The company has data about your interests, your friends' interests and their friends' interests.
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Their interests are not the same as your interests, or the interests of smaller potential competitors.
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America has interests, and Russia has differing interests, so we should pursue and defend our interests vehemently.
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Boys' interests tilt towards things; girls' interests tilt towards people.
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Those financial interests align with the competitive interests of coaches.
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The Wall Street interests, the money interests, the Republican political interests are spending a lot of money to try to defeat me.
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He blurs his own interests and the interests of the nation.
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Here interests clash with interests, as Madison outlined Federalist No. 10.
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Whether it's protecting their business interests or protecting their personal interests.
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They put the interests of Dreamers above the interests of Americans.
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It's time to stop putting foreign interests over our national interests.
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Any other interests — that is, interests not defined by the populists as those of "the people" — are denounced as "special interests" and therefore illegitimate.
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Historically, parties were created to represent distinct interests among citizens — working-class and labor interests, landowning and business interests, rural and urban constituencies, etc.
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The board is there to represent the interests of all shareholders & creditors and to put the interests of the company before their own interests.
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So, I think our interests and Masa's interests are very much aligned.
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We're fighting against very powerful forces, very entrenched interests, very wealthy interests.
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It has demonstrated over past decades repeatedly partisan interests and ideological interests.
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So there are much bigger economic interests at play: very major interests.
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I stand up for Australia's interests, he stands up for America's interests.
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The Section 301 investigation report "violates international trade rules and is beneficial to neither Chinese interests, U.S. interests nor global interests", Xinhua cited Liu as saying.
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" "We have a tradition in this country of seeing what the interests — the business interests, the financial interests — of the person leading the free world [are].
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So what happens when Facebook's business interests and society's broader interests aren't aligned?
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They have similar structural interests, but they're not necessarily organized around those interests.
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But when our interests and China's interests diverge, then our paths should diverge.
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"People look at their own self interests, their immediate self interests," Corker said.
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Iran's interests in Syria are thus markedly different from its interests in Iraq.
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Critics worry that his diplomatic interests and his family's interests may become entangled.
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Will he be able to side with Americans' interests and not corporate interests?
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Trump's interests have become increasingly synonymous with the interests of the Republican Party.
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"At some point, Congress's institutional interests outweigh their partisan interests," Wright told me.
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In the J. Edgar Hoover days (1924-1972), the FBI worked in some cases to advance the political interests of the White House: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's foreign policy interests, Eisenhower's anti-communist interests, Lyndon Johnson's and Nixon's political intelligence interests.
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There, you can see your "inferred interests from Twitter" — the interests Twitter has matched to you based on your profile and activity — and your "inferred interests from partners," or what Twitter's ad partners think about your hobbies, income, shopping interests, etc.
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However, Liu said the investigation report "violates international trade rules and is beneficial to neither Chinese interests, U.S. interests nor global interests", Xinhua cited him as saying.
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While helping serve South Korean and Japanese interests, the trip also serves US interests.
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"We are seeing trade interests rather than public health interests dominating now," Zehner added.
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This practice of prioritizing foreign interests over American interests implies very perverse policy outcomes.
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They must demonstrate that they're willing to put Americans' interests ahead of special interests.
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This is where the president's permanent interests coincide with the Freedom Caucus's permanent interests.
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Let's put American interests first, ahead of the special interests, and retain Cardin-Lugar.
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Trade deals have been crafted to advance the interests of politically connected special interests.
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"China sees economic interests and intelligence interests as one and the same," he said.
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But our national security interests were no match for the president's own political interests.
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Any corporate decision might serve the CEO's personal interests, the company's interests, or both.
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He (Trump) is defending U.S. interests, I am defending interests of the Russian Federation.
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"We have a tradition in this country of seeing what the interests -- the business interests, the financial interests -- of the person leading the free world (are)," Kinzinger said.
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"Huawei and ZTE and multiple Chinese companies pose a threat to our national interests, our national economic interests and our national security interests," he said at the time.
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" Elsewhere in the chapter, he writes that "boys' interests tilt towards things" and "girls' interests tilt towards people," and that these interests are "strongly influenced by biological factors.
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Our interests are eternal and perpetual, and those interests it is our duty to follow.
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"Our national interests are compatible with Russian and Chinese interests in many fields," he said.
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DESANTIS: I think our interests and China&aposs interests are not aligned in this respect.
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In my case, Twitter lists 69 (nice) interests for me, and zero interests from partners (...).
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There's a good chance that their partner's interests and their friends' interests won't match up.
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You people seem to only have interest in protecting corporate interests rather than consumer interests.
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Switzerland currently represents U.S. interests in Iran and previously also represented its interests in Cuba.
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Trump's interests have suffered from the same kind of problem generated by his neopatrimonial interests.
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Still, the GOP has aligned itself completely with monied interests, and Trump embodies those interests.
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We're responding to defend American interests, national security interests, and defend our partners and allies.
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This is a classic case where U.S. security interests and economic interests are mutually supportive.
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There are no American interests for the first family, only Trump personal or financial interests.
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Three faithless Republican senators voted against their own interests and the interests of their party.
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These companies have their own interests—and their shareholders' interests—at heart, first and foremost.
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When interests are removed, we show people the list of removed interests so that they have a record they can access, but these interests are no longer used for ads.
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" "It is completely selfish for a country to claim that its own interests are superior to the interests of other countries and to the shared interests of the international community.
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How does he expect Americans to trust that he will put their interests, and the interests of the country, ahead of his financial interests, and those of his closest advisers?
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He was overthrown by British and American interests because he threatened oil interests of the British.
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What is the best way to protect their interests, and who defines what their interests are?
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"I want to reassure Irish people that Ireland's interests will be the union's interests," said Barnier.
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" "Crooked Hillary has continually placed Washington D.C. special interests' priorities over the interests of everyday Americans.
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For a man who would subvert the interests of our nation to pursue his own interests.
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Their myriad interests have diverged from running the business that allowed them to have myriad interests.
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It did not serve our interests then, and it clearly does not serve our interests now.
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Constituent interests Last, but perhaps most important, legislators should represent the policy interests of their constituents.
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Yet, the report does not outline principles for how the administration will set higher or lower priorities, let alone explicitly state our most important security interests, secondary interests, and non-interests.
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As either an officer or a controlling shareholder, Schultz would be legally required to prioritize the interests of Starbucks ahead of all others — even if those interests conflicted with other interests.
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You owe somebody a duty of care and you can't put your interests ahead of their interests.
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They have strayed so far from the interests of the American people and the interests of humanity.
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They have strayed so far from the interests of the American people in the interests of humanity.
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Balancing the interests of TSOs against the interests of dozens of DSOs will be an unending hassle.
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Vindman, in other words, put the interests of the nation ahead of the interests of the President.
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Is she gonna be able to separate her personal [interests] from the interests of the greater group?
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But he appears to have put the interests of the party before the interests of his members.
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Their interests The palace have also made sure the couple's personal interests are reflected in the schedule.
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It plays to the demands of special interests rather than to the interests of the American people.
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They will likely defend their interests if they feel their interests are marginalized in the diplomatic process.
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A lot of people just saying they have your best interests and not having your best interests.
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" Trump claimed that Clinton has prioritized "making money for special interests and taking money from special interests.
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And when governments serve special interests instead of the citizens interests who elected them – people lose faith.
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The interests of American citizen victims took a backseat to the interests of crime-committing illegal aliens.
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The Trump presidency may be good for their economic interests — but they're not voting their economic interests.
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Dr. Preben Brandenhoff: Here's the dichotomy between hospital interests and our interests as doctors and patient advocates.
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Meng couldn't be expected to serve the interests of Interpol, but rather the interests of the Party.
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They identify American interests expansively and include ideals and ideological affinity in their sense of these interests.
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That's not to say the special interests, including business interests, don't have disproportionate political and economic power.
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These don't serve just the interests of the few; they serve the interests of all of us.
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You are morally permitted to weigh your family's interests and your own over the interests of others.
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"The president really put his personal interests and professional interests over the country's," said Ms. Whitaker, 37.
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There are shared interests between Israel and Qatar and both countries want to take those interests forward.
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"The candidate who ran against special interests is endorsing the candidate who embodies special interests," he said.
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For now, his interests overlap (mostly) with the interests of the white, suburban and rural conservative base.
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Labor unions used to merge the interests of disparate interests, not just for truck drivers, but employees nationwide.
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Moreover, criminal cases are supposed to balance the interests of the state against the interests of the defendant.
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"I am not a defender of interests of international organizations, I defend the interests of Ukraine," he said.
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Our nation has always aspired to place the interests of our democratic purpose over the interests of markets.
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Judges are human beings with their own interests — and those interests often shape how judges view the law.
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With China, too, though our interests in Afghanistan largely converge, we have interests more important than stabilizing Afghanistan.
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It's in the interests of not only our two countries, it's in the interests of the whole world.
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"There is a line between President Trump's personal interests and the interests of the President," Mr. Yoo said.
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Here he has championed personalities over American interests and values — and injured both those interests and those values.
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The French are masters at pursuing their commercial interests with little concern for the interests of other states.
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Mr Kolomoisky must explain in court why the interests of the few trump the interests of the many.
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Scott argues that a state's interests and the interests of subjects are often not just different but opposite.
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When Australia's interests align with China's interests, we should be ambitious about the things we can do together.
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Politicians don't follow the interests of average voters, he argues, they hew to the interests of the rich.
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Ackman: The interests of the economy and the interests of the health care system are really identical here.
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Even if you believe national interests should take priority, it doesn't follow that local interests should be ignored.
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"The question is whether our president is representing U.S. national interests or representing his own interests," Naftali said.
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Trump is the only U.S. President to retain interests in his businesses — 500 of them — including foreign interests.
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In a socialist economy, individual interests are replaced with collective interests, which are determined by politicians and bureaucrats.
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Russia does not share our interests in Syria, nor does it represent the interests of the Syrian people.
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Warren understands that the interests of the market don't overlap with the interests of workers or the environment.
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Pakistan wants a political arrangement in Afghanistan to be hospitable to its interests and inhospitable to Indian interests.
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Obama's decision to change that policy was not based on American interests or in the interests of peace.
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Golani thanked Zawahri for putting the interests of Muslims and the people of the Levant over organizational interests.
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"Political and economic interests should not be placed ahead of the interests of our culture," the professor said.
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"These reliance interests are important in the legal analysis, and California has very strong reliance interests," Revesz said.
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The city damaged its own interests, or at least its short-term interests, for the sake of principle.
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The days of Washington prioritizing the interests of other countries over the interests of the American people are over.
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Critics have said such awards allow class action attorneys to benefit their own interests instead of their clients' interests.
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MIKE POMPEO: These are important commercial -- long-term commercial economic interests of the United States and national security interests.
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Companies "will have to choose between their Iranian economic interests and their potential U.S. interests," said a senior diplomat.
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We're now getting better at helping you find your specific interests, and connecting you to those topics and interests.
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Both countries have no historical grievances and fundamental conflicts of interests and their interests are highly complementary, said Wang.
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When companies' business interests converge with Trump's political interests, each has an incentive to make the other look good.
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It's a matter of putting oil and coal company -- and country -- interests above the interests of all of humanity.
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As King Salman sees it, the United States cannot protect Saudi interests and cannot even secure their own interests.
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Late last month, the interests of President Donald Trump aligned neatly with the interests of the Washington press corps.
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"National leaders look first at the interests of the country - not first at the interests of themselves," he said.
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He defends the interests of the United States of America and I defend the interests of the Russian Federation.
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Abortion providers interests, it claims, "potentially conflict with" the interests of their patients when a state enacts health regulations.
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T.C. is at risk of favoring the interests of giant tech companies over the interests of parents and children.
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True, Turkey and Saudi Arabia are not always trustworthy, because their interests do not align seamlessly with American interests.
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But this administration's attempt differed in the way it bluntly sidelined Palestinian interests and leaders while prioritizing Israeli interests.
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Now we must figure out how our interests and China's interests can be realigned in regards to North Korea.
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Sondland's testimony indicates that the line between Trump's interests and US interests in Ukraine became blurred, and then accepted.
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It's classic authoritarian-populist psychology to conflate the personal interests of the leader with the interests of the country.
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Didn&apost they know that his job is not to protect their interests, but the interests of the school?
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Chinese interests are increasingly intertwined with real estate interests, with Hong Kong magnates developing large projects on the Mainland.
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SEC filings from the early 1990s through the mid-0003s list Epstein as one of three trustees of The Wexner Foundation, as well as several of Wexner's other prosaically-named charitable organizations, including Arts Interests, Health and Science Interests, Health and Science Interests II, The Wexner Children's Trust II, and International Charitable Interests.
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So that's why I call ultimately for a tax credit, which would give, in the policy mechanism, the same weighting to your interests, my interests, and Bill Gates's interests in what we choose to fund charitably.
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In any assessment of NAFTA, it's important to recognize that family farmers' interests aren't the same thing as agribusiness interests, in the same way that an auto worker's interests don't necessarily mesh with the auto company.
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"It's important to find the right balance between economic interests and security interests," Defence Minister Steven Vandeput told Belgian television.
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As a medium-sized power with global interests, an effective rules-based international order was central to advancing British interests.
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Mr. Trump "is an aberration, and he is clearly putting his personal interests ahead of the national interests," he said.
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"If there's one thing I've learned, it's how do you align one's personal interests with the corporate interests?" she said.
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It arises when a majority with relatively weak interests disregards the legitimate, intensely held interests and values of the minority.
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Activists began to recognize that so-called national interests were the interests of our rulers, not of the American people.
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It has definitely lost its ability to tell right from wrong, truth from fiction and American interests from Trump's interests.
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At almost every opportunity, he has pursued polices that undermine US national interests and the interests of America's closest partners.
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Did he have business interests in Ukraine; perhaps some other factors that could have amounted to a conflict of interests?
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Ultimately, the issue is political as much as aesthetic: What interests the artist is inseparable from who interests the artist.
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We're going to finally have a coherent foreign policy based upon American interests and the shared interests of our allies.
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We have differences and each country will protect its own interests, look out for its own interests of its people.
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In his activities, Trump is guided by the national interests of his country, and I by the interests of mine.
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He defends the interests of the United States of America and I do defend the interests of the Russian Federation.
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They have argued, essentially, that their former representatives violated their fiduciary duty by placing agency interests ahead of writers' interests.
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More than half (57%) said governments serve the interests of only the few, while 30% said they serve everyone's interests.
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And, once corporations recognized that the Court was predisposed to favor their interests, they began pursuing those interests more aggressively.
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That is the issue, the sacrifice of principle for power, the sacrifice of the country's interests for the party's interests.
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Could it be that the "America First" president is, in actuality, putting Saudi and Emirati interests ahead of U.S. interests?
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"We ... demand that ... the interests of a member state do not prevail over the interests of the union," it said.
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Anything that weakens the region is against U.S. interests; anything that weakens its Western allies likewise is against its interests.
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They're fighting for the interests of their country like we are fighting for the interests of the remaining 27 countries.
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It is evident that President Trump is acting in the interests of a foreign power and contrary to American interests.
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They've evolved a working, decentralized system that puts the interests of the whole over the interests of any one individual ant.
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Our interests should focus on our self-interests and not be locked in one party or ignored by the other party.
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This is the year in which tech—its interests and, most important, the money behind those interests—will shape the election.
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"But we cannot let these interests blind us to our values or to our long term interests in stability," Menendez said.
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"I love it when people talk about taking on special interests and fighting special interests and fighting the powerful," Clinton said.
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Organized groups oppose many of those changes and, in our political system, organized interests generally wield more power than diffuse interests.
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"Westpac focused on its own interests and did not seek to act in the best interests of its customers," she said.
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Thus, AWS has direct and substantial economic interests at stake in this case, and its disposition clearly could impair those interests.
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It suggests an American culture that remains reluctant to equate the interests of powerful men and the interests of vulnerable girls.
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This requirement reflects both the important privacy interests involved in searching electronic devices and the Defendant's governmental interests at the border.
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" From the Commerce Ministry: "China is forced to strike back to safeguard core national interests and the interests of its people.
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Not all political systems mirror the United States; not all cultures are our culture; and not everyone's interests are America's interests.
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Any advance for U.S. interests, no matter how far-flung, was seen as a setback for Soviet interests, and vice versa.
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The capability has attained new prominence in China's strategic planning as its global interests grow — interests it increasingly seeks to protect.
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Advancing a country's foreign policy interests usually means coming to terms with the inherent contradictions between national values and strategic interests.
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China expects the US "to respect China's security interests in the Asia-Pacific, China's sovereignty and development interests," Yang said Friday.
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"It looks like Google is putting corporate interests ahead of openness, and the interests of consumers," says John Bergmayer, of PublicKnowledge.
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Not only in terms of U.S. foreign policy interests in the Middle East, but also for our national security interests worldwide.
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It has been about making government public — answerable to the interests of citizens and not just the interests of their rulers.
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Despite the strong individual interests of each party, they hold "enough shared interests and points of overlap" for cooperation, he said.
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"China is committed to friendship and common interests, and we put the greater good before our own interests," he told reporters.
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My suggestion is that if the cloud can't be cleared, the country's interests and the interests of conservative partisans might converge.
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"It is best for British national interests and for American national interests if the Persian Gulf states were united," he said.
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In the decades following the end of the Cold War, however, American foreign business interests and strategic interests more often converged.
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Don't hope that Trump, in the interests of Russia, will in any way go against the basic, rooted interests of America.
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Unfortunately, the rise of parties has often led to the sacrifice of national interests to party interests — something we're witnessing today.
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But if there ever is a conflict the interests of the company and its shareholders will override the interests of others.
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"Individuals have different interests, and individuals within families have different interests," said Tracy Mack Parker, chief executive of the Philanthropy Workshop.
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"We cannot afford for parochial interests to get in the way of what is the best interests of our troops," Rep.
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" She also said U.S. interests are "harmed" when "private interests circumvent professional diplomats for their own gain, not the public good.
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Open internet advocates accuse Pai of putting the interests of the broadband industry ahead of the interests of the American people.
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It also put pressure on the new Iraqi government to serve Iranian interests, which came to be equated with Shia interests.
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In short, the supposed balance between state interests and individual citizen interests that the Framers struck isn't much balance at all.
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Thus, PubMed would advise users about the entity or entities that funded the study and whether (a) the authors reported no competing interests; (b) the authors reported the competing interests; (c) the article did not include a competing-interests disclosure statement; or (d) the journal did not provide disclosure of funding sources or the authors' other competing interests.
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"The president's private lawyer is representing only his interests, not the interests of the United States government or the individual interests of the White House staff," said Robert F. Bauer, who was White House counsel under President Barack Obama.
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And you have to have your investors or your shareholders in mind, their interests in mind, in most cases and you have to have your customers interests in minds and you have to have your employees' interests in mind.
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Facebook offers advertisers an interests-based tool to do this — by creating so-called lookalike audiences comprises of users with similar interests.
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So the interests of the rich and powerful align here with the interests of disenfranchised people of color—which should be great!
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Others had interests related to straight stereotypes, like sports, hunting or cars, or "neutral" interests unrelated to stereotypes, like reading or movies.
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Their interests are aligned with the companies that would benefit from deregulation and their actions publicly and deliberately pursue those shared interests.
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It does this by taking information such as location and app interests to deliver ads that better align with a user's interests.
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I think that would be in the league's best interests and I think it would be in their best interests, as well.
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Investors and, indeed, all Americans deserve an SEC that will fight for their interests rather than defend the interests of big business.
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Like our Founding Fathers, the president must be willing to sacrifice his own self-interests for the interests of the American people.
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This continued obstruction by McConnell and Senate Republicans signal that they are putting special interests over the interests of the American people.
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Recycling aligns corporate interests with the interests of the communities in which they manufacture, employ thousands of people, and sell their product.
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In this case, however, Rudy Giuliani was acting to advance the president's personal interests (and potentially the former mayor's own financial interests).
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"The concern we have is whether these countries are prioritizing their citizens' interests, or their own strategic and business interests," he added.
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"Retailers have to use technology to align their interests with customers' interests, so they always want to come back," Martino later added.
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So it should not be surprising that the deal serves the interests of irresponsible multinational corporations and undermines domestic, responsible business interests.
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Business interests in Britain predominantly supported remaining in the EU, just as business interests in the US have mostly supported the TPP.
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But powerful interests have a way of using crises to push through their own interests, often at the expense of the public.
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Our government, at nearly every level, unabashedly serves the interests of corporations and the wealthiest donors, rather than the interests of voters.
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As president, Trump would be a custodian of the American people's interests — just as he was of THCR shareholders' interests as chair.
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" His former secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, suggested that human rights concerns were secondary to "our national security interests, our economic interests.
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Microsoft says it also takes your interests into account in its recommendations, though I saw few suggestions relevant to my personal interests.
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" He said that the first charge --abuse of power -- was met since Trump "placed his personal interests well above the national interests.
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By examining these financial conflicts of interests for the pollsters, I uncovered foundational conflicts of interests within the supposed "non-partisan" CPD.
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Rather the issue is whether their claims, frequently contrary to the best interests of the Republic of Armenia, really advance American interests.
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But are men's interests really best served by identifying with and promoting the interests of those accused of sexual abuse or misconduct?
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"It is the interests of you, our people, that must be put first, and not the interests of anyone else," he said.
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They hate us, they belittle us, because they only believe in their own interests, and in the interests of the United States.
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He said Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping both look out for their countries' interests, as he looks out for U.S. interests.
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"It wasn't just an abuse of power because the President was serving his own personal interests, but also an abuse of power insofar as the President was putting American national security interests behind his own personal interests," Harvard's Feldman said.
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"I've gone through various interests, before physics it was neuroscience and how the brain works," Wright tells PEOPLE of his off-screen interests.
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But if the government comes to rely on corporate interests to fund research, that research will in general skew toward the corporations' interests.
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Unlike the Tories, Labour will insist on a Brexit that works not just for City interests but in the interests of us all.
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"The government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion," he wrote.
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That would be a way of making the utility's interests better aligned with the public's interests, as he explained in a recent memo.
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Philip Morris, Reynolds, and a coalition of tobacco interests wasted no time filing lawsuits, using an argument that vaping interests would later tweak.
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It's both in our interests and the sellers' interests to continuously improve the quality of the pictures, because we see the conversion rate.
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If Europe's past illustrates anything, it is that defending the interests of one state usually involves running up against the interests of another.
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"I'm for doing what's in America's best interests, not necessarily the interests of the European Union," said Cornyn, the Senate's No. 2 Republican.
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They disagreed on many issues, but their interests — rather than the interests of black Southerners — increasingly started to become the party's raison d'etre.
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Parties also shifted their bases of support in the late 20th century away from working-class interests toward more educated and affluent interests.
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But this trickle-down feminist perspective confuses the narrow personal interests of Hillary Clinton with the broader interests of women as a class.
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The vital interests of a hypothetical patient are not vital interests of an actual data subject (and the GDPR tests are demonstrably unmet).
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Who would have thought that someone you have shared interests with has turned up at a place that houses one of those interests?
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We deserve trade policies that put the interests of American farmers and manufacturing jobs over the global interests that are funding the lobbyists.
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"I've gone through various interests, before physics it was neuroscience and how the brain works," Wright told PEOPLE of his off-screen interests.
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The narrative on both ends portrays members as acting on interests not germane to their responsibilities to protect American interests first and foremost.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court would solidify an extremist court that places corporate interests before people's interests for at least a generation.
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The late philosopher Ronald Dworkin distinguished between "experiential interests" and "critical interests" to shed light on how people may view their life goals.
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It's about putting patient interests first and above the special and government interests that have controlled the healthcare system for far too long.
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Schiff opened the third public hearing by claiming that Trump "put his own personal and political interests" above the interests of the country.
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"The American public has the right to know whether or not a president is serving his interests or the public's interests," said Rep.
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More than 26 years of Cold War hostility "did not serve our interests or the interests of the Cuban people," Mr. Obama said.
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"We will always be there to defend our sovereign interests and defend Britain's national interests," Williamson told parliament when asked about the incident.
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"I still find it difficult to comprehend that foreign and private interests were able to undermine US interests in this way," she said.
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The critical factor is that they have shared interests, and a desire to secure those interests that overwhelms their hostility for one another.
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But his follow-up question was if this person had to choose between America's interests and Israel's, whose interests would he put first?
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They were willing to work with Mr. Weinstein when it met their interests and are no longer willing because those interests have changed.
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This approach introduced a new set of special interests, exporters, who could offer countervailing power against the influence of special interests seeking protection.
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It's true, of course, that the United States bargains hard with foreign countries to further American interests — just not the president's personal interests.
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She is acting independently of her husband and his best interests, rather than sacrificing her own interests for the good of the administration.
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"In every case, Trump's personal financial interests give him an incentive that may conflict with the interests of the American people," they wrote.
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The frivolous spending might serve the political interests of prosecutors, but we must serve the public's interests and tighten up RICO expenditure rules.
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We may have conflicting interests with Russia in the Middle East, but it is in both our interests to see the region stabilized.
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We need to know if the president, whether wittingly or unwittingly, is acting against American interests and in the national interests of Russia.
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S. trade negotiations have to dig up the two sides' greatest number of common interests, and cannot be tilted toward unilateral U.S. interests.
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"I've gone through various interests — before physics, it was neuroscience and how the brain works," Wright previously told PEOPLE of his off-screen interests.
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Individual airlines want to control where airport investments are made to serve their interests and their customers rather than their competitor's interests and customers.
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This thirst has forced corporates to cater to the interests of researchers — separating research groups as much as possible from revenue-centric company interests.
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His conspiracy rhetoric boiled down to a single unifying claim: Political elites have abandoned the interests of regular Americans in favor of foreign interests.
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Make a thorough accounting not just of current accounts and noncash assets but future interests, like pensions, business interests or start-up stock options.
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Thoroughbred Technology, class representatives "cloaked in a veil of ignorance" can adequately represent the interests of class members who might otherwise have divergent interests.
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These are enormously harmful to the short-term interests of millions of people and to the long-term interests of nearly the entire country.
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"The extradition proceedings are without merit and cessation of the proceedings would be in the best interests of Canada's national interests," the statement said.
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Why it matters: President Trump and Europe have shared interests in exporting American natural gas across the Atlantic, but interests diverge over this pipeline.
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And Kaine has shown a troubling willingness to advocate for the interests of donors whenever asked—even if those interests clash with progressive priorities.
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The once fractious EU now speaks with one voice to argue the interests of the 27 remaining members and against the interests of Britain.
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When asked whether Trump will serve the interests of the American people or the interests of his family and businesses, the response was mixed.
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The mingling of mining interests with national interests is perpetuated through a revolving door: lawmakers frequently work for the coal industry after leaving office.
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Worst of all, it's probable the self-inflicted damage to U.S. interests would eclipse the harm done to Russian interests complicit with the Kremlin.
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Judge Kavanaugh has also consistently favored the interests of big businesses over the interests of ordinary people in one area of law after another.
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Interests are a vexed subject for researchers, since countries are rarely frank about their true interests, but in the climate space, we're in luck.
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The web of LLCs makes his wealth and business interests nearly impossible to track and, therefore, his conflicts of interests are difficult to foresee.
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They are right that China's rise inherently threatens American interests — so long as America defines its interests as maintaining global dominance everywhere and forever.
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They're not voting against their economic interests; they are voting for their higher interests — there's an idea that your group positioning doesn't matter economically.
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Schools can offer orientations for families to help identify student interests and provide resources to explore those interests, outside of the school as well.
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We need to ask whether Kushner acted to influence foreign policy because of family business interests rather than to serve US foreign policy interests.
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I watched as men and women who promised to represent the best interests of their constituents instead represented the special interests of their donors.
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But that does not mean that all of the interests that nonhuman animals have are similar to all of the interests that humans have.
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If our country's interests align with another's, it's a fleeting phenomenon, and the moment our interests diverge they will sell us down the river.
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The industry's interests are in "irreconcilable conflict with the interests of public health policy", said the WHO Report on the Global Tobacco Epidemic 2017.
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"Party interests, more than committee jurisdiction or the interests of individual legislators to be involved, became the dominant concern," Park and his colleagues write.
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This is continued evidence of Benchmark acting in its own best interests contrary to the interests of Uber, its employees and its other shareholders.
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Yes, American foreign policy interests would be advanced if there is resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but not at the expense of endangering the security interests of its indispensable ally Israel — security interests that are vital to combating Iranian, Turkish and Russian expansionism.
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In their capacity as investment advisor representatives, they have a legal obligation to put their clients' interests ahead of their own personal or professional interests.
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It's not that there has been no tinkering, but that those doing the tinkering often have their own interests, rather than students' interests, in mind.
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You'll be able to filter your interests, see the "cousins" who share those interests with you, and then learn more about them and their recommendations.
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"If the final U.S. decision affects China's interests, China must take necessary measures to protect its own reasonable interests," the ministry added, without giving details.
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" LO CHIH-CHENG, DEMOCRATIC PROGRESSIVE PARTY LEGISLATOR: "As the president and chairman, how can he balance his own interests and the interests of the country?
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"Both the Clintons and Tim Kaine have a lifelong history of taking money from special interests and being bought and paid by those special interests."
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"It makes it appear as though it is less serving the interests of justice and more serving the political interests of the prosecutor," he said.
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"Norwegian interests are quite different from British interests," Anniken Huitfeldt, leader of parliament's foreign affairs and defense committee, told Reuters, citing fisheries and agriculture policies.
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Under Kansas state law, these individuals are required to disclose any substantial financial interests they have in any businesses or interests held by their spouses.
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At the same time, their interests ... I read a piece saying, "Here's where their seven interests lie with them," including tax repatriation, especially tax repatriation.
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"As an Interests Section, we were kind of radioactive for Cubans," said John Caufield who was chief of the Interests Section from 2011 to 2014.
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For example: The sheer number of financial conflicts of interests is so large that it's unclear which direction, exactly, personal business interests would push Trump.
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"They started this hysteria, saying this (hacking) is in Russia's interests, but this has nothing to do with Russia's interests," Putin told a business forum.
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Make a thorough accounting not just of current accounts and non-cash assets but future interests, like pensions, business interests or start-up stock options.
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The fair use doctrine is a legal provision that helps balance the interests of copyright owners with the interests of the public and potential competitors.
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The more I focused on what I wanted to do, the more I started to see that my past interests were no longer my interests.
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MORE had put the interests of other countries ahead of America's — and particularly the interests of the Rust Belt states that determined the 2016 election.
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Personal Interests: while perhaps not appropriate for every industry, often adding a few hobbies or interests can humanize your profile and bring a personal touch.
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APCAC is committed to advocating for the interests of the Americans living and working in the Asia-Pacific region and to strengthening U.S. interests abroad.
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"China is forced to strike back to safeguard core national interests and the interests of its people," the country's Commerce Ministry told CNN last week.
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Preserving American security and protecting U.S. economic interests in the Asia-Pacific region are our vital, strategic interests—and they must be Trump's top objectives.
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The oath that a judge takes is not that I will look out for particular interests, [that] I'll be on the side of particular interests.
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Mr. Elliott's desire for closure in this matter is in his best interests, as well as the best interests of his teammates, family and friends.
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Our government's obligation to defend U.S. interests and citizens remains the same either way, and we will continue to successfully protect our vital national interests.
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When you've been doing this job long enough, you start to develop strange interests (though some might compellingly argue that strange interests are a prerequisite).
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In the case of air quality monitoring, Silicon Valley's interests and the interests of someone living with bad air by a factory may actually align.
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The results of US elections are supposed to reflect the interests and preferences of the American electorate, not the interests and preferences of foreign regimes.
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More important, it would represent the interests of criminal defendants generally, even when they diverged from the interests of the particular defendant in the case.
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Never before in American history has a major political party put the interests of lawbreaking foreign nationals ahead of the interests of law abiding Americans.
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The vote did nothing to change existing U.S. interests, and it would certainly harm those interests if aid were suspended to all of these countries.
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Their central argument was that by putting his political interests first, Trump had abused his power and in the process side-lined America's national interests.
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" House Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticized the decision to appoint Grenell, saying "Trump has once again put his political interests ahead of American's national security interests.
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That same sensitivity may also extend to the interests of family members of directors and officers, and to the outside business interests of chief executives.
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We report — as if news — press releases from the government, corporations, special interests or nonprofits (that are often undisclosed fronts for political and business interests).
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" Another said she felt safer because she now had "a completely independent structure that exists to safeguard our interests, not the interests of the company.
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I'm focusing on security interests here, but let's also note that humanitarian aid is a matter of our values as well as of our interests.
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On Monday, Netanyahu tweeted, "Thank you for responding to another one of my important requests, that serves our interests and the interests of regional countries."
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I think the really cool thing about where the New York Times is right now is that our interests are aligned with our readers' interests.
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"It doesn't serve the individual board members interests to have a stake in conflicting interests," McGarry said, although this is not something investors can always anticipate.
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"What we must protect today is not only a company's rights and interests, but the legitimate development interests of a country and its people," he said.
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He&aposs making a mess in his own backyard and doing all of this to hurt American interests, or much of it to hurt American interests.
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We ask you to enact sensible reform that balances the interests of creators with the interests of the companies who exploit music for their financial enrichment.
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The LTSE is an attempt to balance the interests of company founders with the interests of Wall Street by creating a new stock exchange from scratch.
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There is no real way of knowing whether the interests of the majority owner are even aligned with the interests of the portion that is crowdfunded.
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"Unchecked corporate interests can do a lot of damage, and there are new age corporate interests that tend to be more 'Do no evil,'" Kanojia said.
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"This should be about the interests of the many, rather than giving the appearance of looking at the interests of a few — including Trump," Buccino said.
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Xi said China and Australia should respect each other's "choices in their development paths and each other's core interests and major interests", the foreign ministry added.
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While U.S. interests in the region were clearly articulated during these sessions, little or no attention was given to the interests of our so-called partners.
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So, Iran's interests are served by some improvement, but not too much: cooperation when it serves Tehran's interests, and obstinacy and obfuscation when it does not.
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This distorts the rules of the legal system and makes the economic interests of some foreign corporations much more powerful than the interests of domestic constituents.
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But to just service like this the foreign policy interests, or maybe even the domestic political interests, of their allies, in this case the United States?
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"The issuance to We Holdings LLC of the partnership interests was unwound and the partnership interests were returned to the We Company Partnership," the document said.
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Why do so many women prioritize a man's interests of not being falsely accused of sexual assault above their own interests of not being sexually assaulted?
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"The government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion," Kavanaugh wrote at the time.
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"For too long, American families have been hurt by Washington's policies that put the interests of other countries before the interests of our country," Trump said.
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"When 'lawsuit-reform' organizations protest about the nature of these lawsuits, they are only advancing the interests of wealthy corporate interests that fund them," he wrote.
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For years, the company warned investors in regulatory filings that his interests "may be different than your interests" — a disclaimer that few publicly traded companies make.
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I'd much rather buy my children clothes that speak to their actual interests rather than the interests they are presumed to have because of their genders.
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For Flipboard's business, adding local news allows advertisers to target against user interests, which may now include a city's metro region as one of those interests.
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The short-term political interests of both sides are in a collision with their long-term political and economic interests — not to mention the global economy's.
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Thursday's indictment charges them with camouflaging political donations in order to advance the political interests of Ukrainian government officials as well as their own business interests.
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"You see him holding financial interests -- that leaves us unable to know whether decisions are motivated by policy aims or by personal financial interests," Shaub said.
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Witness the attacks on the distinguished former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine who he fired for putting national security interests ahead of the president's parochial political interests.
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Democrats want to know if Trump was involved in these efforts and if they were meant to advance anyone's personal business interests, not US national interests.
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"The president's first and only motivation should be advancing America's interests, not their for-profit interests," she added, raising questions about Trump's business ties to Russia.
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American interests, and global interests, are best served when sustainable stability exists — which derives from systems that respond to the needs and aspirations of their citizens.
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However, such interests are trumped by the best interests of the American people, U.S. global or regional plans and, pointedly, to the lawmakers' sworn Constitutional responsibilities.
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An EU without the UK is a much weaker partner for Washington when US-EU interests align and a much weaker foil when those interests collide.
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That charter would require corporations to take the interests of "stakeholders" and others affected by corporate decision-making into account, along with the interests of shareholders.
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Facebook's algorithms will suggest relevant series based off your interests and connections Facebook possesses a powerful graph of its 2 billion users' interests and connections, giving it a pretty good idea about what interests us (this is a big part of why its advertising works so well).
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The latter seeks to balance the interests of copyright-holders with the interests of the public, by allowing certain usages that might otherwise be considered an infringement.
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It is a marketplace that is regulated by a private actor — by Amazon, say — not for the interests of the public, but for the interests of Amazon.
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Now, though, you'll see "happening now" for other types of breaking news as well as "personalized news" based on your interests (or Twitter's idea of your interests).
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"Every day that these platforms refuse to take it down is another reminder that they care more about their shareholders' interests than the public's interests," he said.
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I would say that if a group that shares your interests takes power, then you will be empowered in the sense that your interests will be promoted.
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He claimed to be acting in the interests of the ordinary people, but it was obviously also in Britain's interests to extend its territory in this way.
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"The mission of the American Desk will be to protect the economic interests of the American worker and the national interests of the United States," Trump said.
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Liberty Media has interests in the Atlanta Braves baseball team, satellite radio service Sirius XM, entertainment group Live Nation and minority interests in Time Warner and Viacom.
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When the president-elect uses his office to promote his business interests we should be alarmed because he is advancing his own interests instead of the public's.
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Trade negotiators are always constrained, bound as they are by national economic interests as well as narrower interests of groups that have already successfully sought trade protection.
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Senators would be more obligated to serve the interests of their State, not without its own political intrigue, rather than a national political party or special interests.
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When asked if his comments about the CFPB were driven by business interests he represents, Lewandowski said he had no clients with such interests before the agency.
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If not for the capital gains treatment of carried interests, the tax bill might have represented a meaningful step toward eliminating special interests in the tax code.
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"These are designed to avoid not just conflicts of interests, but the appearance of conflicts of interests," said Martin S. Indyk, the executive vice president at Brookings.
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One lesson from President Trump's election is, as he said in his inaugural speech, the interests of citizens should prevail over the powerful special interests in Washington.
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No one can serve two masters, and Americans must know that the president is serving their interests and their interests alone and not profiting off the presidency.
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But it also presents a picture of a US that is only interested in protecting its own interests, rather than championing the interests of the global community.
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In a traditional community, where the interests of the group come before the interests of any individual, change is welcome only when it benefits the whole community.
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Even if producer interests predominate over consumer interests, what producers should care about is not how much they export but how much income they derive from exporting.
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The rule to curb methane is opposed by powerful oil and gas interests, and, not surprisingly, by many in Congress who receive campaign contributions from those interests.
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The postcard-FTA would serve the interests of consumers by assuring robust competition and would serve the interests of producers by assuring non-discrimination in foreign markets.
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A mere 222 years later, Congress and the country will now again confront the question of where the line sits between national interests and personal political interests.
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"Obviously we will stand up for our interests as Britain too will stand up for its interests," Ms. Merkel told a news conference after the summit meeting.
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The bill said "foreign interest groups" could use their funding of local NGOs to "pursue their own interests" in Hungary, threatening the country's political and economic interests.
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The energy interests of the United States, Mexico and Canada are so integrated, it would be in no one country's interests to undo them, industry experts say.
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The elected board members represent the perceived interests of the members, while the appointed members represent the broader interests of the taxpayers and communities as a whole.
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"Bolivian interests are not the same as the interests of another country's president, who only wants to bring political benefit to his associate, his acolyte," she said.
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One is the cost of retaliation, which goes way beyond steel and aluminum, whether it's agricultural interests or other interests that other countries will be retaliating against.
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Hariri said he looked forward to "real partnership with all the political powers, in placing Lebanon's interests high above any other interests" and preserving coexistence among Lebanese.
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But at the end of the day, Facebook is, probably rightly, all about Facebook's interests, and those interests sometimes align with publishers, and often times they don't.
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"Kremlin-connected institutions make investments with strategic interests in mind — not just commercial interests but state interests as well," said Michael Carpenter, the Russia director at the National Security Council during the Obama administration, who is now senior director of the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement.
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The FCC relies on a number of public-interest standards to enforce its authority, but every time Pai speaks he addresses corporate interests, not consumer or citizen interests.
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In essence, the vulnerability exposed the interests of a user and their friends even if privacy settings were set so interests were only visible to a user's friends.
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The NAIC's most recent draft of the rule would require insurers and agents to "act in the interests of the consumer" without placing their own financial interests first.
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It's a measure that quantifies just how much this generation is taking from the next one, and putting the interests of today ahead of the interests of tomorrow.
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T'Challa has a duty, first and foremost, to his people and is tasked with protecting their interests — interests that might not always coincide with what the Avengers want.
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We got into this mess thanks to Republicans and special interests protecting and promoting the interests of corporations and the wealthy at the expense of the American people.
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"The ruling places corporate interests over the interests of some of the most vulnerable members of our workforce, including teachers, firefighters, police officers and other working-class employees."
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"The vulnerability exposed the user and their friends' interests, even if their privacy settings were set so that interests were only visible to the user's friends," he said.
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The second part of the NSS is "a broad review of all U.S. national security interests, and the potential new relationships needed for those interests," the document said.
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Perhaps the most vivid example of putting personal interests above national interests is the White House's repeated interference in federal investigations into Russian involvement in the 2016 election.
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Americans (and Britons) think that boards must prioritise shareholders' interests; Europeans, backed by courts, insist boards should also take the interests of staff, creditors and suppliers into account.
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The so-called national interests that a border wall is supposed to protect don't exist; here there are only competing business interests, and they live on both sides.
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For Warren, the key issue isn't American interests versus those of foreigners, but wages and environmental protections versus the shared interests of multinational companies in sloughing off regulation.
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While the Obama administration tried to balance interests, the oil and gas industry, congressional Republicans and some western states, among other interests, think the policies go too far.
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AND SO THE GOVERNMENT IS TRYING TO PORTRAY THIS AS NATIONAL SECURITY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAINST OTHER INTERESTS, BUT THEY OVERLOOK THE SECURITY INTERESTS OF CITIZENS, THEIR DATA.
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Protect Russia's interests in Syria Russia has significant economic and military interests in Syria, such as a Mediterranean naval base at Tartus, that it is determined to keep.
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"Bad decisions in Washington have consistently favored the interests of multinational corporations and big business lobbyists over the interests of family farmers," Warren said in her agricultural proposal.
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He is placing personal relationships and commercial interests above American interests in his desire to continue to do business as usual with the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia.
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The duty of loyalty states that the director must act in the best interests of the company and stockholders and not in his or her own self interests.
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"We thought our interests and the interests of the people of New Jersey were aligned," said Charles Degliomini, executive vice president of the company that is building Montreign.
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In stark contrast, the Trump administration has broken the cycle and is putting the short-term interests of a few over the long-term interests of us all.
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The project was first mooted six years ago but had been held back by government red tape and "other unnamed vested interests, which are corrupt interests," he said.
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Divergence of interests His calculation points to a rare divergence of interests between Trump and lawmakers who have largely toed his line after his takeover of the GOP.
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"Russia is a country that will pursue its national interests, frequently to the detriment of the interests of the peoples of the countries wherein it operates," he said.
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But in numerous cases, the interests of the platform and the interests of those using the platform are often farther apart than the company's political rhetoric would suggest.
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A fiduciary duty means you can't serve your own personal interests over the interests of your client or company or, in the case of the president, your country.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will take measures to safeguard its interests if U.S. trade measures hurt Chinese interests, the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said in a statement on Friday.
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Popular anger about these trade deals is driven by the sense that they place the interests of foreigners and powerful corporations over the interests of ordinary American workers.
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She argues that these voters may vote against their economic interests, but they vote for their emotional interests, for candidates who share their emotions about problems and groups.
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The President's actions placed his personal interests well above the national interests and threatened the security of the United States, our allies in Europe, and our ally Ukraine.
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While Mr. Trump and his supporters may think that undermining the news media serves their larger interests, in this great information war it serves Mr. Putin's interests more.
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His pledge to "protect the interests of the Chilean state" is a sign that the interests of state and the country's foremost lithium producer are not yet conjoined.
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Barts Health NHS deserves to be supported in its argument that the child's "best interests," as enshrined in the Children Act 1989, should outweigh the parents' religious interests.
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The evidence presented by these witnesses cannot be seriously disputed: the President placed his personal interests above the nation's interests in order to help his own reelection efforts.
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"Anyone who tells the President that caving to cheap labor interests on immigration won't come at a high political cost does not have his best interests in mind."
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"China is forced to strike back to safeguard core national interests and the interests of its people," the Commerce Ministry said in a statement to CNN last week.
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However, FARA only covers foreign interests acting through agents, as the law was written before a time when foreign interests could directly purchase internet advertising without any intermediary.
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" Mr. Cardin argued that "serving the narrow market-driven interests of Exxon shareholders is not the same as serving the national interests of all of the American people.
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Additionally, the dates for Raja's payouts line up with the publication of Ferrante's novels, and her interests as a translator match Ferrante's interests and influences as a writer.
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"The main message is that America is with you, America understands that its interests align with the interests of the Polish people, and we are determined to do our best to work together on our common priorities and our common interests," H.R. McMaster, Trump's national security adviser, said about his visit.
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" It was a refrain she used in Wednesday night's town hall, too: "Everybody that I know who looks at what's happening in this campaign sees the same thing: The Wall Street interests, the money interests, the Republican political interests are spending a lot of money to try to defeat me.
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First, the increasingly hard line support that Graham has shown for the White House agenda, especially with respect to border wall funding, creates an open question as to his political courage to serve the interests of the American people when those interests conflict with the political interests of the president.
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Facebook's "Ad Preferences" control panel gives you a good idea of what ads you can expect to see based on your interests and lets you adjust those interests accordingly.
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"In particular the interests on Swiss soil of countries involved in the military coalition against Islamic State – Russian, Jewish/Israeli, Iranian and Arabian interests – could be targeted," it said.
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Buffalo Wild Wings responded by saying that its directors' interests are "closely aligned" with those of its shareholders, noting that its team owns "significant equity interests" in the company.
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It is in our interests -- those of Britain and America together -- to stand strong together to defend our values, our interests and the very ideas in which we believe.
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Foreign policy is always a matter of balancing competing national interests, but the interests weighed here are not national, or at least not American—they are Russian and Trumpian.
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It would create a conflict between workers' interests as wage earners and their interests as recipients of dividends: more revenue flowing towards pay-cheques would mean less for profits.
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The US must lead in the struggle to protect its own people and interests, but must also mobilize in its support all of those with compatible values and interests.
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And I think a lot of the answer to that is to do what interests you and find people who have similar interests in these activities that you do.
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"For the Democrats who are up for reelection in 2018, it's going to mean choosing between the interests of their constituents and the interests of Democratic politicians," she said.
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"China is forced to strike back to safeguard core national interests and the interests of its people," the country's Commerce Ministry said in a statement to CNN last week.
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Humility enables trade association CEOs ensure productive partnerships with policymakers, put members' interests first and avoid discord among the membership, which is often segmented due to conflicting stakeholder interests.
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The fiduciary rule requires money managers who advise tax-advantaged plans like 401(k)'s to put client interests ahead of their own financial interests when recommending investment products.
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The man once seen to share European interests is now seen as pursuing purely American interests and values, favoring profit and big corporations over the environment, consumers and workers.
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The underlying sentiment of all of these reforms is the same: Americans want a political system that represents them, not special interests, corporate interests, or entrenched political party power.
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These blatant conflicts leave accreditors as part of the system they're supposed to be policing, which means their interests and the interests of the colleges and universities often intersect.
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"It's not uncommon to have wealthy, powerful friends involved with what you're doing, and sometimes those interests do come ahead of the interests of the public," he said knowingly.
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Beijing has considerable security and geopolitical interests at stake in the outcome and is actively trying to secure its interests via discussions in Pyongyang, Seoul, Washington, Tokyo, and Moscow.
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"Our mission is to break people out of filter bubbles and personalize discovery with the idea that recommendation algorithms can expand interests, instead of narrowing your interests," she says.
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"If the day did come when the U.S. took measures to hurt our interests, we will definitely take firm and necessary countermeasures to safeguard our legitimate interests," she said.
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His obeisance to the treaties, trade pacts, multilateral organizations and alliances that have advanced American interests in conjunction with the interests of America's friends has been grudging at best.
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That we do best when we define our interests according to our values, rather than — in the style of every fallen empire defining our values according to our interests?
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"By the standard the president's counsel applied to Hunter Biden, should Mr. Kushner and Ms. Trump's conflicts of interests with foreign interests also come under investigation?" the senators asked.
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A report by the American Consumer Institute details how the interests of PBMs are fundamentally misaligned with the interests of both consumers and employers who sponsor prescription drug plans.
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"Now it must choose whether to favor the economic interests of a small minority, or to favor the public health interests of 1.4 billion Chinese people and the world."
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This seems irresponsible in the wake of Saudi threats to develop a new nuclear weapons program, but it would not be the first time economic interests outweighed security interests.
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Larry and Sergey have essentially gone AWOL anyway as their myriad of other interests have diverged from running the business that allowed them to have a myriad of interests.
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The fiduciary rule is a long-overdue step toward bringing the interests of investors in closer alignment with the interests of their financial advisors, but it's just the start.
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A trade deal will protect foreign firms' interests in China while Chinese firms' legal interests in dealing in the United States will be protected as well, Wang Shouwen said.
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Instead, executive compensation typically includes incentives like bonuses, stock options and other forms of pay, designed to align the interests of the executive with the interests of the company.
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"The states' strong interests in operating a fair and just criminal judicial process should be respected no less than the federal government's parallel interests recognized in Nixon," he wrote.
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Allies are useful in advancing shared interests, but those interests can and do diverge over time, therefore permanent alliances should not be held up as the policy gold-standard.
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"We think 'America first' insofar as that we will stand by and implement and realize our national interests and the interests of all Americans," the national security aide continued.
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Match has multiple ways to communicate, including Snapchat-style stories, and you can select your interests and hobbies, which show up if you and a potential match share interests.
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Regardless, it's a version of what social scientists call "the tragedy of the commons" — in which people hurt their long-term interests by acting in their short-term interests.
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Conservatives, like everyone with any power in US politics, support policies that help people and interests they favor and oppose policies that help people and interests they don't favor.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Neutral Switzerland's embassies in Riyadh and Tehran have signed agreements to represent Iranian interests in Saudi Arabia and Saudi interests in Iran, the Swiss government said on Wednesday.
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"The Georgian authorities and a significant part of the country's political elite act pursuant to the interests of NATO and the United States, instead of in Georgia's interests," said Burjanadze.
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And I used to work on the Explore tab for several years at Instagram, and it's all about helping people connect to your interests to keep up with your interests.
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As broadcasting has been supplanted by narrowcasting and, with the rise of social media, by ultranarrowcasting, people within nations have been segregated more finely by their interests, including political interests.
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"Affiliates of our Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, whose interests may be different than your interests, exert substantial influence over our Company," Sears told investors Tuesday in the public filing.
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CLI has also strengthened its multifamily rental residential platform starting new, predominantly wholly-owned developments and exiting and/or replacing complex subordinate JV interests with "heads up" participating partnership interests.
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"Our higher education system should prioritize the educational interests of students, not the financial interests of schools and recruiters," U.S. Attorney Sherri Lydon in South Carolina said in a statement.
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As Liberty's leader, Falwell draws an annual salary of nearly $1 million, and is obligated to put the university's financial interests before his own personal interests when conducting Liberty business.
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"As long as we have authorities that want to neglect national interests, that are trading away national interests at every corner, we can not protect ourselves from enemies," he said.
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" But on Monday, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit disagreed, saying that the decision focused only on the merchants' interests, "while discounting the interests of cardholders.
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His interests ranged far and wide, as he acquired trophy assets like the Oklahoma City Thunder basketball team, interests in a French winery and a $12 million antique map collection.
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"America should have the right to know what the motivations of its leaders are, and they need to know that financial interests — personal financial interests — aren't among them," Shaub added.
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The investigation will "allow us to investigate any credible allegation that financial interests or other interests are driving decision-making of the President or anyone in the administration," explained Schiff.
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But American officials are betting that Europe will not penalize companies that calculate their business interests with the world's largest economy vastly outweigh any interests in pursuing business in Iran.
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The partnership between the administration and the firm suggests that Kushner may have mingled his family's business interests with his political interests and his role in the administration's coronavirus response.
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As Liberty's leader, Falwell draws an annual salary of nearly $22.05 million, and is obligated to put the university's financial interests before his own personal interests when conducting Liberty business.
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But the Democrats' usual tactics are terrifyingly insufficient when they're deployed in response to business interests and reactionary politicians opting into a holocaust in the best interests of a market.
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Schiff said Dershowitz's view gives a president "carte blanche" to use his or her office to further his or her own political interests, rather than the interests of the nation.
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Nor can we sit on our hands while the President undermines our national security—and while he allows his personal interests and the interests of our adversary Russia to advance.
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Under the "business judgment" rule, they are given wide latitude to make tradeoffs between competing stakeholders interests as long as they are acting in the best interests of the company.
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The report said that Mr. Trump "placed his own personal and political interests above the national interests of the United States," seeking to undermine American democracy and endangering national security.
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Nor can we sit on our hands while the president undermines our national security, and while he allows his personal interests and the interests of our adversary Russia to advance.
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That will require fundamental change in the regulatory structure now governing PG&E, to bring its financial interests in sync with the social, environmental, and economic interests of California communities.
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Chico's also defended Broader's compensation, saying it was in line with those of her peers, was tied to performance and included equity components to align her interests with shareholders' interests.
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Our politicians are beholden to special interests and big business who buy their loyalty with large campaign donations, at the expense of the interests of the people who elected them.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday he hoped that political forces in Russia would put national interests before clan interests when it came to the country's economic development.
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A separate fact is that interest groups are influential in the congressional process, and can often shape legislation to suit their interests or block legislation that doesn't fit their interests.
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That concept would be that white Americans, as whites, have collective interests that are legitimate — just as blacks and Asians and every other group have collective interests that are legitimate.
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Their interests merged with the Democrat Party&aposs interests and they were able to con the country into going down this path and we don&apost know how to stop it.
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THEY'RE ACTING IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND I THINK HE FIRMLY BELIEVES HE PICKED THE RIGHT INDIVIDUALS TO ACT IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
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" Environmental groups and activists were also quick to slam the decision, with Tom Steyer, the president of NextGen Climate, accusing the Trump administration of putting "corporate interests ahead of American interests.
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"While this narcissistic approach may serve Plaintiff's self-interests as entertainers or media figures and the network that profits therefrom, they do not serve the interests of the forum," OANN said.
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Now, Lofgren has had to watch as the phrase he used to describe a network of entrenched interests has been co-opted by those very entrenched interests to demonize their opposition.
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US military and financial support for the Afghan government has always come with a stipulation: America's interests come first, even if pursuing those interests is at odds with the Afghan government.
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"Maintaining Hong Kong's prosperity and stability is not only in the interests of China, but also in the interests of all countries in the world," the Chinese foreign ministry statement said.
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It prompted customers to pick a selection of interests in the section in the feature, and would then show you a feed of posts from users that related to those interests.
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It also said CETA did not infringe the principle of equal treatment, since Canadian investors with interests in the EU were not comparable with EU investors with interests in the bloc.
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"North Korea has a right to have some of its own interests (upheld), as much as the U.S. has its own interests to take care of in any negotiation," Mahathir said.
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What I do propose is that Trump be required to fully disclose the totality of his business interests with foreign nations, foreign banks, foreign business interests, foreign investors and foreign oligarchs.
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"What we did for 50 years did not serve our interests or the interests of the Cuban people," he said of the controversial embargo, which can only be lifted by Congress.
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During his time at Hearst, Kliavkoff handled interests in cable networks like ESPN, Lifetime, A&E and History while also handling television content and the company's burgeoning interests in print media.
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Those rules balance the interests of pole owners, existing attachers and new attachers/entrants in a manner which, the FCC believed, best serves the nation's overall interests and encourage broadband deployment.
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But this view obscures our moral collusion with fear: how we construe our interests, how we legitimize the power that threatens those interests, how we choose to respond to that power.
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"He seems to be absolutely focused on short-term job interests and security interests ... not that he is looking for free trade so much, but more for protection," he told Reuters.
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Through his business conflicts, choice of campaign leadership and romantic musings about Putin as the ideal leader, Trump has betrayed an inability to separate his interests from the America's national interests.
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In sum, the FCC has made a big mess of consumer privacy by prioritizing bits over bodies, and the interests of technology and edge platforms over the interests of American consumers.
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It is deeply troublingly that the decision of Trump to withdraw troops from Syria goes against American interests in the region and is directly in line with the interests of Putin.
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He has kept his word and voted to cut spending, curb government overreach, and end the dominance of special interests in D.C. Which is exactly why Washington special interests fear him.
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Rather, Ms. Rousseff's political opponents have done something subtler: They exploited the popular will and the letter of the law to serve their own interests, rather than the interests of democracy.
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I believe that we have a responsibility to protect and serve the best interests of the American people — not the interests of extraordinarily wealthy pharmaceutical corporation executives and Wall Street investors.
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With everything we've learned about what Jared Kushner has done, it is impossible for the American people to trust him to put their interests above his own personal and financial interests.
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There is, but it's one that a lot of liberals won't like: Screwing over the global poor might well be in America's interests, or at least the interests of some Americans.
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But members of the U.S. Senate should be able to articulate American national security interests in the Middle East and Africa — and to recognize Iran as the threat to those interests.
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They make it hard for people whose personas or interests don't align with the interests of profitable demographics to succeed, and lead to the overrepresentation of certain sexual acts and tropes.
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As he stated during the campaign, the United States will "finally have a coherent foreign policy based upon American interests and the shared interests of our allies" should he become president.
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"America should have the right to know what the motivations of its leaders are, and they need to know that financial interests, personal financial interests, aren't among them," Shaub told CNN.
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These (often protectionist) terms reflect the interests of the 85033 official U.S. trade advisors representing corporate interests who have had a privileged role in developing our past trade deals, including NAFTA.
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The regulatory rollbacks passed by Congress and signed by President Trump so far have favored broad corporate interests or narrow special interests at the expense of human health, safety and security.
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The assets to be sold include interests in the Nova and Dvalin gas developments offshore Norway, and in the UK, and interests in the producing Scott, Telford, Tors and Wenlock fields.
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Politicians rarely vote against their own political interests From that perspective, Republican senators would be voting against their own political interests to continue this trial any longer than they have to.
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No matter which party they belong to, Americans want and expect government leaders to act in the best interests of the American people, not in those leaders' own selfish partisan interests.
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He quite openly believes that the entire Justice Department should serve his personal interests, rather than the interests of impartial justice, and his continued presence in office is a national scandal.
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The city concluded that it could not sustain the patchwork operation of apartments and hotels, because it was in neither its own fiscal interests nor the humane interests of the homeless.
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The most common forms of harassment included sexual teasing, jokes, remarks or questions, unwanted hugging or touching and questions about sexual interests or being told unwanted information about others' sexual interests.
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The Trump administration may have avoided widespread violence in response to the move, but that does not mean the decision is good for U.S. interests — or the interests of our allies.
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"Foreign nations don't have our interests at heart, they have their interests at heart," she added, noting, as Jeffries did, that foreign interference and influence were top concerns of the founders.
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And in the most extreme cases, these appointees become viewed as championing their department's interests, or the interests of the constituents the department is closest to, over the president's own priorities.
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"It is not in Wixen's interests or its constituents' interests to stop Spotify or really inflict harm on them because it is the main game in town for streaming," DeMarte said.
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They shared friends, artistic interests — and sexual partners, too.
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" "If they vote their economic interests, they vote Republican.
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Warren's taking -- interests aren't gonna like it at all.
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NATO & US troops in Europe serve our national interests.
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" To be successful, Malhotra advises, "negotiate multiple interests simultaneously.
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Her central theme relied heavily on Hannah Arendt's criticism of the idea of "society" as a consequence of the nation-state, where private interests enter a public realm that is in turn emptied out from these interests; in a public realm without public interests, transactional relations, means of exchange and commodification, replace the public domain.
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Public interest groups and open internet advocates responded to Pai's announcement with fury, and accused him of putting the interests of the broadband industry ahead of the interests of the American people.
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He holds regular meetings with President Vladimir Putin, he invested heavily in building infrastructure for Russia's 2014 Sochi winter Olympics, and has said his own interests are indivisible from the state's interests.
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But if his financial interests are tied up with Russian oligarchs, who in turn are tied up with the Kremlin and thus have parallel interests, then Trump's "consistency" becomes much more explainable.
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Nearly 60 percent of participants admitted that Facebook's lists of interests were very or somewhat accurate to their actual interests, and 51 percent said they were uncomfortable with Facebook creating the list.
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Certain events transpired last night which lead [sic] Jenni to involve the authorities, as she felt it was in her best interests, and the best interests of her children to do so.
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"It is critical to preserve the Federal Reserve's ability to make decisions based on the best interests of the nation, not the interests of a small group of politicians," the piece concludes.
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Regardless of your political persuasion, there's likely an issue out there that has direct relevant to your life and interests, and don't expect anyone else to be speaking up for your interests.
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"I think it's unreasonable (not to move the Brexit talks forward) given the business interests across the European Union and given the interests of international investors," Fox told a committee of lawmakers.
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That ruling followed from the Supreme Court's many precedents holding that the Government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion.
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There's an understanding that corporate interests will pursue corporate interests, but a range of issues exist in the development of artificial intelligence technologies that businesses are not necessarily equipped to deal with.
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First, Congress should pursue a modified restoration of the government's global authority – one that recognizes the legitimacy of the interests of other countries while preserving America's ability to protect its own interests.
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Multiple British MPs on Sunday accused the government of failing to guard its maritime interests in the Gulf, saying it should have foreseen Iranian aggression to British interests after the Gibraltar incident.
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And given Trump's willingness to put his own interests before democratic norms — from keeping his business interests to firing his FBI director to protect a friend — the absurd idea feels almost plausible.
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America must stand for its own interests, but it is in America's interests to see the Chinese government uphold human rights norms, respect the rule of law, and adhere to universal standards.
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"President Trump is trying to protect the interests of his country the same way I am trying to protect the interests of my country and my airline," Al Baker said on Tuesday.
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Keep in mind, these global public interests — things like hunger, disease and nuclear security — don't have strong domestic constituencies, so they can't compete with well-funded private interests or narrow advocacy tactics.
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Entrepreneurs deserve to know that their interests are being represented in government and that whoever takes the White House in 2016 has the right experience, values, and vision to better those interests.
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"The U.S. follows its interests everywhere, and once it doesn't reach those interests, it leaves the area," Khairullah Khairkhwa, one of the Taliban's senior negotiators, said recently, The New York Times reported.
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We need a fully staffed diplomatic corps that can skillfully promote American interests abroad, without mucking around in the domestic politics of other countries where our vital interests aren't clearly in play.
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Humans have interests, and if you create a content farm that taps into the interests of humans, you could strike it big if you become the most trafficked realm of that niche.
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There's no intent to harm US interests, no evidence that US interests were harmed, and no evidence that Clinton knew she was trafficking in information that was, or should have been, classified.
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In a polarized era, we expect party politicians, including the president, to try to advance the interests of their party, sometimes even against what appears to be the interests of the nation.
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Even a casual follower of America's corrupt politics would not be surprised that lawmakers who voted to benefit wealthy interests at the expense of their constituents raked in money from those interests.
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President Trump's inexplicable infatuation with Prince Mohammed must end, and he must recalibrate American policy so that it serves our national interests — not his personal interests or those of the crown prince.
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"[At] Adam's direction, the issuance to WE Holdings LLC of the partnership interests was unwound and the partnership interests were returned to the We Company Partnership," the company said in a statement.
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However legitimate interests requires a balancing test to be carried out to consider impacts on the individual's interests, as part of a wider assessment process to determine whether it can be applied.
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We also need to know about ties between Trump officials and Russian interests that may not be criminal in nature, but might still compromise officials' ability to act in America's best interests.
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Other countries have their own interests, and those interests don't always match ours, said Trevor Potter, the founder of the Campaign Legal Center, a nonpartisan group that works to ensure fair elections.
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According to the administration's brief, abortion providers should not be able to assert the rights of their patients because the providers' interests are "potentially in conflict" with the interests of those patients.
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Finally, and most importantly, Jay was advancing American interests and acting as an official representative of the American nation; he was not a private actor furthering Washington's personal interests (and his own).
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At least one of these, the operation in southern Lebanon, directly serves Israeli interests by protecting the country's northern border, though the draft order characterizes the funding cuts as serving Israeli interests.
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The Kissinger variant is to emphasize "national interests" and to seek some kind of "grand bargain" where Washington and Beijing would each agree to avoid challenging vital interests of the other party.
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"America should have the right to know what the motivations of its leaders are, and they need to know that financial interests—personal financial interests—aren't among them," Shaub told CBS News.
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However, federal employee union members on official time cross a certain threshold where they cease to represent the interests of the taxpayer and begin to primarily represent the interests of their union.
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"Because the U.S. side has repeatedly escalated the tension, disregarding the interests of enterprises and consumers of both sides, China has to take necessary countermeasures to defend the country's dignity and the interests of the Chinese people, defend free trade and the multilateral system, and defend the common interests of all countries in the world," the ministry said.
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The western art world still acknowledges Africa's photographers only inasmuch as the interests of a few collectors, gallerists, and museums are served, and those interests hinge on scarcity and a great discovery story.
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Both of them have been heavily criticized given that their foreign policy roles open them to accusations of blatant conflicts of interests given their wide business interests in the Middle East and Asia.
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"The army has a lot of interests, especially economic interests, in remaining at the head of the war against drugs, and resisting a change of attitude about human rights," Aguirre, the activist, said.
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"In order to defend the core interests of the country and the interests of the people, we are forced to retaliate," the Chinese Commerce Ministry state in a statement, according to The Post.
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We also learned that neither Trump nor his inner circle respects the distinction between a diplomatic deal that aims to advance American interests and a deal that aims to advance Trump's personal interests.
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But the fact that Trump is making money from business deals with Kushner might make him less likely to remove Kushner — essentially putting Trump's personal financial interests before the interests of the country.
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S." A spokesperson told the Courier-Journal she was "ready to work with a president of any party who is willing to put the interests of working Kentucky families ahead of special interests.
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Well very often the interests of one country is not the same as the interests of another company (country) But I think global economy also lives from being able to make a compromise.
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What it does mean is that the self interests of Mexico, the U.S. and Canada are common North American interests and that we must work as partners to strengthen our mutually dependent economies.
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" "This is our message: You cannot be part of a regional organization dedicated to strengthening mutual security and furthering mutual interests, and at the same time undermine that security and harm those interests.
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Liberty Media has plenty of experience and resources, with interests in the Atlanta Braves baseball team, satellite radio service Sirius XM, entertainment group Live Nation and minority interests in Time Warner and Viacom.
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It is true that these leakers, whistleblowers and probable Deep Throats expose wrongdoing, scandals or actions that hurt the interests of the president and hurt the interests of Republicans in the midterm elections.
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Bolton identified "three core U.S. interests": promoting U.S. economic interests in Africa, countering Islamic extremist terrorism and ensuring that U.S. taxpayer dollars devoted to aid and U.N. operations in Africa are not wasted.
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And it's nice to find out that this thing that I thought was too daring, too strange, too esoteric to my own interests, actually does suit the interests of quite a few people.
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A review of more than two dozen Democratic and Republican lawmakers' parties inside the Capitol complex found many connections to special interests, including RSVP addresses controlled by lobbying firms and big corporate interests.
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Some forms feature only the loosest of definitions for financial interests: There is no way to tell whether or not a public official has a deep or shallow tie to outside business interests.
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"It is actually, I think, in the interests of this parliament, and in the interests of taking legislation through, that we see a strong vote from across the whole house," May told parliament.
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And I want to get away with as much bad things as possible, ideally to enrich myself and advance my interests, even if that means putting my interests ahead of the American people.
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The mother challenged the ruling to the Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, which upheld the decision, ruling that the mother put her own interests over the best interests of her children.
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One, the fixed theory, says that our interests are relatively fixed and unchanging, while the other, the growth theory, suggests our interests are developed over time and not necessarily innate to our personality.
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The president is not supposed to be weighing the interests of his businesses against the interest of the country — and picking the interests of the country is supposed to be automatic, not laudable.
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I've long been into blogging and made friends with similar interests on forums, Tumblr, music blogs, and the various other places where random people with similar interests (who aren't gamers) might meet online.
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Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman were charged earlier this month with concealing the source of political donations in order to advance their own business interests and the political interests of Ukrainian government officials.
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"The U.S. follows its interests everywhere, and once it doesn't reach those interests, it leaves the area," Khairullah Khairkhwa, a senior Taliban negotiator, said in an interview posted on the group's website recently.
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"As the president's principal intelligence adviser, I'm fortunate to spend a significant amount of time with the president discussing national security interests and intelligence as it relates to those interests," Mr. Coats said.
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"No one has the right to lead an entire country, at such an intricate diplomatic and security timing, when all of his interests and thoughts are devoted to his own interests," he said.
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Just like we expect the leaders of other countries to protect their interests, as president of the United States, I will always protect the interests of our country, our companies, and our workers.
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While liberals often find it baffling that conservatives would vote against their financial interests, the truth is they are voting for interests they hold more dear, such as religious beliefs and personal liberty.
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"A lot of young voters came of age at a time when the interests of deregulated capital were put ahead of the interests of the voting public," Bishop told Insider in an email.
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Schiff said the probe would go "beyond Russia" into whether the President's financial interests are driving his actions and whether any foreign interests have leverage over Trump, his family, his businesses or associates.
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In May 2017, Fruman and Parnas, both associates of Giuliani, started funneling money into U.S. political campaigns for their own financial interests and for the political interests of at least one Ukrainian official.
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This common sense rule requires that when investment advisers give advice, they must do so in the best interests of their clients, not in their own best interests or to gain fees investors.
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"The President placed his personal political interests above the national interests of the United States, sought to undermine the integrity of the U.S. presidential election process, and endangered U.S. national security," it continues.
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But they are only one of many interests at stake.
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The privatization bill also gives short shrift to passengers' interests.
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Her own interests, and perhaps her disposition, led her elsewhere.
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Monopolies and vested interests are yet another source of resentment.
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But Trudeau is expected to focus on common economic interests.
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Trump is considering whether the accord serves U.S. security interests.
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Asylum reform is stranded on the rocks of national interests.
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Candidates can do this by listing their interests and hobbies.
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It's simply not in their commercial interests to do so.
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Does he really have that person's best interests at heart?
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I did that in the best interests of my country.
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There may have been some Russia interests going on here.
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The president is "not afraid of special interests," Verma said.
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The interests of the millions of investors are generally scorned.
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These seem to be the alternative to specific love interests.
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Many say it is counterproductive to security interests and unlawful.
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But my intellectual interests, I think, are a little broader.
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It would favor the interests of small businesses over corporations.
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Lawmakers representing Mittelstand interests have long been among her critics.
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Chinese interests are also major investors in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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My mom in particular was really confused about my interests.
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But even if they do not, our interests will remain.
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It is in both our national interests to do so.
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Wouldn't that seem a vote against the community's own interests?
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Competing interests will potentially emerge on the China negotiating team.
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Which sector interests you the most in Indonesia this year?
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They make that in the best interests of their team.
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And that attacks against American interests and personnel were imminent.
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Second, it could generate data on user intent and interests.
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Ricky Gervais is a man of many talents and interests.
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Those who don't are romantic interests, bystanders, and potential victims.
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It doesn't know I'm publishing something contrary to its interests.
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That creates an unusual alignment of interests among the 27.
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According to Twitter, your interests are based on profile activity.
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Also, he said, they essentially have the same political interests.
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Did you travel by air as part of those interests?
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It's a pretty clear reminder of where Netflix's interests lie.
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Companies have focused on campaigning for their narrow commercial interests.
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Way more evil than whites looking after their own interests.
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The two already have a lot of existing, compatible interests.
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The danger is that Brexit hands power to vested interests.
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But the other half is very critical to my interests!
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Does the UK see its interests and values remaining European?
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Lib Dems believe Brexit is not in the country's interests.
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Both will play love interests in the Tony nominated musical.
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Clearly, that would go against the interests of the seller.
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Other foreign powers are pushing their interests in Libya, too.
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But today, both countries see more shared interests than differences.
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In the end, I needed to put their interests first.
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This information can be used to specifically target your interests.
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"Use their interests and align it with yours," she says.
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The salary information shouldn't dissuade you from pursuing your interests.
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In implementing the Agreement, their best interests should be paramount.
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Keywords from Google searches tailor advertisements to the user's interests.
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He defends the interests of the United States of America.
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Those common interests spurred Oehlerking and Godwin to launch Boxbot.
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Surely she must have some interests that aren't political… right?
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But hotels and real estate aren't her only business interests.
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Do not do things that violate national security and interests.
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The interests he threatens are at his borders, not America's.
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This, in theory, keeps the interests of both parties aligned.
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Don't forget to make time for your own interests, too.
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What interests the Mafia now, as always, is the power.
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"Where national security interests are clarified, they trump," he said.
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It's no surprise that Star Wars is among those interests.
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Come together — but hang on to your separate interests, too.
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"They talked about their own interests," Siphan Phay told Reuters.
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A tussle of interests that has yet to be resolved.
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And both are pragmatists who put their countries' interests first.
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Unguarded observations about world leaders may temporarily disrupt American interests.
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People want to learn skills that match their interests, right?
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They have a lot to do with legitimate security interests.
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She speaks on behalf of special interests and crooked donors.
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Murray's influence has damaged the interests of millions of people.
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With so much overcompensation, where do my interests fit in?
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Without this regulatory move, his business interests would be scuttled.
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America's interests in defending its assets in space are clear.
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And I don't expect everyone to have the same interests.
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I would love it if her interests lie somewhere else.
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And it's good for U.S. security interests in the world.
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But Sabrina also went through quite a few love interests.
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But that's an argument about Apple's best interests, not humanity's.
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It accuses Iran of threats to U.S. troops and interests.
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You know, sharing each other's interests and all that crap.
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Russia and Iran share common interests in the Middle East.
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Both Russia and China had fishing interests in the area.
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We've cultivated hobbies and become knowledgeable about our specific interests.
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Mr Kenyatta has extensive business interests that could be threatened.
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I guess the algorithm is also gleaning interests from that.
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Vested interests in Eskom and mining unions will resist both.
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China's ambitions are fuelled by a wide range of interests.
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Current utility shareholder interests are misaligned with the public interest.
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My interests definitely lie closer to graffiti now than initially.
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In some cases, their interests were one and the same.
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" Then I got this idea — let's put: "Techno interests me.
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And his children haven't separated business and political interests, either.
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He is now acting only in his own party's interests.
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Look at all these business interests all over the country.
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Politicians, by contrast, must grapple with conflicting values and interests.
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For more on their athletic interests and chemistry, read on.
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Accepting donations means a candidate is controlled by special interests.
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Those whose interests are hurt by such reforms protest noisily.
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Largely, leaders think a major deal would serve their interests.
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The interests of the photographers in the show are varied.
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Regular Americans are sick of this pandering to special interests.
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Or take your passion from other interests into your business.
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Here at MUNCHIES, we have your best interests at heart.
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Other interests: Mirrors, ponds, learning about your best angles, geometry.
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And bring your personality, add your interests or volunteer work.
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Russia could actively work against US interests worldwide, Beebe suggested.
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Common national security and economic interests drive this newfound cooperation.
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China desperately wants a global bank to represent its interests.
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Nearly all support the regime, which protects their business interests.
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Moreover, Japan shares vital national interests with the United States.
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Neither Epstein nor Franklin have any business interests in Estonia.
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This places the advisor's interests above that of the client's.
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The U.S. will secure its interests and protect its citizens.
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Who is going to look out best for my interests?
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Create a profile listing your specific criteria, goals and interests.
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You've got a new protagonist now, and different thematic interests.
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It's time to put politics, ideology and special interests aside.
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These are all things that's clearly cut against Russian interests.
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"Pakistan may do things that hurt American interests," Rossow said.
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Jared sold his interests to a family trust in January.
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They genuinely care for each other and their best interests.
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His interests go completely to the United States of America.
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Are pharmaceutical interests, sensing financial potential, pushing for cannabis reforms?
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We have become a party of special interests and money.
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What is it about the city's nightlife that interests you?
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Have you picked up any other interests since starting college?
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Could you vibe with someone who didn't share your interests?
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China is just diligently and smartly pursuing its business interests.
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It also has interests in several other Latin American countries.
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He has his own economic interests and his own rights.
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Facebook also tries to recommend videos based on your interests.
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They took their company public and eventually sold their interests.
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Others seemed to be looking out for supporters' best interests.
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I hope that they will not hide behind national interests.
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It's their final shot to protect themselves and their interests.
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Technology interests have been supportive of the measures so far.
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Many of my adult interests were sparked by Star Trek.
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These activities serve the narrow interests of federal employee unions.
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"The PLA is the principal threat to U.S. interests," Adm.
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Relations between our countries are based on interests, not feelings.
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Aid is important for advancing U.S. foreign policy and interests.
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It would probably be in both candidates' interests to try.
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He has said he had no mining interests since then.
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We have a lot of interests in common, for sure.
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Everyone knew what was going on, where my interests were.
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It certainly isn't one that aligns managers' and investors' interests.
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In business he was merciless in pursuing his own interests,
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De Beers has diamond mines and exploration interests in Canada.
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Whatever your interests are, seek them out and photograph them.
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His interests here were many and, of course, included baseball.
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Sometimes erotic interests are hard to untangle from other motives.
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It's the last on this list that mosts interests me.
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They are doing little to further his or America's interests.
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But the full scope of his business interests remains unclear.
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You have all the same interests: kayaking, cat videos, taekwando.
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What interests me most is really the creation of music.
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Others nodded to the special interests that got them elected.
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Users choose their interests when they first launch the app.
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It has intervened on behalf of Indian interests as well.
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Kelly's job is to serve the interests of the president.
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But that plan has already been complicated by competing interests.
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How it's in our interests to deconflict on many issues.
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Conservative states and business interests sued to have it overturned.
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The voters would not accept anything that harmed their interests.
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CAB members are not lobbyists paid to promote special interests.
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"It's all of his donors and special interests," Trump snarked.
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"It's donors and special interests," Trump reiterated, drawing more boos.
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A number of issues exacerbate this unusual coincidence of interests.
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I would subvert my own interests in favor of his.
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They're older and wiser, with new interests and new worries.
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Clinton styles herself a progressive and rails against special interests.
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It is the clash between social justice and economic interests.
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Buyout groups New Horizon, LRM and Capricorn also had interests.
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Both sides have interests in putting a compromise into law.
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B.I. conflict shows, that doesn't mean interests are allied anymore.
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You're there to serve the people, not the special interests.
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She's erudite, with catholic interests, and earnest but not humorless.
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Now different financial interests are struggling to find common ground.
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In fact it's in Trump's interests to light the fire.
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The regime of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro threatens US interests.
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He says the project is in the country's best interests.
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Georgia resides at the intersection of many American vital interests.
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Mr Rouhani rejected the resignation as "against Iran's national interests".
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Because I've never really had any interests to speak of.
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We reserve all our rights to defend all shareholders interests.
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Banking interests aren't interested in completely repealing the law either.
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Gardner's interests mostly concern his support of Colorado's marijuana industry.
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Microsoft also pitches itself as not having competing business interests
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How do you get the money interests out of prisons?
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Prosecutors are also interested in Giuliani's business interests in Ukraine.
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Experiential interests are for things like pleasure -- anything we enjoy.
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In other words, the disclosure advanced political, not public, interests.
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Kuczynski said he is merely looking out for Peru's interests.
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You can customize your quest to meet your family's interests.
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This is where all my interests and loved ones are.
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Wim insisted that he had only Cor's interests in mind.
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Ask others how you can help and support their interests.
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For prudence, compromise and the careful weighing of competing interests.
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By saying 'our interests first; who cares about the others?
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Sunderland's citizens seem to have voted against their own interests.
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But US policymakers can act to protect national security interests.
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She is a tireless champion of America's interests and values.
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He could have stood up for American interests and values.
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Journalists who take on powerful interests have always faced dangers.
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Prolonging this folly any longer does not serve US interests.
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Knowing yourself involves knowing your own interests, values and temperament.
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Jim Justice, whose family owns coal interests in the state.
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It was about the party leaders and their political interests.
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You feel included because your representative argued for your interests.
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Salih welcomed the visit as strengthening "joint interests and security".
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I tailored my story to suit the other participants' interests.
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Their temperaments and backgrounds are different, as are their interests.
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How these interests are advanced in Washington is pretty elemental.
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Under the "Interests" header, click the "Lifestyle and Culture" tab.
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Instead, try asking questions about a person's interests and hobbies.
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He cannot put anybody else's interests ahead of his own.
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They use these issues to advance their own personal interests.
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Yet the United States and Turkey still share important interests.
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Those with business interests tied to upcoming federal government action?
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The war's narrative is less appealing to American political interests.
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"A trade war is in no one's interests," he said.
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Van der Zwaan represents the interests of numerous Russian oligarchs.
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Corporate interests and conservative Republicans were opposed to the appointment.
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Some supervisors liked ridesharing, but others vocally supported taxi interests.
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Oakbay has interests spanning mining, engineering, media and information technology.
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There are a lot of different powerful interests in Washington.
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"That is not in our national security interests," Pelosi said.
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The detachment from today's culture is something that interests me.
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The impasse also works in the interests of outside powers.
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NOT THE MENTION SPECIAL INTERESTS LOOKING TO KEEP THEIR LOOPHOLES.
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We must protect our nations, their interests, and their futures.
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Business interests have already signaled their displeasure with the bill.
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Choose one that interests you, and discuss what you notice.
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Conservatives defend the status quo and the interests of incumbents.
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And are you comfortable with people knowing about your interests?
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The Golden Arches could stand for their shared economic interests.
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We no longer have to feel alienated with our interests.
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They also spent time going over their shared security interests.
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Dan has also repeatedly voted against the Democratic Party's interests.
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I wear two hats in terms of my interests here.
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Follow Alex Zaragoza, a person with varied interests, on Twitter.
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How have your interests as a playwright changed since then?
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Sistema interests also include agriculture, real estate and other assets.
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And apparently, "a few billionaires" had already expressed their interests.
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Many developing countries see Paris as in their interests also.
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A viable, uncorrupt, moderate PA serves U.S. and Israeli interests.
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By his teen years, Russell's interests got even more sophisticated.
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Prospects for peace and U.S. national security interests be damned.
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Both are first looking out for their country's national interests.
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Does he have the interests of the Arsenal at heart?
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It's simply not the kind of question that interests him.
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And he was keeping the photographers' best interests at heart.
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"Here, Secretary Nielsen explicitly considered the reliance interests," Francisco said.
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" He added: "A trade war is in no one's interests.
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As far as my Twitter interests go, it lists 190.
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And you can deselect interests if they're not for you.
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Read More: This sign is relevant to my interests pic.twitter.
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If not, what are some of your passions or interests?
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Finance interests have also plied Democrats with hefty campaign donations.
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Instead, local leaders have done the bidding of special interests.
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Women are raised to put men's interests before their own.
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Navigating among competing domestic and global interests is complicated, though.
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How can your personal interests be applied to your internship?
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There are often many different interests that compete over land.
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So go forth and figure out what your interests are.
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But she developed interests in art, writing and the theater.
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I'm alone a lot because my wife has many interests.
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And he says it has interfered in his business interests.
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But they are actually voting against their economic interests, right?
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The change may also work against Facebook's immediate business interests.
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What skills or interests would you need for this job?
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Peruse the website to research a career that interests you.
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For another, it isn't in their interests to believe you.
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What's the root of the academic interests in your music?
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Why her interests centered on froyo specifically is less clear.
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Mr. Trump is neither pursuing nor ignoring United States interests.
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Piecemeal reforms also require balancing a thicket of competing interests.
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But early interests stuck; his narration abounds in medical metaphor.
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Her business interests ranged from diamonds to banking to cellphones.
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One must forgive everyone for looking after their own interests.
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Another helpful question: Where do your values and interests overlap?
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"I would certainly not work in the interests of Russia."
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There, Mr. Morris's interests continued to lead in several directions.
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We all have the same interests and the same concerns.
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Nonetheless, the resettlement effort under President Obama served American interests.
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Interests represent the company's latest effort to crack that nut.
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The country needs allies that share its values and interests.
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But they remain separated by divergent interests and mutual distrust.
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Their interests and sensibilities, while not identical, seem perfectly complementary.
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I'd love to hear from readers about what interests them.
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Interests converged with those of Black revolutionary soldiers as well.
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Her interests outside of acting included, perhaps incongruously, the ministry.
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We should stop squandering US prosperity on peripheral military interests.
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The threats facing American interests abroad can have massive consequences.
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What's more, sanctions relief could hurt some U.S. economic interests.
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We are working within the framework of our mutual interests.
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It requires more than finding common ground among vested interests.
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Everything the firm does is guided by clients' best interests.
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Second, we must match incentives to interests of all parties.
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It interests me that women paint their face every day.
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But they warn they could hurt American interests as well.
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Is there any one pick that interests you in particular?
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Needless delays hurt the process and it hurts people's interests.
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Both efforts faced heavy opposition from oil and gas interests.
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She has recently found new interests in archery and boxing.
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HNA's wider Hong Kong interests are a case in point.
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Clarity is key when First Amendment interests are at stake.
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Both Pakistan and China have vested interests in challenging India.
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He has mixed his business interests with his presidential office.
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"We cannot let commercial interests drive our policy," Pelosi said.
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"That cannot be in the interests of the United States."
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But his interests were not moored to the earth's surface.
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