One can be a moderate Democrat or a moderate Republican or just a plain moderate.
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"Everywhere I look I see basically Goldilocks — moderate growth, moderate inflation, moderate interest rates, decent earnings," Valliere said.
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We can have great debates between moderate liberals and moderate conservatives.
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Or do voters in moderate districts no longer elect moderate representatives?
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Moderate-to-conservative Dems and liberal-to-moderate Republicans are at points in between.
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Click here to view original GIFPotential gait with moderate body lift and moderate spine bending.
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Eventually, it would agree to a list of relatively moderate conservatives and relatively moderate Democrats.
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Most have survived in part by amassing a moderate voting record to please their moderate constituents.
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You know, Democrats win when they&aposre moderate or pretend to be moderate, and they get it.
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And it's been a lot easier to moderate my smoking than it was to moderate my drinking.
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Lamb shows that you don't have to have moderate views on every issue to be a moderate.
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MODERATE GROWTH PATH The economy appears to have maintained its moderate growth speed in the fourth quarter.
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That's not a moderate leadership — it would be a big mistake to call Paul Ryan a moderate.
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"It's easier, when you're running as a moderate in a moderate state, that you run on a ticket where the person at the top of the ticket is more moderate," said former Sen.
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Most blue states do have relatively moderate state Republican parties, but Trump polls very well with moderate Republicans.
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Moderate Financial Profile: We expect Pertamina's financial profile to remain moderate, driven by expectations of high debt levels.
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"We don't recommend that nondrinkers start drinking, but moderate drinking — if it is truly moderate — can be beneficial."
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While there's still a meaningful contingent of moderate Democrats in Congress, the moderate Republican has essentially gone extinct.
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ET. CNN's Dana Bash will moderate the first town hall, while CNN's Ana Cabrera will moderate the second.
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Right now we have moderate Republican governors in Massachusetts and Maryland, and moderate Democrats in Louisiana and Montana.
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For years, explains Bee Nguyen, a member of the Georgia House, Democrats have believed that "if we ran a more moderate campaign with a moderate policy platform…we can flip enough moderate Republicans" to win.
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After all, it was indeed more "moderate," because, well, it was designed to court the votes of moderate Republicans.
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After all, it was indeed more "moderate," because, well, it was designed to court the votes of moderate Republicans.
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Progressive voters will not support a moderate Democratic candidate, and moderate voters will not support a progressive Democratic candidate.
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The state of the economy suggests a range of possible outcomes from moderate sized loss to moderate sized win.
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This is why many previously moderate Republicans didn't leave the party as it moved rightward — they just became less moderate.
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" Yellen on moderate threats to financial stability: "The threats to financial stability I would characterize at this point as moderate.
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Do you need to moderate your drinking or explain to your sons that you and your wife are moderate drinkers?
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Many think of themselves as moderate and, strange as it may sound, many thought of Trump as moderate in 2016.
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You might think that the president would look for a moderate here to try to engage a few moderate Democratic votes.
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But for prominent moderate Muslim figure and Widodo campaign adviser Yenny Wahid, the election nonetheless represents a victory for moderate Islam.
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But he remained skeptical these moderate Republicans will provide any sort of decisive boost for Biden, Buttigieg or fellow moderate Klobuchar.
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The piece is headlined "The demise of the moderate Republican," but there's no historically legible sense in which Costello is ideologically moderate.
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At least in statewide elections, the influence of independents and moderate Republican voters has contributed to a slate of moderate Democrat politicians.
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It would be wrong to assume that all of the moderate voters would coalesce behind a single moderate candidate, but there's no doubt that the more moderate candidates, combined, have fared better than the sum of Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren.
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The researchers divided men into groups based on workout duration and intensity: either short, moderate, or long, and light, moderate, or very intense.
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Although the moderate Syrian opposition has documented hundreds of violations by Syrian and Russian aircraft against the moderate rebels, overall violence has decreased.
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If Biden collapses, a moderate like Klobuchar could be in a position to run as the moderate alternative to the other liberal campaigns.
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"Bernie and Warren are on the right side of history — Biden is a moderate and our needs are not moderate," Mr. Jackson added.
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Moderate Leverage, Improving Cash Flow Generation Silknet's leverage was moderate at 1.6x FFO adjusted net leverage and 11033x ND/EBITDA at end-2015.
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Liberal Democrats and moderate Republicans tend to fare best in the eastern part of Iowa, while conservative Republicans and moderate Democrats excel farther west.
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For moderate-risk children (with mild-to-moderate eczema): Parents can introduce infants to peanut-containing foods at home, starting at around 6 months.
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Trish Regan and Sandra Smith will moderate the so-called undercard debate, while Neil Cavuto and Maria Bartiromo will moderate the main stage debate.
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Now the question is, do you have a Moderate to Republican Independent running or do you have a Moderate to a Liberal Independent running?
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"The moderate number keeps the Fed on a moderate path, which is growth positive," said Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income.
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In 85033, Democrats improved their performance with this group by allowing moderate candidates to run very competitively on moderate platforms in Republican leaning districts.
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And in the House, a group of moderate Republicans are taking up companion legislation to the bipartisan Senate bill, sponsored by moderate Republican Sen.
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But the fundamentally nonideological character of the so-called moderate vote also leaves moderate candidates without as large of a constituency as it seems.
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VR LCL's VR of 'a-' reflects the bank's moderate franchise in France, retail-driven business model, moderate risk appetite, adequate capitalisation and satisfactory funding.
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But the fundamentally nonideological character of the so-called moderate vote also leaves moderate candidates without as large of a constituency as it seems.
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If you "like" several pages that are generally followed by people who self-identify as "moderate," Facebook will likely determine that you are also moderate.
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If the party really wants to pick someone who can appeal to moderate voters, then the number of moderate candidates needs to consolidate to one.
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You've got good unemployment numbers, moderate wage growth — maybe a little bit better than moderate wage growth — [and] gas prices have been relatively well behaved.
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In the 1960s, it took microscopic inspection to discover differences between the moderate liberalism of John F. Kennedy and the moderate conservatism of Richard Nixon.
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Moderate Democrats in Congress will need to worry about primary challenges from the left, much as moderate Republicans faced Tea Party challenges from the right.
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Moderate Direct Debt; Strong Liquidity Direct debt remained moderate at EUR835.5 million or 32.9% of current revenue in 2016 (EUR835.7 million or 32.2% in 0003).
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The fact that a high-profile, moderate-Democrat woman of color capsized, while the less-qualified moderate-Democrat Pete Buttigieg surged in the polls, hurts.
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Democrats, meanwhile, were bitterly remembering that last year Barack Obama had nominated an intelligent, well-spoken moderate moderate in the form of Judge Merrick Garland.
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Moderate Direct Debt Direct debt in 2015 remained moderate, at close to 49.9% of current revenue or EUR203m, down from 55.3% or EUR102.1m in 2014.
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But it was also because the race's frontrunner at that point was moderate Mitt Romney, and there wasn't much room for an even more moderate candidate.
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"If a small-to-moderate artist records an album and sells perhaps 10,000 CDs, this is quite sufficient to fund a moderate recording budget," he said.
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Researchers studied 433,268 people, aged 38 to 73, who defined themselves as either "definite morning" types, "moderate morning" types, "moderate evening" types or "definite evening" types.
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Start moderate Since the start of deliberations on the Senate, leaders have promised to craft a more moderate bill than the House's American Health Care Act.
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The large number of relatively moderate Republicans from relatively moderate states is an artifact of the sweeping Republican victory in the midterm elections six years ago.
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Alienating moderate Republicans That's why it surprised many analysts when Trump ditched a plan to soften the hardline on immigration that alienated many moderate white Republicans.
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The task force said it concluded "with moderate certainty" that the benefit was moderate in women 50 to 74 and small in women 40 to 49.
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I had no trouble in rain or wind, and I suspect I would have had perfect Pathfinder drives in moderate snow or other wintry conditions. Moderate?
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In other words, let the community moderate itself, and three hundred million people later, I will say there are limitations to letting the community moderate itself.
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Biden is not only benefiting from Barack Obama's cultural residue, his more moderate policies speak to the moderate, and even conservative, streak in many black voters.
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Battle to win the moderate lane The three top moderate candidates in the race -- Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar -- are all running to win on Monday night.
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Hardiman's home-state senators were Arlen Specter (then a moderate Republican, soon to become a moderate Democrat) and Bob Casey (a pro-life but otherwise liberal Democrat).
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In fact, it was created to enable platforms to moderate content — and became law because Congress wanted tech companies to moderate more content than they previously were.
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"Moderate-intensity activities include brisk walking, recreational swimming and cycling, moderate yard work and housework, and dancing, and may be much more accessible to initiate," Chomistek says.
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The link reflects strong government oversight and supervision of CQNA, moderate integration with the government budget and CQNA's public-sector business's moderate strategic importance to the municipality.
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J., a leader of the moderate House Tuesday Group, was among moderate lawmakers who met with officials at the White House on Monday, a GOP aide said.
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The agency is chaired by Maureen Ohlhausen, a moderate Republican, who will be replaced by Joe Simons, another moderate Republican, as soon as the Senate confirms him.
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But unlike Merrick Garland, President Obama's very moderate appointee, Justice Gorsuch thus far seems disinclined to seek consensus or to pursue a moderate and restrained jurisprudential agenda.
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Key economic assumptions for the new year are for moderate growth in corporate earnings, rising employment and wages, and interest rates that rise at a moderate pace.
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It was a critical result for moderate Democrats, who have seen Sanders steamroll the opposition in early contests in part because centrist candidates split the moderate vote.
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Hardiman's home-state senators were Arlen Specter (then a moderate Republican, soon to become a moderate Democrat) and Bob Casey (an anti-abortion but otherwise liberal Democrat).
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Davivienda CR's VR reflects the bank's moderate profitability and good funding and liquidity, as well as its moderate franchise in respect to other national and internationally rated peers.
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With its 4-to-7-inch-long blade, the utility knife is large enough to slice moderate volumes of ingredients and small enough to cut with moderate precision.
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Sisi has called for a comprehensive campaign to counter what he describes as the existential threat of radical jihadism, deploying moderate clerics to promote moderate Islam, for instance.
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Alternative water-resistant earbud optionsFor use during moderate workouts or in moderate rain, consider AUKEY's IPX5 rated earbuds, which are not waterproof, but are sweat and water resistant.
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Comparitively, of the women who delivered healthy babies, 13% reported having moderate to severe anxiety and 2% reported having moderate to severe depression one month after giving birth.
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Speaking at an event promoting a nascent group of moderate Republicans in heavily Democratic California, Kasich said the GOP should cast itself in a more moderate, compromising mold.
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Moderate Financial Impact from Acquisitions We expect the financial impact from Bosch's recent acquisitions to be moderate and to be offset by the positive effect on the business profile.
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Yet slowly over time Moscow eradicated the moderate leadership and killed hundreds of young Chechen men in "clean-up operations," leaving a smaller and smaller space for moderate thought.
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"It's clear he would have lost if the moderate vote had coalesced around one candidate," said Matt Bennett, co-founder of the moderate think tank Third Way, of Sanders.
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It&aposs being put forward by about two dozen moderate Republicans, moderate Republicans like Congressman Carlos Cabello and Jeff Denham who are trying to force a vote on DACA.
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But these experiments do not prove that the moderate drinking led to slower HDL declines any more than they show that slowly declining HDL levels lead to moderate drinking.
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Partial results emerging from about 50 small towns across Iran, show reformists and their moderate allies were leading the vote with moderate conservatives and hard-liners trailing behind them.
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So it's thoroughly possible to imagine a world in which moderate memes and moderate ideology could trend — if only someone could simplify their agenda, and give it some heart.
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This means that, like Lamb, whose positions on certain divisive issues were markedly moderate, the Democratic Party must move away from the progressive left and toward the moderate center.
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The consequence will be a less moderate justice, and less risk of moving the Court to the right on the few issues where Justice Scalia was relatively more moderate.
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At 77, questions persist about his age and his moderate brand of politics, which less moderate rivals contend is out of step with the leftward shift of the party.
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After all, they are both moderates and so moderate voters leaving Biden will create a visual data analysis of similarly moderate candidates, and circle the nearest like-minded compatriot.
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While it is far from single-payer, universal student debt forgiveness, and a $16 trillion climate plan, the 2020 Democratic "moderate" agenda is anything but moderate by historical standards.
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Absent donor influences, Democrats would generally be more moderate (especially on social/cultural and environmental issues) and Republicans would also be more moderate (especially on economic and environmental issues).
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However, Masters is optimistic that over the next five years and beyond earnings will grow at a moderate pace because the economy is going to expand at a moderate pace.
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As Democrats' thinking goes, voters in those moderate districts — including independents and moderate Republicans — are more focused on specific policy issues like preserving insurance protections for individuals with preexisting conditions.
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The FDA first approved Dupixent in 2017 for moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis, or eczema, and in 2018 it won U.S. approval to treat moderate-to-severe asthma as well.
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But with steel production expected to moderate in coming months amid ongoing cuts to capacity and efforts to control pollution, it's likely that iron ore imports will moderate as well.
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The FDA first approved Dupiexent in 2017 for moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis, or eczema and in 2018 it won U.S. approval to treat moderate-to-severe asthma as well.
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" She added, "I am a moderate person who represents a moderate and pragmatic district that expects me to focus on issues and solutions that impact their day-to-day lives.
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Moderate candidates took all 30 parliamentary seats in the Tehran district; combined with gains in other cities, reformist and moderate forces could secure a majority in the 290-seat Parliament.
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Thus, when the Economist used election results to recast the 2016 American electorate into a multiparty system, a centrist coalition of the moderate right and moderate left performed the worst.
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Fitch believes that the banks' capital bases, which consist mainly of common equity tier 1, remain sufficient to absorb a further moderate increases in credit losses or withstand moderate shocks.
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It could also end the careers of moderate Republicans from competitive suburban districts, on top of the many moderate members who have already decided not to run for re-election.
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The FDA first approved Dupixent in 2017 for moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis, or eczema and in 2018 it won U.S. approval to treat moderate-to-severe asthma as well.
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Though I would like to see more overt progressive bonfires from her, it seems if we are going to attract moderate Republicans and independents, we need a more moderate candidate.
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The political system we have needs moderate voices in order to function, and the rising political fortunes of moderate candidates may bring a new era of legislative productivity to Congress.
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Like in 2004, another Midwestern pragmatist is making a bid for the moderate lane — though a moderate in today's Democratic Party would look shockingly liberal set against the 2004 field.
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"Voters don't normally choose more moderate candidates when given the chance to cross party lines, because it turns out 'moderates' aren't that moderate," says UC Berkeley political science Doug Ahler.
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The shifts, Heller's Republican and Democratic opponents say, suggest he is operating out of fear -- first worried about not looking like a moderate, and then looking too much like a moderate.
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You can do simple things like moderate words and partner with other security groups, but ultimately, when there is a group of friends, and they have context, you can't moderate that.
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If Mr. Biden represents a more moderate vision of the Democratic Party, Ms. Harris onstage at the debate reflected on a time in Berkeley history when moderate politics were falling apart.
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Lelkes conducted experiments that asked participants to rate a number of hypothetical candidates, including a moderate Democrat, an "ideologically extreme" liberal Democrat, a moderate Republican and an "ideologically extreme" conservative Republican.
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Liberal Democrats agree more strongly than moderate/conservative Democrats (82% and 61%, respectively) while 85% of conservative Republicans agreed with their own party, compared with 64% of moderate or liberal Republicans.
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A more moderate choice, she felt, was McKinsey & Company.
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Lawrence said she's considering supporting another moderate Democrat -- Sen.
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" Or: "You know the definition of a Southern moderate?
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" He added, "I'm not talking about a moderate agenda.
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Moderate Direct Debt; Strong Liquidity Direct debt remained moderate at EUR835.7m, or 203% of current revenue in 2015, down from EUR971.6m or 37.2% in 2014, following an early repayment of EUR138m debt.
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But there is now a competing bill, introduced by Sewell, vice chair of the moderate and "pro-growth" New Democrat Coalition, and sponsored by a dozen of the more moderate House Democrats.
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That could mean that moderate Georgia Republicans will be willing to turn against the president, especially if a more moderate Republican makes a strong showing in the run-up to the primary.
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When a seat belonging to one of the moderate justices becomes vacant, there will be strong pressure to respect the agreement and fill it with another moderate that both sides choose together.
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"The creation of new 'plurality-moderate' at-large seats in many states would increase the number of competitive seats while bolstering the odds for moderate candidates," Kim writes in her Democracy essay.
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The movement has also shifted from hardline Islamist positions to a more moderate and secular outlook, in parallel with Erdogan's pivot from a moderate Islamist stance to a more openly religious approach.
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"He plays very well in the moderate suburbs where we need to win seats," said Mr. Gottheimer, adding: "From my perspective, I want more pro-business, moderate Democrats in Congress next year."
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The rate of moderate to severe depression rose from 23.2% in 2007 to 41.1% in 2018, while rates of moderate to severe anxiety rose from 17.9% in 2013 to 34.4% in 2018.
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" Bloomberg suggested his case to delegates at a contested convention would be that Sanders would lose moderate Democrats — in addition to failing to win over moderate Republicans — and "his ideas are crazy.
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Of the 520 students who completed the online screening and reported symptoms, 197 were deemed eligible; these are students with mild to moderate depression or moderate to severe anxiety, Professor Craske said.
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One of the theories for why Sanders is winning is that the many candidates occupying the "moderate" lane—Joe Biden, Michael Bloomberg, Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg—are cannibalizing the available moderate vote.
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In 1964, stalwart conservative Barry Goldwater beat out several more moderate opponents to win the Republican nomination, just as George McGovern, a left-leaning Democrat, triumphed over more moderate Democrats in 1972.
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Some pundits worried that Trump would make right-wing Republicans like Ted Cruz look moderate, but before the campaign is over it could turn out that Trump is too moderate for the GOP.
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High intensity interval training involves short bursts of intense aerobic activity within a stretch of more moderate exercise: intermittently sprinting for 30 seconds, for example, in the middle of a moderate-pace jog.
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RETURN TO MODERATE DEBT BURDEN: After initial increase in debt metrics due to the issuance of close to $700 million of debt to fund projects since 13, leverage retuned to a moderate level.
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Moderate Leverage: We expect Miratorg to maintain moderate FFO adjusted gross leverage within 7503x-3.5x (including debt and profits of guaranteed projects which contribute 0.5x to leverage), which is comfortable for the rating.
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If some Moderate to Republican Independent, for example the governor of Maryland – if he were to run as Independent Moderate Republican, he'd probably have a fair impact on the outcome of the election.
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"Some people are genuinely moderate, in the sense that on most issues they hold moderate positions," William Mayer, a political scientist at Northwestern University who has studied swing voters, said in an interview.
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Demand closer scrutiny by the Department of Homeland Security of Islamist groups that claim to be moderate and reliable counterterror partners but are, in fact, neither moderate in their outlook nor reliable. 4.
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You're listening to the pundits telling you other things, but Clinton was a moderate president and the Bushes were moderate and as they got to know each other, they became such good friends.
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Liberal is conservative in a moderate Midwestern kind of way.
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The group holds powerful sway among Republicans and moderate Democrats.
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Whisk in the flour over moderate heat for 2 minutes.
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Will MBS truly bring change and a more moderate Islam?
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Green is easy, yellow is moderate and red is difficult.
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The latest moderate earthquake briefly rattled CNN's Los Angeles bureau.
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About the only moderate who's safe in this is Rep.
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For this, she was pegged a Moderate Risk for Disrespectfulness.
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Mr Salvini could further moderate his programme of tax cuts.
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I'm told that more moderate Republicans, personified by Ohio Sen.
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The Obama White House supported moderate rebels fighting Assad's regime.
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Eventually, moderate Republican voters would have to abandon the party.
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But that doesn't mean the memos are a moderate step.
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Mourdock had successfully challenged moderate Republican and longtime US Sen.
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Buttigieg supports far more moderate reforms than, say, Elizabeth Warren.
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So how does Facebook plan to moderate its Kids app?
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Seth Moulton, Poppy Harlow will moderate one with Ohio Rep.
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Weak productivity suggests economic growth is likely to remain moderate.
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The most high-profile moderate who's a "no" vote — Rep.
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Fox News host Chris Willace will moderate the third debate.
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There is going to be a moderate alternative to Bernie.
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What are moderate Democrats going to do otherwise, vote Trump?
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Capital buffers were moderate relative to the banks' risk profiles.
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That leaves Buttigieg trying to bust through the moderate lane.
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But is there a moderate around whom voters can coalesce?
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Although he's from a leftist party, Haddad is a moderate.
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Equally important: his inability to reach out to moderate Americans.
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"We're focused on mild to moderate teeth straightening," Fenkell said.
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Another moderate, Susan Collins, also said she'd oppose McConnell's measure.
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They all have rules about how they moderate their platforms.
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Medina himself is a moderate within the Dominican Liberation Party.
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I'm a student with a very moderate amount of income.
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Just two said they were looking for a political moderate.
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The global economy continues to expand at a moderate pace.
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Reid planned to moderate a panel with Washington Lt. Gov.
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Moderate Republicans worried millions of people would lose their insurance.
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The noise isolation provided by the Ella is only moderate.
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The moderate inflation also helped support consumer spending last month.
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All four are members of the moderate New Democrat Coalition.
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It's very low carb, moderate protein, and super high fat.
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Corn is also seeing moderate support from slow U.S planting.
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He's a moderate liberal who supports key Democratic Party issues.
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Ismail Kucukkaya of the opposition broadcaster Fox TV will moderate.
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Other alcohol experts agree regular, moderate drinking is probably safe.
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But, you can't be a moderate, you can't a progressive.
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Bernie Sanders — with the more moderate wing led by Clinton.
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It said the easing cycle will be "moderate and gradual".
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However, equities selling pressure in Qatar may only be moderate.
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Yet others warn against overthinking moderate changes in market valuation.
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As a moderate Northeasterner, Katko is an endangered species himself.
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His moderate record does not appeal to Clinton's liberal base.
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The party's manifesto last year was more moderate than expected.
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I consume Instagram in a much more moderate way now.
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In addition, they can leave review summaries and moderate comments.
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We are moving from low inflation to accelerating moderate inflation.
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Fox News' Chris Wallace is slated to moderate the debate.
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What about all the independents out there and moderate Democrats?
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At one point, she told the moderate former Maryland Rep.
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So, for instance, moderate candidates like Delaney and Montana Gov.
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They set out with no intention to moderate at all.
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He argues that technocratic elites need to moderate their ambitions.
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In contemporary politics, loss aversion may moderate the happiness effect.
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The housing sector is supporting the view of moderate growth.
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So the move minutes track daily progress to moderate activity.
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Nidaa Tounes rules with moderate Islamists who have backed Chahed.
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On ABC's "This Week with George Stephanopoulos" moderate Republican Sen.
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McCaskill is running as a moderate in the red state.
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It has "moderated" its position, but it is not moderate.
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Moderate coffee drinking is also highlighted in the suggested menu.
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Fitch's solvency assessment also reflects the moderate capitalisation of CEB.
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All are staunch conservatives in contrast to Kennedy's moderate stance.
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Think of it as an #alternativebinge — moderate, measured, and effective.
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When some of the more moderate Democrats like Louisiana Sen.
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So, the moderate drinkers end up looking healthier by default.
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They included only reviews of high or moderate methodological quality.
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Several moderate Senate Republicans and Democrats have embraced this legislation.
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Clinton failed to pick up moderate Republicans and white women.
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He's moderate and charismatic, a rising star in state politics.
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But even the "establishment" wing is not particularly moderate anymore.
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There are about 85033 members of the moderate Tuesday Group.
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First, Jeb Bush led the moderate pack, then Marco Rubio.
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They are competent, moderate nominees whom both Pennsylvania members support.
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About a third of adults have moderate to severe disease.
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But all of them have obvious moderate streaks as well.
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Growth in electronics output is expected to moderate this year.
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The ratings also factor in the city's moderate direct debt.
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Some more moderate House Republicans were unhappy, too, including Rep.
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On policy, Trumpism is often more moderate than orthodox conservatism.
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And the woman who beat Canon is hardly a moderate.
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CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer will moderate the debate once again.
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Lauer's colleague, "NBC Nightly News" host Lester Holt, will moderate.
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Progressive activist groups were sharply critical of Ossoff's moderate campaign.
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Fitch considers SFG's use of financial leverage to be moderate.
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Shield charges at a moderate speed when not in use.
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Henry Cuellar, a moderate on border issues, California Republican Rep.
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Anyone criticising the war, including moderate Kurdish politicians, is persecuted.
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Employment and wages grew at a modest to moderate pace.
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Conservatives hate it, "moderate" Republicans hate it, liberals hate it.
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Sarah Jones: Randyll Tarly is the Moderate Republican of Westeros.
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The ratings also reflect Van Lanschot's moderate, albeit improving, profitability.
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Is Sanders moderate enough to win in the general election?
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Drinking for social motives is associated with moderate alcohol use.
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By controlling your vaping temperature, you can moderate your high.
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But in part due to a 2010 redistricting, his moderate
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Moderate Cabinet ministers were forced to toe the euroskeptic line.
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Buttigieg has gradually reinvented himself as more of a moderate.
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"There is nothing 'moderate' about Judge Garland's record," said Duggan.
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Its moderate wing that made bipartisan deals barely exists anymore.
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There are more moderate and temperate Republicans, such as Sen.
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This may mean OPEC had to moderate the production cuts.
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Yet, the myth of the Sandinistas as moderate reformers persisted.
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But with even moderate success comes scrutiny and higher expectations.
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The proposal would create a new visa, moderate California Rep.
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What about artificially sweetened beverages or moderate amounts of alcohol?
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"He is in essence a moderate, sensible guy," O'Brien said.
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It doesn't matter how qualified or moderate the nominee is.
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France's biggest student union, the moderate Fage, welcomed the plan.
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"Simply calling something moderate doesn't make it so," Verma said.
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Some reside in the moderate wings of their respective parties.
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The conclusion: A moderate level of conscientiousness may be preferable.
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And even moderate "blue dog" incumbents, like West Virginia Sen.
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Susan Collins, the moderate Republican from Maine, sunk the bill.
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Clinton and the brand of moderate politics her husband advanced.
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And a few moderate Democrats appear willing to go along.
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"I'm not buying the storyline of progressive versus moderate," Sen.
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Though he is a moderate Republican, that term is relative.
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McConnell locked up the vote of another important moderate, Sen.
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This has kept the VIX at a very moderate level.
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Recent polls show Democratic voters leaning toward a moderate nominee.
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She sought to present a more moderate face at home.
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That move could help allay moderate concerns about Medicaid cuts.
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Moderate Republicans are treated like enemies of the Trump state.
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He has a relatively moderate voting record in the Senate.
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Seven states and Puerto Rico are experiencing moderate flu activity.
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Another 6900 percent said they were moderate 2628 years ago.
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At the beginning of his show, Kimmel offered to moderate.
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GOP leaders secured the vote of another moderate leader, Rep.
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Lesley Stahl, a correspondent for CBS's "841 Minutes," will moderate.
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Wheeler appears to pride himself on seeming fair and moderate.
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However, Facebook will maintain its aggressive hiring to moderate content.
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Even on taxes, McGovern was fairly moderate by standards today.
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A moderate in the CDU, she belongs to the EPP.
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They represent the progressive and moderate wings of the party.
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Some moderate conservatives, including current speaker Ali Larijani, support Rouhani.
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It's not about left versus center or moderate vs socialist.
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Organic sales growth would be slight to moderate, it added.
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All of these incidents passed with moderate coverage at best.
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The media runs puff pieces about his new moderate stance.
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His listeners are the modest, moderate, or even upper class.
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Those three moderate votes are enough to stop the bill.
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Pruitt's new gig hasn't required him to moderate his views.
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The final version could be more moderate than the proposal.
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Heat a medium saucepot with a lid on moderate heat.
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Its scientists aren't doing much to moderate the media frenzy.
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Moderate Democrats with close ties to corporate America like Sens.
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Rouhani is a political moderate who defeated a hardline opponent.
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Can Moore keep moderate Republicans and women in his corner?
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Being a moderate Republican put him squarely in everyone's sights.
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A viable, uncorrupt, moderate PA serves U.S. and Israeli interests.
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Bernie Sanders) and an incumbent in the moderate lane (Biden).
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The more moderate candidates used that moment to undermine Warren.
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Plus Biden is now the preferred moderate choice, not Bloomberg.
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The Times's media columnist, Jim Rutenberg, will moderate the discussion.
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Biden is viewed as a more moderate alternative to Sanders.
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Then he forced his moderate rivals out of the race.
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She says Mr. Rauner is too moderate on social issues.
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Chris: I voted for Trump to weaken the moderate left.
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We have seen moderate increases in wages and price inflation.
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In fact, more Democrats, 31 percent, said they were moderate.
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Two CHC aides I spoke to expected only moderate Rep.
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One liberal accused his moderate colleagues of enabling child abuse.
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There was moderate evidence that it helped people with insomnia.
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There was a moderate candidate: widely liked Democratic incumbent Gov.
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The district has a long history of electing moderate Republicans.
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Perhaps he will give a nod to moderate Midwesterner Sen.
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"We're talking about moderate changes in eating behaviors," Hu said.
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The New York Times ran an article about moderate Democrats!
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Heidi Heitkamp, elected in 553, former state attorney general. Moderate.
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Every few years I try to write this moderate column.
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The church is seen as more moderate theologically and politically.
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That's according to a moderate man from Oakland County, Michigan.
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The smoke outlook for much of the area remains moderate.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. — The moderate presidential candidates are falling in line.
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He is also frightening moderate Democrats, as he did then.
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But not even moderate academics like Professor Dawut appear secure.
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But the court's Democrats still range from moderate to progressive.
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This "is a victory for moderate" voters, Mr. Berlusconi said.
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Uncomplicated cases are separated into two categories, severe or moderate.
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Can California power Bernie Sanders past the growing moderate coalition?
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Is the damage serious, moderate or minimal under company rules?
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Moderate Republicans say he has capitulated to the far right.
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Moderate Iranian officials have also pointed fingers at Saudi Arabia.
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Amy Klobuchar gains some momentum, further splintering the moderate wing.
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"We need a moderate candidate to beat Trump," Bob asked.
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Reporters were paid $1,100 to moderate panels about rare books.
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Democrats have long feared that impeachment would alienate moderate voters.
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Palmer, a moderate, said he could not vote for Biden.
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It would be good to keep one moderate moving along.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, another moderate, had similar thoughts.
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Other moderate freshmen followed with their own carefully drafted statements.
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That's only one part of Sanders's moderate record on guns.
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You'd probably come up with someone like moderate Montana Gov.
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CONWAY, New Hampshire — Moderate New Hampshire voters think Minnesota Sen.
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Susan Collins, a Maine Republican viewed as a key moderate.
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The moderate inflation helped to support consumer spending last month.
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A moderate dose of paranoia will serve you well. 85033.
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He held a separate meeting with two moderate Democratic senators.
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There are other potential misconceptions about moderate voters to dispel.
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Democrats had their own concerns about the latest moderate proposal.
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Appealing to moderate Democrats and independents could help endangered Sens.
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Powell is seen as a mostly qualified and moderate choice.
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"I think she has become a moderate now," she said.
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But this is also a state with a moderate wing.
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Some think the cure to polarization is more moderate politicians.
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What had happened to the affable, moderate guy I interviewed?
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But despite her moderate success, she struggled to support herself.
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Mr. Straus is one of the state's last moderate Republicans.
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Joe Biden, the moderate favorite, polls no better than Sanders.
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"The moderate elements are also writing about this," Alimardani said.
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Mr. Trump would have to moderate his trade policy demands.
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He's not exactly a moderate, although he prizes bipartisanship. 2.
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Paul says if moderate Republicans such as Collins and Sens.
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Hamas is trying to present a more moderate public face.
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How would you rate the campaigns of your moderate faves?
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Even moderate alcohol consumption may increase the risk for cancer.
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NBC's Lester Holt will moderate the first debate, on Sept.
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Martha McSally, who also has a fairly moderate voting record.
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Another 256 people, or 2%, had moderate to severe retinopathy.
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The jurists were very qualified, moderate nominees, whom Pennsylvania Sens.
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Bill Clinton's plan was quite moderate but still couldn't pass.
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The moderate Democrat worked with Kennedy as a House representative.
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Pressure has also ramped up on three moderate Democrats — Sens.
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All signatories are Democrats except for one — moderate Republican Sen.
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Mainland markets saw more moderate declines than their regional peers.
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Moderate Democrats said soon after that they'd continue the negotiations.
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Morningstar's Moderate Target Risk benchmark allocates 60 percent to stocks.
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Since joining Congress, Sinema has a more moderate political image.
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Van Drew won that race, succeeding longtime moderate Republican Rep.
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Tunisia's largest political party, moderate Islamist Ennahda, will back Saied.
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Biden continues to appeal to moderate, white voters as well.
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Other indexes in the region also closed with moderate losses.
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Letters Insulting his moderate conservative supporters only increases their defensiveness.
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There's almost no ground for a moderate to stand on.
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The United States has provided some support to moderate rebels.
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It had previously said it expected "moderate" growth to continue.
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The Fed's job is to minimize unemployment and moderate inflation.
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Buttigieg, like Biden, has positioned himself as a moderate Democrat.
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Ayanna Pressley -- get far more attention than their moderate counterparts.
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That's a workout comparable to intense racquetball or moderate rowing.
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High refinancing risk is partly mitigated by Silknet's moderate leverage.
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He's now considering whether to run as a moderate Democrat.
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Wall Street considers both Kraft Heinz and Mondelez moderate buys.
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Frelinghuysen was -- and is -- a noted moderate and establishment figure.
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They are also considering appealing to former moderate Republican Sen.
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The message for moderate Dems in 2020: Unite or perish.
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In a moderate outbreak, about 200,000 Americans would need one.
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So now the moderate Republicans are trying to force him.
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Lauren Katzenberg, editor of At War, will moderate the discussion.
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A moderate agenda should magnify our affections for one another.
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Rafsanjani's successor, Mohammad Khatami, was supposed to be a moderate.
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Iran's president, Rouhani, is considered somewhat moderate for Iranian politics.
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Moderate Democrats encouraged their party to begin the impeachment inquiry.
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Those moderate districts are ghost towns in a warring Congress.
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That means that moderate voters are indeed up for grabs.
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"To me, this was a moderate rehab," Mr. Raposo said.
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To prevail, a moderate Democrat will need to behave likewise.
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They can appeal to moderate voters without betraying progressive values.
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But it also has created awkward moments for moderate Democrats.
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John Hickenlooper, have shored up the more traditional moderate flank.
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Many moderate and conservative Democrats played critical roles in Watergate.
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Both Democrats and moderate Republicans warned against such an outcome.
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It no longer has a true "moderate" faction beyond Sen.
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"There appears to be some light to moderate, actually moderate to heavy precipitation on the final for runway two-eight," the controller said in air traffic control audio posted to the streaming site liveatc.net.
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VRS The VRs of the three banks reflect their small (ABB, PCBB) to moderate (Expressbank) market franchises, moderate risk appetites, better-than-sector asset quality, adequate capitalisation and profitability, stable funding and ample liquidity.
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Williams calculated that, by later this century, rates of light turbulence could increase by 59 percent, moderate turbulence by 94 percent, moderate-to-severe turbulence by 127 percent, and severe turbulence by 149 percent.
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"People think in a left-right frame: 'Oh, in a moderate district you have to be moderate,' " Ben Tulchin, Sanders's pollster, who has also polled for Rouda and others in Orange County, told me.
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While Americans are sharply divided on the issue overall, the middle ground is much less polarized: 36 percent of conservative and moderate Democrats oppose abortion, as do 45 percent of moderate and liberal Republicans.
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They gathered 133 low-to-moderate moderate coffee drinkers (those who drink no more than four cups a day) who did not have any coffee for at least five hours prior to the study.
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People who favor moderate gun control measures but worry about more draconian steps can vote for politicians who favor moderate gun control measures secure in the knowledge that draconian stuff is off the table.
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It's also highly unlikely that the GOP is going to have a filibuster-proof 60-seat majority in 2017, so the president, regardless of party, will have to appease both moderate Republicans and moderate Democrats.
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Third, he wants to reduce the subsidies that low and moderate-income homeowners receive in the current system through policies such as the "duty to serve" low and moderate-income households in the mortgage market.
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A Democratic candidate who can speak to that, inspire it and model it with his or her cabinet plans — by bringing together a broad range of moderate and progressive Democrats and moderate Republicans — will win.
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Moderate Republican women once joined forces with Democrats to support such issues as abortion rights, but moderate women have felt increasingly unwelcome in the Republican Party, said Michele Swers, a professor of government at Georgetown.
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She positioned herself as the moderate aggressor in the progressive-against-moderate dynamic that has defined several Democratic debates and was on display again Tuesday night in portions over child care, college tuition and more.
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Moderate sedation, also known as "conscious" sedation, requires more vigilance than minimal sedation, such as laughing gas, because children could slip from moderate to deep sedation, which means they can't necessarily maintain their own airway.
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The majority of Democratic voters still identify as moderate (54%), and Gallup finds that that at least in the abstract a majority of Democrats (54%) want their party to become more moderate instead of liberal.
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Otherwise, he warned, America might "moderate its commitment to the alliance".
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In truth, Kasich isn't some flaming moderate (how's that for oxymoron?).
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Mr Perriello's voting record in Congress suggests he is a moderate.
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It's important to note that technology isn't going to moderate itself.
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But more moderate sedentary times were not tied to increased risk.
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The only thing it doesn't seem to have: moderate Republican votes.
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Have the moderate forces in Iran been undermined as a result?
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There's also the problem of defining what moderate drinking actually is.
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The issue runs the risk of dividing moderate and progressive Dems.
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Merck was testing the drug sufferers with mild to moderate symptoms.
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Overall, the stock scores a cautiously optimistic 'moderate buy' consensus rating.
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Joe Donnelly to oppose Trump's pick, but also moderate Republican Sens.
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" He added: "Some days the pain could be moderate and manageable.
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Mary, president says maybe a great success, maybe a moderate success.
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Obamacare subsidies are available to people with low and moderate incomes.
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He was widely regarded as an effective legislator and moderate Democrat.
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Rob Portman, a moderate, also questioned the efficacy of a wall.
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Moscow has sometimes questioned whether U.S.-backed rebels really are moderate.
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Foreign demand also rose though at a slightly more moderate pace.
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Swing vote politicians are often looking to burnish a moderate image.
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That cardiac stress is equivalent to moderate and vigorous exercise, respectively.
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Claire McCaskill, a moderate Democrat who notably voted against Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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"It's fratricide at the moment," said a prominent moderate in Washington.
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I did see genuine debate and expertise, particularly among moderate Democrats.
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In the aftermath, both moderate Republicans and hardline conservatives vented frustration.
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Israeli officials were among the first to label him a moderate.
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In many ways he was a model lawmaker, diligent and moderate.
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It may not be possible to moderate communities of incomprehensible size.
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"We expect the global economy to continue moderate expansion," he said.
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At moderate speeds, there is a bias to the rear motor.
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Wage inflation has also been moderate despite a tight labor market.
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The stadium, which sustained moderate damage from Hurricane Maria, was repaired.
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The growth figures point to headwinds and moderate growth in China.
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It's the law that allows platform companies to moderate their platforms.
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Governments try to moderate booms but often overdo or underdo it.
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One senses the Democratic Party's moderate leadership is mapping similar maneuvers.
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Fitch assesses EIB's capitalisation relative to other MDB peers as moderate.
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Mr Thein Maung seems moderate compared with some other ethnic Rakhines.
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Henry Cuellar, a relatively moderate Democrat, told BuzzFeed News on Monday.
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That leaves a lot of undecided moderate voters wondering what Mrs.
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Until now, FedRAMP only authorized the use of moderate impact workloads.
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Despite the increases in the core CPI, underlying inflation remains moderate.
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Few primaries have as many moderate voters as New Hampshire's does.
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We expect repayments per year to remain moderate through to 2030.
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Moderate Republicans expressed unease with potential cuts to popular domestic programs.
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But the company has tended toward moderate Republicans in past hiring.
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But for now, the trend in labor cost increases remains moderate.
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Yet if it does, it risks losing its more moderate supporters.
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Pessimists note that Hugo Chávez initially posed as a moderate, too.
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Anyone 12 and up who suffers from mild to moderate acne.
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These strengths are mitigated by Henan's moderate level of contingent liabilities.
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And Europe's most moderate populist party may become less well-behaved.
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"People are saving a moderate amount in 529 plans," Creonte said.
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I'm taking in healthy and unhealthy calories, in a moderate way.
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Moderate senators worried that millions of people would lose their insurance.
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The polling bump earned by this moderate leftward tilt quickly vanished.
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Those subsidies are available to people with low or moderate incomes.
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Risks for the sovereign stemming from the banking sector are moderate.
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Tim Kaine, a moderate Democrat from Virginia, as her running mate.
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Preliminary data shows a further moderate reduction in stocks for June.
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Some more moderate senators have said they're receptive to that idea.
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Biden leads among primary voters who consider themselves moderate or conservative.
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More conservative Republicans are more enthusiastic to vote than moderate Republicans.
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But Haley has shown some moderate positions on a few occasions.
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More alarming, 80 percent suffered moderate to severe symptoms of anxiety.
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Tom Carper (D-DE), a moderate Democrat, is up for reelection.
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But at least moderate expectations for a fourth cut in December.
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ABC's Martha Raddatz and CNN's Anderson Cooper will moderate that event.
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NBC's Lester Holt will moderate the first debate on September 26.
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Fox's Chris Wallace will moderate the third debate on October 19.
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Less expected have been the shifts in thinking among moderate nationalists.
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But MacArthur didn't bring many or any moderate votes with him.
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Moderate Republicans would feel a lot more pressure this time around.
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Feathers remain on the field for a moderate length of time.
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If they support the bill, they'll lose moderate and independent voters.
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But any increase will be "moderate" to protect fares, Taylor added.
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"I actually think Trump is somewhat of a moderate," Dean said.
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Yen, a moderate Republican, felt like he had to do something.
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Then again, adding the amendment alone could drive away moderate votes.
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At the current 'BBB+' rating the company has moderate financial flexibility.
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They'll moderate the way they govern for the next few years.
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Susan Collins of Maine, a moderate, to bring down the bill.
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It's anyone's guess how both conservative and moderate Republicans will react.
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Deficits generally shrink in times of low unemployment and moderate growth.
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Moderate GOP senators then met with McConnell Friday afternoon — including Sens.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis, a moderate voice in Situation Room meetings.
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NBC anchor Lester Holt, who will moderate the debate on Sept.
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Sometimes voters had a choice only between hardline and moderate conservatives.
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Her colleague sustained moderate injuries from stab wounds, Levtzion-Korach said.
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PT, the city was put in the yellow, or "moderate," zone.
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"These kids all have mild to moderate mental retardation," Viljoen said.
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Still, the early polls seem to favor Biden's more moderate approach.
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That aid is available to people with low and moderate incomes.
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But the plan has met resistance from the party's moderate quarters.
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The vote of moderate liberal Justice Stephen Breyer could be key.
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Debt will, however, remain moderate, at about 66% of current revenue.
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So, you're going to see a more moderate pace of growth.
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That is the record of a moderate, fair-minded, nonpartisan jurist.
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Turbulence around the world is classified as light, moderate and severe.
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But moderate Islamists could be part of a new political landscape.
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Bennet is one of Washington's more moderate Democrats in the primary.
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Invatlan's ratings also reflect the expected moderate levels of double leverage.
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So it's possible that she's doing nothing to moderate her father.
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ABK has a moderate franchise in Kuwait, underpinned by regional expansion.
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But for more moderate senators, like Portman and West Virginia's Sen.
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But she did stake out moderate ground in her opening statement.
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Notably, however, the more moderate candidates haven't lined up behind it.
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Kiwibank's growth over recent years has been moderate relative to peers.
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Newer research is finding similar associations with moderate levels of drinking.
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PRE's financial leverage ratio is moderate at 20.2% as of Sept.
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And looks to me like that person is usually a moderate.
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ABN AMRO's long-term strategy includes maintaining a moderate risk appetite.
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That could tempt some on its moderate wing to split off.
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" Emblazoned above both was the statement: "Yesterday's moderate is today's headline.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, who was known to be a moderate on
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It's very moderate and we are open to discussing the details.
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Only time can tell, but there are reasons for moderate optimism.
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Sanders also long spoke in fairly moderate terms about gun control.
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Germany is well-placed to accommodate the expected moderate fiscal loosening.
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These places are populated by Democrats but also by moderate Republicans.
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They acknowledged strong labor markets, recent reasonable signs of moderate growth.
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Statscan said higher mortgage rates may also have helped moderate prices.
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The ratings also incorporate moderate debt and healthy debt payback ratios.
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Moderate Muslim leaders fear that the latest attack will deepen distrust.
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Democrats and some moderate Republicans say help can wait no longer.
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It is designed and engineered for heavy rain and moderate snow.
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During the development of the 85033 tax law, moderate GOP Sen.
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Patel said the company's operating margin expansion is likely to moderate.
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Thomas Fuller, our San Francisco bureau chief, will moderate the conversation.
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A handful have stated that they support a moderate wealth tax.
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The money will help close the deal with the moderate pragmatists.
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Schultz is a moderate who wants to work across party lines.
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She first burst onto the political scene by defeating moderate Rep.
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The moderate Muslim communities of Europe need to do much more.
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Pete King of New York, leader of the GOP's moderate wing.
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Nick Freitas, the pick of more moderate Republicans in the state.
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Find a smart, happy, confident, experienced, tough, moderate candidate and win.
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Per the Washington Post, the forecast uncertainty is moderate to high.
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"I certainly wouldn't sign the more moderate one," the president said.
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Mr. Lauer, fortunately, is not going to moderate a presidential debate.
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We expect growth rates to moderate as competition among lenders returns.
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Moderate intensity exercise is generally safe for most people, Fielding said.
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Moreover, Iran's moderate voices are wary of closely aligning with Russia.
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Last week, McConnell got into a heated exchange with moderate Sen.
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One is upscale: politically moderate suburbs outside Philadelphia, Denver, Minneapolis-St.
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Leader: Moshe Kahlon The party casts itself as moderate right-wing.
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The move came after several moderate senators, led by retiring Sen.
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Meanwhile, you can have more moderate candidates representing more swing areas.
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Another important tactical victory was securing the support of moderate Sen.
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"She has to be inclusive … of the more moderate folks," Rep.
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Specialty apparel and department stores saw "moderate gains," the release said.
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I do a combination of moderate and vigorous exercise every day.
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He's a 6th District voter who describes himself as a moderate.
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A public option is now a favorite proposal among moderate Democrats.
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He has promised to promote a more moderate form of Islam.
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The best Amex card for travel with a moderate annual fee
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Postmenopausal women might experience bone health benefits from moderate alcohol use.
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" This comes close to meaning something along the lines of "moderate.
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Davids, like Niermann, has staked out more moderate positions than Welder.
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His call for moderate Muslims to "do more" does not help.
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Moderate parties and the politics of consensus suffer while demagogues flourish.
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And during the health care debate, it was a moderate -- Rep.
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Trump's lunch included a number of more moderate Republicans, including Sens.
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Moderate Republicans killed the repeal of the Affordable Care Act — again.
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How do you moderate content in a media platform that size?
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But Paul added the cuts the Medicaid could jeopardize moderate votes.
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He added that the cuts to Medicaid could jeopardize moderate votes.
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Here's my take: This is a sensible, moderate and necessary plan.
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And the GOP's most prominent and outspoken moderate voices — including Reps.
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So even the usually well-behaved moderate members are wreaking havoc.
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Yes, but: Sinema is a moderate Democrat in a red state.
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New peril for moderate Dems: voters are happy with Trump's economy.
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Curbelo is a moderate Republican in a very Democratic-leaning district.
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Peterson is a moderate from rural Minnesota, first elected in 1990.
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The official diagnosis is now "substance use disorder," moderate to severe.
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Yes, but: More moderate Democrats notched important wins outside of California.
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Hey, somebody's got to herd these cats and moderate this thing.
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You're going to need a new focus to moderate your message.
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You're a north London fashion girl with a moderate coke habit.
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Larry Hogan (R), considered a moderate in his party, told Politico.
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Lack of strong wage growth has contributed to moderate consumption growth.
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The strategic wisdom of those moves is lampooned by moderate Republicans.
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Jeff Flake, Democrats have a shot with a moderate Democrat, Rep.
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Consistent capital generation and moderate dividend policies underpin Occidente's capital metrics.
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That chamber, too, faced opposition from both conservative and moderate pockets.
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However, speaking to CNBC on Monday, moderate candidate Pazderski denied this.
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But for investors, the moderate Biden's surge was a welcome event.
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He is an Army veteran, a physician and a moderate politically.
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NBC has plenty of affiliates in moderate areas of the country.
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His American friends say his politics were moderate, maybe even progressive.
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To be a moderate is to be at war with idolatry.
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Can a Republican moderate hold a majority Hispanic district in Texas?
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Privately, many moderate Democratic senators are harshly critical of Sanders's tactics.
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There was no evolutionary pressure for it to moderate its virulence.
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They are also much more likely to identify as politically moderate.
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The crown prince lauded a "moderate Islam" that embraces the world.
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Even in Scandinavia, Dr. Havranek noted, the savings would be moderate.
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And Trump's presidency has tested Collins's moderate image unlike anything else.
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Are you getting fewer invitations to moderate these types of events?
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He's about as moderate as they come, a North Carolina specialty.
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Any trio of conservative or moderate senators could sink the bill.
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Well, I take a little bit more moderate stance than that.
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Bipartisan, moderate politics feel inadequate for the political moment, liberals argue.
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The Islamic State pushed out moderate rebels, easily seizing strategic territory.
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"Our Islam is modern, moderate and different from others," he said.
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None of that means these moderate approaches are bad or unworkable.
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Originally, under the leadership of Fawcett, the movement was largely moderate.
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There is a moderate opposition, which is not an extremist one.
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In polls, people thought Donald Trump was quite moderate in 2016.
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They must resolve big differences between their moderate and conservative wings.
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Dianne Feinstein, a moderate California Democrat, to push her toward confrontation.
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Collins is the most moderate member of the Senate Republican conference.
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"So many moderate intellectuals have been detained now," Dr. Harris said.
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This kind of moderate savings also marks the sharpest racial divide.
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Sanders has long been criticized for his moderate record on guns.
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Almost 50% of Democratic primary voters identify as moderate or conservative.
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More moderate voices have also contributed to the Yiannopoulos abstraction phenomenon.
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"Infighting in Washington," echoed Arman-e Emrooz, a more moderate paper.
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We could have a very weakened president, with no moderate opposition.
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Most people who get infected with the virus experience moderate symptoms.
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Essentially, those with moderate to high suspicion of infection are isolated.
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Both were moderate Republicans with wide appeal to Republicans and Democrats.
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But Bloomberg is far from moderate on a number of issues.
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Another 30 percent said they had moderate difficulty finding such workers.
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Of course, moderate or heavy drinking might increase the risks further.
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Theoretically, a moderate tries to satisfy as many interests as possible.
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In moderate doses caffeine has mainly positive effects for most people.
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Moderate voices have long urged compromise as the only sensible solution.
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I think of myself as a moderate caught in the middle.
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"Enthusiasm is on Democrats' side," said moderate Democratic strategist Kristen Hawn.
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Yet even a moderate level of disorder often triggers such statements.
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Those premium subsidies, for low- and moderate-income people, will continue.
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Arrington's failure to convince moderate Republicans in the suburbs, may have
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Now, he said, trade with Iran could help moderate the country.
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The more moderate composition of South Carolina's primary voters boosted Biden.
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Mr. Bachus was known in the House as a pragmatic moderate.
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We need a moderate, utilitarian use of screens in our lives.
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He's campaigned as the steady, moderate alternative to the fiery Netanyahu.
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She is now being protected by a local moderate Muslim militia.
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They are designed for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss.
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The proposals bear similarities with those of moderate frontrunner Joe Biden.
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And look, I don't consider myself a moderate or a centrist.
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Like Buttigieg and Biden, Klobuchar has positioned herself as a moderate.
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The scale of some moments is easier to moderate than others.
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They're a little more moderate and interested in finding middle ground.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who is 67, is a wise, experienced, moderate leader.
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Last week, 10% of the state was under a moderate drought.
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That said, they haven't coalesced around any more moderate Sanders alternative.
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Among moderate Democratic caucusgoers, a quarter each supported Biden and Buttigieg.
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When moderate lawmakers in his Conservative Party objected, he expelled them.
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Moderate Democrats are actively working to turn out those potential voters.
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Because I do think that these are pretty pragmatic, moderate people.
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Moderate Republican legislators thus find themselves forced to pick their poison.
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Schumer called on moderate Republican colleagues to reconsider McConnell's aggressive timeline.
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He made them after receiving pushback from moderate Republicans, including Sens.
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She is a moderate whose support Republicans cannot afford to lose.
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About half the state's residents live in moderate to extreme poverty.
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Back in the day he was a sort of indifferent moderate.
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"Specialty apparel and department stores ... saw moderate gains," the report said.
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Moderate Republicans are unhappy about dismantling the entire Affordable Care Act.
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Steve LaTourette, a moderate Republican who advocated for pragmatism over partisanship.
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A Merrick Garland-style moderate would sail through the confirmation process.
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Moderate senators could balk at the provision for the same reasons.
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But the move has frustrated two key moderate GOP senators — Sens.
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However, IMF stressed that China should moderate its excessive credit growth.
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The measure faces opposition from Democrats and some moderate Republicans. video
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"We expect a moderate rand depreciation trend in the coming months".
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Meanwhile, Joe Biden has little competition for moderate working class Democrats.
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Trump ratcheted up the pressure on one moderate Republican holdout, Sen.
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But throughout it, the otherwise immoderate regime's nuclear behavior remained moderate.
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The deal gives moderate Democrats a win to tout at home.
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Elizabeth Warren hasn't yet won over either progressives or moderate Democrats.
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I fear that a moderate candidate will lose to President Trump.
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Moderate rivals like former Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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Alice Stewart: Keep your eye on moderate Pete Buttigieg Vermont Sen.
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It's unclear if he helps Democrats win in more moderate districts.
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Many ordinary Iranians, prominent activists and moderate politicians plan to boycott.
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Instead, I found a closely reasoned discussion, expressed in moderate terms.
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That's the bind that she and other moderate Democrats are in.
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"Nor is the selection of a moderate cleric as successor likely."
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Lamb ran as a moderate eager to work across party lines.
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Weren't you sorta into Biden as one of the moderate possibilities?
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While in Congress, he had a reputation as a moderate Republican.
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He has vision," Schwarzenegger went on, saying, "He's also a moderate.
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In the end, only eight moderate Democrats voted against the resolution.
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Household spending rising at a 'strong pace' to a 'moderate pace'.
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In 2018, as a group of moderate House Democrats including Reps.
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The party's moderate vote is splintered among several candidates while Sen.
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Clinton appealed to moderate voters on guns, reassuring a skeptical constituency.
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He's alienated moderate Republicans with his harsh rhetoric toward racial minorities.
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History shows JFK was a moderate liberal, certainly not a leftist.
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Those who consider themselves moderate or conservative generally lean Biden's way.
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But response from the federal government has been moderate at best.
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She may be too moderate or too frank for your taste.
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Amy Klobuchar the type of white moderate that MLK warned about?
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Four states had high outpatient activity, and eight had moderate rates.
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"As to religion a moderate stock will satisfy me," he wrote.
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It's also not clear that this would actually help moderate Democrats.
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Pelosi's narrow focus on the survival of moderate Democrats is understandable.
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Unlike Merrick Garland, Neil Gorsuch is not a moderate, consensus candidate.
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And once you do, the usual advice for moderate exercise applies.
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Democrats have mostly tried to win Florida with more moderate candidates.
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Sharia is to be moderate and the mixing of gender encouraged.
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It focused on metrics social media platforms used to moderate content.
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"Last time we nominated someone who was more moderate," he said.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) and even more moderate Senators like Sen.
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Buttigieg's voters tend to be more moderate; Warren's are more liberal.
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The rest of the finance sector was more moderate in tone.
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He criticized the media's characterization of the Iranian regime as moderate.
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"I don't think there's anything moderate about jailing journalists," he said.
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I cannot stand by as good, loyal moderate Conservatives are expelled.
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He's still more moderate than about 75% of the Republican caucus.
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The BOJ and ECB can't even deal with a moderate shock.
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"In a period of moderate inflation the retailers actually do better."
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However, analysts see only a moderate potential for operating margin growth.
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Biden's support, for example, hits 30% among moderate and conservative Democrats.
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Few Democrats defected from their party; the dissenters included moderate Rep.
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ET) town halls, Anderson Cooper will moderate the Warren (8 p.m.
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Fitch regards these features as leading to moderate non-performance risk.
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Other more moderate candidates, meanwhile, just got lost in the shuffle.
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Laura Kelly, who secured the endorsements of high-profile moderate Republicans.
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Try a local climbing gym or do a moderate hike outdoors.
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All the patients had moderate to severe blockages in coronary arteries.
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That's when moderate levels of the stress hormone cortisol kick in.
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" But he quickly added: "I'm not talking about a moderate agenda.
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He is the mayor of a moderate-size city, after all.
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Coming into the year expectations were for a moderate growth rebound.
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For most people, the virus causes only mild or moderate symptoms.
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He presented himself as moderate and bipartisan, always willing to listen.
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Senator Jeff Flake, a moderate Republican, issued a plea for civility.
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They want to pressure McConnell's moderate Republican colleagues such as Sens.
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Even moderate Republicans are likely tempted by an argument like that.
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They're a moderate Islamic social movement — they're not Salafists or fundamentalists.
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In 2013, Iranians elected the more moderate Hassan Rouhani as president.
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And the Trump campaign is doing nothing to moderate their expectations.
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Democrats and moderate Republicans also support a clean debt-ceiling increase.
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"There's no suggestion we should be changing our flights," moderate Rep.
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The US is quietly engaging in a moderate version of this.
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Yes, it's safe to assume that Musk considers himself a moderate.
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"There will be noise going into year-end, but I think we'll end the year with a moderate message on the Fed and a moderate message on trade," said Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt.
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The Department of Health and Human Services suggests that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity or 75 minutes of vigorous aerobic activity a week, or a combination of moderate and vigorous activity.
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Rather than compare the moderate drinkers only to abstainers, the study team also compared moderate drinkers to light drinkers, and controlled for exercise habits, mental health status, and other factors that could have muddled their findings.
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Pursuing a moderate agenda more than twenty years ago gave President Clinton the credibility as a fiscal conservative and a cultural moderate that was essential to regaining the support of suburban moderates to the Democratic Party.
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Its analysis found the class A and AB notes' ratings remained stable under both of Fitch's moderate and severe default (15% and 30% increase) and moderate and severe recovery rate (15% and 30% decrease) stress scenarios.
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Here are five of the key takeaways: Heitkamp defends reputation as a moderate Heitkamp has garnered a reputation as one of the most moderate Democrats in the Senate, and she aggressively defended that reputation on Thursday.
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More moderate Conservatives worried a hardcore Brexiteer might steer the UK out of the EU without a deal in place at all; Brexiteers fretted that a more moderate party member might seek an even softer Brexit.
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Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.) helped orchestrate the Democratic takeover of the House by running moderate, pro-gun Democrats, but the incoming class of House Democrats are far from moderate when it comes to taking on gun violence.
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A broad, hazy sense that Biden is a more moderate option won't do him in for the simple reason that, as Gallup found last December, most rank-and-file Democrats say they favor a more moderate party.
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Only 16% of conservative Republicans and 13% of moderate Republicans say that "almost all climate scientists" agree that human behavior is mostly responsible for climate change, compared with 55% of liberal Democrats and 29% of moderate Democrats.
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Refinancing risks are moderate given the availability of funding support from shareholders, while third-party external liabilities were moderate at 7% of non-equity funding at BPS, 203% at BGPB and visible more significant 15.6% at BelVEB.
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But what remains to be seen is whether Schultz or some other candidate for president will adopt a centrist point of view that goes beyond a version of moderation associated with either moderate Democrats or moderate Republicans.
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As a result moderate Republicans are being marginalized right out of the party, and if the GOP nominates Trump, that sends a message to moderate, common sense Republicans that they are no longer welcome in the party.
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EBITDA Margins to Moderate: We expect DSG's consolidated EBITDA margins to moderate in FY17 and FY18 due to the increase in commodity prices globally and a weak local currency, which will drive up its raw material costs.
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Voters would be happier, almost by definition, if moderate Senate Republicans would just agree to support House Democrats' most popular ideas and then moderate House Democrats would, in turn, agree to support Senate Republicans' most popular ideas.
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Using a hypothetical moderate to very severe influenza pandemic, the plan estimated that with a moderate pandemic, 2475 million people would need medical care, 219 million would need to be hospitalized and 200,000 would need intensive care.
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Or should they take Trump's success as evidence that even reform conservatism was ultimately too sanguine and too moderate, and that there are deeper problems in the economic order that require a more-than-moderate conservative response?
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So, we can both do buy backs and deliver what society needs from our teammates, from $2300 million to charity, $5 million to low-to-moderate income housing, hired 6,000 people from low-to-moderate income neighborhoods.
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In terms of an immigration reform package that would appeal to the coalition you mentioned of moderate Democrats and independents, maybe some moderate Republicans, isn't order at the border something that still has a lot of appeal?
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Again, we found that liberal and moderate whites, in response to the welcoming treatment, felt more at home and less likely to want to move than did liberal and moderate whites who were given the unwelcoming treatment.
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It sounds like you haven't felt the need to moderate your stances.
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This will mean redoubling the effort to train more moderate Sunni Arabs.
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" And last week, he said: "I was never labeled as a moderate.
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And her overall campaign frames her as the moderate in the race.
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"He sounds more like a moderate Republican all the time," he said.
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Collins, the most moderate Senate Republican, might be unpersuadable no matter what.
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Make that three moderate Democrats backing Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court.
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But this, perhaps, is to be expected from a more moderate Democrat.
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In a large, deep skillet, heat the olive oil over moderate heat.
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Kasich is often described as a moderate — a label Kasich himself rejects.
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Some moderate Republicans have also called on Trump to stop the separations.
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Deals moderate damage at medium range with a low rate of fire.
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Also, it considers the bank's good credit quality and moderate capital position.
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Reformist and moderate candidates have accused the Guardian Council of eliminating rivals.
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Ohio governor has taken the role of the moderate, sensible adult in
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"Employment...maintained a modest to moderate pace of expansion," the report found.
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Since 2013, however, the Saudis have turned toward supporting more "moderate" groups.
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Then comes a series of Northeastern states full of more moderate Republicans.
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In his early congressional career Ryan had a more moderate political profile.
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The Maine moderate said in a Washington Post opinion article on Aug.
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Earlier this week, a group of moderate Republicans — led by Tennessee Sen.
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Many lower- and moderate-income Americans receive subsidies that reduce their premiums.
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John Delaney, another moderate candidate who has hammered Sanders in recent weeks.
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He's running as a moderate pragmatist with a "get it done" mantra.
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Moderate Republicans dismissed Kushner's plan, calling it too narrow to pass Congress.
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A world where the moderate Republicans triumphed and the ideologues got rolled.
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But she also needs Pelosi and moderate House Democrats to trust her.
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Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer
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Start with a moderate amount, say three or four hours a week.
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Moderate candidates helped propel Democrats to win back the House in 2018.
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But it opens an opportunity for a more moderate Republican, like Sen.
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Monetary policy is also supposed to moderate or stimulate demand as needed.
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It also shows that the additional walking was at a moderate clip.
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Garland is a liberal, but on the moderate end of the spectrum.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez think and will, therefore, embrace a more moderate nominee.
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Justice Roberts might turn out to be more moderate than people think.
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It's about a 20 minute ride each way at a moderate pace.
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"She is well ... We know that it is moderate microcephaly," Mendoza said.
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Charlie Dent, a moderate from Pennsylvania, who has yet to back Trump.
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Twitch has been thoughtful about how to moderate on comments on Pulse.
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Amy Klobuchar, are battling for the moderate lane in the Democratic primary.
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Most of Indonesia's Muslims are moderate and are not clamouring for prohibition.
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Moderate Democrats repeatedly voted with Republicans on procedural matters in the House.
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And the bank said it expects a more moderate decline in 2020.
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According to The New Yorker, he positioned himself as a moderate conservative.
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As if only moderate Republican women would care about sexual assault. Sen.
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Use only moderate financial leverage, like a mortgage, in your financial life.
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In exchange, the EU could ask Italy to moderate its fiscal plans.
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By and large, Bangladesh is as moderate as Sheikh Hasina is intemperate.
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They know the path to victory in 2020 runs through moderate districts.
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But that didn't help Clinton, the more moderate of the two candidates.
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For some, moderate amounts of spicy food may even help with indigestion.
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Voters picked a moderate, Tsai Ing-wen, as Taiwan's first female president.
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Mr Colyer is a relatively moderate conservative who was expected to win.
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Murkowski and Collins are known as among the more moderate Senate Republicans.
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I feel like the pendulum can't just go for a moderate swing.
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Since then, Ms Sinema has assiduously cultivated a moderate image and record.
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The majority of California is experiencing abnormally dry conditions and moderate drought.
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The drought officially ended in 2017, but moderate drought persisted until 2019.
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Despite the upward revision, the trend in labor cost increases remains moderate.
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The more moderate Tuesday Group has been less clear on its demands.
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Mortgage rates have risen above 4 percent, while wage growth remains moderate.
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First off, it really only gives a moderate increase in breast size.
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Corbyn self-identifies as a socialist, which freaks out more moderate voters.
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Ohio's moderate Republican governor called on his party to immediately abandon Moore.
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Susan Collins, a moderate Republican, in the afternoon, working on a plan.
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Wallace is the first Fox News journalist to moderate a presidential debate.
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Low and behold, moderate drinking still seemed like a pretty safe behavior.
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Sure, it made for consensus-oriented moderate politics at the national level.
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Those in the party's moderate and right-leaning camps fear the worst.
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"Hawkish on security, moderate on diplomacy," as a party colleague describes him.
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Analysts expect growth to remain moderate for the rest of the year.
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Yum China also said it expected sales growth to "moderate" going forward.
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Kamala Harris who have targeted their appeals to more moderate Democratic voters.
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"The only peaceful and moderate Muslims are the dead ones," said another.
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There were, however, three consequential elections in which moderate Democratic candidates prevailed.
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Imagine its growth were then to moderate to a more normal pace.
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High rate-of-fire sidearm that does moderate damage at medium range.
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Many moderate Republicans averse to cutting Medicaid announced they were on board.
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This unites our caucus from the most liberal to the most moderate.
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The Socialists are now "the only moderate party", he said this week.
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The Steve Bannon part or do you mean a more moderate part?
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But his numbers among supposedly undecided Republican-leaning/moderate WHITE voters will.
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Ms Levavasseur's fairly moderate left-leaning instincts are at odds with others'.
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They have urged Western governments to moderate their hostility to Mr Assad.
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Democrat Sara Gideon has announced her bid against moderate GOP incumbent Sen.
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But Mueller's testimony did nothing to convince moderate first-term Democrat Rep.
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Peterson knows something about courting moderate Democrats to vote for GOP proposals.
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These volunteers are unable to remove reviews but do moderate forum posts.
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Even among the moderate middle, Brexit has become the biggest ideological split.
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Astonishingly, what a respondent said their ideology was — liberal, conservative, moderate, etc.
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For nearly 93 months, Priebus has sought to manage and moderate Trump.
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She's fairly liberal but has a tough race against moderate Republican Gov.
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The state has a sizable bloc of moderate Republicans, as well as
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One longstanding myth is that sex is as good as moderate exercise.
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In 2002, the FDA cleared mesh devices as a moderate-risk device.
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John Hickenlooper is positioning himself as a pragmatic, productive, drama-free moderate.
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There is also little evidence of a moderate revival in either party.
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Some moderate GOP senators have criticized its provision rolling back Medicaid expansion.
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Leonard Lance (NJ-07): Lance, like Dent, is a high profile moderate.
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The peril of populism for moderate politicians is that it polarizes debate.
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Feinstein, a Democrat from California, described Garland as a mainstream moderate nominee.
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Connect with a full clip for the higher end of moderate damage.
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Consistent capital generation and moderate dividend policies underpin Occidente's solid capital metrics.
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So far, too many principled conservatives and moderate Republicans have been silent.
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And the changes some of these more moderate senators want cost money.
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They undergo diagnostic tests, psychotherapy, and learn to moderate their internet use.
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Tom MacArthur, R-New Jersey, the leader of the moderate Tuesday group.
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Conservative and moderate GOPers have their own problems with the House legislation.
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That could make it easier for McConnell to pick off moderate votes.
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It's a minor (okay, MODERATE) pain, but the multiplayer is SUPER fun.
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The narrowness of Britain's vote -- 52% to 48% -- dictates a moderate course.
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