Scott insists that he is; Ford insists that he's not.
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Dee Dee insists on carrying Gypsy though the girl insists she can walk.
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Her mom insists on paying, which I try not to let her but she, again, insists.
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Rob insists that he needs to hear from Chyna in person, but Kim insists Chyna will "never" tell him the truth.
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He insists that she is on the far left; she insists, much more plausibly, that she is one of the remaining centrists in Congress.
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In marriage, there are only two kinds of pacts: pacts that one person insists on having and pacts that the other insists on breaking.
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U.K. PM Theresa May insists Britain will see "hard Brexit" U.K. PM Theresa May insists Britain will see "hard Brexit" This segment originally aired Jan.
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However, Cano insists he did NOT take steroids or any other performance enhancing drug ... he insists he made a simple mistake when taking a prescribed medication.
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Originally featured in the film Neptune's Daughter, the song details a conversation between lovers in which the male insists — like, insists — that the woman stay a little longer.
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Quigley insists she "took her in" from a mother who sold Margaret for a pair of shoes; Margaret insists that she, a child at the time, was kidnapped.
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This, of course, is not the first time the candidate insists on discrediting someone or insists on demoralizing women, minorities, and people of certain religions through his hateful campaign.
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" - LeAnne, 226 "Insists on putting Sriracha on everything.
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" - Melissa, 22 "Insists on sleeping with TV on.
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One of the things that any hegemonic country insists on — not only does it insist on a level of amnesia, but it insists on what you are permitted to see.
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" Insists the "Dibs" singer, "I'm always a nervous wreck!
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" But Patti insists she's "never gone to the tabloids.
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" It's an approach that she insists "changed her life.
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" Underwood insists Pitbull sampled 'Weak' for his megahit "Timber.
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WASHINGTON — Jane Fonda insists she is not a visionary.
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" Where Wright insists that the Buddhist doctrine of not-self precludes the possibility of freely chosen agency, Batchelor insists of Buddhism that "as soon as we consider it a task-based ethics . . .
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While Brazil's federal audit court (TCU) insists costs over the initial 7.5 billion reais price tag are the responsibility of the private companies, the consortium insists the government first pay its share.
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"I don't know anything, and I haven't learned," she insists.
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The rump of the Tory party insists Brexit means Brexit.
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They must kill him, Prudence insists, but Miss Wardwell interrupts.
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And these patients are the lucky ones, the staff insists.
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Cassidy, meanwhile, insists that his bill does pass the test.
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And, she insists, she still has so much to learn.
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He insists the meetings were not to discuss the campaign.
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"It's a bunch of people we don't know," Kim insists.
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Then he insists that he might say the wrong thing.
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What's important right now, she insists, is her career. Marriage?
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"The idea needs to spread before the technology," he insists.
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But he insists they're the ideal alternative to pine nuts.
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Alfa Bank insists that it has no connections to Trump.
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Scott refuses to do anything and insists they keep driving.
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There was just something about Friday Night Lights, Corinna insists.
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No one is forced to use Bitnation, Tarkowski Tempelhof insists.
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Marsai Martin insists she knows what an awkward phase is.
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Donehew insists that they are headed in the right direction.
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He insists his latest move is just a family investment.
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" Karatsevidis insists that the PCH partnership is "a game-changer.
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It would be wrong, he insists, to give up hope.
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Sanders insists on bold ideals; Clinton believes in cautious pragmatism.
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Olson insists that no one instructor is the most popular.
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"I never tried to kiss your man, girl," Angelina insists.
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Mr. Bolton insists that he does not relish military action.
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But my husband's family insists we come to the bris.
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For its part, Tesla insists the union's allegations are baseless.
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Its sole inhabitant, Ranil Wickremesinghe, insists for now on staying.
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Khloé insists that she is simply posing in a skirt.
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Yet he insists innovation is inherent to Islamic financial tradition.
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"At first, Jerry Irwin wanted to do good," Ames insists.
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And he insists that the other workers only speak English.
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The new constitution will help fill the vacuum, he insists.
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There is not, the White House insists, a war room.
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"He's always going to take care of us," Gina insists.
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The bank insists that its core business is now healthy.
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"You actually called her dance cheesy," insists Ashley, Pressley's mom.
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Uber insists today's changes aren't a response to those campaigns.
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He insists that he dropped the racist language by mistake.
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China, Mr Lin insists, is a model of this approach.
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She insists it would just be a waste of time.
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"No, I knew him before your mother," Mr Stein insists.
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Musk insists that he can change things from the inside.
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She insists that Cooper is the one who wasn't responding.
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Donald Trump insists the U.S. supports the practice of breastfeeding.
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"There is no typical day in Mimi's life," Carey insists.
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Mr Shah insists that all these people will be deported.
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Rob insists he only defended himself and never struck her.
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Ford insists that it is only interested in profitable EVs.
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" Copeland also insists that "we don't have a flu season.
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China insists that its space program is for peaceful purposes.
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Mr Trump insists, though, that it is "totally his decision."
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Mr Xi, meanwhile, insists that there will be "no winners".
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The left, the Democratic party, insists on not having IDs.
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I try to refuse my nan's offer, but she insists.
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Mr. Trump's team insists his Iowa organization will surprise doubters.
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The document insists that these commitments are all "fully costed".
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Sir Mo insists that he has never broken the rules.
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He insists, though, that most are grateful for the help.
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"We're not trying to just stir up trouble," Zellner insists.
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At least that's what Gillan insists in a new tweet.
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But Olivia insists that he can't just turn over Mellie.
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Mr Bersani insists his differences with Mr Renzi are political.
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But he insists people should dive in to start learning.
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Now, Bannon insists he's an economic nationalist, not a racist.
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Abhijeet insists I make a password mocking my younger brother.
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No, Mattar insists, she's not angry, she doesn't hate us.
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"I've never even touched any of those drugs," he insists.
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The problem has come full circle, Martínez insists, mentioning the
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This narrative, he insists, is all too common in Aleppo.
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Sabrina insists on calling in the football team for questioning.
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Bing insists on itself in a way that feels unseemly.
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Democratic Socialist candidate insists feds can fund 'Medicare for all.
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The robots are here to help us, the company insists.
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But Intel insists none of those three things are true.
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Mr Cameron insists his changes are legally binding and irreversible.
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Despite the boycotts, Klem insists that the company is healthy.
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However, he insists in betting on our own internal economy.
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However, Golinger insists she is not siding with the opposition.
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"The social justice element to this is essential," he insists.
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He insists the original 'Pablo' has only been on Tidal.
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NASA insists there's a business case for its orbital outpost.
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Unfortunately, things take a turn when Fred insists on paying.
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STARR: Defense Secretary James Mattis insists progress is being made.
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Yet the Discovery Institute insists it's a secular think tank.
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Raz insists he did not purposely strike or choke her.
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Glossier isn't turning them into Mary Kay girls, it insists.
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Presidents, the senator insists, are empowered only to "nominate" justices.
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Samsung really insists on the business features of the device.
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Ms Stirna insists that the rehearsal schedule doesn't bother her.
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However, FCA insists it would not come from plant closures.
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"More and more professional pianists use us," insists Mr Fazioli.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond insists that the UK economy is "resilient".
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Stephens even insists he's trying to help solve climate change.
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Dershowitz, however, insists he's acting as an attorney for Gertler.
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The university insists that they are not workers at all.
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She insists DeMario is a partier, but not an aggressor.
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China insists that its space programme is for peaceful purposes.
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Mr. Sanders insists that he is prepared to challenge Mrs.
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The family insists the feud is not about the money.
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Speier insists that it is not a "revenge porn" bill.
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He insists that he is a technician, not an artist.
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Whatever else the orchestra says, the cello insists, You're dying.
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Bangladesh insists they are from Myanmar, rendering them effectively stateless.
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Spring insists we can build the world around us again.
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Dash insists on using a driver for his sand shots.
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The CEO insists he's not giving up on the company.
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We keep "not ending," as Williamson insists that we notice.
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"Yeah, but I want to buy a truck," Ryan insists.
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An editor friend insists on a pint of chopped oysters.
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He insists, though, that the flexible workspace model trumps coworking.
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Younger listeners, Mr. Esfhani insists, approach the harpsichord with openness.
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But Brady insists pollsters are simply asking the wrong questions.
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Corbyn insists he has the backing of ordinary party members.
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Because, he insists, the whole postwar setup is a scam.
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Lustig insists, frustrated by the Hollywood tradition of transposing all
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P.T. insists on tasting the milkshake and she lets him.
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Nevertheless, he insists that scrotal lifts are on the rise.
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TV Markiza insists, "there will be consequences" for Herko's behavior.
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Matt insists the cops take credit for capturing the Punisher.
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The pharmacist fills my prescription incorrectly but insists it's right.
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"Either one would be perfectly spot on," his dad insists.
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Israel insists that Iranian forces stay away from its borders.
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The pair insists that the restaurant will still go forward.
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Angela insists the female agent touched her genitals ... multiple times.
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" She insists, "I am not very good at studying myself. . . .
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Williamson insists his comments were misunderstood, but that's another story.
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Washington insists that North Korea denuclearize before expecting any rewards.
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"Nothing more," Charles Cassey, 50, Mr. Boysen's frequent guide, insists.
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But the North insists those weapons are not for bargaining.
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He insists that he is not running against Mr. Trump.
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At Owens's house, Roky insists on watching TV while dining.
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"Cardi don't need more press," she insists over and again.
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But Europe insists that agriculture is not on the table.
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And he insists that their honeymoon destination be a surprise.
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Dr. Randall Koene insists You 203 would still be you.
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Davis insists that not dancing at a wedding is rude.
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The government insists the laws are necessary and worded carefully.
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It's a surprisingly smooth transition, or so the film insists.
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Sargeant insists it is not his concern who rules Venezuela.
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But Ms. Sharif insists that rumors of infighting are overblown.
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China insists no phone calls took place over the weekend.
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North Korea insists on being recognized as a nuclear state.
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Ms. Lynch insists, however, that the moves will pay off.
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From Roger Cohen: America cannot be "first," as Trump insists.
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Mr. Berger insists his union is not the government's foe.
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But the West insists "we can't have them," he said.
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When he travels, he insists on hotels lined with cameras.
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He just repeatedly insists there was nothing wrong with it.
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The Air Force insists it isn't a potential weapons platform.
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" Now as ever, he insists, "We are playing traditional music.
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Mayor Landrieu insists the subterfuge is necessary for public safety.
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The government also insists it doesn't even have chemical weapons.
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Eric Swalwell insists he had nothing to do with it!
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Gantz insists he will not enter an alliance with Netanyahu.
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" Hong Kong's Basic Law insists that these rights are "inviolable.
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The county government insists the cave is unsuited to habitation.
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Ms. Leyva insists that she is no fan of clutter.
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The EHRC insists that it has consulted with women's groups.
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But if Trump insists, China is not afraid of it.
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She insists on buying our tickets because I got dinner.
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Syria insists it does not know what happened to him.
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TCL insists that its greatest strength is its screen technology.
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But the company insists I'm not seeing what I'm seeing.
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The administration insists it does not want war with Iran.
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Cafu insists it employs best practice training and safety standards.
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He insists that "white supremacy" is a fiction, a hoax.
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"Everything I said is what I mean," the song insists.
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Miller, in one recent court filing, insists he's been cooperative.
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She insists on picking up the check to expense it.
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Beijing insists that its space program is for peaceful purposes.
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"Our work does not contradict the extinction crisis," she insists.
|
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But the executive insists stores are still important to shoppers.
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He insists that his installation is not a political protest.
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Mr. Ghosn insists that he is innocent of all charges.
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Renforth, though, insists the problems on Parris Island aren't cultural.
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The governor insists he had no hand in that scandal.
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Donald Trump insists that he's grown up a lot recently.
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Still, she insists her daughter is really running the show.
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Loughran insists the deadline for returning the kid was Sept.
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She tells him she's married but he insists they dance.
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Going back to Eritrea, he insists, is not an option.
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There's even an annoying kookaburra buddy that insists on interrupting you.
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Scott insists that her food allergies are all in her head.
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He insists that a board's role must be to challenge management.
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Then, after the fact, he insists on paying for a cab.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel insists the project is a private commercial venture.
|
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But Uber insists the ruling won't affect how the company operates.
|
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But he insists he's doing no lobbying for his clients, whatsoever.
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We make a terrible mistake, he insists, if we treat them
|
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"The president is fine," insists White House Press Secretary Jenna Bush.
|
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, for one, insists the answer is no.
|
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"I'm taking it all in," he insists, before changing his tone.
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"We're not creating human babies—we're just writing genomes," Hessel insists.
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We share guac and she insists on picking up the check.
|
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However, Montana insists his haters just don't have all the facts.
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The EU insists on the backstop; the hard Brexiteers abhor it.
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The magazine insists that it's forbidden from finding the veil troubling.
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He insists, however, there are no gay people in the region.
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ARMS, a fighting game for the Nintendo Switch, insists on commitment.
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He also adds that his father still insists that he's innocent.
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Pakistan also insists its influence over the Taliban has been exaggerated.
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But the "Stitches" star insists they took it all in stride.
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Iran insists the missile was designed to carry a conventional payload.
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"It's true," Mckenzie insists as we stand together on the beach.
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This time, Phelps insists, it really will be his final Olympics.
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But he insists he does it primarily for education and fun.
|
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However, Abe's administration insists multilateral pacts are still the best bet.
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But she insists she's not trying to take away anyone's guns.
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Dee Dee insists on standing within ear range, but allows it.
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Reid insists the program was money well spent at the time.
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Szulczewski, however, insists the company has been planning for this day.
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Both ladies have had lip fillers – but that's it, Brielle insists.
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"I'm not privileged in any way, shape, or form," she insists.
|
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" But Fairstein insists the series ignored facts and is misleading. "Ms.
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Osborne," in the situation, and insists upon the patriarchal "Mrs. Bankhole.
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The Bank of Japan insists it can ease further if necessary.
|
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And Trump himself insists that his policy plans could be amended.
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"France is a house whose foundations have been eroded," he insists.
|
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Fertitta insists that business owners understand the prospective terrain's political nuances.
|
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But Mr Vakarchuk insists he can accomplish more with his music.
|
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Despite his artistic talent, he insists collecting is his real passion.
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Worse, she insists on cutting net migration by nearly two-thirds.
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David insists that there are real moderates on the Republican side.
|
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He insists that he likes the idea of emissions-free transportation.
|
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But the singer insists there's room in the genre for all.
|
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However, he insists, very little editing is done to her shots.
|
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"You don't have to do everything all at once," she insists.
|
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But Amazon insists this should be a low lift for developers.
|
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The European Commission insists that the single market's freedoms are indivisible.
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The Nigerian government insists that the war has already been won.
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The IMF insists that the Egyptian government is calling the shots.
|
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"There are so many types of blonde out there," Richardson insists.
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He insists that Zenefits — and the name "Zenefits" — isn't fading away.
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Mr López Obrador insists he will not recklessly provoke Donald Trump.
|
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Rob is mum on the bust, but insists he doesn't partake.
|
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"I know we're cool," Gwen Stefani insists from the overhead speakers.
|
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She insists Beck would never be happy with a bookstore owner.
|
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Wright still insists that the December revelations occurred against his will.
|
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But Kasich insists this is an "all politics is local" visit.
|
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"Macedonians need to be assured they will remain Macedonians," he insists.
|
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"But I was not trying to intimidate him," the star insists.
|
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Vig insists that Abacus doesn't need an army of engineers, though.
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Mr Magufuli insists on the trains being electric, which pleases environmentalists.
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Despite it's size, Hostin insists that the property never feels empty.
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Facebook insists that monetization isn't the purpose of its accessibility initiatives.
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Pyongyang insists is being used to produce electricity for its citizens.
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Go deeper: Wilbur Ross insists citizenship census question isn't politically motivated
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The navy insists it is winning the battle to make do.
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It insists on citizens' rights to education, health care and shelter.
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But he insists he's no different from anyone else his age.
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He insists "nothing happened" ... and his lawyers are dealing with it.
|
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But, State insists, it wasn't a straight-up quid pro quo.
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"Any government should be judged by its actions," insists Mr Moro.
|
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Intel insists that Optane memory will work with any internal storage.
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Chikli insists he no longer runs scams posing as a CEO.
|
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Mr Lampert insists that Sears will become leaner and profitable again.
|
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His sister insists her brother was a user, not a dealer.
|
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"No one is this happy," Ryan (James Norton), her brother, insists.
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He insists on dropping them off at my house instead, now.
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Their testimony incriminating Mr Temer is still valid, Mr Janot insists.
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Mongeau also repeatedly insists she believed the space would be adequate.
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People's Vote insists that the electoral arithmetic makes sense for Labour.
|
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He insists on serving that cause even when others seem skeptical.
|
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And IBM insists that it isn't keeping these advantages to itself.
|
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He insists that's not the case and solidifies plans for Saturday.
|
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Apple insists it never sees the data you provide through ResearchKit.
|
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She finds the rattiest tennis ball and insists we play fetch.
|
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But Pakistan insists Gwadar is not open to the Chinese navy.
|
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Andrew's lawyer insists his client never gave Prince a single pill.
|
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Still, time heals and she insists the two are friends now.
|
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Temer has denied any wrongdoing and insists he will never resign.
|
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"Wake up and come take care of your water," he insists.
|
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Facebook insists that combining all of that data is actually great.
|
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And Target Malaria insists that it's done extensive, years-long consultation.
|
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Guerrero needs to work on his baserunning, the club president insists.
|
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Finger insists the nonprofit is in it for the long haul.
|
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But his opponent, Chris Giunchigliani, insists she's the party's best hope.
|
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Hornsey insists Uber is committed to correcting course on employee wellness.
|
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Karrueche insists she fears for her safety and needs permanent protection.
|
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Schnatter insists reports falsely characterized the way he used the word.
|
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Tim insists he was just trying to be a good dad.
|
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He insists some of the attacks that cost lives are preventable.
|
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He insists, though, that pity is the last thing he wants.
|
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She wants to move out and insists she could live alone.
|
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Ottawa, which approved the project in 2016, insists it has jurisdiction.
|
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"They are not together," insists a mutual friend of the pair.
|
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Insel insists that there's no scandal regarding his departure from Verily.
|
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She insists that the only way out is to kill her.
|
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"This is a blip," its deputy chief executive, Stephen Brooks, insists.
|
|
Broockman insists that their new study turned up more convincing results.
|
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But he insists that he is her rescuer, not her kidnapper.
|
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Lula insists the properties were borrowed and the donations above board.
|
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Despite all this, Yusuf insists that he loves working for Tyson.
|
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But it's a tune the Republican Party insists it can't hear.
|
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But all that television preening supports his true passion, he insists.
|
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Dr. Myhrvold insists he has no vendetta against the Neowise scientists.
|
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And the center insists is it bipartisan, at least in promise.
|
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A co-owner of the store, however, insists Brown took merchandise.
|
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He insists prices rise primarily because corporations seek excessive profit margins.
|
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Levy insists that none of that's at play in Hawkins, Indiana.
|
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The government insists that culprits are being hunted, caught and prosecuted.
|
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Ms. Hileman, now 26, insists that quitting Suboxone saved her life.
|
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" But, he insists, "we're making progress" and that "attitudes are changing.
|
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He insists that the "old" has value, even for young people.
|
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"One person, one vote is a prerequisite for democracy," he insists. ■
|
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Google insists they fund think tanks independent of their corporate interests.
|
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Instead, he insists that he has just been a support player.
|
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Claire insists they still go through with it despite the attack.
|
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There are good people on both sides, he insists, echoing Trump.
|
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All the while, he insists on high values and ethical behavior.
|
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He insists they are not terrorists and would never attack civilians.
|
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Alpha insists it will make good on all its environmental obligations.
|
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The government insists a ceasefire must be part of any deal.
|
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Japan insists it already paid them off in a 1965 treaty.
|
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But Mr. Ahmad insists that no German has ever threatened him.
|
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But Sanders insists he sees a way to clinch the nomination.
|
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Officially, the White House insists the probe is nearing its end.
|
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But the industry insists it will work to cut emissions anyway.
|
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Mr. Cuomo insists the amount is $570 million including other sources.
|
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But Mr. Trump insists he could negotiate a far better deal.
|
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Instead, Socrates insists that matters be subjected to logic and reason.
|
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But this is exactly how Mr. Affleck insists he wants it.
|
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If that does not happen, she will be fine, she insists.
|
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But the company also insists N.T. Technology is not a client.
|
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We spoke to Horry who insists he was simply defending himself.
|
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It's a section that insists we may not touch the art.
|
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Everyone offers to split it, but my friend insists on paying.
|
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Chevron insists that it is "positioned to win in any environment".
|
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Ray insists he's not trying to shirk responsibility for his actions.
|
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Comey insists he just kept doing his job, and that's credible.
|
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Cookie turns the offer down but Lucious insists she take it.
|
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Meanwhile, Apple insists its stores do not use facial recognition tech.
|
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Donald Trump insists he won the presidential debate on Monday night.
|
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She insists he was the central figure in ruining their relationship.
|
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Still, Team Jolie insists that romance is not on the agenda.
|
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Feinstein insists that she was respecting Blasey Ford's request for confidentiality.
|
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Kenzie insists that its objective is to spark change more widely.
|
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Donald Trump insists he opposed the Iraq War before it began.
|
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Monetary policy, as the central bank constantly insists, is highly accommodative.
|
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"We're on the hook to make sure they're successful," Linehan insists.
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China insists they are "free vocational training" or "re-education" camps.
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He insists that he wants to be a low-key presence.
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But when the pandemic strikes, Will insists they go into quarantine.
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Mr. McKee insists he ran away before the shot was fired.
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But Darke insists the fun needs work in the build up.
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Juul, for its part, insists that teens are not its demographic.
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Washington insists its priority is ensuring freedom of navigation and flight.
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Turkey's government insists that it does not deport people without consent.
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Turkey insists that the P.K.K. and the militia are the same.
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But Jill, who's repped by Howard King, insists there was trickery.
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And if ethnography generally insists on anonymity, journalism frowns on it.
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Travis' reps tell us the rapper insists he did not cheat.
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Mr. Duffy insists that he has done his homework on safety.
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Baio insists they had sex only once ... when she was 18.
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Mr. Kabila insists that the elections will be fair and transparent.
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Trump Jr. insists that no dirt on Clinton was ever delivered.
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She also insists he's the one who changed his phone number.
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President Trump insists on $5.7 billion to fund the border wall.
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Someone inside the house insists Chris was asleep the whole time.
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But Brady insists that he prefers to avoid a flashy lifestyle.
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He insists that Hester do something about his condition; she obliges.
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Mr. Carreyrou insists that the letter did "explicitly threaten" a lawsuit.
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But the novel's logic insists that Ben, too, must grow up.
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A grand-aunt insists her grandchildren take exemplary care of her.
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O'Leary insists the other boat did not have its lights running.
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Hammond insists upon a kind of somatic equivalency in her work.
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However, Scaramucci insists the rumors were not connected to his demise.
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Mr Johnson's team still insists Brexit will happen on October 31st.
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Roizman insists he's not against immigrants, only the ones doing crimes.
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The Polish government insists the measure is essential to good governance.
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His philosophers don't want to return to the past, he insists.
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She insists that as times change, so does one's political perspective.
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But Hickenlooper insists he won't give up on running for president.
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Kerr insists that Brown make his own choices during the game.
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"It's a dead guy right there," the black teen angrily insists.
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Mr. Dunleavy insists his battle is not with unions per se.
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Baez insists Aaron's sexual orientation played ZERO part in his fate.
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The church insists the pair's relationship went no further than friendship.
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"We are extremely, extremely quality-conscious," insists its boss, Alexandr Wang.
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The government insists that this is a thing of the past.
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She insists that she is just a cog in the machine.
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The White House insists there are no plans to fire Mueller.
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Jennifer Aniston insists she doesn't like to make New Year's resolutions.
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Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni insists he did try to challenge it.
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Boeing insists that the 737 Max 8 is safe to fly.
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Dee insists that she is in charge of her erotic games.
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However, Ultimate Ears insists that this is not a smart speaker.
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Ms. Huffington insists the board has full confidence in Mr. Kalanick.
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The country, however, insists its nuclear program is not weapons-based.
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LePage insists nothing will happen until lawmakers find the higher amounts.
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Freedom is "a human need, like bread, like water," he insists.
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Instead, insists the company, Protect throws additional roadblocks in their way.
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This isn't your dad's corporate handbook, Tesla's Anti-Handbook Handbook insists.
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But Neal insists he is committed to ending surprise medical billing.
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"He needs to know that I fought for him," he insists.
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But Turkey insists that the militia is linked to Kurdish separatists.
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The mayor insists on the state picking up the entire tab.
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The president insists on $85033 billion for his Mexican border wall.
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VA spokesman Curt Cashour, insists that there are only 6900,2628 vacancies.
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The Taliban, for its part, insists that all foreign forces withdraw.
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He also insists that Clutter's ratings and efforts are generally improving.
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In each instance, Uber insists it has simply made a mistake.
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The administration insists that the tax cuts will pay for themselves.
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The president-elect insists that the fight against corruption will continue.
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It's their ritual, and she insists on sitting on his knee.
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But Warren insists she's a capitalist and disdains the socialist label.
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Whatever escape you find in it is enough, the series insists.
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"We are in a war, son," a doddering island nabob insists.
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Samuelian insists on what he calls "distributed ownership" in decision making.
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But he insists he is not the same man, or musician.
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But he insists he is not the same man, or musician.
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Tillerson insists that one has nothing to do with the other.
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He has little strength to handle the bottoms himself but insists.
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But if a patient insists, he sometimes performs the procedure anyway.
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I want to take an Uber; he insists on the bus.
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Samantha insists she's not bad-mouthing Meghan ... she's just defending herself.
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" Roberts insists that people should "stop seeing them as negative images.
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This idea, she insists, is what most informs her work here.
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Kylie's company insists it's safe to use ... according to the BBB.
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I Love Dick insists that a woman's desire isn't a disaster.
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Above all, he insists, artists must be curious and not content.
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"This, of course, is not the first time the candidate insists on discrediting someone or insists on demoralizing women, minorities, and people of certain religions through his hateful campaign," Machado said in a statement on Instagram.
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But she insists the community is more closely woven than critics claim.
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Mr. Semmelhack insists he is serious about Bon Marché's beer-making operations.
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She insists her deal is the only one the EU will accept.
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Each is expected to kill hundreds a month (humanely, the government insists).
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Prudence insists this is different, but they're interrupted by a gun shot.
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The Trump administration insists the family separations are required under the law.
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But the Real Housewives of Potomac star insists all is a-okay.
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But Greear insists it&aposs not about getting rid of the old.
|
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But the president still insists that the mission is a worthy one.
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"We don't want to just teach people how to drive," Nitasha insists.
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Where the reviews do help, Teevan insists, is in getting things right.
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But he insists that the space was long overdue for an overhaul.
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I sluggishly get dressed while A. insists on making breakfast for me.
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Mahathir Mohamad, the current prime minister, insists that change is at hand.
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His Dark Materials, in fact, insists on the pleasures of the body.
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Cukor insists that Michel call his friend to meet with him immediately.
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Turkey denies mistreating refugees and insists it is meeting its international obligations.
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Katie insists that Greg not make it weird by assuming the worst.
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The central government insists local authorities were involved throughout the permit process.
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But Czuchry insists that Rory and Logan are real-for-real done.
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Sewra insists it's effective, but not for the faint-hearted or normal.
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Shacknai's attorney insists the settlement took place without Shacknai's knowledge, NBC7 reports.
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Washington still insists on those "reforms," but Beijing is unlikely to yield.
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"Producers aren't forcing people to do questionable things," insists a former producer.
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Brockman insists that OpenAI won't give special treatment to its sister companies.
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Bagel insists that the poems have garnered 500 responses and 12 dates.
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The coalition insists that on the battlefield the Iraqis "own the plan".
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Facebook insists that the shared location in the cases above were coincidences.
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And she insists that someone has to know where Ronnie really is.
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She insists she won't make up her mind until after Thursday's hearing.
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Wendy says that's news to her and insists she's not going anywhere.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel insists the project is a private commercial venture.
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Kamala Harris' exist last fall — insists that he'll surprise the pundits here.
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He insists on his innocence, and Eric (Roderick Lawrence) fervently believes him.
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Noble's attorney, Jeff Herman, insists that they are on solid legal ground.
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His politics are one thing, he insists, and his novels are another.
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But Thrun insists that there is more that needs to be done.
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But she absolutely insists that she has never gone under the knife.
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Colombia could put them behind bars and still have peace, he insists.
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That system insists on attempting to determine exactly where profits are generated.
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Verizon insists that existing customers will be able keep their current plan.
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The company insists its policies haven't changed, despite the unusual enforcement effort.
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My husband insists on paying again (20% off with our annual passes).
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The connections, Kevin insists, are cheaper than official ones, and safer too.
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The following year, Constantinople reluctantly (and provisionally, it insists) accepted that reality.
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This week, it's Larry Brown, who insists he's more sensitive than Rodney.
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Then there's the swimsuit competition, which Shugart insists is a contestant favorite.
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The party insists that this is to allow legitimate criticism of Israel.
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He insists he knew nothing of the leaflet before it went out.
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The bride-to-be insists she had a verbal agreement with producers.
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Mr Lieberman insists that for him it was "a matter of principle".
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Kardashian insists this combination helps her perfectly conceal her under eye circles.
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He also insists that the much-maligned commission is in fact bipartisan.
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Salford council insists that the cement boards are just a temporary measure.
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Wherever I'm living, she insists on doing the most touristy things possible.
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The firm insists that its drivers are independent, self-employed sole traders.
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He's also touting metallic hair for 2018, and insists it's perfectly wearable.
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For its part, China insists that it has bought U.S. agricultural products.
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Despite the president's allegations, China insists it has bought U.S. agricultural products.
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Ram insists, however, that the information and the students will remain anonymous.
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Assange insists they didn't, although he also refuses to reveal his sources.
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He's doubting himself and Winter insists that she still has his back.
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Mr Barnier insists that initial Brexit talks must finish in 12 months.
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The Pentagon insists that new, commercially available technology will bring down costs.
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" Still, she insists she's no abolitionist: "We're so frustrated with that response.
|
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But he insists guns are necessary for self-defence in other situations.
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Meanwhile, his campaign insists that the policy has not changed at all.
|
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Scott Disick is turning over a new leaf — or so he insists.
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"All you need is a simple curl of your lashes," she insists.
|
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"We will discuss the succession after I wear the crown," she insists.
|
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I try to tip her but she insists she doesn't take tips.
|
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To be sure, he insists that the economy is in good shape.
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"We're bigger than ever," insists a Danish organiser of Hizb ut-Tahrir.
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Justin is reluctant and angry, but Aaron insists they need emotional closure.
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She's short on details, but insists the Majority Leader is going down.
|
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He insists that his mission is to apply the rule of law.
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I try to split the bill, but she insists it's on her.
|
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His camp insists that the door is open for him to return.
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We eat dinner and my daughter insists on switching plates with me.
|
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"We are closing countries in, but we need to trade," she insists.
|
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As they leave the Wiltons Ivy insists that Ally has lost it.
|
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But Douglas insists that she still had a "fantastic" time in Rio.
|
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"We don't want the humans near the dilithium crystal chambers," Ferdowsi insists.
|
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Caliburn insists its charges are well cared for, although not everyone agrees.
|
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However, Maduro insists Venezuela's system is entirely trustworthy and impossible to hack.
|
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But Katie insists that's one of the biggest misconceptions about drug users.
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Chung insists she's never felt held back by sexism in her career.
|
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He has yet to return home, but insists he will do so.
|
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Two coffees with almond milk are $9.50, but she insists on paying.
|
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Mr Netanyahu insists that he has nothing to do with the effort.
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She buys groceries so we can make lunch, and insists on paying.
|
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But not just for its own corporate self interest, the company insists.
|
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The waitress insists it's unique to Rhode Island and world famous. Okay!
|
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Disney insists that the company respects its workers and improves their lives.
|
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The Italian government insists the step is necessary to stop human trafficking.
|
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"I am not with doing this," she insists to friend Candis Cayne.
|
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Prime Minister Abadi's government insists its focus is on ending sectarian strife.
|
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Pyongyang insists it is being used to produce electricity for its citizens.
|
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Cyborg insists she can't make 135, Rousey didn't want to go up.
|
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Susan insists she's not a murderer...but that might have to change.
|
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And no, he insists he did not have mobile notifications turned on.
|
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"I was never a person who wanted to be famous," he insists.
|
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Mwangi insists he wants to shake up the system from the inside.
|
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He insists there's nothing improper about this, as he claims it's routine.
|
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A campaign manager insists that, post-sanctions, hardliners also favour foreign investment.
|
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"We're going to Mars, Saturn, the stars, the galaxy," insists another character.
|
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Belfiore insists this will help the whole browser market and, ultimately, Windows.
|
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Washington insists sanctions remain until the North gives up its nuclear weapons.
|
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She insists the police station is necessary 'cause Duane makes her uneasy.
|
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It's a position she never asked for, she insists in her book.
|
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So does having a father at the table who insists on order.
|
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She'd have no qualms doing it all over again, Shuqin Jiang insists.
|
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Halvorson denies the accusations and insists only a calm conversation took place.
|
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Only Giertz will drive it, but she insists it is indeed drivable.
|
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Wang insists he's strictly business and overseas investments are all about profit.
|
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This time around, her campaign insists it is taking nothing for granted.
|
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Entrepreneurs need to think about local regulations and policy landscape, Rosenthal insists.
|
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"I'm not avoiding anything, I'm just living my f—— life," she insists.
|
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In the lawsuit, he insists the quotes attributed to him were fabricated.
|
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It now insists that moves are "data dependent", allowing it more flexibility.
|
|
He's not one of those bros who insists that girls don't poop.
|
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And she insists she can invoke Article 50 without a parliamentary vote.
|
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"We're neither Kurds nor Arabs," insists Mr Salih, Sinjar's fledgling council leader.
|
|
Despite his frustration with the White House, Kammen insists he's not disheartened.
|
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He insists that, for now, his movement is about ideas, not politics.
|
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Another source insists Bieber simply "feels beat" from his Purpose tour schedule.
|
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And his wife insists that showing off your pearly whites causes wrinkles.
|
|
Should Oscar catch the next boat to the Continent, as Robbie insists?
|
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Pelosi insists that she can win the speakers' gavel with Democratic votes.
|
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Apple insists that the best path forward for audio is going wireless.
|
|
As cute as this sounds, the Ikea management insists that it's not.
|
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Indonesia will be watching closely, and insists that the ruling be respected.
|
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The project must pass a "climate test", insists Montreal's mayor, Denis Coderre.
|
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"I just need you to stay put and stay safe," Felix insists.
|
|
She tells him he doesn't have to get up, but he insists.
|
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Davis insists Trump is suggesting they pay for the story with cash.
|
|
But, Beijing insists this should no longer be possible from Dec. 11.
|
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Stone insists he never shared anything about WikiLeaks with then-candidate Trump.
|
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The FDP insists that the CDU should not keep the finance ministry.
|
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But he insists that the two have the same outlook and ideology.
|
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Still, Schwarzman insists the program is in no way a Blackstone project.
|
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Mr. Peña Nieto insists that his nation won something from the encounter.
|
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Trump insists that the parade is meant to honor the American military.
|
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Tsitsogiannopoulou insists the golf project on Rhodes will go ahead like Hellenikon.
|
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Staley insists investment banking is core to Barclays' transatlantic corporate lending franchise.
|
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The White House insists that there have been no discussions about that.
|
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"I have friends that are black, many of them" the wizard insists.
|
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But Clinton's campaign insists that Hispanic turnout will make up for it.
|
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The White House also insists that Trump "did nothing wrong" with Cohen.
|
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The White House insists the meeting was always intended to remain small.
|
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The government insists the Soviet-era housing is unfit for its purpose.
|
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Assange insists British authorities will hand him over to the United States.
|
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Indeed, he insists measures like a restrictive immigration policy are hurting it.
|
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Pierre insists Bey didn't cross his mind when he created the design.
|
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He's headed to Cabo and insists there won't be any chicks involved.
|
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As People notes, the film studio insists the image was not doctored.
|
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Meredith insists she's still her patient, and she's still on the case.
|
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"I don't have the life of an actress at all," she insists.
|
|
And as the title of the film insists, the water is shallow.
|
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But "the commitment of one company is not enough," AT&T insists.
|
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He insists that things are true that are sort of demonstrably wrong.
|
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Freire insists that communities organize to fight for their rights and liberation.
|
|
She insists you can, too, if you change your mentality on 'burnout.'
|
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But the convertible insists that innocent pleasure in driving is still possible.
|
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Root insists that it collects data only for its own risk analysis.
|
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TP insists it had the cash, but just wanted the cut rate.
|
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Naif Abu-Swiss, an independent city councillor, insists that things are changing.
|
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" The N.H.S. insists that the outsourcing partnership is "purely about patient choice.
|
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"We are not gamblers here at the Iron Bank," Tycho Nestoris insists.
|
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With the television cameras rolling, he insists that he's not a racist.
|
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But he insists he is not motivated by animus toward the company.
|
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Iran insists its nuclear work remains peaceful, as guaranteed under the accord.
|
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But the European Union insists that it will not revisit the deal.
|
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But the party insists that it will refuse alliances with traditional parties.
|
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The Afghan government insists it needs to lead efforts for peace talks.
|
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President Trump insists that the Affordable Care Act is "essentially" being repealed.
|
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Trump apparently with reporters in the White House, insists on it. Really?
|
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When I tell her, she laughs and insists I pick another name.
|
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"A tree trunk," insists a third, feeling his way around a leg.
|
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Despite their extravagant lifestyle, the family insists that they are pretty normal.
|
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Helen insists on bringing her daughter to the OzarksWhat is the backstory?
|
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Li, though, insists that it wasn't any kind of branding or marketing.
|
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As opposition leader, Labour's Jeremy Corbyn insists he should be prime minister.
|
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As he's led away, Maitland insists, just as loudly, that he's innocent.
|
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"There's nothing to tell," Gabor insists to his son with characteristic stubbornness.
|
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"I'm not on a mission to convince anybody to forget," she insists.
|
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Sapna insists on chatting with me — in real life — during the presentations.
|
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Sanford lost, but insists a personal grudge is not driving his campaign.
|
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For now, Cashman insists he will not be swayed by the standings.
|
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Now he insists I bring it every time we work out together.
|
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Noah can be a good father, as Helen insists he has been.
|
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While he insists he's ready to move forward, he's doing so cautiously.
|
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By the time of Waterloo, he insists, France was a spent force.
|
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Ryaboshapka was appointed weeks later, and insists he is his own person.
|
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"We're not trying to let people off the hook," Ms Poor insists.
|
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Azerbaijan insists it owns Nagorno-Karabakh, citing its right to territorial integrity.
|
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But Feigin insists he's never crossed the line from opinion to threat.
|
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By Wednesday afternoon, Porter has resigned, although he insists he is innocent.
|
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The more he loudly insists on Putin's charms, the loonier he sounds.
|
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He insists that Trump's Ukraine policy is better than the Obama administration's.
|
|
CONCORD, N.H. — Bernie Sanders insists he has nothing personal against Michael Bloomberg.
|
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Giuseppe Governale insists that there is still hope of solving the crime.
|
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But he also insists that the crisis must be resolved through negotiations.
|
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Goldstein insists Trump swung the ax, with his morning tweet, on Tuesday.
|
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But Spletstoser insists the Pentagon and the Air Force mishandled the case.
|
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I told him that's not my intention, but he insists it is.
|
|
"What publishers like about this is that it's just additive," McCue insists.
|
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Ghani insists on maintaining an electoral system, something that we have supported.
|
|
However, he insists his primary focus will be football during that time.
|
|
"We had to do what had to be done," insists Mr Konopinski.
|
|
Trump, though, insists he and the NRA are on the same page.
|
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And Martin insists AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner should be approved.
|
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Hayden insists that vital information about Al Qaeda came from these techniques.
|
|
That includes incredibly informative notes such as: - Insists she is not suspicious.
|
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Black lives are at risk without reform that insists that they matter.
|
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" Hardwick insists to McCarthy that she "cannot take [Caroline] seriously for Cal.
|
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Labour insists the Tories are planning to privatise the National Health Service.
|
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" Soon, she insists, "Before finding the camera, I was not a person.
|
|
Bolton insists that he was not fired, that he resigned last night.
|
|
Pruitt insists there's no conflict because he was paying market rate. Baloney.
|
|
Warren Buffett insists the legal argument should have been beside the point.
|
|
But the Canadian Prime Minister insists they've still got a good relationship.
|
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Modi insists the CAB and NRC are not intended to target Muslims.
|
|
Though Mr. Tse insists he isn't photogenic, he jumped at the opportunity.
|
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Zito insists the robot is ready for the crush of the crowds.
|
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The White House insists that there are no plans to fire Mueller.
|
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" — an activist insists that "our first role models need to be us.
|
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Despite all the beatings and blood, "I, Tonya" insists it's a comedy.
|
|
But Bonnette insists there is no real animosity between the two players.
|
|
But Washington insists it will not ease sanctions until North Korea denuclearizes.
|
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In phone calls, he said, she insists she is happy to stay.
|
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He insists she was "into it," but she shoots him down quickly.
|
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The military insists the new weapons it wants built are must-haves.
|
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The CDC insists it isn't trying to create barriers to legitimate treatment.
|
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Instead, it insists you understand them, before they plunge over the cliff.
|
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She insists she's not judging, she just has different views from them.
|
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"That isn't supposed to happen," Michael insists, as an intrigued Gen nods.
|
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"I would have done anything to have a different outcome," she insists.
|
|
Still, Trump insists that somehow this is all good for rural America.
|
|
And that's true if a company insists on taking an automated approach.
|
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Meanwhile, a pageant queen accused of cheating insists she's done nothing wrong.
|
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A politics that insists it has no ideology at all, only facts.
|
|
While the government insists the contents of the phone are vital to its investigation into the December attack in California that killed 14, Apple insists that the FBI's request would make millions of its devices vulnerable to hackers.
|
|
Ireland insists that there must be no border infrastructure, the DUP insists Northern Ireland must not be treated differently from mainland Britain, and Brexiteers say Britain must have the right to do its own trade deals after Brexit.
|
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Ireland insists that there must be no border infrastructure, the DUP insists Northern Ireland must not be treated differently from mainland Britain, and Brexiteers say Britain must have the right to do its own trade deals after Brexit.
|
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Mr Temer insists he is not worried, because he has done nothing wrong.
|
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Stoltenberg, who hails from Norway, insists there is no attempt to isolate Moscow.
|
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The Supreme Court website insists that "the work of the justices is unceasing".
|
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On Beauty The perfume historian Barbara Herman insists she is ''not a nostalgist.
|
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Mrs May insists that talks will begin soon after June 19th, as scheduled.
|
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But Lynch insists that there was nothing inappropriate about her time with Clinton.
|
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The company's CEO Ran Korber insists that BreezoMeter's map is changing the game.
|
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Not surprisingly, he called the slaying disgusting ... and insists Eason needs professional help.
|
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The commentator insists that the move was so aggressive, that it was intentional.
|
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In fact, the Russian government insists that this was America's plan all along.
|
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"We're not on a soapbox saying who's right and who's wrong," insists Ferrera.
|
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And Trump's current lawyer insists that this is evidence Cohen is a liar.
|
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Saudi Arabia, however, insists that Khashoggi left the consulate shortly after he arrived.
|
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It might sound like a marketing scheme to some, but Spark insists otherwise.
|
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"There was no financial gain in this and no financial intent," he insists.
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Now Draghi insists that's not tapering, I sort think he's arguing that technicality.
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DeBolt insists readers still find value in the local news the paper provides.
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Macron insists any deal should preserve the integrity of the EU's single market.
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Mashable's review insists that anyone who has a PS4 needs to try it.
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Malaysia insists it's following standard protocol when it comes to a murder investigation.
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Andreux insists that immortality isn't their focus, as exciting as it may seem.
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Taekman insists, though, that her two seasons on the show weren't all bad.
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Update: We heard back from Dr. Sue, who insists his research is legit.
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Also, be mindful about pat-downs, if that's something your venue insists upon.
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But our source insists Gomez isn&apost fazed by Bieber&aposs impending wedding.
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The timeline, he insists, proves he did not collude in the hack itself.
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She's super thick, but Jerry Love insists that it doesn't "work" for him.
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But, she insists that she's not even in the market for a man.
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Health advisory The oldest 2020 presidential candidate insists he's still feeling the Bern.
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France, which is nursing its first drink, insists that it is leaving soon.
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The Chinese must not have any more land in Hambantota, insists Mr Ananda.
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Schick insists that it's not Tap's goal to convert skeptics to their device.
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S asks, and Sarah insists she has — but keeps wavering back and forth.
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The government has dismissed those claims and insists that the violence is homegrown.
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The Cruz campaign insists it is not in cahoots with the Trump campaign.
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But Mr McCormick insists its decision will be based on longer-term fundamentals.
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Embarrassed, Mama June insists they quickly leave while the friendly guy waves goodbye.
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No all-female militia ever existed in Wind Gap, her male teacher insists.
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But she insists that the events have to be reported to the police.
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He had nothing to do with this reduction, he insists, sounding borderline distraught.
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Brose insists that the two figures are all but opposed to each other.
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The Brotherhood, which insists it is a peaceful movement, has largely gone underground.
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Ivy insists that they are going to get through this intense time together.
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But a principle is at stake, he insists, as is his very essence.
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An independent Wales, insists Mr Price, would be open, diverse, international and inclusive.
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This is not about "propping up failing industries or picking winners", she insists.
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Mr Puigdemont insists that blocking the referendum "would be bad news for democracy".
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Pamela then confronts Lauren herself, who insists she believes Arie is being genuine.
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The publisher insists that the Jo character become a wife by the end.
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"You can't give people money without causing them to work less," Mead insists.
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Soylent insists that algal flour, in particular, is causing people to become ill.
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He's disabled, but he insists, he still deserves respectful treatment and fair compensation.
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His vice-president, Yemi Osinbajo, insists that his boss is "hale and hearty".
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Although the braid was long, Appleton insists that it wasn't heavy on her.
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Simone insists that she is just like any other teenager, but she's not.
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Tension is inevitable in the relationship between governments and rapporteurs, Mr Kaye insists.
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Al asks Katherine to double-check Stafford's numbers, which Paul insists are accurate.
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Apple insists that the iPad Pro is a computer — not just a tablet.
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The Natural Deodorant Co. insists that your regular deodorant comes with health risks.
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" New York magazine insists that the show's treatment of its women "invites questions.
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But Gannon insists that all the attention is not creating any additional pressure.
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The UAE still insists that Matthew Hedges works for MI6, which he denies.
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It insists that there's a $39 iPhone Lightning Dock to solve your problem.
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Facebook says they are "misleading" and insists it has "never sold people's data".
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"Just because he has an opinion doesn't mean he's mentally ill," Kim insists.
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There is a camera present, but the airline insists it isn't being used.
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Trump insists he's NOT on vacation, just "working" at his NJ golf club.
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But Saudi Arabia insists that Khashoggi left the consulate shortly after he arrived.
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He insists that he'll keep it going until he runs out of money.
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Cook insists that screen addiction comes from the apps, not the screen itself.
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"We really believe that it can't have any social cost," Vonshak insists again.
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She insists there was no "cozying up" or "being romantic" ... as reports suggested.
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Ms Lam insists this is no time for another debate about expanding democracy.
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But Hughes insists that he didn't even come close to the Delta flight.
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Today Poland's forestry service insists that it, too, is being a responsible steward.
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Still, Trump insists, it's about investment in the campaign — not the cash itself.
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However, the company insists that the changes are for the benefit of employees.
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But the survival of the species, he insists, trumps the demands of diplomacy.
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Chanel No. 3 (Billie Lourd) insists it's leaving a party without saying goodbye.
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And Brussels insists that transition entails accepting all EU laws plus the ECJ.
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But he insists he's made his peace with the game he's in today.
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Lenovo insists it maintains the pointing stick because the ThinkPad's fans love it.
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She insists that his sexual activity is a symptom of something more insidious.
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Katt copped to socking Love, but insists Love called him the n-word.
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The government insists that it did not pay a ransom for their return.
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She insists that Britain will leave the EU's customs union and single market.
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Still, Charlotte insists that football fans and teams are more united than ever.
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The coalition insists the target of the airstrikes was a militia training camp.
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He insists that injections are "better to the ass" than to the thigh.
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Punk insists that he did not enter MMA to reinvent himself after wrestling.
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But Elton John insists he never gave permission for use of the song.
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Justin Trudeau, the prime minister, insists the pipeline is in the national interest.
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Mr Javid, meanwhile, insists that a no-deal Brexit is a viable option.
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Sher insists that the country's future hinges on what its youth are taught.
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She insists she told the clerk the marriage with Stevie was her 3rd.
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Others have responded by deleting the Facebook app entirely, a new study insists.
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Some journalists, he insists, have an agenda and possibly even a party affiliation.
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Despite all this, Fenn insists it would be wrong to halt the hunt.
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But she insists she never killed anyone or set out to do so.
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"This is a 100-year old problem no one was solving" Gupta insists.
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These two things have nothing to do with each other, insists T-Mobile.
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Campbell insists that he and GBIRd are committed to being careful and deliberate.
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Still, Trump insists, it's about investment in the campaign — not the cash itself.
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Ever the English gentleman, he insists I take the cushy chair of honor.
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No wonder Trump insists the EU is worse than China on trade issues.
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China insists that virtually all the sea belongs to it, citing historical apocrypha.
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His aim, Mr Koga insists, was to rally the media against government interference.
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Yet Hillery insists that urban farming is the hook to engage the youth.
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While it sounds like a high-tech solution, Stein insists it's anything but.
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Chael Sonnen insists it was ... and he claims to have rock solid proof.
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Cops have arrested the shooter, who insists he only fired in self-defense.
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And while he gets a lot done, he insists he's not a multitasker.
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Even further, he insists she has no one to corroborate that bombshell allegation.
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Spain is skeptical and insists ETA must lay down its arms for good.
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He's got a message for them ... and insists this isn't about betraying them.
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Adeyemi insists he will be there beside WARDC, fighting on his wife's behalf.
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The Foreign Ministry insists the bureau's assets are not the king's personal wealth.
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However, the group insists they haven't asked guys to pose for their photos.
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Ke went 0-3, but insists he still has something left to try.
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But no, Aurora insists—this velocity-detecting laser tech really will unlock AVs.
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"There is societal pressure on us to do something," insists Mulraney in response.
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She feels super bad about it, though, and insists on chatting with me.
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John insists the A.G. should have resigned, and not only because of Russia.
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He insists that they used the situation to turn him into their servant.
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Iran insists it will boost output by an immediate 500,000 barrels per day.
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Iran's position remains ambiguous but it insists it will not limit its output.
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Sneaky Sam insists the character is incisive social commentary on an existing stereotype.
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At the time, Belén insists, she didn't even know she had been pregnant.
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"I know my words drive people into a frenzy of adoration!!" he insists.
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Still, he insists, he will never beg famous pianists to use his instruments.
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I end up not paying for dinner, because the boyfriend insists on treating.
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"You can't just do one archival thing because it looks naked," insists Levenstein.
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But Putzmeister's German Chief Executive Gerald Karch insists that was never the plan.
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The EPA insists Pruitt can't fly coach for security reasons, but hasn't elaborated.
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Charles River insists additional scrutiny is necessary before rFC technology wins equal standing.
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Of course, Rubio insists that today's seniors they have nothing to worry about.
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He insists that both parties have good reason to back criminal-justice reform.
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As the Olympics' main organiser, Mr Paes insists that visitors need not fear.
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One biographer insists that she preferred not to use make-up or deodorant.
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Throughout the film, she insists that she is the "mother" of the Philippines.
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All of these, Mr Macron insists, are "designed to be complementary to NATO".
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Ignoring her objections, it insists on a limit of 200,000 refugees per year.
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The Brexit camp insists that an independent Britain would somehow wind up richer.
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He insists that the forces of connection will overwhelm the forces of division.
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Stone insists he had no advance knowledge that Podesta's emails had been hacked.
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President Donald Trump insists middle-class Americans, but not the wealthy, will benefit.
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Marks insists Kemp's office has long neglected implementing security measures for Georgia's voters.
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One of his coworkers insists on leaving a cash tip, but I decline.
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He remains defiant, and insists that he never received direct payments from Odebrecht.
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Eddy insists that I'll find no fire smoke in the aroma or flavor.
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Upon greeting the actress, Mr. Bush insists that the actress hug Mr. Trump.
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It values radical transparency, about as much as it insists on high performance.
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On the contrary, he insists that he never acted inappropriately with any women.
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James seems to register my reverie and insists again that we keep driving.
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Bennett insists such events will receive impartial coverage no matter where they happen.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan insists that Turkey has sealed its border with Syria.
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But he insists it's his other projects that compelled him to step away.
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Juul insists its primary purpose is to help long-term smokers quit cigarettes.
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He insists he won't give up, won't take a plea deal, won't resign.
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Despite its global size, he insists, the company cannot skirt its local responsibilities.
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Soon, Ralph brings Leo a slave collar and insists that he wear it.
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DePalma insists that he maintains "the best of both worlds" for his fossils.
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But this tech whiz kid insists he hasn't forgotten his roots in Ghana.
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Juul insists its primary purpose is to help long-term smokers quit cigarettes.
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" Still, he insists that the legacy of that vote is "a bit galling.
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Trump insists he is always playing offense but these tweets reek of defensiveness.
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"Kylie insists that she is done with Tyga for good," the source says.
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" Contri insists that he does, in fact, have other interests: "I like movies.
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The company insists the TV requires its A9 processor to handle the tasks.
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For her part, Meng insists that Huawei cut ties with Skycom in 2009.
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Democrats, he insists, don't have to choose between Hillary centrism and Bernie progressivism.
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Gunn insists now that she was no less a co-applicant than before.
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Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh insists that he earned his wealth through legitimate software exports.
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The company insists the timing of the new hires is just a coincidence.
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Washington no longer insists he step down at the beginning of a transition.
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Despite the obvious progression however, Universal High wouldn't exist without Lacuna, Ben insists.
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It's not enough for Matt, though, who insists on being a broody loner.
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"No, no, it's fine, I'm fine, I just wanna ask them," Mark insists.
|
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He agrees, but St. Germain belligerently insists on joining him for the journey.
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Dmitry Kuklachyov with one of the performing cats he insists are lovingly treated.
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Washington further insists that all final targeting decisions are made by the coalition.
|
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But Healy's pissed about her reaction and insists she must do the class.
|
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From the start, Gropius insists on interdisciplinary education, with arts and crafts conjoined.
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The White House insists that any further guidance wouldn't constitute a walk-back.
|
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And Silicon Valley, he insists, has been tone-deaf to the American mood.
|
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The company insists it follows all the laws and regulations where it operates.
|
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Still, white lore in Forsyth County insists that blacks were never driven out.
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It also dives in before a lot of venture funds will, insists Fiance.
|
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The movie almost defensively insists on propositions we had no reason to doubt.
|
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But he also insists that sanctions remain intact until North Korea is disarmed.
|
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"I will do whatever it takes to make sure both succeed," Dorsey insists.
|
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" For her part, Ms. Pelosi insists that she is not going anywhere. "Aug.
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He insists that regular stimulus will only be effective after taking these steps.
|
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Like other nationalists, he calls them "Bengalis" and insists they are illegal immigrants.
|
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Facebook insists it is policing its Libyan platform, but illegal activity is rife.
|
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"This, dear reader, is not a biography," Rivkin insists in the first chapter.
|
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Jared Kushner insists he's got nothing to hide when it comes to Russia.
|
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But if the U.S. insists on a dominant role forever, that's a problem.
|
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She gets upset when she hears a detail that she insists is wrong.
|
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Isaiah insists Frances gifted it to him, and therefore it's his to keep.
|
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He insists the suits were actually filed by his brother, and not himself.
|
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But Redd insists he has recently been the victim of another mysterious crime.
|
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The government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau insists the competition is not rigged.
|
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Indeed, Stroud insists the company never even rigorously tested the safety of tasers.
|
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He insists that she impersonate his wife so he can collect her inheritance.
|
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Kendall insists that Vaulter is the future of Waystar Royco, but Roman objects.
|
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"It's a corrupt system!" she insists, starting in on a self-righteous rant.
|
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But she still insists her worldview is not quite as dark as mine.
|
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Camryn's approach is different, although he insists it helps serve the same purpose.
|
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" He insists, therefore, that any bias "is not a left or right thing.
|
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Mere tinkering won't alleviate the deep rot in the liberal project, Deneen insists.
|
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His passion for athletics, he insists, is more about personal achievement than competition.
|
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The government insists that the camps are vocational training centers that curb extremism.
|
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While Clinton insists she did nothing wrong, the FBI is probing the arrangement.
|
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Morgan insists that loving something isn't the same as giving it a pass.
|
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But he insists that the stadium was more a means than an end.
|
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He insists that on average, it helps them save $1,300 more annually, too.
|
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For his part, DaBaby insists he's innocent and vows he'll win the lawsuit.
|
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Twitter, for example, insists that it has been working hard on the problem.
|
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Mary Louise insists she isn't, but who can trust that woman right now?
|
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The Portuguese footballer, who currently plays for Juventus, insists the encounter was consensual.
|
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Trump insists meetings with his counterparts went well, even if there were disagreements.
|
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"It is a positive thing to deal honestly with history," her husband insists.
|
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The one who gets frustrated and insists on certain points for PR reasons?
|
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McDonald's insists that the rollout of the voice technology will not cost jobs.
|
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Much else has changed and not for the better, whatever this hash insists.
|
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Yet Biden insists he was never told of any business linkage or dealings.
|
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But whatever the outcome, Glenn insists he was always prepared for the worst.
|
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Mr Xi, an avid football fan, insists the country can do much better.
|
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Myanmar denies the intentional killing of civilians, and insists that operations targeted terrorists.
|
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Mr Khalilzad insists that all these elements must be part of the package.
|
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The White House insists the cellphone arrangement is meant to promote maximum transparency.
|
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Yet she still insists on making a perfect café con leche for visitors.
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The political opposition insists that the government has lost control of the country.
|
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Yet, Brazil's largest fixed-line carrier insists there are no official negotiations underway.
|
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The irony, Wright insists, is that Texas should be a solid blue state.
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The TSA lady is a bitch and insists I take my shoes off.
|
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Wilder, among others, insists that there was minimal good work after the accident.
|
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Bangladesh insists the Rohingya, though undocumented, are Myanmar citizens and must ultimately return.
|
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Iran has denied responsibility, but the Trump administration insists Iran is to blame.
|
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"It's about something bigger," Rowan insists of the series, and therefore the protest.
|
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Finally, their work insists that we "just look" — and expand our vision too.
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The interest comes because of the intense secrecy that the Vatican insists upon.
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Private Internet Access, at the very least, insists it doesn't log user traffic.
|
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But Turkey insists that the militia is linked to a Kurdish insurgent group.
|
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Meanwhile, Google insists that the workers were fired for violating data-security policies.
|
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And yet López Obrador insists that his policies are coherent with his rhetoric.
|
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The President, however insists he did nothing wrong and is dismissing latest revelations.
|
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Klara, seemingly a classic pot-stirrer, insists that Bergljot stop seeing her family.
|
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He insists, with a smile, that it will not mean much to him.
|
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He repeatedly insists that he was just a "networker" who brought people together.
|
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She insists, in fact, that she is the person to read this artwork.
|
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Abbas insists that Hamas must give up security and administrative control of Gaza.
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"The witchcraft of scent somehow acts as an emulsion, fusing all," Bannerman insists.
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The Muslim holy book insists that he was a human and a prophet.
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Musk insists the option-less Model 3 will still be a great car.
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Stein insists her campaign is not about getting Clinton elected in a recount.
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And North Korea insists on securing the declaration before moving forward with denuclearization.
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Mr. Dedman insists that making a commercially successful whiskey was never his plan.
|
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Referencing a German sculpture from 1919, the prints' repetition insists on poverty's perpetuity.
|
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But Trump insists the tariffs are a huge victory for the American economy.
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He insists that we dress and begin making the most of our day.
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"There will always be Carnival," the song insists, working to make it true.
|
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In the way only formerly suppressed things can be, it insists on largeness.
|
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Lam retreated, and she insists the law was her initiative to begin with.
|
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Despite Wolfson's Jewish heritage, he always insists that his art is not autobiographical.
|
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Tesla nonetheless insists the software is still an improvement on existing driving safety.
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Baio insists he had sex with Eggert only once ... when she was 18.
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He insists that we carry on with the interview while this is happening.
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On Russia, however, he insists on flying in the face of bipartisan consensus.
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Novelty Automation, he insists, is a place to have fun and be social.
|
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"Here is a great man!" it insists, and I almost went with it.
|
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The party's leader, Lodewijk Asscher, insists it will stay in opposition while it rebuilds.
|
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Franklin Graham insists the 2016 tour is nonpartisan and consistent with his father's vision.
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He animistically insists that the pines and beeches would feel pain from the ax.
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His father insists he join in worshiping the Hindu gods at the family shrine.
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The boy killed himself following what his mother insists was a cruel online prank.
|
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Mr Sirisena now insists that Mr Rajapaksa is the best candidate for prime minister.
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While that sounds daunting, the pro insists it wasn't that heavy on Minaj's head.
|
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But Reeves insists that the real action is in the broader top 20 percent.
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She insists she didn't know how serious Offset and Cardi were -- which seems absurd.
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The Puerto-Rican born Fonsi insists singing in an unfamiliar dialect is a challenge.
|
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Yet even when she was a struggling comedian, she insists she was always appreciative.
|
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It's a strange, honest comment to make, but Celeste insists she does not care.
|
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Cheryl insists she didn't know Pica was going to go through with the shooting.
|
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Campbell insists she wasn't the leader, but did get all the girls into action.
|
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Shimizu insists that PARTY isn't taking the piss out of tech culture and consumers.
|
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Aye Aye Soe insists that the government has the "full support" of the military.
|
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But Savchenko, who has been called Ukraine's Joan of Arc, insists she is innocent.
|
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LaVine insists he's comfortable shooting both ways, but the numbers tell a different story.
|
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The US State Department insists the Saudis remain committed to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
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Actually, I know that he hears what I said and maybe he still insists.
|
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"Yeah, well, I mean, I'd have to still see it on," Kardashian West insists.
|
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Lawson insists that taking a stand against hate speech is not a political decision.
|
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Courteney Cox insists she has had her fair share of fashion and beauty disasters.
|
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"You love me," Villanelle insists, but Eve says Villanelle doesn't understand what that is.
|
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I do my best to avoid her, but she insists on commenting on everything.
|
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Uber insists that an independent review can be conducted without bias by these individuals.
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He insists he has broken no laws and has said he will not resign.
|
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But he insists the company doesn't want to take a cut of retail sales.
|
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" Specifically, insists Amazon, the data shared is limited to "information related to those transactions.
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Russia insists that its engagement with Mr Haftar is about dialogue and ultimately peace.
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Freston insists he would not return to Viacom as CEO if offered the job.
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He insists the approach is grounded legally and could bring change for the better.
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Underwood says he's set on the latter, but Randone insists that's unfair to Booth.
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