She refuses to go, insisting on staying with her friends.
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"I'm in the lion's den," he says, insisting on anonymity.
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Insisting on "your money" and "my money" violates that commitment.
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She touches these political subjects lightly, insisting on slow reading.
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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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Yet Google is insisting on affirmative consent in all cases.
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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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"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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Now the administration is insisting on money for the wall.
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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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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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To date, Purdue and the Sacklers continue insisting on their innocence.
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He's insisting on Donald Trump, the man, running the federal government.
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Keep raising the bar and insisting on the highest working standards!
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But he alienated some by insisting on seeking a fourth term.
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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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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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She remained defiant, insisting on staying true to Frida's trademark unibrow.
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This argues for insisting on strong evidence before new treatments are approved.
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Insisting on 100 percent WWS — excluding nuclear, biomass, cogeneration, natural gas, etc.
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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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Similarly, insisting on antibiotics to treat cold symptoms is a bad idea.
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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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Governments can lower the risk by insisting on a diversity of suppliers.
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Russia has already stopped insisting on separate Kurdish representation at peace talks.
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Under criminalization, insisting on strict screening every time wouldn't be an option.
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They're worried about who we are, too, and insisting on one answer.
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They are insisting on stepped-up immigration enforcement throughout the country's interior.
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Insisting on a certain title is another big red flag for Lieberman.
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It's about "insisting on safety, equity, and power" and changing the gatekeepers.
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Now Santa, at least in New York, is insisting on a reservation.
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At least four were evacuated by helicopters after insisting on staying, he added.
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Not surprisingly, China and India refused, insisting on sticking with the original principles.
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And, that includes insisting on a wedding venue befitting someone of royal blood.
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Some countries are insisting on more details on environmental impact and project financing.
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She was insisting on knowing what information we had gathered for our story.
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And if the bride is insisting on something too expensive, talk to her.
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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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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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"I shall protect the public purse by insisting on value for money," he said.
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Within a year, the Gay Activists Alliance formed, insisting on a more respectable image.
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"Don never saw it," the official said, insisting on anonymity to describe internal procedures.
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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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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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The reports of me 'demanding' or 'insisting' on equal pay to them aren't true.
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MSF was insisting on security before it returned to its damaged facilities, she said.
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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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But insisting on those terms now puts too many innocent people in harm's way.
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And those insisting on a replacement don't agree on what form that should take.
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For years, Mr. Dixon fought that conviction from behind bars, insisting on his innocence.
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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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New Yorkers wake up one morning to find the weather insisting on certain activities.
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Let's make sure House Republicans don't squander the opportunity by insisting on a BAT.
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And we are insisting on a roll call vote on every one of them.
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Insisting on a safe third country agreement with Mexico would add to that record.
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Jackson released a video statement insisting on his innocence that was carried live by CNN.
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Angela Merkel has struck a soothing tone, insisting on Europe's desire for a prosperous Turkey.
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Because you can&apost just make an overture without making recommendations or insisting on changes.
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The CSU had threatened tighter border controls which Merkel rejected, insisting on a European solution.
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Who can forget Sex and the City's Aidan insisting on hoarding five separate Speed Sticks?
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Instead of insisting on our superiority in every regard, let's take pride in the connections.
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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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"Typically, when they're insisting on their own forms, they're concerned about liability," Ms. Feddis said.
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For years, fellow veterans urged him to try cycling, insisting on the sport's therapeutic virtues.
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She chose this moment, insisting on it even after 25 years of vitriol and criticism.
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By insisting on disclosure, Congress and the courts can help ensure that it does not.
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Mr. Weinstein is reported to have a history of insisting on those sorts of arrangements.
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Inclusionary procedures should engage all key players, rather than insisting on specific outcomes up front.
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Insisting on a little more empirical evidence before you make the leap seems pretty reasonable.
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President Jimmy Carter set the tone in the late 1970s by insisting on limited spending.
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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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"But with investors insisting on free cash flow and dividends, maybe we won't," Gilmer said.
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Obama's way is to keep cool while insisting on, and embodying, a faith in institutions.
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There is a new sheriff in town, and he is insisting on law and order.
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But Democrats, as they long have, are insisting on an equal increase in nondefense spending.
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They are insisting on removing language that gives Congress the ability to block such action.
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I ruined family vacations by insisting on being dropped off at the showiest megachurch in town.
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Traditional care companies are inflexible, typically insisting on advance booking in blocks of so many hours.
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Wade is in clear and imminent danger, young people in California are insisting on progressive change.
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But sitting opposite these two planets is diplomatic Jupiter in Libra insisting on cooperation and negotiation.
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A tax bill remains elusive, with the White House insisting on taking a more active role.
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Powerful corporations and employers also have an incentive to overreach by insisting on illegal secrecy requirements.
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Business leaders are increasingly sensitive to shareholders and boards of directors insisting on corporate social responsibility.
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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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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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I began insisting on Skype calls as a method of weeding out throwaway accounts and scams.
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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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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 they don't have a history of insisting on ideological purity in candidates for statewide office.
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Mr. Trump seems incensed that people keep insisting on an accurate death count from Hurricane Maria.
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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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Insisting on another test in a month, she recommended spinach, almonds, black beans, avocado, brussels sprouts.
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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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Fortunately, the public and many members of Congress are insisting on a higher standard of conduct.
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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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Those insisting on maintenance of the failed V.A. health system do so only out of self-interest.
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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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Pinheaded bureaucrats insisting on permits for irrigation ditches offends what remains of America's sense of rugged individualism.
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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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In 1963, after centuries of insisting on full-body burials, the Vatican lifted the ban on cremation.
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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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He ended up complimenting Heisenberg on his talk and later insisting on escorting him to his hotel.
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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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But instead of insisting on investigating, Republicans are waving it away and insisting there's nothing to see.
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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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"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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This is how Casey wins, Kirsten thinks—by not insisting on resolution, which compels Kirsten toward it.
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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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They win cheers and votes by insisting on lower spending, smaller government and balanced budgets right now.
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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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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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The rest of the world has adapted to modern times; they're insisting on public executions and decapitations.
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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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White House advisers were insisting on fundamental changes in ties between the world&aposs two biggest economic powers.
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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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"It's not resolved, and it's something that Mexico needs to keep insisting on," he said in an interview.
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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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"He was saying things inappropriately, insisting on putting my lipstick on with his finger," she told the outlet.
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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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This time seems to be different: students are muscling their way into public view and insisting on change.
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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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Insisting on action against forced labor and banning goods produced with forced or child labor serves US interests.
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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 government may seek even greater control over online-video platforms by insisting on taking minority equity stakes.
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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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The White House has been insisting on fundamental changes in ties between the world's two biggest economic powers.
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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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Plus, of course, when you are insisting on the purity of your spouse's motives, it underscores the message.
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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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Conservative Republicans are insisting on higher military funding through the rest of the fiscal year ending on Sept.
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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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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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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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He was hostile to culture and disdainful of individual creativity, insisting on an immediate realization of the absolute.
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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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She was due on the red carpet by 7, and her father was insisting on taking the subway.
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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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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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Merkel keeps insisting on a "European solution" — which does not exist — to an intractable immigration problem she created.
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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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I warned the panel that it was rushing to a failed impeachment by insisting on a vote by Christmas.
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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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Insisting on fair trade is the best way to ensure the long-term strength of the international trading system.
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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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Insisting on a "freedom to copy," they argued that the private rights of corporations were overrunning the public interest.
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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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" Hamill's pushback in print denounced Trump as "snarling and heartless and fraudulently tough, insisting on the virtues of stupidity.
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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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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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He has been vigorously dancing around the question of what FERC will do, all the time insisting on speed.
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Choosing your partner, insisting on that person being supportive and participating in the home 50 percent of the time.
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Until Saturday evening, China had been insisting on an immediate repeal of all tariffs as part of any deal.
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Yet far too many states make voting slow and inconvenient — insisting on Model A voting in a Tesla universe.
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But they have made the task more difficult by insisting on such an enormous tax cut for the wealthy.
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" That leadership style included insisting on discipline and mutual respect, attributes embodied by Mr. Washington in "Remember the Titans.
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However, Son appears to be insisting on a splashy mega deal with Charter, the unidentified sources told the Journal.
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But with the EU's other members insisting on a quick UK exit, they might not have that much time.
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This one: Brave government employees are standing up to Trump's unbelievable claims about Hurricane Dorian and insisting on truth.
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It was unclear whether Atkinson would share his full report with the committee, but Democrats were insisting on it.
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"This administration has been reasonably good about insisting on actions and not just settling for Pakistani promises," he said.
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The Holocaust became a means of insisting on the acknowledgment of abuses that had been less visible or less acknowledged.
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Photo: GettyThe U.S. government is stepping up its sensitivity to foreign governments insisting on reviews of software company's source code.
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If you resent games walling the player off or insisting on where they go next, you will hate Yakuza 0.
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Its color palette manages to be feminine without being girly, blending soft tones and subtle patterns without insisting on gender.
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The allegations include forcible kissing, insisting on massages while naked, demands to see breasts, and asking to watch him masturbate.
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"It's more than pretending Scott/Tessa's marriage is a secret and insisting on the sham against all evidence," she writes.
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For these reasons, insisting on a narrative of colorblind citizenship flies in the face of the history of French socialization.
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The government could have handled the situation better by insisting on the block's break-up before sale, Bath pointed out.
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At one point, a grandma appears — she's the one insisting on bagpipe lessons — but we meet no mom or dad.
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Sotheby's has come under severe financial pressure in recent years, with activist shareholders insisting on job cuts and managerial changes.
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Do we do anything toward healing that wound by insisting on the last full pound of flesh from Muhammad Ali?
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During the first world war, America's top general had irked Britain and France by insisting on maintaining a separate army.
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" On whether the tax bill can get back on track: "I have no idea, but I'm insisting on regular order.
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"He was saying things inappropriately, insisting on putting my lipstick on with his finger," Lively recalled in her Times interview.
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" Insisting on the holiness of it all lands in the tiny crack between "duh" and "you just told me this.
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Over the last year, the U.S. has been insisting on doing away with Chapter 19 and did get Mexican agreement.
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President Trump resists making a strong denunciation of white racism, insisting on talking about how "both sides" engage in extremism.
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He then lectures the media about their "false" coverage of him, insisting on being the only arbiter of his meaning.
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He seemed uncertain what to do, at first insisting on the social-security reforms and then agreeing to cancel them.
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Those students are already displaying Amazon's famous leadership principles, which include qualities like "insisting" on high standards and taking ownership.
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One team had asked him to work out as a wide receiver; Jackson refused, insisting on playing as a quarterback.
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Many said they appreciated Francis' approach of accepting families as they are, instead of insisting on some ideal of perfection.
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The city is insisting on these kinds of requirements because officials believe they're necessary to develop a viable walkable neighborhood.
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And after the 2010 midterms, the federal government went in the opposite direction with congressional Republicans insisting on spending cuts.
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But by insisting on a quick vote, Republicans have ensured that the National Archives cannot produce the documents in time.
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"We're saying if monies are available and you're insisting on this physical wall, then we're proposing this alternative," Saenz said.
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"All of us are responsible for the culture of our workplaces, which we protect by insisting on transparency and integrity."
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By insisting on full restitution, the idea of "long-term loans" to African countries becomes as absurd as it sounds.
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And Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has openly split with Mr. Trump, insisting on the validity of the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg argued that by insisting on mandatory buybacks, Democrats might squander a chance to pass new gun laws.
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By insisting on a narrow reading of the First Amendment, the organization provides free legal support to hate-based causes.
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More is demanded, particularly when white clients have racially stereotyped fantasies, insisting on rougher sex, S&M, slapping, role-play.
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The reason that callous streak seldom mattered was that he also never stopped insisting on his own (and TV's) triviality.
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It's true that it's bad that the president is lying, and it's odd that he keeps insisting on the lie.
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By insisting on full restitution, the idea of 'long-term loans' to African countries becomes as absurd as it sounds.
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Economists like Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee took the revolution to development economics by insisting on the use of randomized experiments.
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By insisting on this, the country risks missing out on the full benefits that ridesharing brings to riders, drivers and cities.
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The allegations range from forcible kissing, insisting on massages while naked, demands to see breasts, and asking to watch him masturbate.
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In the show's first episode, there isn't one fully dressed woman who speaks of anything besides insisting on being undressed further.
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Until the 7.993th, she's touring Scorpio and your festive, flamboyant fifth house, insisting on dress-up dates and sultry nights out.
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But in the end she cannot avoid the choice between insisting on extensive regulatory divergence or cleaving close to EU rules.
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The nine states with the strictest laws, insisting on state-issued photo identification for voters, include Texas, Virginia, Indiana and Georgia.
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" Insisting on another Food Network analogy, Glickman says, "It's like on cooking shows; you never see any of the prep work.
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The nine states with the strictest laws - insisting on state-issued photo identification for voters - include Texas, Virginia, Indiana and Georgia.
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It is paradoxical to support the concept of ideological diversity while insisting on a standard that excludes everyone on the right.
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"Senators McCain and Graham are torpedoing the budget by insisting on busting the budget caps for more spending," Paul tweeted Tuesday.
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They do not deny that, in an ideal world, the things Mr Trump is insisting on would be nice to have.
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So, why the standoff between the Yannys and Laurels all over social media, with people vociferously insisting on their sensorial superiority?
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Mr. Akinci, the Turkish Cypriot leader, accused the Greek Cypriot side of insisting on "maximalist positions" on territory and other issues.
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Democrats are virtually united in their demands, with conservative-leaning Blue Dogs joining liberal lawmakers in insisting on the new protections.
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So far, I haven't been able to find a single developer who is digging in and insisting on keeping Redshell active.
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We do not know how they produced such unreliable and factually incorrect data, but we are insisting on a full retraction.
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Other African state carriers have been crippled by government interference, such as insisting on routes to unprofitable but politically important destinations.
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"Insisting on fair trade is the best way to ensure the long-term strength of the international trading system," he said.
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" He also acknowledged the possibility of Iranian retaliation while also insisting on NBC's "Meet the Press" that "we're definitely safer today.
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Several issued a statement condemning "pay-to-play politics" and insisting on taking "a strong stand" against this kind of corruption.
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Those on the right accuse the left of valuing diversity over quality, ticking off racial boxes instead of insisting on merit.
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Insisting on lower prices, federal researchers say, would drive away innovative partners that speed the drug-development process and benefit patients.
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I loved him for insisting on that belief, and for consistently acting on it in everything he wrote for the stage.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer rejected that, telling Liu that the United States was insisting on restoration of the previous text.
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Underlining the risks to Italy's budget is the fact that the Five-Star Movement is insisting on the introduction of a basic income support program that would significantly increase public spending at the same time that The League is insisting on the introduction of a flat income tax that is bound to reduce tax revenue collections.
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Insisting on a pure single-payer solution, which many on the left has turned into a litmus test, doesn't seem very popular.
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This means insisting on full transparency for contributions, third-party audits of party finances, and greater enforcement power for India's Election Commission.
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We can honor Charles best by doing as he did and insisting on rigor, honesty, kindness and decency in what we say.
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And unlike the vast majority of officials brought to justice in the trial, Marin refused to plead guilty, insisting on a trial.
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Some out there are likely and unknowingly perpetuating this problem by insisting on publicly sharing their positive interactions with the accused individuals.
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The administration has been insisting on a mechanism to ensure that China follows through on any promises to purchase more American goods.
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They are seen as unsexy, and insisting on their use can apparently be taken as an offensive judgment of a partner's "cleanliness".
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Our insisting on scientific integrity, our sense of real competition, internal competition to figure out what kind of technology's going to win.
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British officials think that, by insisting on little more than a Canada-style agreement, the EU is being too rigid and legalistic.
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So far the President has not issued any major controversial ultimatums -- insisting on money for certain programs or barring it from others.
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But Seattle's ultra-liberal politicians are making things worse by insisting on more bloated government to solve a problem bloated government created.
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On Monday, an OPEC source said Iran was still insisting on being allowed to reach 4.1-4.2 million bpd before freezing production.
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Since her article was posted last week, the hashtag has gone viral, and commenters are adding their voices and insisting on change.
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"He was saying things inappropriately, insisting on putting my lipstick on with his finger," she told the Los Angeles Times on Thursday.
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"Have in mind that there has never been a practice of insisting on all executive-branch records of a nominee," Whelan wrote.
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The Taliban has thus far refused to directly engage in talks with the government there, instead insisting on speaking with U.S. officials.
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A cannabis concierge helped me plan my weekend, mellowly insisting on the foodie tour and the private massage with medicinal marijuana oil.
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To say otherwise, as we keep doing by insisting on more pressure, is to hold two contradictory thoughts at the same time.
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Mr. Mossack and Mr. Fonseca, they said, were sticklers for compliance, insisting on detailed procedures concerning most business matters at the firm.
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While insisting on "regular order," he opposed GCHJ for its lack of bipartisan support — something that any Democrat was welcome to offer.
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Among the nine states with the strictest laws, insisting on state-issued photo identification for voters, are Georgia, Indiana, Texas and Virginia.
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Under the plan described by EU sources, Britain would give up on insisting on only a time-limited emergency Irish border solution.
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Yet Washington was still insisting on "denuclearization first" and had "responded to our expectation by inciting international sanctions and pressure" it said.
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You made headlines recently when Octavia Spencer praised you for insisting on equal pay for a movie you both will star in.
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She was fighting Spotify, for instance, insisting on the primacy of album sales — long after almost all other artists had embraced streaming.
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By insisting on this hard-line position, Saudi Arabia ensured the talks would fail, and the kingdom seems comfortable with the outcome.
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Schumer is insisting on certain financial disclosures from Trump's picks as well as an assurance on the timing and length of hearings.
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But reports suggest the U.K. keeps insisting on discussing a future relationship between the two sides before settling these key separation issues.
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However, Sprint Chairman Masayoshi Son appears to be insisting on a splashy mega deal with Charter, the unidentified sources told the publication.
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I think that supporting a vibrant democracy and insisting on a peaceful solution to the Taiwan issue is an appropriate American objective.
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In light of all of the above, why are there still voices insisting on linking Saudi Arabia to terrorism through unsubstantiated theories?
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But Tuesday, she began insisting on an FBI investigation of her allegations and said other witnesses should also participate in a hearing.
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Earlier this month, Kardashian said she had moved on, insisting on her Instagram Story that she has forgiven both Thompson and Woods.
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Insisting on dangerously low funding for critical health programs, or on policy riders that delay or block them altogether, is bad governance.
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In the vanguard and on the fringes, hyped labels (Telfar, Vaquera, Gypsy Sport) have been insisting on gender-agnostic designs and presentations.
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At worst, it makes Trump opponents look a little unhinged, not entirely unlike Hillary Clinton haters insisting on rating about Uranium One.
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Someone might insist that this was just plain wrong unless they have some actual African ancestry, insisting on the crazy one-drop rule.
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Like a concerned dad, he insisting on walking me to the bus, stating that muggers would target me due to my pasty complexion.
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But the enduring danger in this scenario is on the unions as long as they keep on insisting on backing the same horse.
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Much like a trip to a theme park, this could have been a nice little group outing, but everyone is insisting on bickering.
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It can make what it sees more beautiful, more gruesome, milder, darker, all the while insisting on the plain reality of its depiction.
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By insisting on "alternative facts" and trying to make us believe him, he and his troops are exhibiting an age-old human tendency.
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Clinton's potential vulnerability in the Black Lives Matter moment, when a new generation of African-American voters is insisting on being wooed afresh.
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Just a few weeks ago, the official Facebook Twitter account was insisting on "free speech" as the reason the company wouldn't ban Infowars.
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Preventing another scam of this magnitude requires insisting on real accountability from those who allowed it to happen, and perhaps even encouraged it.
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Obama appeared set on actually shopping, while DeGeneres played the trip for laughs -- teasing customers and insisting on opening a box of wine.
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They are insisting on showing Republicans that blocking Merrick Garland's Supreme Court nomination in President Barack Obama's final year won't go without retaliation.
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But he has said the North must change its attitude of insisting on pressing ahead with its arms development before dialogue is possible.
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Trump's lawyers are insisting on an audio recording of any interview with the President, so there is no question exactly what was said.
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In my pastoral experience I encountered people in all kinds of situations, and insisting on the truth of the situation, it's not easy.
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What is surprising is that Democrats are too often fueling the Trump camp's caricature by insisting on race-based review of their candidates.
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So far, the market seems to be navigating a middle way between these hazards: Buying some of these IPOs, but insisting on discounts.
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Insisting on bonus payments may complicate efforts to win concessions from VW's powerful labor representatives, who also have seats on the supervisory board.
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"A country we call an ally is insisting on forming a terror army on our borders," Erdogan said in a speech in Ankara.
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Staff didn't take the idea seriously at first, and Defense Secretary James Mattis was not a fan, but Trump kept insisting on it.
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North Korea will never denuclearize, and insisting on denuclearization as a precondition to talks is tantamount to saying there will be no talks.
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Jan's medical story proves the importance of knowing your background and maintaining vigilance: of trusting your instincts and insisting on pre-emptive care.
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When it comes to Venezuela, Mr. Trump is better off consulting with other governments first to test ideas, rather than insisting on them.
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But to say that the story is nuanced is quite different than insisting on the unlikely conclusion that the parties are equally culpable.
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When my daughter was five and already insisting on "iPad time" with unrelenting protests, my wife and I knew we had to act.
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Black Americans would only forge a new and authentic sense of themselves, he argued, by pursuing artistic excellence and insisting on physical mobility.
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When she lost her own gorgeous hair during cancer treatment she spoke of it little, insisting on turning the attention to everyone else.
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UK Finance, which represents banks in Britain, said regulators must now use the transition to avoid insisting on such worst-case contingency planning.
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Dear Miss Manners: A future houseguest is insisting on coming for nine days and also asked if they can do laundry while here.
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The more amazing part here is Noah insisting on keeping these tweets up despite getting roasted for them upon his "Daily Show" hiring.
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Insisting on bonus payments may complicate efforts to win concessions from VW's powerful labour representatives, who also have seats on the supervisory board.
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If Lyft is correct that its drivers want flexibility, the company would only undermine its own business model by insisting on fixed schedules.
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She was earlier criticized for insisting on pushing through a bill that would allow extraditions to mainland China despite an intense public outcry.
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By contrast, insisting on systemic reform will benefit U.S. economic interests more broadly, as well as those of countries whose cooperation we need.
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He surprised prosecutors at his 2011 trial by suddenly insisting on pleading guilty, and he was sentenced to life in prison in 2012.
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"We find Tom Karl's thumb on the scale pushing for, and often insisting on, decisions that maximize warming and minimize documentation," he wrote.
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But he also helped facilitate Mr. Moses' grand plan for Lincoln Center, insisting on a fairer timeline for relocating residents of the neighborhood.
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I'd stop insisting on a border wall that is both unnecessary and ineffective, along with the fiction that Mexico will finance it. 33.
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Celi is seething at her Mima for insisting on a "moon ceremony," an indigenous coming-of-age ritual to celebrate a first period.
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"These people are my friends," he told a Chicago radio station, insisting on his right to have friends over to spend the night.
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I think you're insisting on a traditional view of what is scientific, what is a scientific experiment, what is a scientifically validated conclusion.
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"It's very clear that some people in the United States are insisting on curbing China's development using excuses of trade frictions," it said.
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I want their genuine individuality to manifest and permeate these constructed settings, while simultaneously insisting on their presence with their directness and gaze.
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Merkel, widely viewed as a leader of liberal forces in Europe, is insisting on finding a wider European solution for the issue of immigration.
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"They must stop insisting on continuing a policy of extreme austerity which has been proven destructive for society and also economically ineffective," he said.
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Democrats have considered insisting on help for the Dreamers as their price for providing votes that may be required to prevent a government shutdown.
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It taught me to respect the truth, to speak truth to power, and keep insisting on digging for the facts and the empirical evidence.
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North Korea has been insisting on the lifting of U.S.-led sanctions, a formal end to the 1950-53 Korean War and security guarantees.
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They know they won't get Kim's money, but they feel more than worthy to get what Kris got, and they're insisting on 7 figures.
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Another con: younger viewers may come away insisting on a) sailing lessons (in November), b) tropical vacations, c) their own pet pig or chicken.
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"They must stop insisting on continuing a policy of extreme austerity which has been proven destructive for society and also economically ineffective," Tzanakopoulos said.
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But although Scherer has not been linked to the compliance investigations, industry sources said the board is insisting on a break with the past.
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It has tried to push the pace of the country's departure from the EU, insisting on the date of October 31st, "do or die".
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Raphael Laizer, a government official who moved into farming, remembers paying smallholders to plant maize on his fields, insisting on precise distances between seeds.
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But insisting on the sanctity of art — the individual artist's right to pursue a vision — can be a way of denying ugly systemic realities.
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But he has said that North Korea must change its attitude of insisting on pressing ahead with its arms development before dialogue is possible.
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And everyone insisting on black citizens' rights — to life, to due process, even to bear arms — is blamed for instigating violence against the police.
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On one side are hard-liners who advocate clamping down on the relationship and insisting on concessions in exchange for any United States engagement.
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China is insisting on a rollback of existing tariffs as part of that deal, but the U.S. has showed opposition to such a removal.
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Naturally, Lacie chooses the latter option, arriving to the wedding a muddy, disheveled mess and insisting on giving the world's most mortifying wedding toast.
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"Insisting on disarmament as a condition for peace will lead to exactly the opposite of disarmament and peace," tweeted MIT nuclear expert Vipin Narang.
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Democrats are also insisting on a more permanent legislative fix to protect young immigrants who were brought to the country as children from deportation.
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Senators and representatives are legislators, so maybe insisting on the president's deference to the legislative branch is a matter of the rule of law.
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Maybe it involves a different approach on immigration — insisting on a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants but also a slowdown of future immigration.
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Insisting on treating all uses of these tools as if they were the equivalent of an official directive is conceptually mistaken and practically disastrous.
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The Americans told their Mexican counterparts that the president was insisting on wholesale changes to address the severity of the problem at the border.
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However, this heightened faith was more likely to lead to them insisting on their sisters wearing hijabs, rather than preclude them from selling drugs.
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"Even if they fly under foreign flags, there's still a way to reach them in terms of insisting on basic medical care," said Sen.
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In fact, he says he is insisting on "complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization," presumably meaning eliminating all of North Korea's atomic weapons and production facilities.
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And Mr. Liberman, a former defense and foreign minister, is insisting on forming a national unity government with both Likud and Blue and White.
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What makes that "tricky" — and forces health policy into contortions — is insisting on taking care of insurance companies and their hefty costs and finances.
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" A House Democrat — insisting on anonymity to speak candidly about Schiff — described the California Democrat thusly: "A towering ego, backed up by towering talent.
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Heroism is aspirational, and worthy of admiration, but it is a pedagogical, moral and historical error to spend our moral capital insisting on it.
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Only by insisting on fair and reciprocal trade can we create a system that works not just for the U.S. but for all nations.
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By insisting on a public hearing, Congress can teach the German auto-giant that, for American regulators and consumers, three strikes means you're out.
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Traditional kiln owners, however, are demanding a shutdown of no more than a month, and insisting on government help to make the design change.
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The Palestinian tragedy has been the direct result of taking the opposite approach: of insisting on the maximum rather than working toward the plausible.
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Michelle Obama cares about representation — for example, insisting on appearing on the cover of Vogue even when some of her advisers questioned the decision.
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Pro-gun control types are again insisting on new laws to stop gun violence and they blame Republicans and the NRA for blocking them.
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Only by insisting on fair and reciprocal trade can we create a system that works not just for the US, but for all nations.
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By insisting on a more balanced trade relationship, the U.S. now has a chance to step up export sales to a thriving German economy.
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Republicans are pushing for a big increase to the cap on military spending, while Democrats are insisting on an equal increase in nonmilitary spending.
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It's yet another sign of the president's near-pathological unwillingness to admit mistake or defeat, instead insisting on blaming others whenever anything goes wrong.
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We see her trying to wipe blood off her face and insisting on wearing a bloodied suit through the long day after the assassination.
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Journalists began insisting on offering readers and viewers more analysis, to the frustration of presidents like Richard M. Nixon who preferred to control the narrative.
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It should go without saying that The Cosby Show was revolutionary in its day, with Cosby famously insisting on positive portrayals of black family life.
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Democrats said they were insisting on using tax dollars to pay for the package, rather than tax credits, as Trump advisers and Republicans have floated.
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Jay Fulcher, the newly appointed CEO, informed employees of the layoffs this morning; the person briefed on the matter, insisting on anonymity, provided additional details.
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Insisting on the limits of Mueller's power is at the heart of his defense against the latest legal challenge to his appointment as special counsel.
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The administration has been insisting on a mechanism to ensure that China follows through on any reform promises and commitments to purchase more American goods.
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One example: communist Vietnam was forced to agree to a "side letter" with America insisting on higher labour standards, including allowing verifiably independent trade unions.
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Late last year, Trump even signaled his willingness to go along with that figure before reversing course and insisting on $5.7 billion for his wall.
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And he did it by getting away from that old GM staple of insisting on a player, a pick and a prospect in every trade.
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The premier's comments followed those from Finance Minister Taro Aso, who warned the Bank of Japan last week against insisting on hitting its price goal.
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But Gurza thinks the issue here goes deeper than modeling good ways of doing things and insisting on the importance of sexual satisfaction for all.
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Only by insisting on fair and reciprocal trade can we create a system that works not just for the United States but for all nations.
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They can persist with their hard line, insisting on the indivisibility of the single market and thus rejecting a special deal for Britain in goods.
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Still, there were people insisting on sleeping on the street—we saw two men covered in blankets and plastic sheets on the streets that night.
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The Trump administration previously stopped insisting on funding for a wall on the southern border as part of a bill to keep the government funded.
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The White House previously stopped insisting on funding for a wall on the southern border as part of a bill to keep the government funded.
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We all agreed that Davos has the power to be the gender-equality game changer by insisting on equal representation among those who are invited.
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In it, she flips the script on normative standards that declare fat, brown, and transfeminine bodies too "ugly" for dominant culture, insisting on their beauty.
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But right now, a queue system might make cutting someone off way too complicated if they're insisting on being served because their number is up.
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We can show the Refugee Team our support and solidarity by educating ourselves on the facts and insisting on positive action from our elected officials.
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Russia flouts the rules by pretending that its exercises are much smaller than they are, while insisting on its right to observe NATO war games.
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Similarly, NAFTA could and should be renewed, but we are insisting on lower tariffs on dairy products and more, reasonable intellectual property protections from Canada.
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However, China is insisting on a removal of the existing duties in place as part of the deal, which Trump said he had not approved.
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Beset by protests from their activist base, Pelosi and Schumer are insisting on passing a clean DACA bill without any border security or enforcement measures.
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The unlocking method will likely remain secret, because the FBI bought it from a third party without insisting on on getting the rights to it .
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Why aren't the citizens of New York and California and Pennsylvania and New Jersey and many others insisting on a voice earlier in the process?
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It's a nice size, and the design choices aren't too obnoxious, but they keep insisting on putting the page numbers inside a big colorful circle.
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For many months, his lawyers had successfully delayed Fisher's demands to depose him in person, insisting on a variety of jurisdictional, geographic and practical complications.
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Stanford, which zags in recruiting where everyone else zigs by insisting on high academic standards, is perhaps another Andrew Luck away from big-time contention.
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R.I.P. Harold Levy: He was the city schools chancellor from 23 to 2002 and attracted thousands of new teachers by insisting on higher starting wages.
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And by insisting on the war on drugs, he also accentuated Mexico's human rights and security crises, mainly created by the previous two Mexican presidents.
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It's not clear, meanwhile, whether anyone is insisting on diversity visa reform as the condition for their support — except for, possibly, the White House itself.
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South Korean officials say North Korea is not insisting on a pullout of American troops during the latest round of negotiations with Seoul and Washington.
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In insisting on speaking truth to power at great personal sacrifice, whistle-blowers serve their country and challenge all of us to think for ourselves.
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Yet the pool of moderate Republican senators that had expressed openness to joining Democrats in insisting on witnesses or new documents appeared to be dwindling.
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CB: With the President insisting on fast food and then making a big deal about it, if there's soccer moms, are there fast food dads?
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But to the meteorological society, the fact that these and many other questions are unresolved does not prevent them from insisting on uniformity of opinion.
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But by obsessing over clear "collusion" and insisting on visible puppet strings by which Vladimir Putin controlled Trump, we have set the bar dangerously high.
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They are insisting on fundamental democratic changes in a place where two-party politics have traditionally played out within a relatively limited circle of power.
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They are insisting on fundamental democratic changes in a place where two-party politics have traditionally played out within a relatively limited circle of power.
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Most experts believe that standard is unattainable in the case of North Korea, and that insisting on it sets up the Trump administration for failure.
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Democrats are considering insisting on help for the Dreamers as their price for providing the votes that may be required to prevent a government shutdown.
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And before the FBI has completed its new investigation of Kavanaugh, McConnell has continued to defend Kavanaugh — most recently insisting on a vote this week.
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I'm essentially insisting on bragging rights that I'm the first presidential candidate since Theodore Roosevelt to affirm the existence of sasquatch based on a personal encounter.
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Just like it did 21962 years ago, the agency is insisting on building and overseeing the most crucial pieces of hardware itself: the rockets and spacecraft.
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To bar the Hall of Fame door to this old man feels smaller each day, like a bishop insisting on the inerrancy of past vengeful judgment.
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"I support certainly driving a hard bargain and insisting on fair treatment for our intellectual property, for our currency, for our products sold abroad," he said.
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Although North initially seemed unwilling to put Chicago down, she eventually yielded after her mother could be heard insisting on it in an Instagram Story video.
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Tommy is less than amused, not only because they start filming late at night, but because Kanta keeps insisting on remaking the rice for the video.
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" Summers said that insisting on Brexit by the end of October whatever happens was "the worst way to give you leverage with any new potential partners.
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In my opinion, insisting on a strict division between the money that each party earns is a sign of not being fully committed to the union.
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Even when it was clear that House Speaker Paul Ryan didn't have the votes to pass the plan, Trump was still insisting on a congressional vote.
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Neither side appeared optimistic, however, with the opposition insisting on a recall referendum against Maduro and the Socialist administration showing little indication of agreeing to that.
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If insisting on meeting the price target causes too many demerits, the BOJ could consider replacing its 2 percent inflation goal with another target, Yamaguchi said.
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By insisting on structural reforms, the bill creates the necessary conditions for peaceful political dialogue among contending groups and helps open political spaces for peaceful change.
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Though instead of church leaders diagnosing people as possessed by demons, priests today are inundated by people diagnosing themselves, and insisting on being given an exorcism.
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In Albany, too, support for it was mixed, with Republicans and some — though by no means all — Democrats from the city insisting on reviewing the bill.
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Now, after moving at a glacial pace, Democratic leaders are insisting on an impeachment vote on the basis of a presidential phone call made this summer.
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The contours of the dispute remain unaltered: Trump is insisting on money for a border wall and Democrats are adamant they won't give it to him.
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Some progressive Democrats are insisting on adding it to the legislation, while a number of conservative Republicans say they will block the bill if they do.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has been insisting on a new policy for reserves held by the Reserve Bank of India and the distribution of dividends.
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Greek Cypriot news reports said that Mr. Anastasiades had reduced his target to 90,000 from 100,000, but that Mr. Akinci was insisting on fewer than 70,000.
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Trump is insisting on lowering the tax rate for pass-through businesses, now taxed at the top individual tax code rate, to 15 percent, Norquist said.
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With Greece's euro zone partners insisting on a 3.5 percent surplus after 2018, Athens has offered a half-way compromise of attaining a 2.5 percent surplus.
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Democrats are insisting on a deal to protect immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children, known as "Dreamers," in order to back a spending bill.
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But such fine points tend to elude people insisting on the most convenient, self-serving narrative available, and Zeigler was rationalizing his sustained support for Moore.
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Insisting on branding Jane's rape an "affair," she coaxes the confession out of Celeste that she only learned of the assault the night of Perry's death.
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The use of these terms, which Trump is insisting on using for "accuracy," draw on a long history of Americans blaming immigrants and "others" for disease.
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It was done good-naturedly, with humor, but I was genuinely rattled: I felt that she was insisting on being a co-host in my home.
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In so doing, she becomes the first to commit the ultimate modern act of not accepting the meaning of others but insisting on making meaning yourself.
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But either conservatives insisting on spending cuts or Trump pushing for the bill to include border wall funding could make the process more difficult, Reynolds added.
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The newly renovated house, with its sleekly modern décor, sold for $5.5 million in December, the people said, insisting on anonymity because the transaction was private.
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I believe that she should be insisting on the kind of deal with the EU that she has been promising to people in the United Kingdom.
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By insisting on a border wall, President Trump is emphasizing an issue that may be popular with his base but seems unlikely to attract new supporters.
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The debate has divided the two houses of Parliament, with the lower house opting to consider all options and the Senate insisting on a straight reconstruction.
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" Lyrically, it's fairly traditional — as Hanif Abdurraqib writes at Vulture, "There isn't much interesting in a man insisting on respect when he comes home from work.
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In 2012, the Republican Party wanted to compromise on culture and immigration to win on economics; Trump dominated the primary by insisting on the opposite formulation.
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If McConnell were insisting on party discipline here, Republicans like Rubio and Graham might be forced to get over their personal opposition and back the president.
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The Trump Administration may be moving to roll back fuel efficiency requirements in the US, but the rest of the world is insisting on an electric age.
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They have been an intensely ideological coalition, insisting on a commitment to purity on policy that left the Obama administration deeply frustrated and tied up in knots.
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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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What are your thoughts on the trade story and the President insisting on these tariffs against the European Union, against Canada, Mexico etcetera on aluminum and steel?
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In Bonn, the U.S. delegation is also insisting on strong rules for reporting and monitoring greenhouse gas emissions in a rare overlap between Obama's and Trump's interests.
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According to Bloomberg's Sahil Kapur, some Republican leaders are considering delaying until after the 2020 presidential election, while House conservatives are insisting on only two years' delay.
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More generally, we have been insisting on crafting a new American trade policy — one that focuses on what is good for our workers and our middle class.
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BPM's powerful union shareholders are insisting on keeping their bank as an autonomous legal entity within the merged group for at least three years, sources have said.
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"[The Freedom Caucus] was insisting on virtually a total repeal of ObamaCare, which sounds good," King told radio host John Catsimatidis on AM 970 in New York.
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The Greens made concessions on Tuesday by no longer insisting on fixed dates to ban cars with combustion engines and to shut down coal-fired power stations.
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" Graham was responding to Paul's tweets, who wrote: "Senators (John) McCain and Graham are torpedoing the budget by insisting on busting the budget caps for more spending.
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While insisting on male succession, the current Imperial House Law laudably, and naïvely, forbids them, laying the burden of producing an heir squarely on the wife's shoulders.
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I'm hoping this may change, but Democrats have been insisting on 30 hours of debate for all the president's nominees and virtually all of his judicial nominees.
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One day when their parents tried to bring them home after a dentist appointment, the Syrian children refused, insisting on returning to school for the time remaining.
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Ultimately, Putin must decide whom to support: a ministry of finance insisting on budget austerity, or oil tycoons led by his closest ally, Rosneft head Igor Sechin.
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Afterward, they asserted themselves in ways large and small, from picking their own surnames to insisting on equal dignity, especially in the case of former Union soldiers.
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"A country we call an ally is insisting on forming a terror army on our borders," Erdogan said of the United States in a speech in Ankara.
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The company often launches in cities in conflict with local officials' interpretations of local regulations, while at the same time insisting on the legality of its business.
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Trump is insisting on $5.7 billion to build a wall - a demand that led to the recent 35-day partial federal government shutdown that ended last month.
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It sometimes meant that Douglass perpetuated scientific ways of thinking about race rather than simply dismantling its logic and insisting on race as a product of history.
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"Senators [John] McCain and [Lindsey] Graham are torpedoing the budget by insisting on busting the budget caps for more spending," Paul said in a tweet on Tuesday.
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It undercuts the contention by House Democrats that President Trump committed an impeachable offense by insisting on a court order before sending possibly privileged material to Congress.
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With it, she molded the manuscripts of a generation of cookbook authors and gave the food world a literary spine, insisting on airtight recipes and visceral prose.
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And I remember also feeling that Anita Hill was insisting on something better for all women and girls — that she was giving us new words, new rights.
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India's founding leaders, Mohandas K. Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, resisted this, insisting on keeping India a secular state and carving out special protections for minorities, including Muslims.
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Using their own logic: if saying "Happy Holidays" is an intentional cultural displacement of Christianity, then insisting on "Merry Christmas" is an intentional displacement of everyone else.
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But Kemp has been the rare Republican willing to buck the president, insisting on sticking with Atlanta businesswoman Kelly Loeffler rather than taking marching orders from Trump.
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It will triumph by seeing the world for what it is, and changing liberalism to meet it — not by insisting on arguments well past their expiration date.
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Mitch McConnell, despite years of insisting on the cherished filibuster, allowed his colleagues to throw the procedure out the window when it came to Supreme Court nominations.
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Insisting on a level playing field in postal delivery would give letter senders and shippers of all sizes the benefit of affordable but fair rates for all.
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"The first time, she didn't want to do treatment either," Tiffany explains of her daughter, noting that after insisting on chemo in 2015, they're now respecting Alyssa's wishes.
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Amirabdollahian, on a visit to Russia, criticised Saudi Arabia for insisting on including "terrorists" in the list of Syrian opposition groups for the Syria peace talks in Geneva.
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Though low on his innumerable list of crimes, Michael Cohen's fake 'Women for Cohen' Twitter account insisting on his sexiness is high on our list of thirstiest moments.
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However, it is also a disavowal in that it refuses to make use of language's symbolic function, insisting on the desire for the word to be an object.
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In his address, Trump pushed a hard line on immigration, insisting on a border wall and other concessions from Democrats, even as he urged lawmakers toward bipartisan compromises.
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The group running the scam targeted victims on Facebook Marketplace, seeking out video pros in the LA area and insisting on Venmo payments to ensure a clean getaway.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Russia is insisting on changes to a framework for ending bloodshed in eastern Aleppo, Syria that are "unacceptable," a U.S. official said on Monday.
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In the end, Karaoglu lost a hotly-disputed decision to his Polish opponent of Chechen stock, despite Khalidov continually insisting on flopping to his back on the mat.
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Craigslist, for one, offers users safety tips like insisting on meeting in a busy public place, bringing a friend, and having your cell phone handy when buying online.
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However, the family's health insurance won't cover the drug that the health-care provider prescribed, instead insisting on only paying for a different, older and less expensive option.
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Mr. Licht has started by taking over some mechanics of the show that Mr. Colbert was insisting on doing himself, so Mr. Colbert can concentrate on being himself.
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Instead of insisting on Bretton Woods-era neoliberal economic solutions for the world, the US-led West could have attempted to distribute wealth more evenly across the globe.
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The FTC felt it had enough information about Facebook privacy practices even without the interview and insisting on one would have delayed resolution in the case, Kohm said.
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It will not be lost on anyone that Republicans who are insisting on this condition are usually eager to embrace the private sector and to criticize government programs.
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But insisting on renegotiation, with a threat of withdrawal, demonstrates that the U.S. is stronger when it acts to avoid being taken advantage of in the global marketplace.
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PBMs argue the manufacturers should just set lower list prices, while manufacturers counter that their list price increases are a reflection of PBMs insisting on increasingly large rebates.
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When my father and I were booking our tickets, a few weeks earlier, he had surprised me by insisting on paying for one of the more expensive cabins.
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He was the patron saint of literary irresponsibility—which, not coincidentally, often tipped over into toxicity—insisting on the artistic necessity of transforming one's worst impulses into narrative.
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SCHNEIER I'm all for gay actors getting roles, but I think it sets you down a dangerous path if you start insisting on gay men for gay roles.
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It traces the shifting social identities available to gay people in Britain over the past 20123 years while insisting on leaving as many blanks as it fills in.
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After reluctantly agreeing to buy liquor for the kids, Sue Ann, insisting on the nickname Ma, invites them to her rambling house in the middle of the woods.
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The meeting collapsed when Mr. Trump rejected the proposal, insisting on a quick and comprehensive rollback of the North's entire weapons of mass destruction program before lifting sanctions.
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By insisting on Landon's skill as a poet, Miller ends up leaning heavily on the unusual scansion of single stanzas of verse as evidence of her innovative brilliance.
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That is a concession from the European side, which had been insisting on a backstop to the backstop, something relating to Northern Ireland only, and a proposal Mrs.
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Parents and schools will tell kids to watch out for candy in tampered packaging, with some parents even insisting on checking all their kids' candy before it's eaten.
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Francis instead promised to tackle what many advocates consider the core of the issue by insisting on accountability for the bishops in the hierarchy who covered up abuse.
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I'm making a different case — that the left is hurting its own ability to win elections and enact sweeping change, by insisting on an orthodox version of progressivism.
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Now, the question is whether the disclosure will move enough Republican senators to join Democrats in insisting on calling Mr. Bolton as a witness in the impeachment trial.
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" Insisting on her formal title is important, she said: "I feel the extra burden of having to go in from Day 1 and establish that I belong here.
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The IMF has suspended its own lending to the southeast African country, one of the world's poorest, insisting on external scrutiny as a precursor to resuming financial aid.
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By insisting on the stridently irrelevant war in Iraq, America invented a worse enemy than it could have imagined, a perfect fever dream of our fears and shame.
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Cruz is insisting on a reform to the Senate GOP bill that senior GOP aides say is a nonstarter with much — if not most — of the Republican conference.
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The reason is that Senate Democrats continue to block and/or slow dozens of presidential nominations by insisting on a cloture vote which requires 30 hours of debate.
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I applaud Judge Charles S. Haight Jr. for insisting on greater oversight of the N.Y.P.D. when it comes to the protection of freedom of speech, assembly and religion.
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Acting as if Democrats do not exist and insisting on the use of reconciliation to take on healthcare and tax reform only highlight the divides in the GOP.
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It's time for America's traders and their congressional representatives to push back, by resisting damaging protectionism and insisting on an optimistic and opportunity-based approach to American trade.
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It wasn't even making very smart technical operations decisions at the time, insisting on running its own servers rather than contracting with Google Cloud or Amazon Web Services.
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This means insisting on designs that are durable, reliable, sustainable in their demands on future resources, and resilient in the face of natural assaults and man-made changes.
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Her commitment to the role went above and beyond -- with Swinton even insisting on having fake genitalia made and attached, according to the movie's makeup artist, Mark Coulier.
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He was responding to a reporter who had asked about a development in the church's teaching on nuclear weapons, from accepting nuclear deterrence to insisting on total disarmament.
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The White House is also digging in, insisting on $5.7 billion in wall funding, even as some Republicans have started to call for an end to the shutdown.
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Salvini and the League are insisting on large-scale tax cuts next year, despite assurances from Economy Minister Giovanni Tria, an unaffiliated technocrat, that the deficit will remain contained.
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European treaty change is a tricky feat that could take time to achieve, but by not categorically insisting on it Merkel leaves wiggle room for her talks with Macron.
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He was very concerned that what would occur would not be a quid pro quo even as he was insisting on investigations in order to release the security funding.
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Everett Dirksen insisting on weakening regulations on employment discrimination, which is a key area where the administration agreed to soften the bill beyond the comfort level of many liberals.
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The League is refusing to abandon Forza Italia, while the centre-left Democratic Party (PD), which could help either bloc form a government, is insisting on staying in opposition.
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The most controversial couple in Bachelor history are keeping us apprised of their love story — after insisting on live television that they were taking a break from public life.
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He repeatedly interrupted both Pence and the moderator, insisting on getting a word in in a way that may have been intended as confident but came across as desperate.
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Transgender advocates revere Johnson and Rivera for becoming the public faces of the most marginalized among LGBTQ people, for standing up to police harassment, and for insisting on respect.
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"[Musk] is insisting on rolling the dice on whether he can beat the SEC in the Southern District of New York, where the SEC almost never loses," Coffee said.
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And even after the supermodel tried to put her daughter back on the ground, Vivian didn't want to let her mother go, adorably insisting on clinging to Bündchen's waist.
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Everyone seems to be insisting on installing cameras all over their homes these days, which seems incongruous with the ongoing privacy crisis — but that's a post for another time.
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Along those lines, Citi said in a Thursday note to clients: Facing resistance in Congress, Temer administration backs down from insisting on certain spending controls in the original bill.
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There was disarray at Tesla because Musk kept insisting on automation, because so many people were leaving, because subordinates were terrified that challenging Musk could cost them their jobs.
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That could seem as a rather small contribution to OPEC members, especially its leader Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies, which have been insisting on full participation by Russia.
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For lack of a better choice, the EU has stuck to its principles of insisting on reforms and promoting Ukraine's pro-Western aspirations rather than leaning towards any candidate.
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"If nothing passes, it's because Trump is insisting on these poison pills and Republicans are failing to stand up to them," said Moran, the D.C. Immigration Hub's managing director.
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And we need to play it just as aggressively with Turkey, while insisting on its rock-solid place in NATO and our strong bilateral strategic and commercial relationship. 5.
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Brennan, a frequent Trump critic, questioned what the president was "hiding" from his own advisers by insisting on meeting one-on-one with Putin at their summit in Helsinki.
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" She answers her own question by insisting on the importance of research, namely the "robust medical research in and around these issues [of whether IUDs are] contraception or abortion.
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For their part, Obama administration officials found themselves playing the role of the C.I.A.'s protectors, discouraging the release of the report's executive summary and insisting on heavy redactions.
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Abe has struggled to gain consent among the G7 nations for coordinated fiscal action to spur global growth, with countries such as Germany and Britain insisting on fiscal austerity.
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Then, it was the government insisting on a purge, with the general staff resisting because the clear-out of Kemalist officers had been so demoralizing for the armed forces.
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The streets are filled with the noise of dissent, from marchers demanding democracy in Hong Kong to demonstrators insisting on economic equality in Chile to climate activists marching worldwide.
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Obama, by contrast, earned his prominence in national politics with the opposite message — exploding onto the scene with a speech insisting on the fundamental expansiveness of the American nation.
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He shows no sign of canceling his meeting scheduled for Monday with the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, or insisting on, say, the extradition of the defendants to stand trial.
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Insisting on your own value as a person, regardless of your wealth or social status, becomes valuable precisely for the amount of money a company can make from it.
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Frankie spends much of their first night together, from post-coitus to pre-dawn, insisting on her ordinariness, especially in contrast to what she sees as Johnny's florid weirdness.
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President Trump accused Democrats of playing "shutdown politics" by insisting on protection for the "Dreamers," young undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, as part of a deal.
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The Interfax news agency cited an unnamed "informed source" as saying the evacuation of the plane had been delayed by some passengers insisting on collecting their hand luggage first.
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It was a little selfish (a perfect boss would have played by the rules while insisting on finding a department-wide solution to the problem) but not especially important.
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For Sean Spicer, the first White House press secretary, that included falsely insisting, on Mr. Trump's first day in office, that his inaugural crowd was the biggest in history.
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Martin Robins, a former deputy executive director of New Jersey Transit, said Mr. Murphy may have erred in insisting on a full-scale audit of the agency so quickly.
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He is insisting on it, betting on a state that views him fondly as a Mormon leader and logistical hero of the 230 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
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The cost of insisting on Asians' humanity has been to accept that America is the politically and culturally superior destination—the place where immigrants, surely, feel the most free.
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If the big guys want to show off the benefits that come with scale, insisting on an ecosystem that watermarks synthetic media could be an excellent place to start.
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Last summer, he blamed Brooklyn prosecutors for the fiasco, pointing out they let Mr. Lockett plead guilty and enter a diversion program rather than insisting on a jail sentence.
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But that's part of the fact that poetry is insisting on a different logic and is trying to pull out a different part of how we perceive the world.
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But the Trump administration and their Republican water-carriers have turned it into a partisan political football by insisting on including a question about citizenship on the census forms.
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Bolton stopped it by insisting on the North's full and complete nuclear disarmament up front, a condition Kim could not accept because his regime cannot survive without its weapons.
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Concepcion, the Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Arbitration Act, which favors arbitration, allowed companies to avoid class actions by insisting on individual arbitrations in their contracts with consumers.
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Instead of insisting on ideological purity, it's time we embrace true intersectionality -- not just of race and social class, but of life experience and the wisdom gained from it.
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Nor should it be hard for someone like Hickenlooper to acknowledge as much — while also insisting on the distinction between unrestrained and regulated capitalism, market prices and moral values.
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I don't see this as unworkable, but it does mean that we have to work on being more fluid and less paranoid about insisting on homogeneity across our political projects.
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Over the course of the case, as Season 6 of Real Housewives of New Jersey aired, the Giudices went from insisting on their innocence to tearful disgrace at their sentencing.
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That would mean legalising both possession and trade (one makes no sense without the other), setting restrictions on access that reflect a drug's relative danger, and insisting on quality controls.
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The other major feature that everyone's been insisting on in 211 — beyond bezel annihilation and wireless charging — is waterproofing, and HTC has taken a step forward with the U211 Plus.
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Severino said the campaign is meant to call attention to delay tactics like insisting on hours of debate before votes on even noncontroversial nominees and refusing to hold voice votes.
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Major Democratic donor John Morgan, who has been outspoken in his criticism of Wasserman Schultz, said he was shocked that the congresswoman was insisting on speaking to delegates this week.
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"Trump has a high approval rate," he says, adding that the volume of orders gave him the confidence to manufacture the Trump flags without insisting on a deposit from customers.
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Predrag Azdejkovic, editor-in-chief of the only gay magazine, Optimist, in Serbia, gave a recent newspaper interview insisting on the use of the word lesbian when describing Brnabič's sexuality.
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" Civil liberties charity Big Brother Watch said in a statement that the Crown Prosecution Service is "insisting on digital strip searches of victims that are unnecessary and violate their rights.
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In relatively godless Western countries, workers with a strong religious faith have become increasingly inclined to react against secular pressure by insisting on their right to self-expression at work.
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Democrats and Republicans were battling over how to strengthen airport security, with Republicans attempting to use a privatized work force and Democrats insisting on public employees with civil service protections.
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The weird thing about dumb money, unfortunately, is that it can act with fiendish intelligence, insisting on stipulations that guarantee returns at the expense of founders, employees and other investors.
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But he said he did not expect the ultra-easy policy to last for years, adding that the central bank wasn't insisting on achieving the price goal at all cost.
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By Gray's account, they ignore polytheism and animism almost entirely, while insisting on reading verses of Genesis or lines of the Nicene Creed as if they were primitive scientific theories.
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The International Monetary Fund is insisting on debt relief before the fund will join the country's third international bailout, worth 86 billion euros, which eurozone leaders agreed to last year.
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More aggressively than most, he has refused to accept the major entitlement programs in their current forms, insisting on spending curbs rather than tax increases as the path to solvency.
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By insisting on pro-choice candidates, Democrats have a chance not only to win seats, but also to assert the moral claims of being part of the pro-choice camp.
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During a briefing on Thursday, Hensarling told reporters the lower chamber is insisting on negotiations in an effort to add roughly 30 measures to the bill the Senate passed Wednesday.
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The House is insisting on coupling reauthorization with a sliver of aid for Puerto Rico's Medicaid system and provisions offsetting CHIP's costs with highly contentious tweaks to Medicaid and Medicare.
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That may be because Congressional Republicans keep insisting on radical changes to Obamacare, while the Trump administration works to undermine it by cutting advertising as well as sign-up windows.
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But his boss seemed to contradict him a few hours later by insisting on his "political and social revolution"—and a credo that is much more progressive than Mrs Clinton's.
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The charismatic, 60-year-old, former coca leaf farmer was beloved by the poor when he won power in 2006, but alienated Bolivians by insisting on seeking a fourth term.
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Siggelkow filled out the project with a full band, insisting on having a more complete sound rather than attempting to do all of the parts herself and feeling alone onstage.
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Funders of Bezos's stature typically cast an open call for proposals, spending months poring over applications from nonprofits and sometimes insisting on site visits, interviews, and reams of financial data.
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Mom has been leaving long messages about her nasty breakup with Sofia's father, who has turned out to have a second family and was always insisting on nonreciprocal oral sex.
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He has also mentioned a more subtle risk: stubbornly insisting on doing the opposite of what a president seeks to prove independence, and in that way doing the wrong thing.
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" • "He has also mentioned a more subtle risk: stubbornly insisting on doing the opposite of what a president seeks to prove independence, and in that way doing the wrong thing.
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In response, Saudi Arabia and other OPEC states called for OPEC+ to make additional cuts to reduce supply by a total of 3.6 million bpd -- insisting on non-OPEC agreement.
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Insisting on remaining in Iraq needlessly put U.S. forces in harm's way and risks serving as a tripwire for what would inevitably be a long and disastrous war with Iran.
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It takes at least three days of filing, polishing, electroplating, heating and decorating to produce the replicas with football's world governing body FIFA insisting on exacting standards for licensed products.
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We do not know how they produced such unreliable and factually incorrect data, but we are insisting on a full retraction [...] This report is wrong and it must be corrected.
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Trump had been dug in, insisting on funding for a wall he wants to build on the U.S.-Mexico border, while the Democratic-led House of Representatives opposed the wall.
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But the Tarrant County criminal district attorney, Sharen Wilson, vetoed that deal, he said, insisting on a trial that would showcase her office's efforts to crack down on election fraud.
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A groundswell of international protest and attention, via media and social media, could drown out the venal voices of hardliners demanding death and replace them with activists insisting on life.
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"We can figure out a way," said Richard Fitzsimmons, business manager for Local 147, who said that he often sees the construction companies insisting on workers that are not needed.
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Some missions mimic the tight structure the of the TV procedural, while others work like short stories, invoking some idea or question without insisting on a clean, 21-minute resolution.
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Black victims were lynched for any reason at all: failing to tip one's hat, insisting on repayment of a debt, false charges of rape or murder, and even being too prosperous.
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Even more so, as the world saw in January, people in the streets insisting on women's rights are as varied in look, attire, signage, chants and attitude as anyone can imagine.
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But after parting millions to a series of outside groups in 22016 and insisting on little accountability in return, donors like those who pledged to Perry eyed something else this cycle.
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Her first test will be putting together a commission and insisting on candidates (nominated by national governments) that make a capable overall team and fulfil her commitment to a gender balance.
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Amazon is insisting on doing Black Friday and Cyber Monday on its own terms, stretching the promotional period that typically lasts a few days into a nearly two-month-long extravaganza.
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The only thing standing in the way of a spending agreement "is a handful of Democrats who are insisting on an 11th hour bailout of Obamacare," Mulvaney said in a statement.
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Without insisting on more than donations from the rich, the traditional companionship of human rights movements with neoliberal policies will give rise to the allegation that the two are in cahoots.
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Some Republicans expressed opposition to Trump's deal with the Democrats, and conservative groups accused the president of caving in rather than insisting on spending cuts to accompany the debt ceiling increase.
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There's a difference, for instance, between people speculating about Kristen Stewart's sexuality before she officially declared herself "so gay, dude" on SNL, and insisting on Louis Tomlinson's secret romance with Styles.
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One suspect, her fiancé, Eric (Frederick Weller, who, disclosure, is a friend of mine), pleads guilty to killing her, going to prison for the crime, despite also insisting on his innocence.
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It would help if networks would stop insisting on having every representative of every view on television, or if outlets would be more selective about what they dignified with their attention.
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If it doesn't, and panic clouds judgment, insisting on going back to the way things had always been (successfully) done, this rebuild might prove a step forward to take two back.
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Abe recently said he was ready to meet Kim without conditions, a shift from his long-held position of insisting on progress on the abductions before a summit could take place.
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If Alexander-Murray doesn't pass before then, it's pretty easy to see Democratic leaders insisting on some form of Affordable Care Act stabilization as part of the end-of-year package.
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Unlike proselytising religions such as Christianity, the guardians of Orthodox Judaism go out of their way to make conversion difficult, insisting on a two-year programme of study and lifestyle changes.
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By insisting on both the danger and the excitement of exploring the frontier, the movie convinces you that there are plenty more planets to discover, plenty more adventures to be had.
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It is only barely a stretch to assume the Republicans insisting on the legality of Trump's disclosure have forgotten all of this, because they spend all day lately pretending they have.
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But that hasn't stopped those displeased with the results — not only establishment Republicans but also Democrats who support Senator Bernie Sanders — from insisting on changing the rules for the next election.
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"If feasible, make a habit of giving the check to someone who feels most comfortable insisting on doing the accounting correctly (and doing the work to figure that out)," he advises.
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Mao brooked no dissent, insisting on controlling everybody's minds; he often claimed to be a terrifying blend of Marx and the first Qin emperor, a brutal unifying warlord of ancient times.
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Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, accused Russia of jeopardizing the talks by insisting on the inclusion of "terrorist groups" such as the YPG.
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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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If certain senators were hoping for the construction of a perjury trap by insisting on their interview, that's not a proper or ethical role of the FBI in a background investigation.
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The couple are said to ignore the seating plan at these high-society parties, instead "insisting on sitting next to each other and ignoring long-standing rules," according to the site.
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By insisting on confidentiality, her daughter was protecting her own relationship with your daughter, who would, no doubt, have been angry if she discovered that she had been betrayed to you.
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Any effort to force Apple to break that encryption, several American officials said — insisting on anonymity because the administration is still debating these issues — would be replicated from Beijing to Cairo.
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Susan Collins, who has said she is worried about the damage the bill will do to health care, no longer seems to be insisting on any legislation to reduce the damage.
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India's influential and sizable middle class was rattled after banks and phone companies barraged people with repeated phone calls and emails insisting on their Aadhaar number for the continuation of services.
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"If a suspect keeps denying the charges and insisting on their innocence, judges in Japan would worry that the suspect might destroy evidence if they are granted bail," Mr. Takai said.
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The FTC guidelines allow for some ambiguity: not insisting on only words like "ad" and "sponsored," and allowing phrases like "ambassador" and "partner" when used prominently next to the brand name.
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After 48 hours of intense bipartisan negotiations over a huge economic stabilization plan to respond to the pandemic, Republicans were insisting on a vote later that day to advance the package.
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Mr. Trump nonetheless declared the trip a resounding success, saying that he had made real progress by uniting the world against North Korea and insisting on reciprocal trade from Asian nations.
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But the president has toggled back and forth between sounding open to the Democrats' demands on immigration and insisting on an immigration hard line and the need for a border wall.
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By insisting on negotiating a new trade agreement, now known as the U.S.M.C.A., he introduced a large dose of uncertainty into the trade, investment and logistical cooperation between the two countries.
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Mr. Schäuble was reviled in Greece for insisting on austerity policies that many economists believed prolonged the country's economic agony, and was a divisive figure in Ireland and Italy as well.
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Your choice is between mercy (letting her off the final payment and allowing her to appear reformed) and justice (insisting on your legal and moral right to get what she owes).
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The American president-elect, Donald J. Trump, enters office trailing a string of sometimes contradictory statements about NATO and insisting on a new era of chummier relations with Russia's autocratic leader.
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Second, some conservative deficit hawks would likely put an upper bound on the feeding frenzy, insisting on some limits to how much such a bill would add to the national debt.
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" Lee Seong-hyon, an analyst at the Sejong Institute near Seoul, said: "Trump considers Moon naïve for insisting on dialogue with North Korea when it keeps conducting missile and nuclear tests.
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He shot down a plan to ambush Bork with a recording of a speech he gave in 1985, insisting on sharing it with the judge before airing it in the committee.
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He shot down a plan to ambush Bork with a recording of a speech he gave in 1985, insisting on sharing it with the judge before airing it in the committee.
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Democrats are focused on persuading moderate Republicans — like Senator Susan Collins of Maine, Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Senator Mitt Romney of Utah — to join them in insisting on witnesses.
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We're going to need an extended period — maybe three presidential elections in a row — that makes it clear that voters are insisting on politicians who care about the rule of law.
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"His unwavering commitment to promoting America's interests and insisting on fair and reciprocal trade will deliver even more prosperity to the American people," Lighthizer said in a statement following the address.
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The bloc is insisting on a so-called backstop plan to avoid a border check on goods between Ireland and Northern Ireland that is anathema to pro-Brexit factions in Mrs.
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Then Trump canceled the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, and Democrats briefly rallied around the idea of insisting on some kind of DACA fix as part of a budget deal.
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He's insisting on manifesting his reality while living in this world, and it's so hard to have such a sincere and authentic reality and enter into the place we work in.
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On that question, we continue to straddle the line, insisting on an inefficient and fragmented hodgepodge of public and private regulation of health care because we are not comfortable with either option.
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Furthermore, the government argued by insisting on the production of immigration records for approximately 50,000 individuals could "undermine public trust" in the government's commitment to protecting confidential information contained in immigration files.
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So before the US and China negotiate any further, Washington is demanding that Beijing stop insisting on technology transfers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, as well as other economic grievances.
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It is by no means clear if Trump's pressure can help Republicans overcome sharp differences between moderates who want to preserve health insurance for their constituents and conservatives insisting on lower costs.
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Insisting on a replacement would seriously delay any effort to repeal Obamacare, as there's nothing close to a consensus within the congressional GOP as to how to go about replacing the law.
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The future of GLOW is at stake — which is maybe why Cherry is insisting on stealing a move from Big Kurt Jackson of The Lumberjacksons, which, if you'll remember, is Carmen's family.
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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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Investors are insisting on high yield, and the bonds backing commercial mortgages are not giving them that, so they are moving on to other products, leaving a big crack in commercial financing.
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I soon realise that it's Blackpool's economic issues, rather than profit, that drives Taylor to keep working, insisting on high quality ingredients and healthy cooking for those who usually eat the opposite.
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Taliban forces operate in about half of the country, according to the AP. "They are insisting on war," a deputy member of the Afghan Peace Council told the AP of the Taliban.
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The "West Wing Democrats," including Gary Cohn, Jared Kushner, and the president's daughter Ivanka Trump appear to be moving to the fore and insisting on some competence in regard to the economy.
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For days afterward, the streets of Barcelona were clogged with protesters, some insisting on independence, some condemning police brutality, some simply calling for dialogue — and still others demanding to remain in Spain.
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Iran is insisting on exporting at least 1.5 million bpd of oil as a condition for staying in an international nuclear deal, sources with knowledge of Iran-EU talks said on Monday.
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In the same vein of your neighborhood barista pushing single-origin coffee or bartender insisting on pouring single-barrel whiskey, these guys have a line of beers made entirely out of trees.
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But "insisting on legal identity requirements for accessing rights and services could have the effect of further excluding the most marginalized, who face serious impediments to obtaining a legal identity," said Sperfeldt.
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Insisting on calling it the "China virus"* risks encouraging racial abuse, and as the World Health Organization has pointed out -- viruses don't care about geography, ethnicity or the color of your skin.
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One of the most important implications of these findings is a reminder that rhetoric vilifying the media, preserving American exceptionalism, and insisting on hyperawareness of threats did not originate with Donald Trump.
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His mob clients have their own Hollywood-inspired sense of theatrics, as when Hank needlessly complicates a hit by insisting on express-mailing the target a bullet, because it will be cooler.
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The Afghan government has been largely sidelined from the process, with the Taliban insisting on direct negotiations with the U.S., rather than the Kabul government which it views as a puppet regime.
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When they reached North Sentinel in the morning, Mr. Chau assembled a collapsible kayak because the fishermen refused to go to the island with him, insisting on staying a half mile out.
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Or it could lease the land from another developer that invests in the zone, insisting on more favorable leasing terms because the landlord is in line to reap opportunity zone tax benefits.
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After commenting on the show's apparently poor ratings, Trump accused the engaged hosts of "insisting on joining" him at his private Palm Beach, Florida, club Mar-a-Lago around New Year's Eve.
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While Democrats have signaled they could support such a deal, Trump complicated matters last week by insisting on including money for his proposed wall on the U.S.-Mexico border in an agreement.
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Editorial The time when African-Americans were publicly hanged, burned and dismembered for insisting on their rights or for merely talking back to whites is nearer in history than many Americans understand.
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But SPD officials later agreed to proceed with leasing the unarmed aircraft and insisting on a full debate about the ethical, constitutional and legal ramifications of arming the drones in the future.
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For example, while we should prosecute and block Chinese cybertheft, Democrats must recognize who benefits from the administration's demand that the Chinese stop insisting on technology transfers from American companies in China.
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A lot of the departments don't have new staffs yet — and some never will if Trump keeps insisting on only hiring people who never said anything negative about him during the campaign.
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Directly addressing the prime minister repeatedly, Mr. Gantz lambasted Mr. Netanyahu for insisting on maintaining his "extremist" right-wing, ultrareligious bloc instead of trying to build a unity government from the center.
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Some have argued that insisting on the 60-vote requirement will simply cause the Republicans to exercise the so-called nuclear option, lowering the required support to a simple majority of 51.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) — of insisting on a clean DACA fix as part of end-of-the-year budget negotiations, when GOP leaders will need Democratic votes to prevent a government shutdown.
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Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, Costa Rica's minister for energy and environment, specifically blamed the United States, Brazil, and Australia for blocking progress on Article 6 by insisting on language unacceptable to most countries.
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He sees himself as riding above the day-to-day fray while, at the same time, tightly controlling ministers' public utterances and insisting on total loyalty from them and other government officials.
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Officials have added to the soft costs by struggling to coordinate between vendors, taking a long time to approve plans, insisting on extravagant station designs and changing their minds midway through projects.
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In the case of Chris Davis, though, a longer-term deal (seven guaranteed years for $22017 million from the Baltimore Orioles) seemed to make more sense than insisting on an opt-out clause.
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Wiseau spent $6 million of his own money on The Room, blowing most of it on follies like buying film equipment instead of renting and insisting on shooting both digitally and on film.
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Conservative groups were aghast, accusing Trump of caving in to the Democrats rather than insisting on spending cuts to accompany the debt ceiling increase, and some hard-line Republicans expressed opposition to it.
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Using procedural measures, Democrats could force each confirmation vote on the floor of the Senate to take up to a week, by insisting on cloture votes and full debate time for each nominee.
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Also in recent days, there was a debate in the Irish parliament on a proposal to secularise state-funded education, ending devotional teaching and insisting on an open admissions policy for all schools.
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Insisting on his "genuine love…for Nissan", he proclaimed his innocence, saying he had never sought undisclosed pay and that the board had approved his activities in the case of the derivatives contracts.
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Guajardo and Canada's Freeland have rejected linking the two trade negotiations, both insisting on a permanent exemption from the 25 percent steel tariff and 10 percent aluminum tariff without quotas or other conditions.
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Sixty companies and trade associations across the EU signed a "manifesto" this month saying the EBA's proposed ban would have an adverse impact on competition by insisting on the use of specific technologies.
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Ellen doted on Charlie, insisting on breastfeeding the baby girl herself, even as she made it clear she wished Charlie had been a boy – because, we later discover, Paimon prefers a male host.
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The top 218 list of annoyances also includes being involved in road rage on the driver's behalf, holding hands over their face and insisting on giving directions – usually when they are not needed.
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Wiseau spent $6 million of his own money on The Room, blowing most of it on follies like buying film equipment instead of renting and insisting on shooting both digitally and on film.
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And when Mia finally gets that final chance to shine, free of restrictions and Sebastian's suffocating self-doubt, Stone's voice goes from slight to full-throated, insisting on its right to be there.
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Senate Republicans changed the chamber's rules during the Gorsuch nomination battle to prevent Democrats from insisting on a 60-vote super-majority, allowing court nominees to win confirmation by a simple majority vote.
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"It is utterly unconscionable that Republicans are insisting on brutally tight budgets for the communities who need it the most, while handing enormous giveaways to corporations and the wealthiest 1 percent," she said.
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Greece and its European creditors have been locked in talks on how to reduce the country's debt burden, which the International Monetary Fund is insisting on before it joins Greece's third international bailout.
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At the very least, the UK government should be insisting on guarantees from Ankara—the capital of Turkey—that the software is not used as part of any crackdown on human rights activity.
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Kauffman is making a more subversive claim: that King and his confreres left much of the civil rights movement's real potential power unmobilized by insisting on such a rigid, top-down, patriarchal approach.
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She was no longer talking about calling the police; she was just trying to adjust her picture of her mother and father to all this new information, and insisting on getting even more.
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By steadfastly insisting on a static framework of internet regulation and refusing to engage in reasonable dialogue about addressing the internet's growing problems, activists are undermining its future, which they claim to cherish.
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The Trump administration needs to confront him with a stern test of his intentions, by insisting on specific steps toward denuclearization along with a clear timeline that can end with a brighter future.
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The Wall Street Journal then cited Chinese officials as saying that Beijing was insisting on the removal of a ban on the sale of U.S. technology to Huawei as part of any rapprochement.
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Given the contentious relationship between the parties, upon her severance from Uber, Ms. Whetstone took the unusual step of insisting on a reciprocal non-disparagement clause that specifically referenced Mr. Alexander by name.
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What helped save the bureau in the aftermath of those revelations was a reforming Republican attorney general, Edward Levi, who imposed on it a respected set of guidelines insisting on more neutral behavior.
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They threatened to withhold their votes, insisting on adding new restrictions and stiffer standards for facilities that house for migrant children, as well as more conditions on how the funding would be spent.
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After all, if people keep insisting on the truth of something that hurts their party, it can't be out of respect for the facts — because in their world, there are no neutral facts.
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With Johnson insisting on major changes to the divorce deal his predecessor negotiated, and Macron and other EU leaders holding firm, the course seems to be set for a dramatic "no deal" split.
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I'm lucky because instead of doing what I was insisting on, and taking me to NYU Langone Hospital where I was supposed to deliver, my co-worker drove me to the nearest hospital.
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They had spent all night in the E.R., the girl insisting on test after test until there were no more tests to take and her mother wept weakly and begged to go home.
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It's somewhat difficult to be the president for "all" the people if you deliberately ignore half the country while insisting on absolute fealty to a party line, but Harris didn't see the irony.
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An Israeli official, insisting on anonymity to maintain the veneer of diplomatic protocol, gave a statement to multiple reporters on Friday blasting Mr. Obama and his secretary of state, John Kerry, by name.
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Gov. Chris Christie (R) in his feisty way called out Texas Republicans for their hypocrisy in opposing federal funding for victims of Superstorm Sandy while insisting on national taxpayer support for rebuilding Houston.
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" An animal control officer almost never gets elected to the position, according to Leinberger, whose association, according to its website, works to "preserve the human/animal bond by insisting on responsible animal ownership.
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The city's teachers' union has ensured never-ending budget shortfalls by repeatedly insisting on greater compensation for its members (who already significantly outearn the city's other college-educated professionals) despite mounting municipal debt.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican from the coal-mining state of Kentucky, threw his weight behind a plan Democrats were insisting on to make a healthcare program for coal miners permanent.
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In fact, the artist's work has a great deal to say about such standard academic histories, which tend to serve the victor while insisting on their objectivity, by poking holes into those conventions.
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Bilateral and multilateral (G20) forums must be used to reduce unsustainable global trade imbalances by insisting on policy changes in countries pushing large and systematic trade surpluses instead of growing on their own savings.
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The ongoing confrontation between the anti-establishment government in Italy and the European Commission has intensified over the few last weeks, with Rome insisting on increasing its spending next year, despite the EU's disapproval.
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But just as you miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take, you miss 100 percent of the opportunities to address inequality by not insisting on getting women into your place of work.
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Trump had agreed to extend protections for DACA recipients for two-and-a-half years in exchange for $25 billion for his wall, a proposition which Democrats rejected, insisting on a pathway to citizenship.
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"The Department of Defense is a great institution with remarkable talent and he is going to rely on that talent for counsel, experience and expertise," the official added, insisting on anonymity to speak candidly.
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Depending on the severity of the situation, you can interrupt the aggressor's attacks by engaging them in random conversation, like asking for directions and insisting on more specifics until the victim can get away.
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Back in the day, Jed's mother was a tireless committeewoman of the civil rights movement, taking indigent women into her house, while insisting on achievement for her sons, and particularly for the gifted Cello.
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Women are running for office at record rates in 2018, and Donald Trump's victory — and Hillary Clinton's loss — in 2016 has spurred a new wave of women finding their voices and insisting on equality.
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In the first few moments, they bask in the "paradise" they've built together—until a strange couple (Ed Harris and Michelle Pfeiffer) knocks on their door, insisting on staying in the house with them.
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Diplomatic sources said the wider negotiations were difficult, with Russia insisting on sweeping surrender terms, and rebels seeking an agreement that would make Jordan a guarantor of the safety of Deraa province's 073,000 civilians.
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On April 19th Mr Moon said that the North Korean leader was no longer insisting on the withdrawal of American troops from the Korean peninsula as a precondition for giving up his nuclear weapons.
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Whether it is the billionaire Steven A. Cohen's family office or a global bank, federal and state regulators are increasingly insisting on a monitor as part of the settlement of legal charges with firms.
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Amber Heard has just fired back at Johnny Depp, saying if he really cares about donating Amber's divorce settlement he'll ante up $14 million, not $7 mil ... and in fact she's insisting on that.
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So my daughter insisting on sitting on top of the table or my son's habit of not being able to remain seated for more than 14 seconds could be seen as kids being kids.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - In his eight years as German finance minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble earned a reputation in the euro zone as a feisty disciplinarian, insisting on painful austerity measures for debt-ridden countries like Greece.
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Many members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus were insisting on first learning details about what a GOP substitute would look like — or putting some elements of the replacement measure in the repeal bill.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund is seeing "good progress" in discussions over Greece's debt and economic reforms but is not insisting on new, tougher targets, a spokesman for the Fund said on Thursday.
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By insisting on her right to speak, Daniels, an adult film star, also enters a storied tradition within her own profession, which has often been at the frontlines of battles over the First Amendment.
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Sri Lanka's chief trade negotiator K.J. Weerasinghe said this week that Colombo was insisting on a right to review the free trade pact after 10 years, but China was not ready to agree that.
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His government has taken a bullish stance with EU negotiators, insisting on the complete removal of the Irish backstop from the current Brexit deal, a request the EU has said it not agree to.
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"Everybody in the caucus is insisting on demanding those two things and working to get the Republicans to agree: Buy America and one year [of health benefits] for the miners," Brown told reporters Tuesday.
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Adults can start by teaching our youngsters about good dietary habits, by insisting on a better balance in the workplace, and by demanding more accountability from the food and health industries, and our government.
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Already, Ryan has proven unable to wrangle 218 Republican votes to pass a budget resolution with the right-wing of the caucus insisting on measures that the party leadership doesn't regard as politically sound.
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Mr. Slimane, who is famous for insisting on control over every aspect of a brand down to designing the fittings in the stores, sent Saint Laurent sales soaring, and currently has everyone watching Celine.
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But United States and Canadian negotiators remain far apart over the potential quotas, with Ottawa insisting on a higher limit and a more flexible system, according to several people briefed on the continuing talks.
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Insisting on offsetting it with spending cuts is a pretty unassailably conservative position — conservatives are supposed to be against spending, after all — that should protect anyone who wants to do it from their base.
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Another Russian radio station, Kommersant FM, reported that some passengers had slowed the evacuation by insisting on retrieving their hand luggage from overhead, even as those behind them clamored to exit the burning plane.
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The victims were often killed before cheering crowds without being charged with crimes and for minor transgressions like talking back to whites, competing with them in business or insisting on the right to vote.
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There, guests enjoyed tapas and an open bar, passed around e-cigarette samples and listened to an industry advocate, Bernhard-Michael Mayer, scorn antivaping activists for insisting on proof that e-cigarettes aren't harmful.
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For months, President Trump has increased pressure on Beijing with higher tariffs on Chinese goods, insisting on a comprehensive trade deal that addressed a long list of concerns about how China manages its economy.
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By insisting on proposals that both parties on Capitol Hill knew could not pass — the border wall funding in particular — the White House took itself out of the game and ceded power to Congress.
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Republicans in Congress have argued that Democrats in the Senate are holding up the process by insisting on tying an extension of the DACA program to the legislation needed to fund the government's operations.
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BRUSSELS, June 3 (Reuters) - The executive European Commission responded to suggestions it has shown favouritism to France by insisting on Friday that it applies budget rules equally to all EU states, big and small.
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These often casual forums find Murray at his most outspoken—assailing those who rely on theories of "race relations" to interpret blues music and insisting on a categorical division between vernacular and fine art.
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Erykah Badu emerged from the 1990s R&B scene as a heroine by insisting on her self-worth, selling millions of albums and easily passing from one era of pop music to the next.
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In some ways, that's their problem; if the Republican bill designed to replace the A.C.A. fails, it could well be because of pressure from the far right, which is insisting on repeal, full stop.
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Most importantly, Kortun challenged existing hierarchies within the Turkish art scene by insisting on presenting artists and works emanating from different social classes, geographies, and identities, mediating exhibition narratives through social, political, and economic perspectives.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The chairman of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Thursday introduced legislation holding Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman responsible for the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and insisting on accountability.
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" Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard also decried the terrorist attack, insisting on Twitter that "no matter our origins, the color of our skin, our beliefs, or who we love, Quebec will always be a welcoming place.
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Ms Suu Kyi, moreover, has stood up to the army in the past, not least by insisting on leading the government despite the clause the generals inserted into the constitution barring her from the presidency.
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Still, for this group to give Trump an award of any type was an affront to anyone who has paid attention to his full record on criminal justice and to black people insisting on justice.
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But at the same time that Hollywood was insisting on its own moral rectitude, it was also gradually expanding the parameters of "moral" behavior — a process facilitated, and even necessitated, by America's own shifting mores.
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However, he had missed almost the entire previous season with a mysterious injury that refused to heal itself, and alienated his old team, the San Antonio Spurs, by insisting on managing his own medical treatment.
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"ICBC Spain Branch has been insisting on operating within the law and regulations, and has continuously strengthened the internal control of anti-money laundering," Sun said in a written response to questions for this article.
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It was the best imprimatur we could have hoped for to end the Cold War and endorse America's Middle East: our former adversary not only acquiescing totally to American norms, but insisting on their enforcement.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika on Monday again defied mass protests calling for his immediate resignation, insisting on a plan to elect a successor only after a national conference and new constitution is approved.
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I did my best to assure them that this could be minimized or eliminated by insisting on a nonmedical death, without the torment of heroic interventions to prolong life by a few hours or days.
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As history has shown, the way to do this is not by increasing tariffs on Canada and Mexico, nor is it by insisting on unreasonable provisions such as restrictive rules of origin or sunset clauses.
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" Apparently insisting on preserving some level of presidential decorum, Trump went on to say that "He is a weak and untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible Director of the FBI.
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And it streamlines his work, insisting on biographical readings that position "The Little Mermaid" as a one-to-one allegory for hopeless love for Edvard, "The Little Match Girl" as a tribute to his mother.
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A Democratic aide, insisting on anonymity to describe internal discussions, said that party leaders planned to revisit the discussion of earmarks next year, given the near-unanimous support for it among their members in Congress.
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But it was Ezra Taft Benson, the secretary of Agriculture, who — much like McCarthy — would eclipse the rest of the players, insisting on a farm bill that would prove inadequate to the task in 1954.
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Washington claims that Iinuma's decision to deny the treatment for a period of time (while insisting on updated lab results) led to his suffering an acute bout of his illness during which he almost died.
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Japanese news outlets reported Sunday that Abe and the U.S. Vice President Mike Pence will be insisting on those exercises when they meet in Seoul the South Korean President Moon Jae-in later this week.
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President Trump is still insisting on $103 billion for his wall on the southern border, and he announced Saturday that he would extend deportation protections for some undocumented immigrants in exchange for the wall money.
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But some praised Telekom for exercising discipline in not agreeing to pay a significant premium for heavily-indebted Sprint and insisting on control that would have allowed it to consolidate the merged entity into its results.
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By inserting [sic] alongside every mention of the antiquated slur, Colard is both acknowledging the imperialist gaze of the photographer toward the sitters and plainly insisting on the sitters' humanity, speaking up for them centuries later.
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With Johnson insisting on re-opening a previously negotiated exit agreement that the British parliament rejected three times and that Brussels says cannot be reopened, a no-deal Brexit is seen as an increasingly likely outcome.
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Sessions, as leader of the Justice Department, has stressed the importance of treating drugs as a problem for law enforcement, insisting on longer sentences for nonviolent drug offenders and promoting the seizure of property from suspects.
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WASHINGTON, March 3 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund is seeing "good progress" in discussions over Greece's debt and economic reforms and is not insisting on new, tougher targets, a spokesman for the Fund said on Thursday.
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"Let me be clear: the only thing standing in the way of a landmark defense and border security bill is a handful of Democrats who are insisting on an 11th hour bailout of Obamacare," Mulvaney said.
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"It was a goal I had, but I wouldn't say it was like the best thing that ever happened," Fultz said in Dallas last week, insisting on a modest tone as we chatted at his locker.
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Along the way, he has relied on the same kind of principles that made him one of the world's largest bond investors, insisting on discounts to face value and rarity in the stamps that he bought.
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And as my colleague Harvey Araton has pointed out, James, an Akron native, has complicated his homecoming task by insisting on playing the Cavaliers' de facto general manager, a role for which few stars are equipped.
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"We will not leave here without a DACA fix," Pelosi said at a news conference earlier Thursday when asked if she is backing down from insisting on action on DACA as part of year-end negotiations.
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As the relationship develops, there may be friction when you suggest that variety is the spice of life, and Taurus pushes back, insisting on getting the same scone at their favorite coffee shop every Sunday morning.
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" So far, the feedback has been positive — and the intention is to offer options as to how students can dress, instead of limiting them, as Weaver told the publication: "We're not insisting on anyone doing anything.
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Accordingly, it may be hard for all TPP-11 countries to agree to go forward with TPP as is, without insisting on changes to balance out the lack of better access to the United States market.
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People are being quarantined around the world, with places like France and Italy canceling gatherings, many workplaces in America shutting down offices and insisting on remote work, and schools, including Harvard, closing and turning students away.
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The final two-year deal that must be approved by the House and Senate delivered tangible benefits to both sides while easing tight spending restrictions instituted when Republicans were insisting on austerity for the Obama administration.
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Management feared that insisting on the use of the automated clocks would have "an adverse impact on employee productivity," according to an internal memo by the transit agency's inspector general, which was described to The Times.
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And with no warning on Friday, Mr. Trump called for Russia to be reinstated as a member without insisting on any of the conditions the West has demanded in terms of ending its intervention in Ukraine.
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It's worth pointing out, by the way, that this rejection of objective facts and insistence that anyone insisting on inconvenient truths must be part of a left-wing conspiracy dominated the Republican psyche long before Trump.
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And Miami Heat forward Udonis Haslem, a Miami native, in a strongly worded article on The Players' Tribune, scolded well-off college students who were insisting on going to Florida for spring break despite the virus.
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And yet there's something admirably ornery about Weinzweig's refusal to deliver a straightforward novel of empowerment, a narrative of liberation, a role model — as if insisting on a flawed heroine is itself an act of resistance.
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Beauty, for example, is a worldwide industry, with French-based conglomerates like L'Oreal and the United States-based Procter & Gamble insisting on keeping on with the plastic even though we now know the harm of microplastics.
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The Chinese have been winning friends around the world by bolstering their economies and developing infrastructure — typically with an eye toward access to raw materials the Chinese need — without insisting on any annoying human rights standards.
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Ms. Thani spoke a day after diplomats from the countries that broke relations with Qatar — Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates — indicated they were no longer insisting on compliance with 13 specific demands.
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Rather than insisting on purist free-market principles, which would certainly conflict with the pre-existing conditions portion of ObamaCare, Republicans listened to the people and responded with a plan that incorporated the will of voters.
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"I think if she can show that the tax code of 2017 was basically nonsense and only helped corporations, Wall Street would not like the public thinking about that," this executive said, also insisting on anonymity.
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The great Hepburn takes enormous risks: Linda goes into long arias of complaint and fantasy and hope, which, directed at Johnny alone, become a way of offering herself and of demanding, even insisting, on a response.
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The United States is also insisting on a Taliban cease-fire with both American and Afghan forces and an agreement to start talks on the future political setup with President Ashraf Ghani and the Kabul government.
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Before the Senate became a setting for nearly nonstop partisan warfare, senators routinely approved most lower-level nominees by voice vote, rarely insisting on the full slate of procedural steps when the outcome was a given.
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Spurred by Mr. Trump, many conservative groups are insisting on a 20 percent rate, which they say is critical to making the United States more competitive with other developing nations that have relatively low corporate rates.
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Even Nora Ephron's fantastic, flawed heroines — usually portrayed by a neurotic Meg Ryan — tend to have their more important shit together, save for that one annoying guy in their periphery who keeps insisting on being delightful.
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If the president were in prison and still insisting on performing his duties from there, two-thirds of members in the House and Senate would need to ratify the vice president stepping in as acting president.
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The context, there, was that Shane clashed with his father Vince over the direction of WWE, stating that the promotion was going to be dead if the old man kept insisting on shit booking and shit storylines.
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Holding on to outdated ideas about American values -- and insisting on seeing American greatness through the prism of white men who resemble our Founding Fathers -- will only lead to the disintegration of the fabric of our nation.
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The notion of Shaft as an anachronism also loses its cool quickly, bordering on wince-inducing as the character keeps not only cracking skulls but being casually homophobic and insisting on describing women by particular body parts.
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The truth is despite CNN's insistence on throwing negatively spun graphics on television insisting on how unpopular President Trump is, his approval is broadly in line, if not higher than, a number of Western leaders in context.
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In the past decade, localities across the nation have lashed out at sugary drinks by passing policies to limit their consumption in schools and government-owned properties, by initiating tax measures and by insisting on warning labels.
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Over the intervening three-and-a-half centuries journals have established conventions for publication—such as insisting on independent (and usually anonymous) peer review of submissions—that are intended to preserve the integrity of the scientific process.
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ROME (Reuters) - European Affairs Minister Paolo Savona proposed on Monday that Italy should boost investments by about 50 billion euros ($58 billion) and called on the EU to back the plan instead of insisting on deficit reduction.
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Soon a YouTube channel, "Doctors' Alliance", started to show videos of Ms Vasilieva barging her way into provincial hospitals, exposing the dire state of care and the lack of basic drugs, and insisting on the public's rights.
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Poul Thomsen, director of the IMF's European Department, said on Friday that the IMF is still "fully engaged" on Greece but is insisting on debt relief, although this need not come in the form of principal reduction.
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Hugo Yepes, a geophysicist at the National Polytechnical University in Quito, complains that builders and developers have been largely ignoring them and that local officials have effectively "legalised" informal new neighbourhoods without insisting on anti-seismic standards.
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January's brief government shutdown stemmed from Democrats insisting on adding language to a short-term spending package that would have protected from deportation immigrants who came to the country illegally as children, often referred to as Dreamers.
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Facebook is now the outlier, and it is increasingly hard to understand why it is insisting on accepting not only political advertising, but even deliberate and malicious lies if they are in the form of paid advertisements.
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He was an outspoken critic of a phenomenon that he saw as a form of cognitive dissonance: military leaders' insisting on fighting the war they wanted to be fighting, rather than the war they actually were fighting.
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The solvency of Puerto Rico's embattled Medicaid program was a huge sticking point in the April fight over 2017 spending, with the Democrats insisting on an infusion of new federal funds in the face of Republican opposition.
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Nor would the British runner Derek Redmond have become part of an "Olympic moment" if he had simply won his 400 semifinal at the 1992 Olympics instead of tearing his hamstring and insisting on continuing the race.
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Democrats are insisting on an immigration deal to protect so-called Dreamers as part of a yearlong spending package but lawmakers are currently in a stalemate, with Democrats balking at Republican proposals to beef up border security.
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The paper said it is still not clear how strictly Facebook will have to comply with the German order, noting that the watchdog looks likely to set a deadline for compliance rather than insisting on immediate action.
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He has more recently broken with Mr. Netanyahu on issues regarding land ownership in the West Bank, insisting on the evacuation of an illegal settlement outpost that Mr. Netanyahu and his political allies were trying to salvage.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is not just insisting on "no wall" but demanding cuts to existing funding for Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, demands echoed by the key DREAMer-led group United We Dream.
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"The current situation is completely due to the United States pursuing unilateralism and protectionism, breaking its promises and flip-flopping, and insisting on provoking a trade war toward China," Geng told a regular news briefing on Thursday.
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Yet, a number of Democratic candidates are insisting on imposing impossible litmus tests of climate purity that seem to fulfill the Trump stereotype, and will only come back to haunt the eventual Democratic nominee if acceded to.
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She doesn't peddle in bromides or offer a shoulder to cry on — she's too busy trying to shake you to your senses, insisting on your agency, your vitality and your complicity in what happens in your marriage.
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It seems to me the oddest of asks: Surrender what you know to be a principled position because "moving on" and "moderation" are the instruments that polite society uses to browbeat the radical insisting on righteous restoration.
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Zuckerberg has started plenty of public discussions this year, mostly on accident — by pledging to fight Elizabeth Warren in that audio we leaked, for example, or by insisting on the right of politicians to lie in advertising.
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CARAMANICA The raspy-voiced Algerian-French songwriter Rachid Taha, who grew up in France, used musical fusions as cross-cultural lessons and provocations, insisting on his rights to meld African, Middle Eastern, European, rock and electronic music.
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I regain the sanctum of our sisters club — the one that protected and emboldened me to do the things I wasn't allowed — by writing down the story of our domestic struggles and joys, insisting on their importance.
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Many had pointed out that were police willing to allow protesters to leave without insisting on making arrests, they could have defused the situation much faster and avoided the further disruption that sprung up around the city.
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The Assad government and Iran, Syria's other main ally besides Russia, appeared not to have been fully consulted on the deal, according to international officials and others briefed on the talks, and were insisting on new conditions.
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The United States is a complete outlier among developed countries, insisting on a nominal corporate profit tax rate that is nearly twice the EU average, while collecting about as large a share of GDP in such revenues.
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But in exchange for his agreement, he is insisting on draconian anti-immigration measures that include heightened border patrols, America's version of the Berlin Wall, undoing much of Lyndon Johnson's 1965 immigration reforms and toughened deportation policies.
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SHARON JONES & THE DAP-KINGS "Call on God" (Daptone) The soul belter Sharon Jones, who died in 2017, never got around to recording a whole album of gospel; there's just this song, fervently insisting on divine generosity.
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Critics of the Trump administration, who responded to the deaths of Maquin and Gomez Alonzo by insisting on intensive investigations and document retention, appeared to assume the issue was neglect or mistreatment of children by federal agents.
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And the chances for a candidate from Peña Nieto's party will likely be scuppered in the 0003 presidential elections unless the President can convince Trump not to initiate massive deportations and to stop insisting on building the wall.
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Dressed to match her baby sibling in an orange feathered ensemble, North seemed unwilling at first to put Chi down until her mom could be heard insisting on it in a video she shared to her Instagram Story.
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Abe said he wanted to get other parties on board, including Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike's new conservative Party of Hope, and was not insisting on a target of changing the constitution by 2020 that he floated this year.
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One way Schuyler has achieved this authenticity is by insisting on age-appropriate casting, making Degrassi a rarity in a TV landscape afflicted with Andrea Zuckerman Syndrome, where 20- and even 30-somethings are regularly cast as teenagers.
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"When I give talks to doctors, I tell them to stop recommending the flu vaccine and start insisting on it," said Dr. Bill Schaffner of Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee, who wasn't involved with the poll.
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"The process they are insisting on is nothing else than looking for bidders for all of our individual businesses with the ultimate consequence of breaking up the company and selling the assets," Kottmann told reporters on a call.
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However, the prospects for political talks still appeared remote on Tuesday despite Puigdemont's gesture, with Madrid insisting on talks to be held "within the law", a phrase that is widely interpreted as ruling out independence as an option.
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Zoë Brock Brock, a writer and model, wrote on Medium that in 22005 Weinstein asked her for a massage, insisting on it to the point that she had to lock herself in a bathroom to resist his advances.
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The app comes at a time when women in Hollywood, boosted by the #MeToo movement, are exerting their influence to break on-screen stereotypes, insisting on producing roles to have more control, and commanding the director's chair more.
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JAKARTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Indonesian campaigner Firliana Purwanti is on a mission to tell women in her largely conservative nation that insisting on equality in the bedroom can help them achieve equal footing in boardrooms and in politics.
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Despite the show of cabinet unity in Florence, Boris Johnson, her foreign secretary, has let it be known that he personally shot down the Norwegian model, as well as insisting on a limit of two years for transition.
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I'm kind of insisting on that moment being the moment of possibility — not some kind of weird imaginary future point where it all becomes clear, but just these moments of doubt and uncertainty and retelling of different stories.
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The opposition and ruling party could not agree on an agenda or format for Wednesday's meeting, although Karapetyan said one of the topics at a rescheduled session could be holding early parliamentary elections, something Pashinyan was insisting on.
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There's no shame to be had in this defeat, Henderson has been handicapping his performances in his last few bouts by insisting on fighting at welterweight while he is still one of the top lightweights in the world.
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Mr. Rahimi's lawyer, Sabrina Shroff, who said her office planned to appeal, delivered an unconventional closing argument to jurors on Friday, insisting on her client's innocence in only one of the two bombs placed in Chelsea that night.
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Here in New York, it is mandatory to offer pain relief to laboring women if they feel they're experiencing pain; denying a suffering patient analgesia is considered akin to insisting on pulling out wisdom teeth without any anesthesia.
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They explained why the court was not hearing an appeal brought by a public high school football coach who was fired for insisting on kneeling and praying on the football field after the superintendent told him to stop.
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Patagonia's Corporate Sales Program, or B-to-B section, which the company said is a relatively small but growing part of the business, began to think it might be making a mistake by insisting on co-branded products.
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Insisting on MSNBC that he opposed Ms. Pelosi, Mr. O'Connor allowed that he would ultimately back the consensus Democrat for speaker over a Republican on the House floor — a formula that theoretically preserves Ms. Pelosi as an option.
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Hardy Fox, a driving force behind the Residents, an avant-garde band that playfully subverted the conventions of rock music for decades while insisting on anonymity, which the group maintained by performing in outlandish costumes, died on Oct.
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And apart from insisting on economic policy coordination with its main trade partners, the U.S. should also pay more attention to one-third of its economy consisting of export and import transactions with the rest of the world.
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When an ally like Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain or Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany wants to talk with him, diplomats said, he will call back within hours, even minutes, without even insisting on knowing the purpose.
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From string-topped smooth soul ("Moonlight, Mistletoe & You," joined by Gerald Albright on saxophone) to rootsy moments (the country-blues singer Charley Jordan's "Santa Claus Blues"), Keb' Mo' stays genial and optimistic, insisting on an angst-free holiday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Austria infuriated European Union peers on Thursday by insisting on capping the number of migrants it takes in, undermining Germany's push to seek a joint EU solution to the bloc's refugee crisis in tandem with Turkey.
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Here, activists and other negotiators again blame the US, which they say is insisting on language that would prevent any other country from holding it, the largest historical emitter of greenhouse gases, liable for any climate-related damages.
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He said that insisting on full repeal of the controversial law when the votes aren't there would only hurt millions of Americans and could eventually lead to a single-payer health-care system if the current one collapses.
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It put me in mind of important remarks that the commentator Van Jones, a prominent Democrat, made just six days beforehand at the University of Chicago, where he upbraided students for insisting on being swaddled in Bubble Wrap.
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During his news conference, Trump referred to impeachment as "the big I-word" and indicated he feels it's impossible to negotiate with Democrats while they're insisting on fulfilling their constitutional duties to conduct oversight of the executive branch.
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The politics around taxes is also tricky, as Senate Finance Committee Chair Orrin Hatch is insisting on doing tax reform on a bipartisan basis, which rules out the sweeping cuts for the rich that Ryan and Trump both want.
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If your name is on the lease, though, you're legally entitled to be at your place, so you don't necessarily have to leave right away just because your ex is insisting on it or because being there is awkward.
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The state of play: Multiple reports are saying that the Justice Department is insisting on the maintenance of four majors, despite T-Mobile CEO John Legere's still-available tweet about how DOJ doesn't believe the deal needs any restructuring.
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Exhibit A is of course his idea that Barack Obama wasn't born in the US—a bit of racist hate-mongering he reportedly held onto as late as 2017, though he stopped publicly insisting on it during the campaign.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Senior Brazilian officials charged with steering pension reform through Congress presented a united front on Tuesday, insisting on an end to the political finger-pointing in recent weeks that threw the government's signature reform bill into doubt.
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Their CEOs have both ruled out the need for a capital increase and sources say that union shareholders at BPM are insisting on keeping their bank an autonomous legal entity within the merged group for at least three years.
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"Now is the time to remind ourselves that there is no true liberty without insisting on the freedom to be, and express, who we really are," writes Nathaniel Frank in his piece exploring the LGBTQ rights movement after Trump.
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As Italy's talks proceed both with Brussels and within the ruling coalition, a 5-Star government source said a 2.1 percent target could be "a good compromise" but added that "Salvini is insisting on no less than 2.2 percent".
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"We propelled our city's comeback by taking our eyes off the rearview mirror, being honest about change, and insisting on a better future," he said in a video on Twitter announcing his intent to run for the Democratic nomination.
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The IMF is insisting on debt relief from euro zone governments because it does not believe Greece can maintain a targeted primary surplus of 3.5 percent for decades and debt reprofiling is the only way to make it sustainable.
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Tourism is a $9 billion dollar a year industry for San Francisco (generating $725 million a year in taxes for city coffers), so business owners are insisting on some real changes lest they lose millions in revenue every year.
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Before it joins, Berlin is insisting on assured access to the planes and creation of a forward operating base for the new tankers at the Cologne-Bonn airport, as well as representation in the leadership of the new consortium.
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The U.S. Embassy in Beirut has made its position clear: "[Insisting on the Health Ministry] is yet another example of Hezbollah openly holding Lebanon's security and prosperity hostage," said Rachel Mikeska, a spokeswoman for the American Embassy in Lebanon.
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More needs to be done People should demand action from their legislators, insisting on a concerted effort to address the issues rather than scattershot bills that make headlines for a day or two and then disappear into the ether.
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Steinmeier said he had last spoken with his Turkish counterpart on Friday and assured him that Germany did view the attempted coup as a serious matter, while insisting on the right to question whether its response had been appropriate.
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As for members of Congress, when they return to work after Labor Day, one of their first tasks will be to pass a bill that gives health officials the resources to fight this epidemic — without insisting on ideological provisions.
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Governors insisting on raising the college readiness of all students chose to push literacy skills downward by about two grades, meaning kindergartners today deal with decoding/reading/writing demands that a couple of decades weren't seen until second grade.
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"Given the tense politics of internal solidarity, it might make more sense for the commission to avoid insisting on the commitment, having made its point," said Elizabeth Collett, the European director of the Migration Policy Institute, a research organization.
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But insisting on exclusively aesthetic contemplation of his works — or implying that in the "Brandenburgs" he was freed from the perceived burden of including religious content in his music — pales their meanings, diminishes their complexity and reduces their stature.
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Politico revealed on Wednesday that House Republicans are insisting on fully defunding the women's health organization — long vilified by conservatives because some of its clinics perform abortions — in the spending package that lawmakers need to pass before March 23.
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Our bureau chief writes that the city, riven by race, class, violence and secrecy, was the ideal setting for the saga, which ended with the mayor, the prosecutor and Mr. Smollett all insisting on different narratives for what occurred.
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This has set off a new turf war over audio rights, pitting Audible, owned by Amazon, against traditional publishers, who are increasingly insisting on producing their own audiobooks, wary of ceding more territory and revenue to the online retailer.
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By insisting on standards developed by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, of which Japan is a member but China is not, Japan can signal to developing countries that it is a fairer partner, the Japanese official said.
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We can be transformational and bring people together by insisting on a democracy that hears our voices — which means an end to the Senate filibuster, a solution to big money in politics, and an end to the Electoral College.
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Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota said drug-pricing proposals might have been part of a bipartisan healthcare reform package to address Obamacare issues, if Republicans were not insisting on repeal first, placing the two parties in opposite camps.
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Unfortunately, Senate Democrats are putting nominees through time-consuming parliamentary procedures, boycotting committee meetings, calling for recorded votes instead of allowing voice votes, insisting on cloture filings for every nominee, and invoking arcane parliamentary procedures to stall and delay.
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The DACA debate has proven no different, as Meadows is already insisting on the tough-enforcement approach favored by immigration hawks — and using the leverage of the Freedom Caucus to threaten the more dovish bills pushed by GOP moderates.
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The American women are trying to put an exclamation point on the stand they took in insisting on more support for their team, and for women's and girls' hockey in general, from U.S.A. Hockey, the sport's national governing body.
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Abe said he wanted to get other parties, including Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike's new conservative Party of Hope, on board and was not insisting on a target of changing the constitution by 2020 that he floated earlier this year.
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Broadcom also played hardball with HPE during pricing negotiations in the past 12 months, insisting on higher prices for parts, although it did offer to lower prices if HPE could promise further business in future quarters, another person said.
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In 2002, insisting on the 3 percent margin of error or giving a polling range could have helped people realise there was a possibility that Marine Le Pen's father Jean-Marie could beat Socialist leader Lionel Jospin, he said.
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Senior diplomats from the four Arab countries that have broken ties with Qatar indicated Tuesday that they were no longer insisting on 13 precise demands that the Qataris must satisfy, or on a specific deadline for them to comply.
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Mr. Blum, the founder of Students for Fair Admissions, said Friday that it was "disreputable" of Harvard to complain that information was being taken out of context while at the same time insisting on significant redactions of the evidence.
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It's the equivalent of the coked-up banker insisting on his heart-bursting game of squash every Friday morning, despite the amount of racket he puts up his hooter during the week, and has little or nothing to do with health.
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Critics of the Trump administration, who responded to the deaths of Jakelin Caal Maquin and Felipe Gomez Alonzo by insisting on intensive investigations and document retention, appeared to assume the issue was neglect or mistreatment of children by federal agents.
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"It is still hard for me to understand why they are insisting on regulating mosquitoes at all, given what should be the obvious fact that they are neither food nor drug," says Zachary Adelman, an entomologist at Texas A&M.
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"The problem is that the prime minister is insisting on her deal, which has already been defeated very heavily in the parliament and running down the clock by trying to keep the threat of no-deal on the table," Corbyn said.
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Yet another fractionally plays down both those thinkers and simply presents itself as part of the mainstream of Sunni Islam, following one of the faith's four main legal schools (the Hanbali one) and not insisting on an absolute monopoly of correctness.
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Dressed to match her little sister in an orange feathered ensemble, North seemed unwilling at first to put Chi down until her mom could be heard insisting on it in a video she shared to her Instagram Story on Monday.
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GINA, opponents of the new bill say, as a rule bars employers from insisting on genetic testing of their workers, except if that testing is offered as part of a wellness program and is voluntary on the part of the worker.
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If the Bolsonaro faction left to join another party, it would have to forfeit the campaign funds, unless the party was found to have to broken electoral laws, which is why Bolsonaro is insisting on transparency in the accounts, he added.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who took office last week, has campaigned on a more moderate approach toward the North but he has said it must change its attitude of insisting on arms development before dialogue can be possible.
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The EU is insisting on a "backstop" clause in any withdrawal treaty to avoid erecting border posts between the British province of Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland if London and Brussels cannot agree a trade pact for the future.
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BRASILIA, April 2 (Reuters) - Senior Brazilian officials charged with steering pension reform through Congress presented a united front on Tuesday, insisting on an end to the political finger-pointing in recent weeks that threw the government's signature reform bill into doubt.
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His son, standing in the shadow of Ronald Reagan and Newt Gingrich, is calling for his party to be more ideologically pure and insisting on a civil style of politics that no longer has much of a hold on many Republicans.
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Alongside the lack of macroeconomic rigour, there was a lot of microeconomic meddling: the government pursued a clumsy industrial policy and shortchanged the private sector, for example by insisting on absurdly low rates of return on concessions to run infrastructure projects.
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Now imagine some common startup scenarios: a recruit who asks for a few million in equity to join the company, an acquisition offer that makes the founders one percenters, or an employee insisting on flying business class on a long trip.
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But all the attention has done virtually nothing to grow the underlying impeachment effort on Capitol Hill, as even some of the loudest impeachment voices rallied behind Pelosi's strategy of insisting on bipartisan support before taking such a drastic step.
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Austria infuriated European Union peers at a Brussels summit last week by insisting on capping the number of migrants it takes in, undermining Merkel's push to seek a joint EU solution to the bloc's refugee crisis in tandem with Turkey.
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The Trump administration delivered a big victory for the pharmaceutical industry by insisting on language in the deal that grants biologic drugs patent protection for 10 years, considerably longer than the seven-year exclusivity period favored by the Obama administration.
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Go out to any 'grammable restaurant and you'll spot them: posing by a flower wall, insisting on the tables with the best light, and ordering a selection of dishes at once which they'll then arrange into an artistic flat-lay shot.
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"These days, if Germany's market is down 1 percent and Britain's down 1 percent and Japan's down 1 percent, we'll find a reason to sell off, like the Senate insisting on rolling Obamacare repeal into their tax bill, " Cramer said.
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"I don't think there's much evidence in this case, which is why we're insisting on going to trial," John Pappalardo, a lawyer for Mr. Napout, told Judge Raymond J. Dearie of Federal District Court for the Eastern District of New York.
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Why it matters: If it persists, the generational divide could turn into political rivalry as the generations compete for limited tax dollars — millennials seeking government help as automation takes hold, and boomers insisting on promised levels of Social Security and Medicare.
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In 210, Locke delivered a series of lectures called "Race Contacts and Interracial Relations," in which he painstakingly disproved the narrowly "biological" understanding of race while insisting on the power of culture to distinguish, but not sunder, black from white.
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In 1916, Locke delivered a series of lectures called "Race Contacts and Interracial Relations," in which he painstakingly disproved the narrowly "biological" understanding of race while insisting on the power of culture to distinguish, but not sunder, black from white.
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But other black men, and women and even children, too, were lynched for insisting on their rights, or for minor violations of the racial caste system, like failing to step off a sidewalk to make way for a white person.
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Insisting on strict conditions could force the Saudis to buy instead from Russia or China, which don't impose such nonproliferation rules, or from France and South Korea, thus penalizing a moribund American nuclear industry eager for the lucrative new business.
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Diverging from the free-market path, Mr. Xi has involved his government more deeply in economic affairs, reining in China's private companies and insisting on more market access abroad for Chinese businesses while limiting opportunities for foreign companies in China.
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A senior White House official, insisting on anonymity to discuss the president's thinking, said there had been no consideration or discussion of dismissing Mr. Rosenstein, and that the material in the memo had not altered Mr. Trump's view of him.
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"There's one particular professor in the Chapel Hill program that we really kept trying to push to do some of the newer things and he kept sort of insisting on wanting to do it the way that he's comfortable," Paucek said.
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In Italy, the 1965 case that helped lead to the repeal of Article 544 involved the rape of a Sicilian teenager, Franca Viola, who refused a matrimonio riparatore and defied social codes by insisting on the prosecution of her rapist.
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They could punish Trump for firing then-FBI Director James Comey in order to squelch the Russia investigation by refusing to confirm Christopher Wray, Trump's handpicked choice for Comey's successor, and instead insisting on a candidate the Senate has chosen.
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President Donald Trump and congressional leaders have reached an apparent stalemate in a fight over government funding with the president insisting on $5 billion from taxpayers for a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico against stiff resistance from Democrats.
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But as he stared at walls lined with photos of people who were beaten and killed for insisting on their own dignity, he must have seen what black people have to lose when their leaders fail to secure their civil rights.
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Further, Washington is apparently insisting on "rules of origin" that would require Canadian and Mexican vehicles to contain no less than 50 percent American parts and services for duty-free entry into the United States, an onerous demand benefiting American producers.
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Over the course of 21 months, President Trump has loudly and repeatedly refused to accept a number of seemingly agreed-upon facts, while insisting on the veracity of a variety of demonstrably false claims that happen to suit his political needs.
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WASHINGTON — The woman who has accused President Trump's Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault all but ruled out appearing at an extraordinary Senate hearing scheduled for next week to hear her allegations, insisting on Tuesday that the F.B.I. investigate first.
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Paging Jeff Flake … Bret: I had one of those karmic moments on a train to Boston last week, where I was on the phone extolling Jeff Flake for insisting on the F.B.I. investigation, only to turn around and see … Jeff Flake.
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Donald J. Trump has renewed his defense of his charitable foundation, insisting on Twitter that all of the money raised by the organization has gone to charity even as the New York attorney general continues to investigate claims to the contrary.
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It doesn't so much look back longingly at past masters like Vincente Minnelli, Nicholas Ray, Stanley Donen and Jacques Demy (to name a few) as tap into their mojo, insisting on their modernity and its own classicism in the same gesture.
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Representative Jeb Hensarling, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, told reporters the House is insisting on negotiations with the Senate in an effort to add roughly 30 measures to the first rewrite of the 2010 Dodd Frank financial reform law.
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Divergent findings over glyphosate's impact on health have divided governments, scientists, regulators and even the World Health Organization, with its International Agency for Research on Cancer linking it to cancer and another unit of the organization insisting on its safety.
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Chris Zarba, who previously served as director of the E.P.A. science panel, credited the group for insisting on doing a comprehensive review of E.P.A. rules and said the work the group did points to the importance of the board remaining independent.
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Putting in long hours, trying to outdo everyone else, and insisting on crushing every goal in every area of life might be a sign that someone is trying to prove to the world that they are good enough. Self-sabotage.
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But it's unclear whether the Goodlatte bill can get a majority in the House, with some Republicans representing the agricultural industry concerned about the E-Verify language and some moderate GOP lawmakers insisting on a pathway to citizenship for DACA enrollees.
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Moreover, the AV START Act being considered by the Senate preempts the ability for states to protect their citizenry even in the absence of federal regulations — instead of insisting on proof of safety before allowing for testing on public roads.
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"Beauty and the Beast" decisively removes itself from such company by insisting on the heroism and competence of its heroine, Belle, a bookish and ingenious young woman who lives with her father (Kevin Kline) in a picture-book French village.
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And on Tuesday, he made it clear that he was relishing every minute of this last opportunity as president of the Senate, insisting on taking a photo with Senator Marco Rubio's four children and even smooching Senator Charles E. Grassley's wife.
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The union is also insisting on a higher wage floor for school clerks, teaching assistants and others, two-thirds of whose wages, it says, are so low that their children qualify for free and reduced-price school lunches under poverty guidelines.
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And his language was markedly different; instead of insisting on the "big beautiful wall" he promised during his 753 campaign, Mr. Trump took care to use the word "barrier" as well — and seemed to pare back his vision for it.
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Existing Uber shareholders are insisting on a price per share that far exceeds the $50 billion valuation currently under discussion, with one possible seller arguing for a price of at least $40 per share, or around a $60 billion valuation.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who was on solid ground for insisting on the same process that governed the Clinton trial, took a big step back by then saying that the trial would be in "total coordination" with the White House.
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The trick is to make our Christmas as Jewish as it can be, to keep the family-oriented parts of the tradition that Katie loves while also insisting on some kind of reminders that we remain Jews even during Christmas.
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Insisting on his demand for $5.7 billion to fund a U.S.-Mexico border barrier as part of any bill to fully reopen the government, Trump sought to pile pressure on Democrats by appealing to immigrants they have tried to help.
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Garcia Padilla has unsettled Puerto Rico's creditors by insisting on deep debt cuts and defaulting on some payments, but he is not seeking a second term, so it will ultimately fall to his successor to work with the board to finalize the plan.
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He is now in the middle of a power struggle between his paymasters from the right-wing League and the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement who need money to fulfill election pledges, and a European Union that is insisting on fiscal constraint.
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And while paying out dividends can force firms to take on debt, debt markets too act as a break on bad behavior, both by pricing bad firms out of the market and by insisting on loan or bond terms which constrain executives.
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After less that one minute of Hercules insisting on getting back to his original starting point, this plan was abandoned and he was brought to the end of the pool from which he'd been conditioned to enter, and he did so happily.
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As The China Dashboard put it: "The United States is closing the door to the prospect of compromise with China over economic practices and henceforth insisting on a decisive return to the earlier spirit of reform and opening as it was understood internationally."
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The young author wants her book to spotlight the suffering of Syrian children who "deserve life", she said - insisting on conducting the interview in English, first taught to her by her mother and among the subjects she is now studying at school.
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Now they and other smaller regional parties are insisting on onerous and often conflicting terms for their respective participation in any Socialist-led government, ahead of parliamentary votes to approve Sanchez as prime minister that are provisionally scheduled to happen in mid-July.
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The term reclaimed by LGTBQIA folk in the late '80s, at the height of the AIDS epidemic, rang out like an S.O.S. call across the country, insisting on a radical platform that rejected the heteronormative agendas of the mainstream gay political movement.
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What the candidates should be insisting on is the appointment of justices who put their political biases aside and, even in ideologically-charged cases, do their best to interpret and apply the general law of the Constitution in an objective and principled way.
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Cohen was also behind the Trump Organization's letter of intent to license the Trump name for a Trump Tower in Moscow in October 2015, even as his boss was insisting on the campaign trail that he had no business dealings in Russia.
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"I am proud of House and Senate Democrats' unity in insisting on a budget that supports our military and the domestic investments that keep our nation strong, and that honors our values by protecting the DREAMers," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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With many Democrats feeling burned about the way Republicans refused to fill Justice Scalia's position when Obama was in office, insisting on a moderate choice to fill what they consider a "stolen seat" would be a decisive political moment for the party.
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He talks about investing in artificial intelligence and other technologies so that the US can compete with China and other countries, easing the transition to a new economy by insisting on portable health benefits, and taking a look at Universal Basic Income.
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To match its strong message, U.S. policymakers should also reconsider the assistance package as an important point of leverage, catering defense equipment to the threat at hand, insisting on opportunities for monitoring and evaluation, and preserving conditionality on democracy and human rights issues.
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The young lawyer enters the story fully self-possessed and confident in both the rightness of his cause and the justness of insisting on his place in a society that would get rid of him, and everyone like him, if it could.
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The prewar version of the Austro-Hungarian empire became a point of reference for Mises and those who joined the study circle he organized: It had been a multi-ethnic empire that lowered barriers to trade while not insisting on cultural homogeneity.
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By continuing the administration's new "zero-tolerance" policy at the same time and insisting on prosecuting anyone at the border as a criminal, Trump is basically returning to the Obama-era policy of jailing parents and kids together for long periods of time.
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Benchmark oil prices slid by as much as 20183 percent in Asian trade on Tuesday on expectations Washington may not abandon the Iran deal entirely but keep the threat of sanctions pressure alive while insisting on an overhaul of the Obama-era agreement.
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The big picture: North Korea seems to be insisting on two conditions for the U.S. summit it believed to have been previously established: U.S.–South Korea exercises will exclude threatening military power, and the U.S. will enter denuclearization negotiations in good faith.
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