump's spokeswoman reacted fiercely to those statements, insisting the President was a truthful man.
|
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The administration stood firm with its policies, insisting they were on the right path.
|
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The White House downplayed the change, insisting it was not a demotion for Bannon.
|
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Perry showed up in the spin room, insisting his error was stylistic, not substantive.
|
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U.S. governors, mayors and businesses are also insisting they'll stick with the Paris goals.
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But even some of those supporters are not insisting that Wilson's name be erased.
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So now he's insisting that he, and he alone, can fix the rigged system.
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"The reports of me 'demanding' or 'insisting' on equal pay to them" aren't true.
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By insisting on considering outsiders as well as insiders, boards give themselves more options.
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Thursday, insisting that he had "never seen a cent of funding" from Libya, that
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Or from insisting, when they do, that partisan officials stop degrading the nation's democracy.
|
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Andersen declined comment on boosting his offer, insisting only that DSV would remain disciplined.
|
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Pelosi has resolved to stay, while insisting the attention to leadership questions is premature.
|
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Not surprisingly, consumers are not the only ones insisting on more transparency and information.
|
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Democrats have also been insisting on equal increases for defense and nondefense spending programs.
|
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Observers downplayed any diplomatic crisis insisting that ties between the two countries are strong.
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Witnesses interviewed by local reporters were irate, insisting that the man had been unarmed.
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I'm not insisting that you drink that zinfandel until you learn to like it.
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The vendors are standing firm against the city's edicts, insisting they will not budge.
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Not insisting so much on-- technology sharing when you go in and do business.
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"It's a slippery slope," Aviran said, insisting that it was a path he resisted.
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The reports of me 'demanding' or 'insisting' on equal pay to them aren't true.
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Insisting that he was famous "in some circles," he declined to provide his name.
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MSF was insisting on security before it returned to its damaged facilities, she said.
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They're always insisting upon their own historic nature, to get you to keep watching.
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AT&T responded to the study by insisting there's absolutely nothing to see here.
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But Warsaw didn't back down an inch, insisting it is ready for a fight.
|
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Hillary Clinton did not goad or trap Donald Trump as the media keeps insisting.
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Do the above, but in a far less grand way, while insisting it's impressive.
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What worries you most about people insisting that the Democratic primary has been rigged?
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There is no lobbying behemoth like the N.R.A. insisting that teenagers get unrestricted licenses.
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Not entirely — there's some room for insisting on basic working conditions and environmental rules.
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The movie shows the personal as political while never overtly insisting on the point.
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"That tastes nothing like a pinot," he said, insisting the waiter bring another bottle.
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Privately, he has railed against her, insisting that she was not telling the truth.
|
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But insisting on those terms now puts too many innocent people in harm's way.
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Khloe fought back, insisting she had called Kourtney to make sure she was okay.
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When I visited, she was belligerent, insisting I take her back to her condo.
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However, the Moon enters grounded Capricorn today, insisting you take it slow and unwind.
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There were no comments insisting that President Obama wants to take people's guns away.
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And those insisting on a replacement don't agree on what form that should take.
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Write the board a letter insisting that it keep dust from entering your home.
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The US FAA was a lone holdout, initially insisting that the plane was airworthy.
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For years, Mr. Dixon fought that conviction from behind bars, insisting on his innocence.
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They have wavered between floating tax cuts to insisting they aren't considering tax cuts.
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She held firm, insisting that the President would not get played by North Korea.
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By insisting on calling motherhood a selfless sacrifice, we take agency away from her.
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Would he reject feasible paths in favor of insisting on ideas that can't pass?
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But it has rejected both ideas, insisting it is best to invest in growth.
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Mr Nasser has sought to downplay such concerns, insisting that its production was reliable.
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New Yorkers wake up one morning to find the weather insisting on certain activities.
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I'll laugh, insisting my mother was in hysterics when she told me that story.
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"Jack Dylan Grazer didn't think I was cool," says Ransone, insisting he's not joking.
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Let's make sure House Republicans don't squander the opportunity by insisting on a BAT.
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The Sesame Council condemned the murders, insisting that its project had no military connections.
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Thereafter, Mr. Volcker was obdurate, insisting that the pain was necessary and ultimately worthwhile.
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Congressional leaders did not attend, insisting it was fraudulently created and usurped their powers.
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Booker, meanwhile, is insisting he still has a path to the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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And we are insisting on a roll call vote on every one of them.
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And insisting that without him in office, the stock market would have dropped 50%.
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Insisting on a safe third country agreement with Mexico would add to that record.
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She kept insisting it was O.K.: The girl was 18, and it was consensual.
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" His office released a statement insisting that "now is the time for serious talks.
|
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After weeks of insisting that Mr. Khashoggi had left the consulate alive on Oct.
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In such moments, his parents often hold his face, insisting he make eye contact.
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She spoke slowly, mournfully, shooting down each suggestion, insisting she'd already tried them all.
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He took the news well, insisting the Justices are stuck in the 20th century.
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Mrs May slapped down her ministers by insisting companies had every right to speak out.
|
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Jackson released a video statement insisting on his innocence that was carried live by CNN.
|
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Italy is insisting Malta must rescue 450 migrants at sea and give them safe harbor.
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But now that you know the score, quit insisting the conman is on your side.
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Despite this environment, Trump is insisting that he wants talks with Iranian leaders without preconditions.
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She waved off one of his top aides, insisting that she only deals with Trump.
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On abortion or gay rights Helms was unyielding, insisting that God's laws pre-empted debate.
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PT: Twitter addressed the issue in a tweet, insisting that "human error" was to blame.
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Rwandan officials deny abuse, insisting that the centres "rehabilitate" vendors and direct them to retraining.
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Sessions followed up by insisting the Justice Department has the right to enforce federal law.
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They had been insisting they had the final signatures locked in and ready to go.
|
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And ironically, insisting that The Last Night is unprecedented makes it a lot less likable.
|
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Ally walks in and breaks up the altercation, with Roger insisting that Pedro be fired.
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President Trump is insisting we need a border wall; Democrats of course insist we don't.
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Angela Merkel has struck a soothing tone, insisting on Europe's desire for a prosperous Turkey.
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The new executive order contains language insisting that this conspicuous deletion should not be misinterpreted.
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Amyntor's advocates were insisting that "we need to do this off the books," he said.
|
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Without explanation, the White House keeps insisting Special Counsel Robert Mueller's work is nearly complete.
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The coalition denied targeting Yemeni schools, instead insisting it aimed for a militia training camp.
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Saudi Arabia denies harming Khashoggi, insisting that he left the building shortly after he arrived.
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Most multinational firms spent 2018 insisting to investors that this trade war did not matter.
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Best Poop Gag: Sam insisting they should have been sending poop puns this whole time.
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Because you can&apost just make an overture without making recommendations or insisting on changes.
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Rand Paul, insisting the bill too closely resembles Obamacare, vows that conservatives will kill it.
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The CSU had threatened tighter border controls which Merkel rejected, insisting on a European solution.
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She enlists Bette in this fight, insisting it's up to them to support each other.
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Who can forget Sex and the City's Aidan insisting on hoarding five separate Speed Sticks?
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Good judges defend those safeguards, insisting that the government honor them while enforcing the law.
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The UN's envoy to Libya is so far insisting that the conference will go ahead.
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I think savvy celebrities and athletes are now insisting that tattoo artists sign a release.
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Republicans have played down concerns about Mnuchin's record at OneWest, insisting he followed the law.
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" Later, Hemingway dyed his hair red and went around insisting that it had happened "accidentally.
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Trump has responded by insisting it would benefit the U.S. to improve ties with Russia.
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NATO disagrees, insisting that the four battalions are a tripwire for engaging the whole alliance.
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Genuine patriotism means insisting that government and citizens honor the inalienable rights of all people.
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Look out for being overly aggressive or insisting that your way is the only way.
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Instead of insisting on our superiority in every regard, let's take pride in the connections.
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The I.M.F. has painted a dark picture, insisting that Greece cannot meet its budget goals.
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Republicans have long sought to dismantle Obamacare, insisting it was unworkable and hampered job growth.
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In negotiations, Fricke said his party was not insisting on the role of finance minister.
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Right now, Trump is insisting on $5 billion border wall construction in fiscal year 2019.
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The incident forced the US Embassy in Jerusalem to issue a swift response, insisting Amb.
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"Typically, when they're insisting on their own forms, they're concerned about liability," Ms. Feddis said.
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Cabral Ferreira likens tinned fish to wine, insisting that the flavors further develop after canning.
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Republicans are insisting that as part of any deal, caps on military spending be lifted.
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They had been so hospitable, sharing their food, insisting that we stay in their house.
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I was next to him, and he started smoking and insisting I take a hit.
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Neymar vehemently denied the allegations put against him by Trindade, insisting the encounter was consensual.
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For years, fellow veterans urged him to try cycling, insisting on the sport's therapeutic virtues.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) insisting that further cuts in domestic discretionary funding were surely feasible.
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Saudi officials contested Mr. Ban's version of events, insisting that they had issued no threats.
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She chose this moment, insisting on it even after 25 years of vitriol and criticism.
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While insisting against all evidence that Republicans will repeal Obamacare soon, he embraced the deal.
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But Guttenberg shot back, insisting that Kavanaugh turned and walked away of his own accord.
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Second important point: Progressives are not insisting that the Democratic Party field progressive candidates exclusively.
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He later said he was thinking about an acronym, insisting he understood the Syrian conflict.
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But the casinos are balking at legislative mandates insisting upon the use of league data.
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Insisting that something works when it doesn't is the wrong way to work this energy.
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By insisting on disclosure, Congress and the courts can help ensure that it does not.
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But DeMint was adamant, insisting that this was an opportunity Heritage should not pass up.
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Mr. Weinstein is reported to have a history of insisting on those sorts of arrangements.
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The Saudis, while insisting that he left the consulate safely, have not offered any evidence.
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But the House is insisting that it won't simply yield to all the Senate's demands.
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"They'll kill you for that," she added, insisting that only her first name be used.
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Inclusionary procedures should engage all key players, rather than insisting on specific outcomes up front.
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Until last week, the president was insisting that a trade deal with China was imminent.
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Democrats are insisting that the limit on nondefense spending be increased by the same amount.
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Each soon recanted, insisting they had admitted to the crime under coercion from police officers.
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" Her husband, she said, beat him, insisting that he would not "bring up a poof.
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Insisting on a little more empirical evidence before you make the leap seems pretty reasonable.
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"It could be," he said, insisting he doesn't think in terms of recession or not.
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Some of Kavanaugh's defenders deflect these accusations by insisting that he is a decent man.
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President Jimmy Carter set the tone in the late 1970s by insisting on limited spending.
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Even after he gave a live television interview insisting he was "free," many remained unconvinced.
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Democrats assailed the process, again insisting on a one-week delay and an F.B.I. investigation.
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Then-Fox News chief Roger Ailes actually backed Kelly at first, insisting that Trump apologize.
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Environmental and food scientists are insisting that we eat more plants and less processed food.
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Mulvaney rejected those arguments on Thursday, insisting that Trump would not profit from the gathering.
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They disguise their impulsivity as positive thinking while insisting everything will work out just fine.
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Clinton's unpopularity in the state, insisting Missourians will be better off with a President Trump.
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He has been used as a tool while loudly insisting he is not a tool.
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"But with investors insisting on free cash flow and dividends, maybe we won't," Gilmer said.
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He went on to text several reporters insisting that it was his decision to resign.
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Netanyahu has repeatedly proclaimed his innocence, insisting that investigators will find he did nothing wrong.
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Chace quotes this story when Gail returns from the morgue, insisting that Paul is alive.
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Obama's way is to keep cool while insisting on, and embodying, a faith in institutions.
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He actually made one of the shots, too, after insisting he return to the game.
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Throughout the hearing though he defended his own business practices, insisting he did nothing illegal.
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On that side of Congress, Republicans are still insisting that no quid pro quo existed.
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"It's a daunting scale," he said, before insisting that education, as always, is the answer.
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But there is a growing chorus of voices insisting that the market is topping out.
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Mediaset is also insisting that Vivendi agrees to cap its remaining stake for five years.
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Trump responded Wednesday by insisting he believes impeachment will help his reelection prospects in 2020.
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Her office is flooded with activists, most of them insisting that she vote against Kavanaugh.
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Insisting that negotiations must focus on denuclearization is to misunderstand the cause of this crisis.
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There is a new sheriff in town, and he is insisting on law and order.
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The biofuels industry praised the deal, insisting that Trump has now come through for farmers.
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But Democrats, as they long have, are insisting on an equal increase in nondefense spending.
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He would wander off, distracted by the passing cars, insisting that they were following him.
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Mr. Shkreli wrote Mr. Pierotti again, insisting that he buy the shares back from him.
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They are insisting on removing language that gives Congress the ability to block such action.
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But until Saturday, he had steadfastly resisted doing so, insisting he had done nothing wrong.
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Ms. Jones returned as Ms. Newman during "Weekend Update," insisting that she hadn't been fired.
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He kept insisting to Lee that their politics weren't exactly in sync with each other.
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He's been sued by a British cave diver for insisting the man is a pedophile.
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Trump and his administration keep insisting that he would not benefit from this tax bill.
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The spokesperson says, "We are not here to be violent" ... insisting they just want justice.
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But the president and his aides keep retreating behind ever-narrower defenses – from denying any contacts with Russians, to admitting them but insisting they weren't about Hillary Clinton, to insisting they hadn't colluded with Russia, to saying it wouldn't be illegal if they had.
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I ruined family vacations by insisting on being dropped off at the showiest megachurch in town.
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Mr. Trump handled his second-place finish stoically, thanking Iowans and insisting he loved the state.
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There's the voiceover constantly insisting that, unlike all the other brands, this one truly gets you.
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You can keep insisting that grades don't matter, but it won't change the job market competition.
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The NFL has since slammed the report, insisting that it hasn't tried to curb her comments.
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Insisting that we're all invisibly linked to one another, Crash makes its case by stacking the
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Nettles was determined to impose order, insisting that daily routines be spelled out to the minute.
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Like some kid insisting his deadbeat dad is actually a secret agent away on a mission.
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People dressed up my situation by saying I was overreacting or insisting that I was resilient.
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However desirable economic development is, insisting upon it as the way forward traps billions in poverty.
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Saudi officials have denied the allegations, insisting that Khashoggi left the building that day and disappeared.
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It is easy to forget these when insisting that because he's still competitive he is healthy.
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"Well, I think that (Thursday) isn't a deciding game," Roberts said, insisting he's sticking with Maeda.
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The company sent a letter to Sanders insisting that employees would still come out on top.
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Traditional care companies are inflexible, typically insisting on advance booking in blocks of so many hours.
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" One nonbeliever insisting it was a PR stunt tweeted, "there's no way she'd actually date him.
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"He's a really great father," Ramona told PEOPLE in March, insisting the two are just friends.
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But the women keep up the training unhindered, insisting that no sport is exclusive for men.
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Earlier this year, military officials started beat the drum again, insisting that US needs space fortifications.
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The Vatican was astute in insisting that its loan be displayed apart from the fashion show.
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Creamer denies any wrongdoing, insisting that claims by the "notorious right wing blogger O'Keefe" are unfounded.
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Ms Levavasseur is less clear about her policies, insisting that they will emerge from the grassroots.
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The senators should reject that request, insisting that she be questioned fully in an open session.
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The cast – who won the night's top honor – immediately stopped taking the photo, insisting she join.
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Ticketmaster has since issued a statement insisting that they cooperated with Schneiderman and supported his efforts.
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Wade is in clear and imminent danger, young people in California are insisting on progressive change.
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Criticizing Beijing, or insisting that ASEAN use more forceful language, is now more exposed than ever.
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Huffington also adamantly stood behind Kalanick, insisting that he "absolutely not" leave his role as CEO.
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She declined to concede immediately after the November 6 election, insisting that every vote be counted.
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Facebook faced backlash in 2014 for insisting that its users sign up with their real names.
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The Ciercos, insisting there was no legal basis for FinCEN's move, sued in the American courts.
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The Earth's climate, it seems, isn't listening to the politicians that are insisting it's not warming.
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It is simply insisting that those nations live up to the agreements the entire alliance made.
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As we reported, he's insisting she was completely lucid -- and people who've seen the footage agree.
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Fox used profanity last February when insisting Mexico would never pay for Trump's proposed border structure.
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But sitting opposite these two planets is diplomatic Jupiter in Libra insisting on cooperation and negotiation.
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" President Trump has been highly critical of members' spending, insisting that they "pay their fair share.
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A tax bill remains elusive, with the White House insisting on taking a more active role.
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Now, however, Disick is insisting it's Kardashian who just doesn't give him the appreciation he deserves.
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The piece itself misses the mark insisting the new category is racial which it is not.
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The GOP's donors rejected this compromise, however, insisting Bieber only showcase "All Lives Matter" banners instead.
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" A source previously told PEOPLE the same thing, insisting Gamble and Jenner "will never get married.
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Trump has inspired widespread outrage by insisting Judge Gonzalo Curiel's "Mexican" heritage may make him biased.
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She refused, insisting that he was guilty of attempted theft and tampering with crime-scene evidence.
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Still, Gillum did not concede, insisting that "tens of thousands of votes" remained to be counted.
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Hence his tweet this morning insisting Wilson is lying and he has proof of that fact.
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Some of my progressive friends reject my argument, insisting that Democrats must define who we are.
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Steidl is aggressively modest, insisting that as a printer he is a technician, not an artist.
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Powerful corporations and employers also have an incentive to overreach by insisting on illegal secrecy requirements.
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Abrams has not conceded, insisting her campaign will not end until all the votes are counted.
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They'll buy up homes and resettle everyone, insisting that new is so much better than old.
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France stands alone to insisting upon a date for a decisive end to the Brexit saga.
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Moore rebuffed those pleas, and denied the allegations against him, insisting that they were politically motivated.
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"There was some resistance" was how he put it, insisting that his troops could handle it.
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Republican leaders are insisting their candidates are running strong campaigns independent of their party's presidential nominee.
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The E.U. refused, insisting that Britain's withdrawal must be finalized before it would consider anything else.
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Business leaders are increasingly sensitive to shareholders and boards of directors insisting on corporate social responsibility.
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Emmie was insisting that after cleaning the coop she could tell the difference between the two.
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Powell has brushed off Trump's criticism, insisting that politics play no role in the Fed's decisionmaking.
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Leading party members quickly coalesced around Ms. May, insisting that the contest should not be reopened.
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On television, Clinton supporters continue to gingerly humor the senator, insisting he should take his time.
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Tom Wolf, are the ones insisting school districts are the only legitimate avenue to education success.
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Since June, Chavista leaders had been insisting that more than 600,000 signatures were fraudulent or defective.
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But that did not stop Mr. Trump from insisting that there was a more sinister threat.
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North Korea has since disputed these claims, insisting that it only wanted partial relief from sanctions.
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Write the board and the managing agent a letter insisting that they address your relentless rodents.
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Extra batting practice, extra this, extra that, doesn't happen unless someone else is insisting on it.
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Insisting that literature become a cultural studies delivery vehicle hardly seems like the best next step.
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It will require insisting on and measuring tangible outcomes and adjusting strategy as lessons are learned.
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In some cases, acquirers and public markets are insisting on a discount from prior private valuations.
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The government rejected the proposal, insisting it would create a de facto third chamber in parliament.
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I began insisting on Skype calls as a method of weeding out throwaway accounts and scams.
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At first, Alba is horrified, insisting that walking into the shop feels like walking into hell.
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This consists of simply insisting that current Medicaid recipients will see no change under the AHCA.
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"There's been a slight delay," an LG representative told Recode, insisting there was no major issue.
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The cast echoed the showrunner in insisting that the show isn't solely driven by current events.
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Black voters aren't insisting on centrism in the manner white Americans tend to think of it.
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If half the country is still insisting that the virus is just the flu, we're doomed.
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Democratic officials and governors, meanwhile, are insisting that these measures stay in place to prevent catastrophe.
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Some competitors and former customers echo such stories, insisting on anonymity because the negotiations are confidential.
|
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"There's progress," one senior Vatican official confirmed, insisting on anonymity, when asked to describe the negotiations.
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But she's quick to assuage any anxiety by insisting that the team's recipes are pretty accessible.
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He compensates for his time away with strictness, insisting Philip stay close to home for college.
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Republicans just passed a huge tax cut, insisting that it would translate to an economic boom.
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So after insisting for almost two years that Brexit would go ahead on March 29, Mrs.
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But they don't have a history of insisting on ideological purity in candidates for statewide office.
|
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Insisting that this administration threatens a free press is just one more means of browbeating it.
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They have long championed SNAP and are insisting it be included in the massive stimulus package.
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In response, Biden rejects the criticism, insisting that the basic thrust of the story was true.
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Mr. Trump seems incensed that people keep insisting on an accurate death count from Hurricane Maria.
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Some companies have tried to evade the issue by insisting they want to avoid politics altogether.
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Some companies have tried to evade the issue by insisting they want to avoid politics altogether.
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But the Fed is insisting not only on reaching 2 percent inflation but on surpassing it.
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They stay focused on what they have to give, instead of insisting that they deserve more.
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She interrupts his travels in Paris, insisting he change his itinerary to accompany her to London.
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I read it shouldn't be more than 10,000 pesos, but the guy is insisting on 15,000.
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In the age of Trump, insisting on both is likely to prove too difficult to contain.
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Lüscher had replied by insisting on the dignity and indeed importance of the artist's political engagement.
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Chris Mitchell defended the decision, insisting it is consistent with the directive issued by the President.
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Mr. Dhlakama denied the accusations, insisting that government forces had staged atrocities to discredit the dissidents.
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Insisting on another test in a month, she recommended spinach, almonds, black beans, avocado, brussels sprouts.
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Two things binds these characters together: insisting that they are both real and fake, and sex.
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But his supporters point to a track record of insisting on Justice Department oversight and independence.
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But U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer never accepted that plan, insisting on a full sunset provision.
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Apple said it follows all applicable tax rules, insisting that the company pays all its taxes.
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Few Iranian officials like to acknowledge their country's vulnerability, insisting it is immune to outside pressures.
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Democrats insisting that they were doing the right thing, as opposed to the politically savvy thing.
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Ms. Sandberg has denied any immediate presidential ambitions, insisting that she loves her job at Facebook.
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Senate Democrats are backing up that request and insisting, too, that other witnesses should be called.
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Pelosi became noticeably irritated by the question, insisting that House lawmakers had already done their job.
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Fortunately, the public and many members of Congress are insisting on a higher standard of conduct.
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Was their love one-sided, as the concerned and unimaginative adults in his life kept insisting?
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Trump responded by insisting Khizr Khan "has no right" to criticize him and his presidential campaign.
|
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Instead, the president kept insisting he was right on Alabama and agitators kept egging him on.
|
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Rubio's campaign has put on a brave face, insisting he will take his campaign to Florida.
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"There is nothing wrong with insisting that foreign assistance always serves America's best interest," said Green.
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Democrats are also insisting that a memo authored by the House Intelligence Committee's top Democrat, Rep.
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"None of these questions disappears," Barnier said Wednesday, insisting that the challenges must not be underestimated.
|
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Chappell later defended himself, insisting he acted only in the best interests of the department store.
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Seven pharmaceutical executives defended high drug prices at a Senate hearing, insisting they were not profiteering.
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The White House rejected such claims on Tuesday, insisting the mission was an intelligence-gathering raid.
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Dr. Wexler and her father were "relentless," he said, by insisting the research groups work together.
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" But Mr. Trump has repeatedly advocated doing "nothing" in Syria, insisting it is not America's "problem.
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But he's also insisting he's willing and able to pull the U.K. out without a deal.
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Represented by a new defense team, Mr. Corona took the stand, insisting that he was innocent.
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Send this information to your landlord, along with a letter insisting that management address the harassment.
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President Donald Trump keeps insisting: He does not want health insurers to get an Obamacare bailout.
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Until now, the RBA has been doggedly optimistic, insisting its next rate move will be up.
|
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But the administration is still insisting, against all evidence, that it's a middle-class tax cut.
|
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He rejected suggestions that tariffs were harming U.S. consumers, insisting that China was footing the bill.
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Whether it's the alt-right insisting that their violent bigotry should be reframed as "just trolling" or Donald Trump insisting that his boastful admission of sexual assault should be dismissed as "just locker room banter," abusers shouldn't be allowed to set the terms of the debate.
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Beijing has been insisting on patience and dialogue as better ways to resolve disputes with the North.
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The company isn't insisting that developers learn new languages for building applications with the Zendesk Sunshine system.
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Now FBI Director Christopher Wray is insisting the I.G. report clears the FBI, though, of structural responsibility.
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Throughout his life Trump has expressed similar ideas while insisting he harbors no prejudice against specific groups.
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But the Church is insisting that some of participants on Remini's show were paid off, as well.
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Some argue that forcing the company to do so would be like insisting they divulge trade secrets.
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The idea of Google gently insisting that websites avoid those ad types over time is mostly fine.
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But it said the government was insisting that every word of its defense must be kept confidential.
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The UAE has denied it runs prisons in Yemen, insisting the Yemeni government is in full control.
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They are, despite games insisting upon fidelity with regards to visuals and recreations of ballistics, utterly unbelievable.
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That's despite the ship's operators insisting they have no reason to believe anyone on board is infected.
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Iranian officials have maintained tough rhetoric, insisting that American measures won't bring the country to its knees.
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Mr Xi is insisting that such fees be handed over on time every month, and in person.
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Those insisting on maintenance of the failed V.A. health system do so only out of self-interest.
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He kept insisting it was his daughter's, and eventually they let him pedal away into the night.
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Report the noise to 311, insisting that the Department of Environmental Protection dispatch a nighttime noise inspector.
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Yesterday the singer's reps issued a statement insisting that the engaged couple had not called it quits.
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But German Chancellor Angela Merkel said no, insisting on strict adherence to the eurozone's no-bailout rules.
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The US has repeatedly declined, the Wall Street Journal noted, insisting that China cave to its demands.
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Republicans in Congress are currently rallying around Trump and insisting that the existing congressional probes are enough.
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Bolshy contrarians insisting that, on a good day, on dry ground, they could make a decent attempt.
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Pinheaded bureaucrats insisting on permits for irrigation ditches offends what remains of America's sense of rugged individualism.
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EU leaders are insisting that they won't start talking terms, even informally, until Article 50 is triggered.
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Naturally, the disagreement ends when the Hatchling insisting it's a boy is sent flying off the screen.
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Now, the developer is insisting that everything is ok and they'll never use their power for evil.
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It was insisting on furloughs for the island's public-sector workers to ensure the targets were met.
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By insisting on keeping the job open, Mr Xi has shown that he alone calls the shots.
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He declined a request to speak at the event, insisting he'd be too broken up with emotion.
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" A source recently told PEOPLE the same thing, insisting that Gamble and Jenner "will never get married.
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Trump, meanwhile, defended Russia, insisting that they are bombing ISIS, which the international community does not believe.
|
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This was allegedly occurring while Trump was insisting publicly that he had no business dealings in Russia.
|
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The industry balked at the decision, insisting it was rushed through to beat the change in administrations.
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In 1963, after centuries of insisting on full-body burials, the Vatican lifted the ban on cremation.
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Odom confirmed that by insisting that a Kardashian was his come up, not the other way around.
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A senior administrator at the college denied the request for medical leave, insisting I perpetrated the incident.
|
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Mulvaney appears to be safe for confirmation after insisting he'd support increased military spending despite past opposition.
|
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Bernie Sanders told SiriusXM's Mark Thompson, while insisting Democrats face more urgent fights against President Donald Trump.
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One bro (Post Malone) tweeted that they were just playing around, insisting that it was a joke.
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One of the thugs draws a circle in the dirt, insisting that they must remain within it.
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Castile's last words were, "I wasn't reaching for it," insisting he wasn't trying to get his handgun.
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Insisting that a woman's authenticity can only be revealed by revealing her bare skin is a disservice.
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It could be the most peaceful assembly on fucking planet Earth, but he's insisting that it's not.
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Lennon always denied the song was about drugs, insisting the title acronym was accidental, which I believe.
|
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Ardeneaux downplays his actions, insisting that what he received in return for donating his kidney was priceless.
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ARSA on Twitter denied that, insisting it "has no activities/objectives except for defending Rohingyas' legitimate rights".
|
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Some senators, too, are insisting that the farm bill should shred the compromise on the omnibus bill.
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Trump has railed against the probe, calling it a "witch hunt" and insisting he did nothing wrong.
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The fact that Republicans are insisting otherwise is a sign of the depths of our political crisis.
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He is campaigning in California, insisting that he can win one of the country's most liberal states.
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Insisting on a considerably more aggressive approach to addressing online extremism would be a good first step.
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So by insisting instead on January, Trump would be pulling the rug out from under that deal.
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He ended up complimenting Heisenberg on his talk and later insisting on escorting him to his hotel.
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The doctor at the medical unit rejected the request, insisting that the staffer first receive an examination.
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Of course, Thomas is best known for insisting that racial preferences are bad policy and bad law.
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" He stuck to his hard line on illegal immigration, too, insisting "walls work and walls save lives.
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His younger brother Edward, a photographer himself, recalls Mapplethorpe insisting he use a professional pseudonym ("Edward Maxey").
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Ford at one stage appeared unwilling to testify on Monday, insisting an investigation should take place first.
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But they often protect faculty members by paying off their accusers and insisting on non-disclosure agreements.
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Why is the Trump White House insisting that this become a nuclear standoff and an escalating crisis?
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North Korea had sought to prevent Malaysia from conducting an autopsy, insisting the body be handed over.
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Moore has denied all of these accusations, insisting that he has never met any of the women.
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He refers to "Danny Says" as "Brendan's movie," insisting that he remained as hands-off as possible.
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Boris Johnson writes to the EU requesting that is delayed, after repeatedly insisting that he would not.
|
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Clinton repeated that "it should not have been done," insisting that she had not threatened national security.
|
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But insisting that truths you don't like are 'fake news' is dangerous to the lifeblood of democracy.
|
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That was followed shortly by Justice Department officials insisting that the "zero tolerance policy" remained in effect.
|
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Industry leaders have tried to head off new rules, insisting they can self-police on data matters.
|
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"The House Intelligence Committee Democrats keep insisting I perjured myself -- that's a lie," he tells Tucker Carlson.
|
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Trump has downplayed the fresh tests, insisting that he's in "no rush" to establish a denuclearization deal.
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U.S. commanders are insisting a ceasefire in Afghanistan be part of any final agreement with the militants.
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Attendees said that Sessions pushed back hard on that idea, insisting that it would not be smart.
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He has denied murdering her, insisting she died by accident after he choked her consensually during sex.
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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce resisted the effort, insisting it had never revoked a previously awarded star.
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The Kremlin slammed WADA's decision as unfair, insisting Russia did not have a state-sponsored doping program.
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Despite objections from the panel's minority members, Ms. Blackburn is insisting that the subpoenas' targets name names.
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At said meeting he will become tentatively physical, insisting that if people knew, they just wouldn't understand.
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But insisting on the truth isn't narcissism; it is what professional journalists do — or strive to do.
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Trump on Wednesday offered a bullish view, insisting he's positioned to accomplish what his predecessors could not.
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The United States is also insisting that the UN streamline and diminish overlap in its many mandates.
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"Men are more notably insisting that they aren't ticklish, but that generally is not true," he says.
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During the campaign, Donald Trump kept insisting he'd withdraw from the Paris deal as soon as possible.
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Chad kept on insisting that Jojo didn't want any of the "nice guys" at the Bachelor mansion.
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He ups the ante by insisting upon nominating a new Supreme Court justice who is against guns.
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As long as they keep insisting that everything is fine, though, nothing will change any time soon.
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She remembers that her boss often rejected these pitches, insisting that no one cared about those issues.
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Friends and family who are not getting married this year keep insisting I say no, or cancel.
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He dug the hole deeper by insisting that Hitler had not used gas on his own citizens.
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In fact, he spent the weeks and months following Charlottesville insisting that time had proven him right.
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" On Christmas day, he went further, insisting U.S. and foreign factories "would end up becoming sudden losers.
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He demands ultimate loyalty, and to him loyalty means insisting that he did nothing wrong at all.
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" They went on all-male retreats and arranged all-male dinners, insisting women would "kill the buzz.
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There is tape of him angrily insisting that "very fine" people marched in the streets with Nazis.
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"He was the unlucky guy," one police official said, insisting on anonymity to discuss an open case.
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Just showing a woman's naked body, that's a radical gesture and a step towards insisting on acceptance.
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Despite those low numbers, the Health Ministry has pushed back against critics, insisting it followed international procedures.
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The Saudi government initially lied about the murder, insisting that Mr. Khashoggi had left the consulate alive.
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For years, Republicans have hammered away at Obamacare, insisting it was unworkable and was hampering job growth.
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Let me be clear that this is not about insisting that women be "nice" to one another.
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He was soon insisting to a doubting world that he had found compelling evidence of genetic links.
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But Democrats are insisting that any added Pentagon funding be accompanied by increases to other domestic programs.
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Now, negotiations are at a standstill, with each side insisting the ball is in the other's court.
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There was Mr. Imamoglu going on air and insisting that he was leading by his campaign's calculations.
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Mr. Pickens was an early advocate for shareholder rights and insisting that executives be compensated with stock.
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And the U.S. is equally unrealistic in insisting that North Korea give up its entire nuclear program.
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Monsanto formally challenged Arkansas' ban earlier this month, insisting that 99 percent of its customers were satisfied.
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With a knee in his back, Mr. Dungay continues to cry out, insisting that he can't breathe.
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Mr. Trump responded by attacking the congresswoman and insulting the family, insisting he'd said the right thing.
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But the president dismissed such concerns, insisting that the two sides go ahead with the original date.
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On Rare, the beats keep needling her, coaxing her out of her shell, insisting that she move.
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Lawrence denied this accusation, instead insisting that his business partner, Jorge Urbina, misled him and their clients.
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Those same coaches then waxed indignant for the news media, insisting they would never break the rules.
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Steve King, was insisting there was an upside to rape and incest, drawing outrage from all over.
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The president spent the first six weeks of the outbreak insisting that the situation was under control.
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Nevertheless, the group is calling on her to step down, insisting she's a liability for the party.
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Trump questions the worth of international defense commitments, insisting other countries have played the US for suckers.
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The Pentagon defended the decision Thursday, insisting it is consistent with the directive issued by the President.
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" Trump bristled, insisting, "No Lindsey, it was a sign of strength that some people just don't understand!
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Republicans have largely downplayed Trump's comments about China and the Bidens by insisting that he was joking.
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This is how Casey wins, Kirsten thinks—by not insisting on resolution, which compels Kirsten toward it.
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That doesn't mean, however, that Star will stop insisting that he's actually the hero of this story.
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Gilbert is insisting that the current reversal is healthy and needed to bring markets back to reality.
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So far, they have refused talks with the government, insisting the pension reform plan must be repealed.
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But that has done little to deter Putin from insisting the Ukrainian territory rightfully belongs to Russia.
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Pentagon officials were insisting on Monday that the United States remained firmly opposed to a Turkish incursion.
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But Baron Ochs, having forced his way past servants, comes bounding in, insisting on seeing the Marschallin.
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Trump on Monday responded by insisting he could defeat Obama in a head-to-head election matchup.
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They win cheers and votes by insisting on lower spending, smaller government and balanced budgets right now.
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" Earlier on Thursday, Ms. Pelosi made a point of insisting that General Suleimani was a "terrible person.
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If you've already done so and she hasn't changed her behavior, I'm not sure it's worth insisting.
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He even had received texts to his personal phone number, insisting that he debate Crowder, Maza said.
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The Chinese government has dismissed these criticisms, insisting the camps are centers for reeducation or vocational training.
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China is insisting the two sides simultaneously cancel tariffs before any preliminary trade agreement can be signed.
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That won't stop the president and his allies from insisting that two plus two actually equals five.
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But this aide cautioned if the White House is insisting on the wall, negotiations could fall apart.
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Just keep in mind that staying mentally strong during a breakup isn't about insisting you're not sad.
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To which Trump responded with a flurry of tweets insisting he is the world's greatest super-genius.
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In a statement, they downplayed their influence, insisting that nobody is obligated to act on their counsel.
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Mr. Flynn has since defended his speech, insisting that RT is no different from CNN or MSNBC.
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Despite the prosecution, Mr. Mubarak remained defiant, insisting that he, not the Egyptian people, had been wronged.
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More moderate senators are insisting on a replacement plan with many of the current law's popular components.
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The prosecutor's office declined to take questions orally or by email, insisting on receiving questions by post.
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But Stuart has refused, insisting he had vetted the matter sufficiently with the two groups in June.
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While the Ukrainian side keeps insisting: 'give us the opportunity to close the border using our troops'.
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The rest of the world has adapted to modern times; they're insisting on public executions and decapitations.
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He apologized before retracting his apology a day later and insisting he was not in the photograph.
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He's been a Fox News fixture, insisting that Trump is the victim of coup attempts and conspiracies.
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National leaders are resisting that push, insisting that they should be free to choose whomever they wish.
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General Flynn has since defended that speech, insisting that RT is no different from CNN or MSNBC.
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This, too, Ms. Jarratt did in secret, insisting to friends and loved ones that everything was fine.
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Trump pushed back against Barr on Friday, insisting he had a "legal right" to intervene in cases.
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After insisting for two generations that inequality does not matter, the heirs of Mr. Reagan and Mrs.
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"It's called repression!" he said, insisting the news media was deliberately trying to keep people from voting.
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They bristle at the accusation that they supported racism, insisting they had to ignore Mr. Trump's ugliness.
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Then, when Mr. Trump pressed ahead, insisting he wanted to give the speech, Ms. Pelosi disinvited him.
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"I was just the voice," Mr. Khalifa said, insisting that his work was confined to the studio.
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Someone must benefit from insisting that Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin didn't walk on the moon, right?
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When Mr. Trump pressed ahead, insisting he wanted to give the speech, Ms. Pelosi promptly disinvited him.
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Democrats had opposed the bill, insisting on a measure that included new funding to address the problem.
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Democrats backed up the officials, panning the hearing and insisting that closed briefings would be more productive.
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Erickson is insisting that this is about something he views as bigger than sexual assault and #MeToo.
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Already, voices are rising out of those ruins, insisting that the Jones Act be abolished altogether, insisting that we want more than debt relief; we want it canceled, not as aid but in reparation — not help to rebuild a colonial society, but support to regenerate our way to sovereignty.
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In this case, Morgan was insisting that Trump's recent executive order on immigration is not a Muslim ban.
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White House advisers were insisting on fundamental changes in ties between the world&aposs two biggest economic powers.
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That's especially true if the individual tax cut changes are, as Republicans are insisting, meant to be permanent.
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Kim Kardashian would really appreciate it if everyone would stop insisting that her pink hair is a wig.
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Democrats like Merkley are insisting the best way to fix the law is not enforce it at all.
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Now the work begins to justify it, by insisting that Guatemala is a good place to shelter refugees.
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Other high-profile businesspeople detained in China have been pressed to release messages insisting that everything is fine.
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Tesla and Mercedes-Benz do that by insisting you give the steering wheel a nudge every so often.
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For its part, the privacy community is insisting that this vulnerability is overblown and that people are overreacting.
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Ailes particularly relished that last fight, after insisting that the then-candidate's middle name, Hussein, always be used.
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Instead, Doe becomes defiant, insisting on changing the meaning of what it means to "end up" like her.
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"Getting reorganized, laid off, restructured happens to nearly everyone," Klein says, insisting that these events are rarely personal.
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In most of their interactions, Nadia is abrasive and cruel, insisting that John move on with his life.
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For a long time, I fought this, insisting to myself and my hub that I was all right.
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He's in a good place – on the couch – insisting if there's any good season for injury, it's now.
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Some people have defended Kavanaugh, insisting that the women who accuse him of sexual misconduct are all liars.
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Over two secretly recorded meetings, she admitted what Banks had been insisting for a decade: He was innocent.
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But two years later they were hedging, insisting they could scale Google to a global power by themselves.
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"It's not resolved, and it's something that Mexico needs to keep insisting on," he said in an interview.
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"There is a cruelty in that," Anohni went on, insisting that transgender is a condition of the spirit.
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Every hour or so I was awoken by a man rubbing up against me insisting that I smile.
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Former U.S. officials also have added their voices to the effort, insisting that Trump should not waste time.
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She too would spend her career insisting there were moments of brilliance even in what was unquestionably trash.
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One app thinks they've cracked the code by insisting on good manners, but is it really that easy?
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Last Tuesday, the day the recording was released, Bonnen issued a statement insisting that no laws were broken.
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The gallery refused, insisting in an email that this was not the way the art world conducted business.
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"The fact that they keep insisting the reform is post-neutral should raise alarm bells," says Heritage's Schaefer.
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Trump officials are insisting that McGahn passed on the information to them quickly, but their story is confusing.
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Meanwhile, Huawei has denied all of these accusations, insisting it is privately owned and not beholden to Beijing.
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Rob is insisting he's clean and actually has improved his quality of life by living with Blac Chyna.
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At first Huawei put on a tough act, insisting that it could handle curtailed supply of American technology.
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"He was saying things inappropriately, insisting on putting my lipstick on with his finger," she told the outlet.
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The crass older woman calls Beverly a puppet, insisting that she, and all women, have lost their way.
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Mr Wang, who teaches politics, recalls one Chinese student insisting in class that "communism will prevail in Taiwan".
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One day he came and got me, insisting that I rush over to a nearby newsstand with him.
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News Weekend co-host is hopeful, insisting that she and Thomas will remain friends throughout this amicable split.
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But insisting on decarbonisation within a decade—with renewable capacity still limited—would push up electricity costs rapidly.
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Always encouraging and always insisting on understanding new ideas, and how they fit together in the grand scheme.
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Markle began the interview by insisting he wished to correct some false accounts about him in the press.
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Late last week, as protests mounted, Mr. Martelly was still insisting that the election had to be held.
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This time seems to be different: students are muscling their way into public view and insisting on change.
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Murray, still insisting he would never commit to such a project, dismissed the idea as a cash grab.
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Trump had been asked about the case given his long history of insisting the five boys were guilty.
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The president has reacted to his shrinking border wall options by insisting Congress can't, and won't, constrain him.
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Other moves include implementing no-take zones, developing underwater ecotourism, recycling ocean trash and insisting on sustainable fishing.
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"[Trump's] still insisting we're going to build this wall and he's not backing down from it," he said.
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Ludendorff exploded, angrily insisting that the rank of Field Marshal should only come from success of the battlefield.
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This intra-party fight continues the primary battle, with economic progressives insisting that Bernie Sanders would have won.
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Ruiz says she's frustrated over Tuesday's court order to fork over her copy -- insisting she's done NOTHING wrong.
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Many of the Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar have denied the claim, insisting the group is non-violent.
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Insisting on action against forced labor and banning goods produced with forced or child labor serves US interests.
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Paladino has made controversial comments about the Obamas before, insisting in August that the president is secretly Muslim.
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But Lighthizer rejected this, telling Liu that the United States was insisting on restoration of the previous text.
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In the caricature, prescriptivists are authoritarians with their heads in the sand, insisting on Victorian-era non-rules.
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The IG has already interviewed him and likely will again, Comey said, insisting that he welcomes the scrutiny.
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Insisting his administration was keeping its "accounts in order", Conte said it was also seeking to stimulate growth.
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The government may seek even greater control over online-video platforms by insisting on taking minority equity stakes.
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Asserting that Trump's actions border on treason is akin to insisting that the United States borders on Myanmar.
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" The president also took to Twitter, insisting that his rally "had a massive impact on all the races.
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Similarly, Europe is insisting on more EVs to replace diesels, though GM no longer sells vehicles in Europe.
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Brownstein recalled insisting that they go on a different hike from this one, a couple of miles away.
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Colin claims he wanted transparency -- insisting the NFL would not allow him to have media at the workout.
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In Sunday's interview, Brown dismissed Trump's ultimatum, insisting a deal more to his liking could still be reached.
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Donald Trump appears to be insisting that you can cut $300 billion from $78 billion in government spending.
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The Democrats are insisting that any increases in defense spending be matched by increases in non-defense spending.
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Yet, Beijing refrained from exercising its unique leverage over Pyongyang, insisting that Washington had to solve the problem.
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He said he had misspoken, insisting he meant he doesn't see any reason why it "wouldn't" be Russia.
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His aides spoke for him, insisting that he would soldier on and that he had a way forward.
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On Thursday, Baghdad spurned Kurdistan's offer to "freeze" the results of referendum, insisting the plebiscite be cancelled outright.
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And he refuses to own his error by insisting the mistake should have been obvious to his audience.
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Warren has sided with Sanders on the matter, insisting that private health insurance should be done away with.
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The White House has been insisting on fundamental changes in ties between the world's two biggest economic powers.
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Trump stormed out of a meeting with Democratic leaders a day earlier, insisting they weren't ready to deal.
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Koskinen defended the IRS response, insisting that enacting all of the GAO's recommendations is the agency's first priority.
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For Berlin to continue backing euro zone loans to Athens, Germany's parliament is now insisting on IMF contribution.
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He rebuffed repeated calls to step down, insisting he would only leave office when his "revolution" was complete.
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Trump has since walked back those comments, insisting that he misspoke during a joint news conference with Putin.
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But Liu Wenhui urged them to stay, insisting the family would be treated well as the party's friend.
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Insisting that a dying person accept food, water and medication could, inadvertently, challenge hopes to slip away sooner.
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Plus, of course, when you are insisting on the purity of your spouse's motives, it underscores the message.
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Garrett also remained vague about his chief of staff's exit, insisting that the staffer had not been fired.
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After Mr. Korchnoi lost Game 21970, Mr. Korchnoi protested Mr. Zukhar's presence, insisting that he was a parapsychologist.
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Technologists and privacy advocates have pushed back, insisting that impenetrable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy.
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Technologists and privacy advocates have pushed back, insisting that unbreakable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy.
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Other pieces are aimed at insisting on legislative backing for certain decisions traditionally made by the attorney general.
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Instead of calls for jihad, what I heard were religious leaders insisting that the faithful obey the state.
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But Trump continued to push for the nomination, insisting that the White House physician was his top choice.
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"Ahmed agreed, insisting that "there is no intellectual or political or moral equivalence between Islamophobia and anti-Semitism.
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Long before her time, some on the left scorned communism for insisting that every expression be politically correct.
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And she has always been the best kind of mother, which means insisting that fathers be equal parents.
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The courts rejected those arguments in case after case, insisting that the eradication of discrimination was too important.
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Conservative Republicans are insisting on higher military funding through the rest of the fiscal year ending on Sept.
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But they kept insisting, so the brothers decided to collect the funds and donate them to hurricane relief.
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"Felt great," Kerr reported, insisting he experienced none of the symptoms that had resulted in his lengthy absence.
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She rejected the offer, insisting that she brought the proceeding to test the enforceability of Fitbit's arbitration clause.
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Trump was defiant, insisting that Annan and his fellow diplomats would love the building once it was complete.
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They soldier on through sparsely attended rallies, insisting, Trump-like, that his crowds are larger than they appear.
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And yet, he remains in office -- fiercely insisting that the accusations of sexual and mental abuse are false.
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He maintained his innocence, insisting that any atrocities were committed by local troops who had exceeded his orders.
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My driver hopped out instead of simply pushing the button, insisting on physically opening the door for me.
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Her lawyer says she wasn't lying though, insisting that a one-time encounter doesn't amount to a relationship.
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Simon kept insisting that we find a quieter place to enjoy the view, and we finally found one.
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MaryAnn remained loyal to him even after his death, insisting that he wasn't capable of killing five people.
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It's almost like he's laughing at how ridiculous it is that he keeps insisting the two are platonic.
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In New York City, landlords also follow this guideline, insisting that applicants earn 40 times the monthly rent.
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The mom told me that my son was insisting that I was supposed to be picking him up.
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After spending many months insisting he would not run for the US Senate under any circumstances, Montana Gov.
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At least the philosophy offered isn't especially gloomy, insisting instead on an individual's power and potential for good.
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Anna, however, was insisting on the $60 girl pirate outfit on sale at the White Caps retail shop.
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Trump is insisting on the $5 billion for the wall; that needs to be resolved by mid-December.
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For visiting journalists, it was difficult to speak to Arab residents without government minders insisting on being present.
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Mr. Coles was insisting that he and his wife had never borrowed any money in the first place.
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Mr. Odinga withdrew from a second presidential election in October, insisting it could not be free and fair.
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Rivals such as JetBlue have opposed the joint the venture — insisting that the new entity is anti-competitive.
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Mr. de Blasio has so far demurred on his position, insisting the report would be made public soon.
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Apologizing, reaffirming commitments, paying homage to privacy and insisting that this time is different simply won't cut it.
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The Kremlin has claimed she is innocent, insisting that Ms. Butina never acted as an agent for Moscow.
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Mr. Guzmán would scold the man, insisting that he only needed a five-minute head start to escape.
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Mr. Ghani's advisers have seized on that, insisting that threats of mobilization against the president are mostly bluffing.
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He pleaded, insisting that he was religious, too, but still made sure all his young children were vaccinated.
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The president, for instance, has now spent years insisting that voter fraud is a rampant and unchecked scourge.
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In other words: You can change the model of masculinity simply by insisting on defining it for yourself.
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But he is not honoring Sergeant Johnson's sacrifice by insisting on falsehoods and stretching out this sordid spectacle.
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"Let the people see what I've seen," she told the funeral director, insisting on an open-coffin funeral.
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Althoff does both, in the process insisting that we, the viewers, make our own experiences from his work.
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He said the assault never happened, insisting that his client, while "a flawed husband," was not an abuser.
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He was hostile to culture and disdainful of individual creativity, insisting on an immediate realization of the absolute.
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They say Sanders "can't win," but said the same about Trump while insisting Clinton was the "safe" choice.
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Stop insisting that polls showing majority public support for the impeachment inquiry are "fake news" — because they aren't.
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Next, it compounded the prevarication by admitting to its intentions, and insisting there was nothing wrong with them.
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Silver later strengthened his response to China, insisting the NBA would always promote and stand for free expression.
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Bashar was shocked, and on March 17, 20163, he contacted Salem on Facebook, insisting that he explain himself.
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Myanmar, also known as Burma, rejects that accusation, insisting action was needed to combat "terrorists" who killed civilians.
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Mr. Winterkorn resigned before the end of the month, while insisting he had no knowledge of the wrongdoing.
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A "courtesy" is insisting on senators by their state rather than their personal names on the Senate floor.
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Batty was, ironically, a humanist, insisting that the memories of one person were a hologram for the universe.
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The players have pushed back on the attacks, insisting the demonstrations are intended to critique abuse of power.
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And since, for days and days, he's been insisting — with fake visuals in hand — that he was right.
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After insisting that he had done nothing, Mr. Jones began to talk about a lifetime of alcohol abuse.
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Europe's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, adopted a steely tone, insisting that Britain must commit to preventing unfair competition.
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It began with Trump insisting that all of the chatter about chaos overrunning his White House was overblown.
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Yellen rejected arguments that regulation had stifled banking activity, insisting that higher capital requirements actually promoted loan growth.
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She was due on the red carpet by 7, and her father was insisting on taking the subway.
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"Absolutely nothing threatens Eurovision," Ukraine's prime minister, Volodymyr B. Groysman, announces, insisting that the show will go on.
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I couldn't remember UNIVAC because my brain kept insisting it was ENIAC, but I eventually worked it out.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Trump was furious at being challenged and kept insisting for days that he had been right.
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They said Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps had prevailed in insisting the oil not be returned to Iran.
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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce turned down the effort, however, insisting it had never before removed a star.
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It may seem a short step from defining the state by its secularism to insisting everyone become secular.
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The DNC almost immediately fired back, insisting that Guccifer 2.0 was a "misinformation campaign" by the Russian government.
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He has switched from insisting he would not run for only one term to being considerably more ambiguous.
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But conservatives are coming out against the tax hike, insisting it would hurt lower-income Americans the most.
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Trump has hit back on criticisms of his former education venture, insisting that it has a good rating.
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But Abrams has not conceded, insisting that her effort will not end until all the votes are counted.
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Outside bankruptcy even one creditor can undermine the restructuring plan by insisting on a better deal for itself.
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" On Saturday, Sanders pushed back against the report, insisting the president said "I'd probably" instead of "I probably.
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Insisting that our trade partners enforce strong copyright protections within their borders will bring those days back again.
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And by insisting it's no big deal, the Republican minority leader is insulting Americans' intelligence in the process.
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Objects were placed in teasing juxtaposition, in a way that suggested connections and narratives without insisting on them.
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There is a better path forward for progressives: insisting on justice as the compass guiding our political struggles.
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O'Rourke defended his comment in an interview with CNN Friday, insisting it would not hurt the Democratic Party.
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Trump launched the so-called "birther" movement in 2011 when he began insisting Obama was born in Kenya.
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But he has retained a strong grip on public finances, insisting that EU budget goals must be met.
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Merkel keeps insisting on a "European solution" — which does not exist — to an intractable immigration problem she created.
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French officials have brushed aside these qualms, insisting that it was Mr. Déby himself who invited the French.
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No, we are not considering a national curfew to deal with the coronavirus, the White House is insisting.
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LOS ANGELES — You keep insisting that this city's artists don't need New York's approval, and then what happens?
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He's vocally insisting that he's raising taxes on this group of investors, when he's really cutting them substantially.
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He pulled on my arm, speaking fast in heavily accented English, insisting that we must find a piano.
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She said he then called her twice, insisting that she come over to his house for a massage.
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President Trump styles himself as America's businessman-in-chief, insisting on transactional relationships with even America's closest allies.
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"The priest's room was undisturbed," he said, insisting he had dusted the whole place for fingerprints and found nothing.
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Trump himself doesn't seem concerned, insisting he can fund his own campaign if the GOP doesn't get in line.
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"We truly are best friends, but we aren't in love," Gina said, insisting that their divorce would be amicable.
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Still ahead, the Trump administration insisting that sanctions will remain in place on North Korea until denuclearization is complete.
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China said in March it would push the government to resume the project, insisting the contract was still valid.
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Why this matters: President Trump and Republicans, snakebit after their failed health care reform, keep insisting Obamacare is exploding.
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After the hearing, Mary Louise accosted Celeste at her home, insisting Perry's stories about her hitting him were lies.
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Berlin deflects concerns about granting Erdogan a state visit by insisting human rights will be high on the agenda.
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He began yelling at lifeguards and showing them his genitals, insisting he was a man, the police report said.
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Despite Star insisting otherwise, Otis (Darius McCrary) Simone's (Brittany O'Grady) foster father, is very much alive, and stalking Simone.
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January 215 -- Trump vigorously defends order President Trump defended the order, insisting it would protect the country from terrorists.
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But Bulger always denied providing information to law enforcement, insisting that he paid agents for tips while providing none.
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Later Friday, Trump responded to the report with a tweet criticizing the story and insisting that he supports Mnuchin.
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Trump began his campaign to undermine confidence in our system of voting by insisting that primary contests were unfair.
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Spicer nonetheless stuck by his answer Thursday, insisting the White House wasn't aware of any probes into the President.
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Sticking to ballots received only by Tuesday, as Trump is insisting, would disenfranchise military service-members and Americans abroad.
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Shrill is fundamentally about not apologizing for being fat, and about insisting other people treat you well, goddamn it.
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But Trump softened his tone on Tuesday, insisting that talks between the world's two largest economies had not collapsed.
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When the registry denied their application, insisting only heterosexual couples could marry, the couple took their fight to court.
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Just yesterday on Twitter, I was being kind of snotty with people insisting it shouldn't count as a transcript.
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How wrong the White House is in insisting that this completely wipes clear the President of any alleged wrongdoing.
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Insisting that all women can breastfeed is not only cruel to those mothers who can't, it endangers babies' lives.
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Drake has previously expressed irritation over winning Best Rap Song for "Hotline Bling," insisting it wasn't a rap track.
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On Labour's right, Roy Hattersley grew one last year, insisting his "was not a tribute beard" to Mr Corbyn.
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China's ruling Communist Party's newspaper struck a defiant tone Friday, insisting the trade war will only make China stronger.
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You and your neighbors should write letters to the board and managing agent insisting that the problem be addressed.
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But he skirted requests to show his data, insisting that he will do it when the right time comes.
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On December 23rd Royal Dutch Shell went further than any other oil major so far in insisting it could.
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The film, in fact, seems intent on insisting that talk therapy doesn't really help, that it's sentimental or cheesy.
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Dozens of fellow Republican lawmakers withdrew their support for Trump, many insisting he should withdraw from the race entirely.
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Based on his interpretation of his Christian faith and the Constitution, Moore wrote a column in 2006 insisting Rep.
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Instead, I showed up unannounced and barged through the waiting room full of pregnant women, insisting to be seen.
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He decried bigots as "Whitey" while insisting that the struggle was not black against white, but right against wrong.
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Tanuwijaya somewhat diplomatically played down the rivalry and any rift, insisting that there is no impact on its business.
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In a time like this, insisting that you don't need to subscribe to a belief system can be dangerous.
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Insisting "we can do so much better than this," Mrs May proposed a bespoke deal somewhere between the two.
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America still seems to be insisting that the North give up its nuclear weapons before America makes any concessions.
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It's also insisting that the president, whether it be Obama or Trump, receive regular updates on any relevant developments.
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Mr Trump is blithe about debts and deficits, insisting that tax cuts passed in 2017 will pay for themselves.
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Ironically, Mylan defended the actions by insisting that quality control was one of many reasons for the price hikes.
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Despite originally insisting that the deteriorating specimen would not be replaced, officials cut its remains down early this week.
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Even weirder: the airline kept insisting this was to "comply with GDPR," which is the General Data Protection Regulation.
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Liberals cried foul, insisting that the Trump administration was trying to stifle criticism -- an abrogation of the 1st amendment.
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He secured the backing of many Democrats after insisting he would not privatize the government&aposs second-largest department.
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"I don't regret anything," he told VICE News, his voice rising again, insisting that he has never defended rape.
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" He called claims that New York was forking over billions "ignorant," insisting that "they were giving us $27 billion.
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A petition started by a lifelong Mormon insisting that the choir should not play, meanwhile, has received 23,000 signatures.
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KHLOE KARDASHIAN&aposS GOOD AMERICAN LAUNCHES ACTIVEWEAR Both women also took a stance on leggings, insisting they&aposre pants.
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But White House press secretary Sean Spicer reacted to the new allegation by insisting there was no foul play.
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I warned the panel that it was rushing to a failed impeachment by insisting on a vote by Christmas.
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Trump could draw some support for the plan from congressional Democrats by insisting that Wall Street pay for it.
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The two guys are looking incredulously at the supervisor, who is insisting they roll it off onto some cushioning.
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Donald Trump just spent two minutes in Reno insisting that Nevada is pronounced "Nev-AH-da," which is incorrect.
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The fight is indeed very dumb: Lucas maintains his innocence, and Blake keeps insisting that it's all an act.
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Neither player likes talking about the other, often insisting that it's about the teams and not the two quarterbacks.
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The Facebook video that Reynolds shot captured the dying Castile insisting that he hadn't been reaching for his handgun.
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Avery plays up the dad card in a real way, insisting that he doesn't make promises he can't keep.
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He did not say the two issues shouldn't be tied together, only that the administration wasn't insisting on it.
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Clinton lost his cool yesterday on the "Today" show while insisting he does not owe Monica Lewinsky an apology.
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"We have to stop with political correctness," Trump said, insisting he would not change his mind on the issue.
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Insisting on fair trade is the best way to ensure the long-term strength of the international trading system.
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She took her case to the public, to politicians and to the media, insisting that narcotics abstinence was possible.
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"I'm surprised you aren't persuaded," Scalia added, after insisting he was not seeking to equate sodomy with murder. 9.
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Despite the backlash, Walker says he will NOT stop supporting Trump -- insisting he's the best man for the job.
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A US official, however, declined to respond to that report, insisting there has been "continued engagement" with the Sudanese.
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And it targets traditional codes of masculinity – for insisting there's something weird about two men being really good friends.
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But a few are insisting upon staying out of fear that they could be left homeless if they leave.
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But, the sources close to her say Karizma and TT are insisting there's nothing romantic going on between them.
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But Comey parried that attack effectively, insisting that there was a consistent principle he had been able to uphold.
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Corby maintained her innocence, insisting the drugs were planted in her bag, possibly by airport workers involved in trafficking.
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Pence had defended Flynn publicly, insisting he hadn't discussed U.S. sanctions on Russia in his calls with the ambassador.
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Then came Trump, with his billionaire's swagger and his private aircraft, insisting that the old rules no longer apply.
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In an earlier tweet, Snowden mocked Cameron for insisting that his family's tax affairs were not a public matter.
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Trump on Thursday responded to the Newsweek article, insisting he would sever ties with his businesses if elected president.
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And until Harney County is free of it I will not stop insisting that federal officials enforce the law.
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But even coal industry executives admit the industry isn't coming back, so why do you keep insisting it will?
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Gertson beef and Bucholtz's subsequent email interview with Cavan, the FanSided editor-in-chief, insisting Gertson to be real.
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Spotify blasted the move as anticompetitive, insisting that Apple is "causing grave harm" to both its business and customers.
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Democrats have been particularly vocal critics of the emergency declaration, insisting that it's unnecessary and an abuse of power.
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Republicans are still insisting that any taxpayer money allocated for Zika not be allowed to go to abortion providers.
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Mr. Kem Sokha has refused to appear in court over the case, insisting that it is political in nature.
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In contrast to Mark and his fellows, they are a more capable group insisting on casting themselves as dispossessed.
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She counters by insisting that they meet over dinner at her house in Pasadena—a savvy, domestically cozy plan.
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"If it gets fierce, we will do this," he said, insisting that the pro-government judges remain in place.
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The Associated Press reported that North Korea is insisting that the U.S. also suspend missile launches and nuclear tests.
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Insisting on a "freedom to copy," they argued that the private rights of corporations were overrunning the public interest.
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Several days later, Mack's Indonesian attorney released a statement insisting that she had been coerced into making "fake" videos.
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He doesn't get a taste and burn down every office space in Scranton, insisting people call him The Arsonist.
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Mr. Shevchenko denied this, insisting that Bukovel has plenty of water and has shed its ties to Mr. Kolomoisky.
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"That's not not true," Moore told Williams, insisting that RHOA costar Kandi Burruss is actually the show's highest earner.
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Her mother called her back for debutante season, insisting it was time for her to come out in society.
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Defense hawks, in particular, have urged Trump not to divert the Pentagon dollars, insisting it would hurt military readiness.
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Some were testy, insisting that pen scrawls on napkins and random pieces of paper were proof of their claims.
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Insisting, as Dreher does, that the West is their beneficent father and mother is bizarre, if not downright insulting.
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Republicans are insisting that any deal include ending the visa lottery, "chain migration," and also restrictions on legal immigration.
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The businessman has rejected notions that women don't support him, insisting that he's the best candidate for women's issues.
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Biden defended himself by insisting that he wanted the economic aid to go to families earning less than $100,000.
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Mr. Webb was worried the driver would pull forward and stop, insisting on waiting for a spot to open.
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The CEO repeatedly pushed back on the claims, insisting there are no politics involved in the algorithms Google uses.
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Trump, by contrast, will be shouting "better dead than red" and insisting that the economy is the greatest, ever.
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Democrats are again insisting that any increase in defense spending be matched with an equal increase in nondefense spending.
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But regulators have to date resisted calls for financial incentives, insisting this will not significantly increase integrity and transparency.
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And he has recently started insisting that he would be a better friend to the gay community than Mrs.
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" Hamill's pushback in print denounced Trump as "snarling and heartless and fraudulently tough, insisting on the virtues of stupidity.
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Biden can continue forgetting his campaign website address and insisting that his campaign is about choosing truth over facts.
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Wim dismissed the charge as "nonsense," insisting that it would not be in his "interest" to kill his sisters.
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Technologists and privacy advocates have pushed back, insisting that impenetrable encryption is indispensable to online security and privacy. Rep.
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PA, insisting that any potential talks between the two groups were focused on its pay-TV unit Canal Plus.
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"She can't keep studying," her mother says before physically beating Elena for insisting she would take the test anyway.
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The judge denied all of those claims, insisting that she was free to work with another producer at Sony.
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Chuck Schumer insisting Democrats be added because he thinks the GOP lawmakers are doing the bidding of the president.
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Democrats are insisting that any increase in defense spending be matched, dollar-for-dollar, with increases in nondefense spending.
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As a group, write a letter to the co-op board and the managing agent insisting that they intervene.
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Trump has consistently denounced the probe, calling it a "witch hunt" and insisting he did not collude with Russia.
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"It's hard for us to accept that role," she says sheepishly, insisting the scene existed long before their arrival.
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Jones' rep released a statement to TMZ — not completely refuting that the incident happened, but insisting on Jones' innocence.
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Trump is near-pathologically unwilling to admit mistake or defeat, instead insisting on blaming others whenever anything goes wrong.
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The reason I tried Seroquel, after years of bad reactions to psychotropic drugs, is that my psychiatrist kept insisting.
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The Japanese are insisting that Icelandic whale meat pass a full chemical analysis before going to market, Loftsson said.
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But Healy intervenes, insisting that what she needs is a counselor — not to be locked up with padded walls.
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Sanders has spent the week on defense, insisting that he remains very much a relevant player in the race.
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Saotome has practiced radicalism of a much quieter kind, insisting on preserving memories that many may prefer to forget.
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Several people described the episodes in interviews over the past several months, insisting on anonymity to discuss internal deliberations.
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"Fake news," Guadagnino said in February, insisting that he had cast a first-time actor, Lutz Ebersdorf, as Klemperer.
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I'd never experienced a single benefit from meditating, despite people insisting it was the answer to my crippling anxiety.
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"It was some rapping in a bikini across a car shit," she says, insisting it was laundered drug money.
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