Instead, the governor's staff lawyers would prepare for him a detailed memo with competing arguments — the most aggressive case for clemency and the most aggressive case for execution.
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" Coats identified Russia as the "most aggressive foreign actor.
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This is Puerto Rico's most aggressive push for statehood yet.
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Sanders's plan is, unsurprisingly, the most aggressive toward the superrich.
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But China has been the most aggressive about claiming it.
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Powell's most aggressive advocate has been Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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So why is New Jersey among the nation's most aggressive?
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" He called Russia the "most aggressive foreign actor, no question.
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Chris Murphy's "Choose Medicare" bill is probably the most aggressive.
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Bernie Sanders proposing the most aggressive plan just last week.
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In this most aggressive adventure, costs more than double initially.
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Joseph Felix was one of Lima Company's most aggressive D.I.s.
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John McCain into the most aggressive proponent of the McConnell principle.
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Uber Money is the company's most aggressive push into financial services.
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We have the most aggressive re-entry program in the country.
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However, Pressman left the portfolios for his most aggressive clients untouched.
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Saudi Arabia is the most aggressive risk-taker of the lot.
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Learn how to master the most aggressive handshake on planet Earth?
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Japanese insurers have been among the most aggressive in overseas acquisitions.
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Twitter has perhaps been the most aggressive about blocking individual accounts.
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Sanders is most aggressive against Wall Street generally and speculators specifically.
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"Pennsylvania is probably the most aggressive of the gerrymanders," he said.
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Saber is the quickest and most aggressive of the fencing disciplines.
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Some of the best and most aggressive entrepreneurs in the world.
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Walmart and Amazon have some of the most aggressive hiring goals.
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Crystallex's moves against Haitong and Nomura are the most aggressive to date.
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It's one of China's most aggressive military moves in the regional standoff.
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The decision marked Trump's most aggressive move yet to dismantle the law.
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Senators Booker and Warren have been the most aggressive on this front.
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Then came Facebook's most aggressive move, the acquisition of Oculus in 2014.
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Sanders also takes the most aggressive line against the fossil fuel industry.
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The most aggressive invest heavily and eke out rather modest profit margins.
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Russia has for years been among the most aggressive actors in cyberspace.
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They found the two most aggressive warranty pitchers are P.C. Richards and Sears.
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Wealthfront, Betterment, and Ellevest have the most aggressive portfolios, thus had better performance.
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Instead, they offered empathy and release – albeit in the most aggressive manner possible.
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Film studios have been among the most aggressive in taking advantage of them.
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Yet the most aggressive players aren't markedly better than their softer-hitting peers.
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They are most aggressive during the annual mating or rutting season in autumn.
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But take caution: elk are known to be most aggressive in the fall.
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ForecastThe CJNG will remain the largest and most aggressive cartel group this year.
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The Purge: Election Year is Donald Trump's most aggressive campaign ad, by far.
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The most aggressive critic of the consensus is Mr Borio of the BIS.
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For the moment, Amazon seems to be the most aggressive recruiter of economists.
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Jim Jordan of Ohio was by far the most aggressive in his questioning.
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Instead, they ignored us and chose the most aggressive route they possibly could.
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The effect was especially significant with the most aggressive types of breast cancer.
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Of those, the Reserve Bank of India was one of the most aggressive.
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The last-place Baltimore Orioles, as expected, were the majors' most aggressive seller.
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Its estimates are the most aggressive credible ones of deleterious effects of NAFTA.
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Arguably the most aggressive and well-developed codetermination system is that of Germany.
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Did you ever imagine ... I'd say Amazon and Netflix are the most aggressive.
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Why it matters: It's a glimpse into the future: Statoil is among the most aggressive oil companies pursuing green investments to hedge against a lower-carbon economy, and California is the most aggressive state pursuing actions to cut carbon emissions.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has been the most aggressive candidate in the Democratic primary.
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Bangladesh's war on drugs has become one of the most aggressive in the world.
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Among U.S. carriers, Verizon (our parent company's parent company) has been the most aggressive.
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That in turn has prompted investors to tame their most aggressive rate hike bets.
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Beijing-based Anbang has been one of China's most aggressive dealmakers in recent years.
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Jim Jordan and John Ratcliffe, are expected to be the most aggressive Republican questioners.
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Japanese banks are among the most aggressive buyers of overseas assets in recent years.
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The most aggressive, brash game on PSVR has the potential to be its hit.
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In the most aggressive form of this argument, the LP might actively prevent sales.
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" Patel says the report showed food and coffee retailers were "the most aggressive expanders.
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He was also the main force behind the most aggressive enforcement against immigrant families.
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Cohen was the toughest-talking, most aggressive Trump defender at any cost out there.
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This may be the most aggressive claim Musk has made about the pickup truck.
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It used to be the most aggressive and extreme thing, [but] it isn't anymore.
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It's not surprising that Weaver is the Sanders surrogate articulating the most aggressive strategy.
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By most accounts, Warren has run the most aggressive and effective campaign to date.
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It has also been one of the most aggressive in taking on President Trump.
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But she was rarely overwhelmed against one of the tour's flattest, most aggressive hitters.
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Smaller countries like Ireland or Hungary have been the most aggressive in this race.
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It is considered the most aggressive and frequently diagnosed form of malignant brain tumor.
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"They're going to be probably the most aggressive defense in the N.F.L.," Dunbar said.
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This is technological determinism at its most aggressive, and it's generally a big fat fallacy.
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Our intelligence views them as the most aggressive and the malevolent force in the world.
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He called Russia "the most aggressive foreign" actor in attempts to disrupt and divide America.
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If nothing else, the Tab S23 represents Samsung's most aggressive approach to the category yet.
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Takeaways: The top 10 states with the most aggressive taxing all voted for Hillary Clinton.
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Of the four, "Russia has been the most aggressive foreign actor, no question," he said.
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Sure enough, the most aggressive players have been unusually successful, especially in the women's draw.
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Masayoshi Son's SoftBank has been among the most aggressive dealmakers in the automotive technology arena.
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Last month, the company scaled back some of its most aggressive promotion tactics after Sen.
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It was among the most aggressive moves against American tech company anywhere in the world.
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Read the letter here: Go deeper: Trump's new border plan is his most aggressive yet
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The ROX jungler has the reputation as one of the most aggressive in the role.
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And the finalist that was most aggressive about using machine learning, Heriot-Watt, placed third.
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Musically "Entartete Kunst" is certainly up there as one of the most aggressive Caїna tracks.
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Matt Bruenig, of the People's Policy Project, is the most aggressive proponent of this view.
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It's Trump's latest -- and most aggressive -- attempt to troll McConnell over the last 24 hours.
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Jim Jordan, who was Cohen's most aggressive questioner in the early hours of the hearing.
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"But the Laser is one of the classes where sailors are most aggressive," he added.
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Democrats also unleashed the largest and most aggressive wave of antitrust prosecution in American history.
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"He's the most aggressive one, dare I say, rude person in the room," he said.
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And the surgery pathology confirmed that: The tumor was "nuclear grade 3," the most aggressive.
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It is among the most aggressive investigations of the church undertaken by any judicial authority.
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Some tracks are very fast-paced, aggressive – it's definitely the most aggressive one I've made.
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Alabama's is one of the most aggressive ever in the U.S., aiming to criminalize abortion.
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Mr. de Blasio was the most aggressive candidate when it came to confronting his rivals.
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On Wednesday, he announced plans for the most aggressive action yet toward achieving that goal.
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Ms. Warren's regulatory agenda is perhaps most aggressive in its efforts to limit drug prices.
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Tokio Marine is the most aggressive and successful in overseas M&A among Japan's insurers.
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New York has been one of the most aggressive states in the regulation of cryptocurrencies.
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Health issues haven't dogged Sanders because he's had the most aggressive schedule of any candidate!
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Airbnb has been one of the most aggressive corporate critics of the current administration's policies.
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Stephens analysts made the most aggressive move, cutting their price target by $12 to $180.
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The price target is by far the most aggressive on Wall Street, according to FactSet.
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But some of its most aggressive goals will be difficult, if not unlikely, to achieve.
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"He is the most aggressive, dare I say rude, person in the room," Boutros said.
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The places that are most aggressive on deploying renewables — the Californias, New Yorks, Germanys, etc.
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"This group is tasked with the most aggressive behavior we see from Russia, and possibly the most aggressive we see, period," says John Hultquist, the director of intelligence analysis at security firm FireEye, whose team discovered and named Sandworm in the fall of 2014.
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Meanwhile, most of the underdogs who ousted them rate among the most aggressive in the sport.
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It was one of the most aggressive actions ever taken by Mexico on its southern border.
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But, she said, it has made her unafraid to challenge even her most aggressive political opponents.
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Canada is bracing for the possibility that Mr Trump may carry out his most aggressive threats.
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Shanghai-listed Kunlun has its bets on one of China's most aggressive smart driving companies. Pony.
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New York is on the cusp of passing the nation's most aggressive climate and energy law.
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And yet the rare outcome, Merkel cell carcinoma, is one of the most aggressive skin cancers.
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Dushku categorizes it as "one of the most cruel, most aggressive humiliations" she had ever experienced.
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We are currently in the midst of the most aggressive attack on women's rights in decades.
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Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) Blunt was, somewhat surprisingly, one of Comey's most aggressive questioners last week.
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Even Sheldon Whitehouse, the Senate's most aggressive climate hawk, ignored climate change in his press statement.
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Then he went soft again on America's most aggressive enemy and complained like a malcontent child.
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"This is the most aggressive structure in the market," said a person familiar with the deal.
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Even the most aggressive proposals by the Obama administration probably packed less punch than supporters believe.
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Primary Plasma Cell Leukemia is one of the rarest and most aggressive forms of Multiple Myeloma.
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But he's fulfilling one of his most aggressive campaign promises with his anti-China trade action.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) So far, Ellison has run the best organized and most aggressive campaign.
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Currently, Ohio's rape kit initiative is one of the most aggressive and extensive in the country.
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India's cumulative rate cuts totalling 24 bps make it the most aggressive central bank in Asia.
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But it's the most aggressive outbreak of a new illness since the SARS outbreak in 2003.
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Otterbein: Sanders made the most aggressive case yet against Biden on a debate stage this year.
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That's why it decided to make its most aggressive move yet to combat the American pressure.
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The tech companies that dominate this region's economy have been the most aggressive in making changes.
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One of the most aggressive makeovers is happening at Microsoft, a change forced by business necessity.
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And they were doing best in Chicago, where they had the most aggressive affirmative action policy.
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Dachsunds and chihuahuas are the two most aggressive dog breeds, and the combination yields one hellish competitor.
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It arguably marks the most aggressive campaign that Facebook employees have launched against their employer to date.
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Their most aggressive policies include universal income guarantees and imposing federal taxes on wealth, not just income.
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I wondered if Apple had any trepidation over what may be its most aggressive deletion of all.
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The country asked for ten times the number of takedowns as the next most aggressive censor, Russia.
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It soon became obvious that even the most aggressive methods wouldn't stop the spread of the flames.
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In short, it will be the most aggressive iPhone update since the iPhone 6 or iPhone 4.
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It was one of the most aggressive EPA's ever, and the first one to address climate change.
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"The most aggressive response by Morrisons would be a bid for Sainsbury's," Jefferies analyst James Grzinic said.
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"Rich people are definitely the most aggressive" in trying to reduce their annual taxable income, he said.
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Why it matters: This is the most aggressive effort any state has made to circumvent the ACA.
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For the most aggressive members of the GOP, projecting indifference toward default has become a favorite weapon.
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During Tillerson's time as C.E.O., Exxon stopped funding some of the most aggressive anti-climate-change groups.
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Trump was the most aggressive, proposing to bring the corporate income tax rate down to 15 percent.
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The proposal was one of the most aggressive attempts to fight climate change on the state level.
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He is now working for one of the most aggressive Republican anti-Trump groups, Our Principles PAC.
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The United States has been the most aggressive in shaking up the market, through flexible contract terms.
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"We have the most aggressive strategy in North America to reduce emissions from our buildings," Robertson said.
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The Caesar's bankruptcy has pitted some of the most aggressive investors on Wall Street against each other.
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Not surprisingly, this jump occurred as the company was imposing some of its most aggressive price increases.
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It&aposs no secret that Donald Trump is one of the most aggressive arms salesmen in history.
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Short of impeachment, this is the most aggressive legal action Congress can take against the executive branch.
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He was considered the most aggressive investor among the team's mostly cautious owners, whose membership occasionally changed.
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The Italian authorities have consistently taken some of the most aggressive steps to stop the virus's spread.
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California, Schiff's home state, has been one of the loudest and most aggressive states to fight back.
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The stick: warnings that the U.S. would unveil its "toughest and most aggressive" sanctions on North Korea.
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It was some of India's Christian groups that put up the most aggressive defense of the law.
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This week saw the cybersecurity world taking big strides against some of the world's most aggressive hackers.
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In the most aggressive debate yet this primary season, Bloomberg took a large portion of the attacks.
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Can you relate to your character, Action, who's described in the script as "the most aggressive" Jet?
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This was an issue for all the banks but Deutsche Bank was the most aggressive by far.
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The partnership with Walmart is one of FedEx's most aggressive expansions in retail yet, according to Philips.
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Under the IEA's most aggressive scenario, recycling could hit around 5 percent of high-value chemical demand.
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Still, the European Union is seen as taking the most aggressive regulatory stance against the tech industry.
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The initiative, started in 2005, has been one of the most aggressive attempts to protect the border.
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Both have wide-ranging climate plans, though Sanders' $16 trillion is the most aggressive (and rather controversial).
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"It was me who pushed him back, me who was most aggressive," Álvarez said through an interpreter.
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The plan announced today would be one of the most aggressive to rein in corrosive online content.
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It would represent the most aggressive action yet by the Trump White House to cut Medicaid spending.
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Barclays expects up to 150 billion pounds ($197 billion) extra QE. These are among the most aggressive forecasts.
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"Early diagnosis just gives you the opportunity to be the most aggressive that you can be," she said.
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Wu was arrested in June as troubles mounted for one of China's most aggressive buyers of overseas assets.
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This is the most aggressive position the administration could possibly take, which seems to be its default mode.
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The final decision is similar to the ITC's most aggressive recommendation, which was to initially impose 35% tariffs.
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Taking perhaps the most aggressive stance toward public notification anywhere in America is Ventura County in Southern California.
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Scott Pruitt is the most aggressive leader of the Environmental Protection Agency in its almost 50-year history.
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It's the most aggressive form of the legislation yet, which Democrats have filed many times in the past.
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M215 "will be the most aggressive in the market as they try to retain their customers," said Rodrigues.
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So I imagine that some of the most aggressive positions that we hear about from time to time.
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These fearsome trends are precisely why California is the most aggressive state on climate policy in the country.
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The United States is, by far, the world's most aggressive nation when it comes to cyberspying and cyberwarfare.
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Critics condemned his move late Thursday to eliminate the funding, his most aggressive move yet to dismantle ObamaCare.
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But as the president-elect, he has the moral duty to reject it in the most aggressive terms.
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She had a grade 4 glioblastoma — the most aggressive, deadly brain tumor there is — on her brain stem.
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Though Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton aren't spared, Caine saves his most aggressive defacement for the Republican candidates.
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In a recent brief, state officials argued that the Casey decision applied to only the most aggressive restrictions.
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The endorsements are the group's most aggressive moves after the fading of Sanders' candidacy over the past month.
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It is the most aggressive step taken yet by any of the US tech giants toward blockchain technology.
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Ms. Vestager's antitrust office has been one of the world's most aggressive regulators of the global tech industry.
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It was not the first advertising holding company, but WPP was the most aggressive and, eventually, the largest.
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If anything, the Fed hasn't been aggressive enough, but Yellen is easily the most aggressive of the finalists.
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Ohio is the most aggressive state in purging its voter rolls, ostensibly to remove people who have moved.
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"Right now in Syria, we're in the most aggressive E.W. environment on the planet from our adversaries," Gen.
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Analysts say T-Mobile has been the most aggressive, and it's been behind some of the biggest promotions.
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In fact, Brennan is the engineer of some of the most aggressive American efforts to eliminate jihadist terrorists.
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Scow believes green voters will looking closely at which candidate will be the most aggressive on these issues.
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Ms. Klobuchar, who is in fifth place in Iowa polls, was probably the most aggressive on the stage.
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Emerging markets is the most aggressive portion of most investor portfolios, so shocks should be expected, Goldberg said.
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The Democratic Party was not always in lockstep with the most aggressive gun control advocates in this country.
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"Soccer is the most aggressive sport, and this has an impact on its fans," said Charny, the researcher.
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Dean Heller, 2018's most vulnerable Republican senator, has been far and away the most aggressive on tax messaging.
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Research increasingly points to the likelihood that some of the most aggressive ovarian cancers originate in the fallopian tubes.
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What's outstanding: The executive order is the most aggressive move to date, but a lot remains undecided too. Paris.
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But this weekend, Cruz and his allies will make their most aggressive play yet to rally top GOP megadonors.
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That's probably because Zagg says this is the most aggressive adhesive it has ever used for a screen protector.
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On Monday, Warren launched her most aggressive campaign to date rebutting claims the president has made about her heritage.
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Bank Indonesia, which was one of 2018's most aggressive central banks, held its key interest rate last week.
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Not only was Flynn an early endorser of Trump, he was one of his most aggressive and effective surrogates.
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S&P Global, traditionally the most aggressive in its moves, cut it twice in three months as did Moody's.
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European firms like Statoil are the most aggressive investing in -- and calling attention to -- resources that aren't fossil fuels.
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It marks the Trump administration's most aggressive effort to help coal companies stung by falling demand from power plants.
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It's one of the most aggressive fights over public perception we've seen, playing out at double the usual speed.
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He doesn't have the training or instincts of one – even the most aggressive counsel knows when to pull back.
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He has been among the most aggressive and forceful advocates for restrictive voting laws and harsh anti-immigration policies.
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A U.S. official said this was one of the most aggressive interactions between the two sides in recent memory.
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Brown called the new law the most aggressive target enacted by any government in North America, the AP reports.
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California, in particular, has passed some of the country's most aggressive union protection laws, but there are challenges brewing.
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The Democrats are vociferously and unabashedly turning their party over to the most aggressive members of their liberal base.
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At the same time, Biden's answers elided how Obama laid the groundwork for some of Trump's most aggressive policies.
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These patrols represented the most aggressive Russian actions to date, and their farthest power projection since the Cold War.
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North Korea launched its most aggressive year yet for missile testing less than a month into the Trump administration.
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During the Iraq War, Iran was most aggressive when the U.S. failed to respond with strength to Iranian malfeasance.
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And since 9/11, the city has witnessed one of the most aggressive real-estate booms in its history.
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Midwestern states, including Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota, have been among the most aggressive in prosecuting drug-induced homicides.
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Clinton seemed energized by her underdog status in New Hampshire, delivering her most aggressive debate performance of the campaign.
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The Tax Justice Network this year ranked Jersey as one of the most aggressive tax havens in the world.
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Acosta is one of the most aggressive reporters on the Trump beat, winning him fans as well as critics.
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The third and the most aggressive option is to have YouTube issue a copyright strike against the offending channel.
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"This is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a foreign virus in modern history," the President said.
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Bowser's fight with Congress is one of the most aggressive moves against the city's federal overlords in recent history.
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The final memo, reportedly coming out in the very near future, may not include all the most aggressive proposals.
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It finds that drivers in Phoenix, Tucson and Memphis are the most aggressive and those in Honolulu; Portland, Ore.
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Historically, officials at the state and local level have taken the most aggressive measures to address public health emergencies.
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The actions, one of the tech companies' most aggressive efforts against misinformation, highlighted a difficult dilemma for their businesses.
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The loan included one of the most aggressive documentation packages, particularly regarding adjustments to Ebitda, according to Covenant Review.
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Roaring down a steep and especially taxing racecourse, Shiffrin was both the most aggressive and most technically sound skier.
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Kamala Harris of California has been among the most aggressive proponents of the new measures favored by the field.
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But the most aggressive goals mean nothing if we can't get any of it passed in the first place.
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And it solidifies the reputation of Mr. Arnault, 70, as the most aggressive, and acquisitive deal-maker in luxury.
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Tesla of course, which till recently Toyota had a stake in, is the most aggressive in pushing for that.
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The pace of North Korean missile testing also kept up with some of the most aggressive years on record.
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In an opening week with a few curiously large spreads, this one stands out as perhaps the most aggressive.
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He wasn't the most aggressive one onstage, but his obsession with his time to answer each question was evident.
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Since 2015, Moscow has staked much on its most aggressive military intervention outside its borders since the Cold War.
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" Kavanaugh denied the allegations in his most aggressive statement yet, writing: "This is ridiculous and from the Twilight Zone.
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The restructuring has been embroiled in a sprawling web of litigation between some of Wall Street's most aggressive investors.
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"Every protection that we have — we're arguably the most aggressive protector in that space — will be there," he said.
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Both comedians are "Daily Show" alums and have been among the most aggressive late-night hosts targeting Mr. Trump.
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The Arizona lawmaker was diagnosed in July with a glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive types of brain tumors.
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Warren's economic agenda features the biggest and most aggressive proposals from 2020 candidates on housing costs and child care.
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Wu led the insurer as it became one of China's most aggressive dealmakers with a series of major overseas acquisitions.
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Even more significantly, it overcame its most aggressive legal challenge yet, in a prolonged standoff between Apple and the FBI.
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The most successful approach of all—a technique known as Roux-en-Y gastric bypass—is also the most aggressive.
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Just how much even the most aggressive oversight can slow the administration and red states down remains to be seen.
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In fact, all eight quarter-finalists in the women's draw are among the most aggressive third of the top 100.
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In fact, throat cancers related to heavy smoking are often the most aggressive and hard to treat, says Dr. Mendelsohn.
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They were, after all, making some of the most aggressive design and functionality changes in the history of the iPhone.
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The most aggressive approach would likely be to simply mandate the rate doctors can charge for out-of-network care.
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The move would be the most aggressive change undertaken by Google to fight predatory behavior targeting children on the site.
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Corporate America is calling on Congress to pass big climate policy in the most aggressive and united way since 2009.
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Kcell's competitors removed most aggressive all-inclusive unlimited pricing offers in early 7503, paving the way for less pricing disruption.
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Over the past decade, Saudi authorities have been among the region's most aggressive in cracking down on illicit equities trading.
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Bharara made a name for himself as one of the nation's most aggressive prosecutors of corruption and Wall Street crime.
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Amazon has been the most aggressive buyer so far at Sundance, with Netflix trailing close behind with three film purchases.
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Steve King, one of the most aggressive Republicans on immigration enforcement who has a history of controversial statements about immigrants.
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If the RBI does cut rates next month, it will be the most aggressive amongst dovish central banks in Asia.
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Campbell Soup has been one of the most aggressive buyers of natural and organic brands in the past few years.
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Then the hospital performed a biopsy on January 4 that revealed he had the most aggressive form of Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
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The actress and advocate has emerged as one of the loudest and most aggressive voices in support of net neutrality.
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I'd been working on really mellow stuff, so I decided to try and do the most aggressive song I could.
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Meanwhile, kids' clothing brand Scout + Ro has seen the most aggressive growth, with a 542 percent increase year-over-year.
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Under the most aggressive scenario of 20173 million acres, they could top corn acres for the second time in history.
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It is by far the most aggressive stride ever taken in the fight to reverse the effects of global warming.
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Shadowbrokers, likely one of the most aggressive components of the wider disinformation operation, started deleting its posts in late June.
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In just four months, James (D) has emerged as one of the most aggressive and ambitious litigators in the country.
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It marks the president's most aggressive and public broadside against social media companies he has accused of working against him.
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Eating lots of fruits and vegetables was tied to a lower risk of breast cancer, especially the most aggressive kinds.
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All the wheeling and dealing appears to be at its most aggressive in Venezuela, where Moscow's engagement is more risky.
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As an immigration hard-liner, he's been an ardent supporter of some of the Trump administration's most aggressive immigration policies.
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The bureau, birthed out of the 2008 financial crisis, is the most aggressive financial regulatory agency in federal government today.
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Mr. Weissmann, 60, has been considered a key player on Mr. Mueller's team and one of its most aggressive prosecutors.
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Iran undertook some of its most aggressive regional moves during the previous round of punishing sanctions between 2012 and 2015.
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Bernie Sanders has introduced the most aggressive: a multi-trillion-dollar plan that would completely transform the US housing market.
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Corporate America is calling on Congress to pass ambitious climate policy in the most aggressive and united way since 2009.
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In February last year, Anbang Insurance Group Co, once among China's most aggressive overseas dealmakers, was seized by the state.
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The sports news and information company took one of the most aggressive approaches to sports betting of any media company.
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Transit Funding was widely seen as one of the most aggressive lenders in the city, according to the industry veterans.
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An indictment while Mr. Trump is in office would be the most aggressive option, but it has grown increasingly unlikely.
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Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation is seen by experts as the world's most aggressive set of internet privacy rules.
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Combative and fiery, Mr. Lewandowski was the most aggressive defender of the president while he headed up the 2016 campaign.
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Lowering the corporate tax rate from 35 to 15 percent is one of the most aggressive moves in the plan.
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The interim government has responded to this with the most aggressive security actions the country has seen in many years.
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Analysts across Wall Street are widely expecting a jump in share repurchases, but J.P. Morgan's forecast is the most aggressive.
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One Trump adviser, Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state, is among the most aggressive national crusaders for voting restrictions.
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There are some countries that have gone far beyond what Americans would be comfortable with, China being the most aggressive.
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To better understand the nation's most aggressive eugenic sterilization program, our research team tracked sterilization requests of over 20,000 people.
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" Why it matters, from NBC's Dylan Byers: "This is Cook's most aggressive call for federal action on data privacy to date.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has some of the most aggressive guidance, recommending age 40 as the start time.
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Until the change, Hatzius had the most aggressive Fed call on Wall Street, with four quarter-point increases likely in 2019.
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It has been one of the most aggressive foreign banks to expand its footprint in China, the world's second-largest economy.
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It's still an uphill fight, but the report shows some of Google's most aggressive moves may be starting to pay off.
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I propose $90 million to make New York where we have the most aggressive breast cancer screening operation in this country.
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President Trump has directed top officials to execute the most aggressive changes in immigration policy since his inauguration, sources tell Axios.
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Plus, the deal is yet another example of Apollo being the private equity market's most aggressive firm so far in 2019.
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That would be Amazon's most aggressive move in the brick-and-mortar space since its purchase of Whole Foods in 2016.
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Even under the most aggressive scenarios, achieving oil independence means we are going to need to use less of it too.
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While the FBI and NHPD busted up the city's most aggressive crews, the vacuum was filled with younger, more fragmented ones.
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Glioblastomas represent about 12% to 15% of all brain tumors and are "grade four" cancers, the most aggressive and deadly rating.
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But with Microsoft the difference seems to be that it's going after the most aggressive and ambitious projects it can fathom.
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Trump offered perhaps his most aggressive and optimistic trade talk yet at the Group of 203 meetings last week in Germany.
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Amazon, however, has been among the most aggressive, and many of Amazon's other competitors don't have access to the same rulebook.
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His most aggressive act has been to cover the upper walls of the armory's grand corridor with wide black diagonal stripes.
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Julianna had a severe form of CMT, a neuromuscular disease, and the "best" (meaning the most aggressive) medical therapy wasn't working.
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Those lawyers, Michael Critchley for Ms. Kelly and Michael Baldassare for Mr. Baroni, are known as among the state's most aggressive.
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They must have registered a "most aggressive" risk tolerance in setting up their accounts, meaning they theoretically can tolerate wild fluctuations.
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Jake Tapper is the network's star interviewer, and he's been giving the most aggressive interrogations of Team Trump for months now.
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Even with the most aggressive timetables for clinical testing, those won't be widely available to patients until at least the fall.
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The far-reaching rules instituted by the university, which apply to all 55 fraternity and sororities, are among the most aggressive.
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Warren was the most aggressive candidate toward Big Tech, vowing not to take its contributions and to break up its companies.
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AMLO isn't unique in that regard, then, but he is among the most aggressive in cost-cutting measures for that sector.
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Those questions have taken on more urgency as Chinese authorities press the country's most aggressive acquisitors to pare back their debt.
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New York State is looking ready to pass one of most aggressive bills aimed at fighting climate change in the country.
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Even the most aggressive climate protection strategy — something still highly unlikely to be achieved — will not make a difference for generations.
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China has pursued the most aggressive measures to stymie coronavirus spread by sparking massive lockdowns and electronic surveillance of its population.
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DeWine has taken some of the most aggressive steps of any governor in hopes of blunting the worst of the coronavirus.
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In turning to the courts, CNN has taken perhaps the most aggressive action yet by a news organization against a president.
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The study also found that the link between PTSD and ovarian cancer persisted for the most aggressive forms of ovarian cancer.
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The vast majority were delivered as part of sales bundles by Scott, one of music's most aggressive and successful merchandise strategists.
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David Warner, Australia's most aggressive batsman, managed just 95 runs in ten innings, the worst ever return for an opening batsman.
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Even in the I.E.A.'s most aggressive low-carbon scenario, oil and natural gas will meet approximately half of that demand.
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The steps announced Monday are the most aggressive that Facebook has taken to reduce the spread of viral misinformation on Instagram.
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The nine most aggressive pharmaceutical companies alone spent more than $67 million lobbying — I bet they sell some drugs to Medicare.
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The bank also disseminated trading analysis materials to investors that intentionally deleted its largest and most aggressive trader, Schneiderman's office said.
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And it solidifies the reputation of Bernard Arnault, who controls LVMH, as the most aggressive and acquisitive deal-maker in luxury.
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EU states decided last month to draw up the list in a bid to discourage the most aggressive tax dodging practices.
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Nonetheless, he's been pushing what seems to be one of the most aggressive reform agendas the Pentagon has seen in decades.
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She has also withstood the ball-bashing of the opposite extreme, prevailing in 69% of her contests against the most aggressive rivals.
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About 95 percent of cases of melanoma, the most aggressive and deadly kind of skin cancer, are attributable to UV-ray exposure.
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One of the most aggressive players in the women's game, Osaka squandered all seven break points she created in the first set.
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According to the lawsuit, Nwanguma was assaulted by numerous protesters at the rally, of whom Heimbach and Bamberger were the most aggressive.
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The current cycle has been the most aggressive so far with short positions established at the fastest rate on record (tmsnrt.rs/2gcMtpn).
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Glossop's forecast is the most aggressive in the poll but reflects the general view on the economy and the path for rates.
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Kamala Harris (Calif.) have been among the most aggressive in trying to round up endorsements and top donors, according to party sources.
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Background: "Cloud Hopper is one of the most aggressive of Chinese groups," said Ben Read, senior manager for cyber intelligence at FireEye.
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The highest level of growth needed under the most aggressive scenario to hold the rate, currently at 4.9 percent, would be 143,000.
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During his grueling testimony, Kavanaugh maintained a genial demeanor, blunting some of the most aggressive questioning from Democrats seeking to unsettle him.
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His agencies are sweeping away regulations, including the most aggressive gutting of environmental regulations since at least President Reagan, and maybe ever.
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Nick Nelson, European equity strategist at UBS, said February saw the most aggressive downgrades to full-year earnings expectations for seven years.
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Stifel made the most aggressive move by raising its target by $43 to $0.753 - well above the median price target of $75.85.
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One of China's most aggressive bike-sharing companies, ofo, has launched 1,000 bikes in Singapore over the weekend, the Straits Times reported.
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Bytedance is possibly the most aggressive adventurer among its peers in recent years, buying up media startups around the world including Musical.
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The effort, though apparently uncoordinated, is among the most aggressive campaigns yet to push a particular group off the internet's mainstream spaces.
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California has been most aggressive about collecting scans, but agencies in Texas and Missouri can also add to and search the system.
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Since then Beijing has accelerated asset disposals at the insurance group, which was among the most aggressive Chinese buyers of foreign assets.
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Ratcliffe will only have five minutes to cross-examine witnesses, but he's expected to be one of the most aggressive Trump defenders.
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President Trump has directed top officials to execute the most aggressive changes in immigration policy since his inauguration, per Axios' Jonathan Swan.
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The Freedom No-Pull Harness from 2 Hounds Design excels at its job, providing ample control over even the most aggressive pullers.
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It's unclear which member will be the most aggressive, because there are several who have been pushing for impeachment for months. Reps.
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The change also represents the most aggressive effort to regulate Uber since the Silicon Valley tech giant upended urban transportation in 217.22.
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Why it matters: This is the most aggressive action by Republicans yet to investigate the reports about the Trump-linked analytics firm.
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Those traits are emphasized in the following songs, which can help make even Anaal Nathrakh's most aggressive albums somewhat manageable and coherent.
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Abortion: Kennedy voted with the court's liberals to strike down some of the most aggressive efforts to limit women's access to abortion.
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Flav (previously FlavRx) has some of the industry's most aggressive and proactive stances on counterfeiting, utilizing evolving package design to deter copycats.
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Microsoft has one of the most aggressive bug bounty programs in the industry, but last year's payouts still topped out at $125,000.
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"This is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a foreign virus in modern history," Trump said of his administration's work.
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The proposal, announced on Monday, would be one of the world's most aggressive actions to rein in the most corrosive online content.
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It groups people into different color codes: red, orange or yellow, with red being first in line for the most aggressive treatment.
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The change also represents the most aggressive effort to regulate Uber since the Silicon Valley tech giant upended urban transportation in 2011.
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Mr. Brownell's tone never fully matched the most aggressive rhetoric stemming from the N.R.A., like that of Dana Loesch, of its spokeswomen.
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The fine against Google in June was among the most aggressive moves against an American technology company taken anywhere in the world.
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Mr. Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs executive, has argued against the most aggressive protectionist moves advocated by Mr. Bannon and Mr. Navarro.
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Once the enclosure is finished, Robert is tasked with moving all the crocs (by hand!), including Bosco, the zoo's most aggressive animal.
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But New York's bill would be perhaps the most aggressive attempt by government officials to sustain local news in the long term.
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The Fulton plaintiffs make several legal claims, but one of their most aggressive claims is that the Supreme Court should reconsider Smith.
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Aside from this legal proceeding, Meghan and Harry's most aggressive strategy to cut off the British tabloids has yet to be implemented.
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Part of the reason Pete Buttigieg, who had his most aggressive night so far, swung at everyone: More fodder for fundraising emails.
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Just a few weeks ago, he revealed that he has Stage 22019 pancreatic cancer -- one of the most aggressive types of cancer.
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No. Representative Jim Jordan, one of the most aggressive defenders of the president, said, well — But that's exactly what happened in 20163.
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I'm surprised that she has chosen to focus so much of her candidacy on the most aggressive version of Medicare for All.
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HNA Group seemed to come from nowhere, growing quickly from a small airline into one of China's most aggressive global deal makers.
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The median estimate was for a cut of 50 basis points, while the most aggressive expectation was for a 125-point cut.
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The IEA's most aggressive scenario still only gives the world a 50-50 chance of limiting global warming to below 2 degrees.
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Once mocked for his "New York values," Trump is expected to implement arguably the most aggressive social conservative agenda in recent memory.
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Amid the chaos and controversy, House Republicans have advanced their most aggressive attacks on women's health ever through the annual Appropriations process.
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The bank is one of the most aggressive buyers of its own stock, with repurchases tripling last quarter to nearly $7 billion.
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The first is that Biden's campaign waited longer than what the most aggressive outside agitators, like Reines, insist is necessary in 2019.
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Barr delivered the broadside at a DOJ conference about Section 230 that featured some of the law's most aggressive proponents and detractors.
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Barr delivered the broadside at a DOJ conference about Section 230 that featured some of the law's most aggressive proponents and detractors.
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In April, the U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on Russian officials and oligarchs in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow.
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It's hardest to gauge the effect of Christie's performance, which was at once the most commanding but also the most aggressive, even overbearing.
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As Juliet Eilperin reported recently for the Washington Post, his administration is contemplating the most aggressive rollback of federal regulations since Ronald Reagan.
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A 2014 Atlanta Journal-Constitution report called Doraville one of the "most aggressive police forces" in Georgia when it comes to traffic tickets.
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Castro has tried to find his niche by getting out first with the most aggressive position in the field on Trump administration conduct.
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Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan all have competing claims of territory, but China is the most ambitious and the most aggressive.
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Campaign representatives also agreed to what Sanders' policy director Warren Gunnels called "the most aggressive plan to combat climate change," over the weekend.
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The legislation represents the most aggressive city effort to regulate Uber since the Silicon Valley tech giant upended urban transportation starting in 217.
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Even with the most aggressive land management policies, wildfires will still affect the state in coming decades, thanks in part to climate change.
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In Tuesday's case, though, Sotomayor engaged in extensive back and forth with the state's lawyer, and even Alito's most aggressive questioning was understated.
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Sunrun leads The Alliance for Solar Choice, the coalition of solar installers that has been most aggressive in lobbying to preserve net metering.
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It's the most aggressive proposal out there, and is significantly more robust than the existing Medicare program, or even Canada's single-payer system.
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Biden has stopped short of supporting the most aggressive policies including universal income guarantees and imposing federal taxes on wealth, not just income.
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The blacklist was only drawn up in December to discourage the most aggressive tax-dodging practices after several disclosures of off-shore schemes.
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READ: Trump just hit Russian oligarchs with the most aggressive sanctions yet "He said he didn't meddle," Trump told reporters at the time.
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Coats said that US institutions, infrastructure, and financial systems continue to be under attack from hackers, and Russia is the most aggressive actor.
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But the most aggressive AR roadmaps are launching for mass consumers in 2017 going into 2018 — so it's just a question of time.
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Why it matters: The resolution is the House Democrats' most aggressive step yet against Trump's stonewalling of investigations in the post-Mueller world.
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Of all the luxury car brands, Audi has been the most aggressive in terms of putting semi-autonomous technology into its production cars.
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Rudy Giuliani, one of Trump's most aggressive and outspoken surrogates on the campaign trail, was spotted there, posing for photos on the porch.
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The most aggressive forecasts came from brands positioned to capture a slice of the growing sport utility vehicle segment, especially compacts and crossovers.
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Partially owned by the wealthy Norwegian government, Statoil is one of the most aggressive with its investments and company culture on the matter.
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Xiaomi is one of China's most popular brands precisely because of its fanatical commitment to having the most aggressive specs-to-price ratio.
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In the most aggressive move to date, ConocoPhillips last week moved to temporarily seize PDVSA's assets on Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao and St. Eustatius.
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In the past two days, investors have taken back some of their most aggressive bets against French bonds, allowing the market to recover.
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"The doctors said it was curable and gave me the most aggressive treatment they had and expected a really good prognosis," she recalls.
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Maybe it turns into a fundraising war, with the most aggressive deployers locking up markets, and the losers vaporizing in giant money bonfires.
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He has been one of the most aggressive reporters on the Trump beat, winning him huge numbers of fans as well as critics.
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Country Garden has the most aggressive sales target for this year, with a plan to double sales to close to 600 billion yuan.
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Democrats have aimed their most aggressive attacks at Rosendale, seizing on his background in Maryland and questions about his experience as a rancher.
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The matchup against the Pittsburgh Penguins promised to be a close series between two of the N.H.L.'s fastest and most aggressive teams.
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Extra Bases To the untrained eye, Prince Fielder appeared to have one of the most aggressive all-or-nothing swings in modern history.
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Schwab, which announced the hybrid service in December, has been one of the most aggressive established brokerages to fight back against robo-advisers.
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"This is the most assertive, most aggressive and most directly impactful of any engagement that they have had in our elections," Clapper said.
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It represents the most aggressive sanctions regime ever imposed on North Korea, in response to Pyongyang's testing of increasingly capable intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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He is attacking the press in the most aggressive of terms so that what they reveal about him will be viewed with skepticism.
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But even the most aggressive argument emerging from that camp doesn't compare to Trump's willingness to send people back to work en masse.
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It is the most aggressive step yet by a state trying to halt the Trump administration's expansion of federal oil and gas leasing.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York, barely registering in polls among the crowded field, came off as the most aggressive Wednesday night.
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One of the most aggressive bills in the Senate to deal with corporate consolidation is mine about corporate consolidation in the ag sector.
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Aside from Philadelphia, Houston had been Butler's most aggressive suitor in recent days, offering four future first-round picks in its latest proposal.
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The new law regarding social media companies solidified the country's position as one of the most aggressive in moving against online hate speech.
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American reporters have been among the most aggressive in covering the coronavirus outbreak in China, as well as other issues deemed sensitive there.
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Sanders' "Tax on Extreme Wealth" is the most aggressive tax proposal in the race, applying to individuals with net worths above $32 million.
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Steyer did get a burst of attention in the final days of his campaign, turning in his most aggressive debate performance on Tuesday.
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Oil and gas will meet about half of that demand; a prediction that holds firm even in the most aggressive low-carbon scenario.
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"This is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a foreign virus in modern history," the president said in the televised address.
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It has been arguably the most aggressive state in expanding access to long-acting forms of birth control, like IUDs and other implants.
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The most aggressive way is to subpoena reporters and make them reveal their sources, but that is a drastic step that can backfire.
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Alabama's near-total ban on abortion, which is still working its way through legal challenges, is the most aggressive step in that effort.
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Under the most aggressive implementation of the rule — and provided Republicans vote down the witness question — the trial could conclude late next week.
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Even if their most aggressive plans don't come to pass, the Democrats would likely reverse Trump's efforts to weaken efficiency and emissions rules.
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It's also at the root of most aggressive behaviors that can rupture the human-animal bond and lead to abandonment, relinquishment or euthanasia.
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Per multiple reports, the 81-game suspension is one of the most aggressive penalties EVER levied against an MLB player for dom. violence.
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On the other side, Mr. Bannon has been one of the most aggressive advisers lobbying the president to pull out of the agreement.
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The Church of England has been among the most aggressive investors in using its financial power to pressure companies to combat climate change.
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With nearly 303,000 pharmacies across the country, CVS is the largest chain and among the most aggressive in imposing performance metrics, pharmacists said.
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Bernie Sanders reiterated one of his most aggressive proposals on climate change: As president, he'd like to see fossil fuel executives criminally prosecuted.
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He opposed same-sex marriage and, within months of taking office, approved what was then one of the country's most aggressive immigration laws.
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On Friday, White House budget director Mick Mulvaney told CNBC the administration wants the biggest and most aggressive tax reform that can pass.
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Last week, Huawei sued the US government, its most aggressive move yet to fight back against US efforts to curb its global influence.
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It was the most aggressive action on gun control taken in the state in decades, and the National Rifle Association almost immediately sued.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren — both of whom have been the most aggressive in criticizing tech company behavior and calling for their regulation.
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Twitter had been the most aggressive, and for the first time, it ran a promoted tweet touting one of its own policy position.
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He also said the U.S. was preparing to announce new economic sanctions he described as the "toughest and most aggressive" yet against North Korea.
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They are the most aggressive cancers, the ones that have already spread by the time they are detectable, the ones that are beyond cure.
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Mr. Kappeler added that police unions tend to elect as leadership the most "aggressive" members from their ranks to protect the police from criticism.
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The Chinese Communist Party is one of a number of governments worldwide to embrace facial recognition technology, but is by far the most aggressive.
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AMD, meanwhile, was a peacock—fluttering its feathers and bragging about its plans to continue one of the most aggressive launches in CPU history.
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The democracy issues are where the court has been most aggressive, and he has not been a temporizing swing vote but an ardent activist.
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Of those, Bank of America intends to adopt the most aggressive changes with its plans to scrap selling brokerage IRA accounts starting in April.
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McCain's death comes a little over a year after he revealed he had been diagnosed with glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer.
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If Amazon were to pull it off, it would be the most aggressive expansion of a giant company in the history of modern business.
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These back-to-back scenes are all about strengthening the Lannisters' relationship, instead of focusing on one half of the couple's most aggressive demands.
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Mr. Hearne's "By-By Huey" was the most aggressive piece, led by pummeling piano motifs, sometimes dampened by the pianist's hand on the strings.
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All four would also like to see the Federal Communications Commission pull back on overall regulation, including the most aggressive parts of net neutrality.
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I remember waking up one spring morning about three years ago agitated from multiple efforts to extract the most aggressive of running shorts wedgies.
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This year, VR is an enormous chunk of the Sundance press in my inbox — drowning out all but the most aggressive foreign documentary stumpers.
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The big picture: Trump has directed top officials to execute the most aggressive changes in immigration policy since his inauguration, Axios' Jonathan Swan notes.
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" According to the product's description, it is guaranteed to "repel even the most aggressive vampires" and "simply wash away the danger of vampire attacks.
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Volkswagen Group, VW's parent company that includes Audi and Porsche, is among the most aggressive automakers when it come to plans for electric cars.
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"Two of the names that we were most aggressive in were fallen angels," said Michael Kirkpatrick, a senior portfolio manager at Seix Investment Advisors.
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Aides say the campaign is entering its most aggressive stage and he'll be holding three more events Monday before his wife takes over campaigning.
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The decision marked Trump's most aggressive move yet to dismantle the law after multiple GOP efforts to repeal and replace it failed this year.
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In response to the recent surge, President Trump has directed top officials to execute the most aggressive changes in immigration policy since his inauguration.
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Beijing has been speeding up asset disposals at the government-controlled insurance group, previously one of the most aggressive Chinese buyers of foreign assets.
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This was one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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Elliott has a reputation as one of the most aggressive activists and is known for unnerving CEOs while researching their management of a business.
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And now the council is considering a U.S. sponsored resolution that imposes the most aggressive economic embargo since that imposed against Iraq in 1990.
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Beijing has been speeding up asset disposals at the government-controlled insurance group, previously one of the most aggressive Chinese buyers of foreign assets.
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Banks, an entrepreneur whose fortune comes primarily from owning insurance companies, had financed and directed the most aggressive wing of the Leave campaign, Leave.
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As a young law professor in the late 1960s and '70s, Posner became the country's most aggressive proselytizer for bringing modern economics into law.
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"Our Glorious Leader and ULTIMATE SAVIOR has gone full wink-wink-wink to his most aggressive supporters," Mr. Anglin wrote on The Daily Stormer.
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Ever hungry for political combat, Mr. Bannon is expected to be an unrelenting advocate for many of Mr. Trump's most aggressive plans on immigration.
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" Coats added that America's digital infrastructure "is literally under attack," adding that there was "no question" that Russia was the "most aggressive foreign actor.
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According to Laurance, Bolivia has some of the "most aggressive" land clearing in the region and one of the world's highest rates of deforestation.
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The decision on Wednesday bolsters the argument that Margrethe Vestager, Europe's antitrust chief, has become the most aggressive regulator of the world's technology sector.
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The state has ramped up testing efforts and opened up new drive-thru stations, making it the most aggressive testing state in the country.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) has taken perhaps the most aggressive approach to fighting an outbreak centered around a synagogue in New Rochelle, in Westchester County.
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He did not support Mr. Dodik's most aggressive gesture — a thinly veiled attempt in 2016 at an independence referendum for the country's Serb region.
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One explanation might suggest that participating in a sport that demands aggression and violence selects the most aggressive and violent men for its ranks.
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In the most aggressive timetable described by some Republicans, a vote on witnesses could be held after just six days of arguments and questions.
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First, they do not believe that even the most aggressive mosquito-control efforts can protect pregnant woman 24 hours a day for nine months.
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He became a journalist, writing about fashion, show business, and boxing; he also began to report for Newsline , the country's most aggressive news magazine.
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Glencore has probably been the most aggressive in this regard, announcing cutbacks in the output of some of its commodities, including zinc and coal.
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Mr. Trump does not plan to confront Mr. Xi with the most aggressive of his campaign threats: a 45 percent tariff on Chinese goods.
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With Glendale a desert hellscape (without its iconic malls!!!) the rest of the high school students have also become their most aggressive, primitive selves.
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That's the most aggressive pricing during this cycle and reflective of how anxious Wall Street is getting over the disruptive threat the virus poses.
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France has taken what is arguably the most aggressive stance, moved by a heat wave in the summer of 2611 that killed 23,2000 people.
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White House budget director Mick Mulvaney said Friday that the Trump administration wants the biggest and most aggressive tax reform legislation that can pass.
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On Tuesday, California health officials issued a warning to stop vaping immediately, and Massachusetts took the most aggressive action of all states to date.
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While other commodities were also affected by new measures, it's worth noting that the biggest, and most aggressive changes, were in the steel complex.
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Republicans unleashed perhaps their most aggressive outcry of the Trump era after he abandoned the U.S.' Kurdish allies and ceded northeastern Syria to Turkey.
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On Friday, White House budget director Mick Mulvaney told CNBC that the administration wants the biggest and most aggressive tax reform that can pass.
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Adam Schiff when they return from recess, their most aggressive offensive yet as the GOP fumbles for a strategy to beat back impeachment efforts.
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Honda, whose vehicles account for 17 of the 18 deaths worldwide, has been by far the most aggressive in reaching out to affected customers.
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Mr. Glass (Samuel L. Jackson), both from Unbreakable, find themselves entangled with the Beast, the most aggressive of Kevin Wendell Crumb's (James McAvoy) personalities.
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Mr. Cruz gave his most aggressive performance so far as he sought to protect the support he has built among social conservatives and evangelical Christians.
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We'd probably skip the AMG sports suspension that our tester had, but even in its most aggressive guise, the C300 is a comfortable highway cruiser.
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Roth accounts, those individual retirement accounts and 401(k) plan accounts funded with after-tax dollars, should get the most aggressive, "growthiest" allocations, Glassman said.
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If you've ever been unlucky enough to come into contact with cat urine, you'll know it is the vilest, most aggressive thing in the world.
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Medical groups now offer differing advice on mammograms: The American College of Radiology takes the most aggressive stance, recommending annual mammograms beginning at age 40.
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Brokerage Oppenheimer made the most aggressive move, raising its price target on the stock by $380 to $2,130, going past the median target of $2,100.
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Anbang was one of the most aggressive Chinese buyers of foreign assets a few years ago, using leveraged loans and risky short-term financing tools.
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These have been most aggressive in funding themselves with loans from other banks, rather than doing the painstaking work of building up bigger deposit bases.
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Mayhew shared LePage's staunch opposition to expanding Medicaid, and under her leadership the state proposed some of the most aggressive eligibility rollbacks of any state.
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Anbang, one of China's most aggressive buyers of overseas assets, said early on Wednesday that Chairman Wu Xiaohui was temporarily unable to fulfill his duties.
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It's one of the most aggressive publicly reported campaigns the cyber command has yet taken, and the legal status of such actions remains in flux.
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Ohio already has what's considered to be the most aggressive approach to purging voter rolls, a practice Republicans say is necessary to combat voter fraud.
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Cyclists have other opportunities to earn even more prize money as well, including monetary rewards for best climber, most aggressive rider and best young rider.
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If the RBI does cut rates in October and early next year it will be the most aggressive amongst major central banks in easing policy.
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It's no accident that the companies with the most aggressive pricing in 2018, OnePlus and Google, don't have headphones as their main line of business.
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Driving the news: Fox announced the most aggressive push into domestic sports betting this month with the introduction of "Fox Bet," an online betting app.
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Of course, the M23i is way bigger than the M22.8 and isn't even the most aggressive version of the 25 Series that BMW has planned.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Seeking to inoculate himself from negative press, Donald Trump is wielding his most aggressive and focused attack on the media to date.
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In a recent paper, scientists say this was most aggressive instance of "river piracy" — one river capturing and diverting the flow of another — on record.
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Amazon and Netflix are the most aggressive buyers this year Weiner-Dog tells the story of a dachshund as he travels from owner to owner.
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It represents the country's most aggressive effort to date to protect the health and well-being of our communities from carbon pollution and climate change.
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With the most aggressive net long positions in the futures market having moderated, the negative impact of these short-term flows on prices should diminish.
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But it's also not a common argument among even the most aggressive gun control proponents, most of whom have moved on from Heller all together.
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King, who is perhaps the most aggressive advocate for immigration restrictionism in Congress, has never really bothered to hide the racial animus underlying his politics.
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Fund managers have not yet turned bearish on the outlook for oil prices; U.S. sanctions on Iran are deterring all but the most aggressive sellers.
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The editor of white supremacist site The Daily Stormer even said that Trump was giving the "full wink-wink-wink to his most aggressive supporters."
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We support more advanced models in traditional Medicare that align with the private sector's most aggressive efforts at reform, such as capitated and global payment.
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Anbang, one of China's most aggressive buyers of overseas assets, said early on Wednesday that Chairman Wu Xiaohui was temporarily unable to fulfil his duties.
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The ad marks the latest, and most aggressive, effort by Democrats to portray the Republican Party as deeply corrupt and therefore unfit to lead Congress.
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The Bolt's most aggressive regenerative-braking setting can bring the vehicle to a complete stop, at times eliminating the need to use the brake pedal.
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The world's most aggressive central bank concluded a review of its huge stimulus program on Thursday by switching focus to targeting longer-term interest rates.
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But Washington has taken a harsher stance toward Silicon Valley lately, and Friday's announcement marks its most aggressive action yet to curb its privacy overreaches.
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A fiery statement from Trump's national security adviser, Michael Flynn, marked some of the most aggressive rhetoric by the administration that took office on Jan.
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Its most aggressive recent action was a flight north, up the eastern coast of North Korea, by B1 Lancer bombers and F-15 Eagle fighters.
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Industry, meanwhile, will probably have to concede that some "gaming" does occur, but acceding to the most aggressive regulatory changes would cost drug makers billions.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) introduced the Off Fossil Fuels for a Better Future Act (OFF Act), the strongest, most aggressive climate change legislation we've got.
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But Booker's new proposal is one of the most aggressive yet, taking direct aim at life imprisonment and mandatory minimum sentences imposing decades in prison.
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Nor were there any differences in rates of aggressive cancers, tumor stage at diagnosis, or Gleason scores above 8, which indicate the most aggressive tumors.
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"I would say without a doubt, California has the most aggressive green energy plans in the Western Hemisphere," he told a group of reporters inside.
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The measures represent Mr. Trump's most aggressive move yet against a fast-rising economic rival that he has accused of preying on the United States.
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Early in his presidency, Mr. Trump offered to delay some of his most aggressive moves as long as China was helpful in pressuring the North.
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LUMBERTON, N.C. — It was a triumphant moment for North Carolina Republicans in 2013 when they enacted one of the nation's most aggressive voter-identification laws.
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Anyone trying to cheat over the middle will find that Tashaun Gipson and Barry Church are two of the league's finest, and most aggressive, safeties.
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Mr. Biden's rivals largely avoided criticizing him on Thursday, but Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders — the two most aggressive populists in the race — were exceptions.
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Milan's ambition, in particular, captured the imagination: This summer, it embarked on what Fassone described as "the most aggressive" transfer market campaign it could muster.
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"This is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a foreign virus in modern history," Trump said during an Oval Office address Wednesday night.
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After years as a sleepy federal backwater, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission became one of Wall Street's most aggressive watchdogs during the Barack Obama administration.
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On Thursday, Mr. Sessions was triumphant, saying in a statement that the department was "conducting perhaps the most aggressive campaign against leaks" in its history.
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Indeed, many of Mr. Trump's most aggressive statements on the issue — including allowing Medicare to directly negotiate the price of drugs — would require legislative action.
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But as Europe has created a reputation as the world's most aggressive watchdog of Silicon Valley, it has failed to nurture its own tech ecosystem.
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LONDON — In European soccer's relentless search for growth and new revenues, Spain's La Liga has been among the most aggressive of the continent's top leagues.
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Representative Jim Jordan, one of the president's most aggressive defenders, suggested that Colonel Vindman leaked information to the press, a charge Colonel Vindman strongly denied.
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The action represents Trump's most aggressive move yet to dismantle ObamaCare, after GOP efforts to repeal and replace the health care law failed this year.
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It is considered the most aggressive of several state-level conservative responses to the United States Supreme Court's legalization of same-sex marriage in 2015.
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"The most aggressive were the football hooligans, but they were joined by normal people — people with families, people with small children, elderly people," she said.
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Late last month, White House budget director Mick Mulvaney said the Trump administration wants the biggest and most aggressive tax reform legislation that can pass.
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That should temper even the most aggressive policy proposals and check Trump's efforts to rewrite longstanding trade deals between the U.S. and its economic partners.
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"These are some of the most aggressive regulations around privacy and data protection that we see globally right now," the OUP's Casper Grathwohl told CNBC.
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The account laid the foundation for some of the most aggressive allegations against Raniere, who faces trial on racketeering, forced labor, and sex trafficking charges.
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Either way, what it means is that the most aggressive, highest-productivity firms are going to grow and the others will lose workers and die.
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But for some women it's an unavoidable eventuality: With the most aggressive breast-cancer tumors, removal of tissue or the entire breast is a necessity.
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Apple's repair policy is often touted as the most aggressive, including physical mechanisms like proprietary screws and parts that only approved repair shops have access to.
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Smith, a Texas Republican and Trump stalwart heavily backed by the fossil fuel industry, has been one of the most aggressive climate science skeptics in Congress.
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Germany has been the most aggressive country in regulating Facebook, and is reportedly about to clamp down on the kinds of information the firm can collect.
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Take IBM — despite being one of the most aggressive buyback monsters on the Street, you can't say IBM's stock price has soared in the last decade.
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The bill has yet to see a floor vote in the House, and is widely considered to be one of the most aggressive Trumpian immigration reforms.
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A similar approach at Opel, which has been among the region's most aggressive discounters, could give the entire European mass-market car industry some breathing space.
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JUST has made some of the field's most aggressive claims regarding the product, and has said that they aim to release a commercial product this year.
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Jerry Brown, who has overseen the most aggressive climate policies in the nation, said the U.S. is not doing enough relative to the dangers of warming.
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"Samuels attacked two journalists who were the most aggressive on trying to report on Obama's foreign policy -- me specifically on the Iran deal diplomacy," said Rozen.
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This is the most aggressive Google has been on phone pricing in years, undercutting even OnePlus in an attempt to come up with a midyear hit.
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One of the Bureau's most aggressive opponents was Mulvaney, who served in Congress from 2011 to earlier this year, when he was confirmed to run OMB.
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At least six brokerages hiked their price targets on the stock, with Jefferies making the most aggressive move by raising its target by $50 to $210.
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At least eight brokerages hiked their price targets on the stock, with Jefferies making the most aggressive move by raising its target by $50 to $210.
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State law requires California to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 40% from 1990 levels by 2030 — among the most aggressive mandates for carbon reduction in the world.
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Maryland's law is the most aggressive legislation to be passed so far, and allows the state to levy fines and order a reversal of price increases.
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In fact, the drug industry pioneered the use of many of the most aggressive tools, like national ad campaigns, direct-mail ads, product placements and infomercials.
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In the last financial year, it was one of the most aggressive buyers of foreign bonds among Japanese insurers, boosting its holdings by 1 trillion yen.
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And even as these companies start to uphold those pledges, the most aggressive action will likely be focused in countries where governments are mandating a change.
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My wife hasn't owned a computer outside an iPad and phone for 15 years and she's not even among the most aggressive adopters of mobile-first.
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So how do you figure out whether your Android is compromised, when you&aposre up against some of the most aggressive cyber-criminals ever to live?
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The Trump administration has capitalized on a decade-long U.S. drilling boom to pursue some of the most aggressive foreign energy policies in the nation's history.
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ANZ has been the most aggressive of Australia's top four banks to push into Asia, investing in 15 countries in the region from Malaysia to China.
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California's state legislature has given final approval to a package of two bills that climate campaigners say contain the "most aggressive" climate goals in North America.
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Mosby has delivered what might be the most aggressive, public attempt to take cops to task for allegations of excessive force on duty in recent years.
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Eighteen Wall Street brokerages raised their price targets on the stock, with Wedbush and Evercore making the most aggressive moves by raising their targets by $150.
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The subsidies were worth about $7 billion this year, and ending them would be the most aggressive step Trump has taken yet to dismantle the ACA.
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While Cisco is known as one of Silicon Valley's most aggressive acquirers, Jasper marks only the seventh billion dollar plus deal since 2000, according to FactSet.
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Instead it embarked on one of its most aggressive online campaigns, enlisting Bollywood heartthrob Tiger Shroff and uploading videos and photos to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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Turkey has been the most aggressive player against the Saudis, drip-feeding intelligence that has forced Riyadh to address at least some aspects of Khashoggi's killing.
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Though there may be further changes to the bill, it remains the most aggressive and farthest to the right of any legislative proposal on the issue.
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The CJNG, for example, is a Sinaloa cartel splinter that rapidly has grown to become one of the largest, most aggressive organized crime groups in Mexico.
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Mr. Dorgan's most aggressive efforts relate to the National Biodiesel Board, which he has represented as a lobbyist since 2014, earning his firm $240,000 a year.
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"We are proud to have taken the most aggressive action to step up lie-and-try prosecutions in nearly a decade," a DOJ spokesman told CNN.
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Ohio, Texas and Mississippi have been some of the most aggressive states in passing laws to restrict access to the procedure and strip funding from clinics.
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They include a ban on the use of cartoon characters like Tony the Tiger, but the package warnings are considered the most aggressive of the tactics.
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Throwing deep is one thing, but this season Brady was also one of the most aggressive quarterbacks in the N.F.L. in terms of throwing into traffic.
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The measures would mark Mr. Trump's most aggressive move yet against a fast-rising economic rival that he has accused of preying on the United States.
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" In a radio interview on Tuesday, however, Mr. Cuomo called the negotiated bill "the most aggressive climate change program in the United States of America, period.
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In March, the Stronach Group implemented some of the most aggressive and wide-ranging drug and safety rules in America to protect horses at its tracks.
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Long an incubator for the gun lobby's most aggressive proposals, the Florida Legislature passed the law in 2005 over the objections of many law enforcement officials.
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One of Hollywood's most aggressive companies wants to change that, and it has enlisted Dick Wolf, the king of broadcast television, as part of its campaign.
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The nearly 20,000 agents of the Border Patrol became the leading edge of one of the most aggressive immigration crackdowns ever imposed in the United States.
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Without these two anti-democratic features of our Constitution, it is likely that, at the very least, the most aggressive partisan gerrymanders would also be forbidden.
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ANZ has been the most aggressive of Australia's top four banks to push into Asia, investing in 15 countries in the region from Malaysia to China.
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"Bernie's multiracial, multigenerational, people-driven movement for change is fueling 2020's most aggressive campaign for president," Sanders' campaign manager Faiz Shakir said in a statement.
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Like Williams, Muguruza is a big- and flat-hitting power player who can also produce world-class defense, but is happiest when she is most aggressive.
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Amazon's own smartphone ambitions deflated pretty quickly, so now it's casting around for alternatives — and Loop, Frames and Buds all represent its most aggressive attempts yet.
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President Donald Trump has launched his most aggressive attack yet on Jeff Sessions, accusing his attorney general of doing poorly in several facets of his job.
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Verizon has been among the most aggressive companies in trying to push back against the major tech companies by creating a vertically integrated media/telecom giant.
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"The measures that have been taken were, from my personal knowledge, probably the most aggressive we've ever seen to tackle a spreading disease yet," Loew said.
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Mr. Griveaux, the government's most familiar face on television, has also been the most aggressive in adopting Mr. Macron's harsh new line against the protest movement.
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But it was important to me to represent my generation and back the most aggressive candidate on the issues that affect our planet and society's future.
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It's perhaps the most aggressive stance so far by an American official during the months-long standoff between a US-backed challenger and the socialist dictator.
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The January press release announcing Base Hologram's existence promised that the new company would represent "one of the most aggressive and unique approaches" to the field.
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Biden has so far deflected opportunities to draw contrasts with other Democratic candidates -- even Sanders, who has been most aggressive in attacking the former vice president's record.
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Cruise was one of the last remaining holdouts and had one of the most aggressive timelines among companies hoping to deploy a commercial self-driving vehicle service.
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Paul was the most aggressive Clipper for much of the game, scoring 14 points in the second half after being plagued by foul trouble in the first.
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The moves are a response to Elliott Management, one of Wall Street's biggest and most aggressive hedge funds, which owns about 2145 percent of AT&T shares.
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The high-stakes CEOC bankruptcy has been plagued by a complex web of litigation pitting some of the most aggressive investors on Wall Street against each other.
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And the two most recognizable are two of the most aggressive and combative voices imaginable: National Rifle Association spokesperson Dana Loesch and Fox News's Judge Jeanine Pirro.
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Ordinary South Koreans are the most aggressive bitcoin investors, in addition to Hong Kong Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese, report the WSJ's Steven Russolillo and Eun-Young Jeong.
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No post-Watergate president used executive privilege more aggressively than Bill Clinton, when confronted with the most aggressive special prosecutor in American history, Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr.
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Marvel at the beauty of nature, but try not to be an idiot by attempting to reach the highest point when the sun is its most aggressive.
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Jordan has been among the region's most aggressive in fighting back as part of the U.S.-led military coalition, though that participation has come with a cost.
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American Airlines was the most-aggressive carrier in its approach, requesting more than half the possible slots to Havana plus service to five other, smaller Cuban cities.
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It's the most aggressive move on the issue yet from Democrats on Capitol Hill, who are limited in their ability to make demands of the Trump administration.
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It's also much more similar to statistics from the first six years of the Obama administration — the most aggressive period in immigration enforcement in the modern era.
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The reassessment is part of acting Director Mick Mulvaney's broader push to rescind the bureau's most aggressive regulations and refocus the agency's work on promoting consumer freedom.
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But as the chairman of the commission he became one of the most aggressive watchdogs in the effort to rein in Wall Street after the financial crisis.
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The fifth short-selling cycle has been the fastest and most aggressive so far as hedge funds piled in rapidly to exploit the down-cycle (tmsnrt.rs/2guTLoO).
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China operates one of the most aggressive media censorship regimes in the world and has tightened restrictions on domestic and foreign news outlets under President Xi Jinping.
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"I'm announcing today that the United States of America will soon unveil the toughest and most aggressive round of economic sanctions on North Korea ever," Pence said.
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On June 29, this year, the Egyptian government took one of its most aggressive steps to improve the economy by cutting nearly $2 billion in fuel subsidies.
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As I've previously written, beneath the false veneer of this legend, Guzman was among the most aggressive organized crime leaders in Mexican history — and perhaps even globally.
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It's a serious fall from grace for Conway, who emerged as one of the most aggressive and talented talking heads on cable news during Trump's presidential campaign.
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"This is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a foreign virus in modern history," Trump said, misrepresenting his own and his administration's catalog of missteps.
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"During the course of the interviews, the recurring statement was that Naquin was the most aggressive and in charge of the hazing event," the arrest warrant said.
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But as the chairman of the commission he became one of the most aggressive watchdogs in the effort to rein in Wall Street after the financial crisis.
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"Colombia's betting on diversification of exports, of its portfolio and this is one of the most aggressive ways," said Rodrigo Arcila, head of the cannabis growers association.
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New York State is set to pass one of the most aggressive climate plans in the world, a move that could radically affect cars, homes and businesses.
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GM has been the most aggressive, adding 4G LTE to dozens of vehicles, while Ford is just now adding it to its first model, the 2017 Escape.
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San Francisco Bay area officials unveiled Monday what might be the most aggressive and restrictive measures in the country yet to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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"My administration has taken the most aggressive action in modern history to control our borders and protect Americans from the coronavirus that came from China," he said.
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And Ohio's Republican governor, Mike DeWine, has been one of the most aggressive leaders in either party, banning spectators from sporting events the first week of March.
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In April, that law led the U.S. Treasury to impose major sanctions on Russian officials and oligarchs, in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow.
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Of all the media companies pouncing on the emerging legal sports-betting industry in the US, Canadian sports-media company, TheScore, has been among the most aggressive.
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So far, members of the Congressional Black Caucus are taking the most aggressive tack, a recognition of the boiling anger toward the president in many black communities.
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The Koch brothers' donor network is making its most aggressive intervention yet into the 2900 cycle, booking $220006 million worth of advertising to save the Republican Senate.
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In the music industry, Google-owned YouTube last year set up one of its most aggressive consumer-facing lobbying efforts ever to fight Europe's new copyright directive.
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It&aposs based on the idea that the companies most aggressive about investing in their businesses will be best-positioned to take advantage of future economic growth.
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HNA Group was once one of China's most aggressive dealmaking firms, spending $50 billion to build an empire that once spread from Deutsche Bank to Hilton Worldwide.
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While defense stocks may continue to spike briefly when rhetoric between Washington and Pyongyang is at its most aggressive, strategists question whether valuations can expand much more.
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John Lewis said last month that profits slumped 98% in the first half of the year as rivals mounted their most aggressive discount campaign in a decade.
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Indonesia's central bank has been the most aggressive in Asia this year, hiking its benchmark rate 100 basis points between mid-May and the end of June.
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Some of the most aggressive trade actions from the Trump administration thus far have been directed at China, which Trump claims steals intellectual property from American companies.
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As a result, traditional traders who thought they were trading only against other traditional traders were facing "the most aggressive and predatory high-speed traders," Mr. Schneiderman said.
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Under the Anglo-Dutch company's most aggressive scenario of battery-powered vehicles replacing traditional internal combustion engines, consumption of oil will peak in the early 2030s, he said.
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Low line side kicks have proven to be tremendously effective as checking kicks at all stages of the fight, halting the advance of even the most aggressive brawler.
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The most aggressive tracking prevention will be found under the strict control, which blocks all trackers, meaning you won't see ads tracking you around the web at all.
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Briganti's inclusion in the lawsuit is notable as she is known among journalists to be one of the most aggressive public relations professionals in the entire media industry.
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Subaru has been one of the most aggressive of the mainstream automotive brands when it comes to adding new safety and drive-assistance technologies to its new models.
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Somehow, the most aggressive players convert their power into better results on the sport's biggest stages, winning over 60% of their matches against relatively passive peers in majors.
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" UAW Secretary-Treasurer Gary Casteel said in the statement that Nissan is "running one of the most aggressive anti-worker campaigns that we've seen in modern U.S. history.
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Protest organizers said the annual meeting actions, scheduled to run from Wednesday evening through Thursday morning, will be the biggest and most aggressive of their kind thus far.
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Not only has it become venture's largest and most aggressive player via its $98 billion Vision Fund, but it also has become a vital source of interim liquidity.
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Polachek and Wimberly are making the most aggressive, unabashedly physical music of their career, but they've also never sounded more vulnerable, and that's a tough balance to strike.
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Speaking at the endorsement ceremony, Khamenei told the senior officials present to stand up against "any hegemonic power" and labeled the United States "the most aggressive" of all.
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Mike Pence said upon arrival Japan Wednesday that the U.S. is preparing to announce the "toughest and most aggressive" economic sanctions against North Korea in the coming days.
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Acting on that law, the U.S. Treasury imposed major sanctions against 24 Russians, striking at allies of Putin in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow.
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The administration's latest tax-inversion plan is its most aggressive to date, coming as a surprise to some with less than a year left in President Obama's term.
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But to hear Instagram tell it, the move marks of one of the company's most aggressive steps yet to make its platform a friendlier place for younger users.
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With a compliant GOP in control of Congress, he has encountered little resistance while embarking on one of the most aggressive uses of presidential power in recent history.
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Anbang, one of China's most aggressive buyers of overseas assets, said last week that Chairman Wu Xiaohui was temporarily unable to fulfil his duties due to personal reasons.
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"LA has been the most aggressive, criminalized place to own a business," Ariel Clark, a lawyer who spoke alongside Lencho on the night's first panel, told the audience.
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But it's among the most aggressive disclosure requirements — which helps explain why the industry is suing to have it overturned, even while complying with it in the meantime.
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Why it matters: These goals are some of the most aggressive in amount and timing in the clothing industry, according to Michael Kobori, Levi's vice president of sustainability.
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The U.S. department-store chain embarked on its most aggressive holiday sales ever this month, marking down its entire inventory by 10 per cent to 50 per cent.
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Paxton, who threw a no-hitter on May 8, is homegrown, but the others are recent trade acquisitions by Dipoto, who may be baseball's most aggressive general manager.
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To cope, HNA is trying to reverse what had been one of the world's biggest and most aggressive deal machines by unloading billions of dollars' worth of properties.
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He has also been Congress's most aggressive opponent of the Iran nuclear deal, adding one more voice to the chorus of senior officials trying to undo the agreement.
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I recognize many readers may disagree with me here, but I think that reaching for the most aggressive plausible rhetoric isn't the ideal move after a close election.
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The CDC on Sunday night recommended canceling or postponing all events nationwide with more than 50 people — the most aggressive federal guidance issued yet amid the worsening outbreak.
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The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday proposed a ban on menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars, its most aggressive move against the tobacco industry in over a decade.
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Government controls the drug: The most aggressive end of the spectrum involves having the government to manufacture drugs when they get too expensive or there's a shortage. Sen.
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Yeji and I listened in on Viridian's webinar yesterday, where the firm's president, Scott Greiper, predicted that "SPACs will become the most aggressive buyers in the cannabis industry."
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In a matter of months, both went from defending the administration's most aggressive immigration policies on television as pundits to implementing them as top Homeland Security Department officials.
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The United States imposed major sanctions on Friday against Russian entities and individuals, including Russian aluminium giant Rusal, in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow.
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New York (CNN Business)Occidental Petroleum, one of America's most aggressive drillers of oil, is trying to figure out a way to wipe out its vast carbon footprint.
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The timing of Mr. Zuckerberg's announcement, and of his visit to Brussels, coincides with Europe's introduction next week of the world's most aggressive rules for protecting data privacy.
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Although Related has been the most aggressive in its approach to the unions, the industry's powerful Real Estate Board of New York has also taken up the cause.
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HNA Group was once one of China's most aggressive deal making firms, spending $50 billion to build an empire that once spread from Deutsche Bank to Hilton Worldwide.
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On that basis, even the most aggressive 75% expense target would imply a meagre $812 million of cuts over the period, or 3.5% of last year's cost base.
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Kohl's has been among the most aggressive retailers to slim down its stores and has decided to lease out the extra space at a handful to outside partners.
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Booker, a candidate struggling with money and on the precipice of not qualifying for the December debate, was the most aggressive in working the phones following Harris' departure.
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Other central banks, including the European Central Bank and South African Reserve Bank, also make similar purchases, although Japan and Switzerland are the most aggressive buyers of equities.
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The company recently made its most aggressive move yet to counter American pressure, filing a lawsuit against the US government for barring federal agencies from using Huawei products.
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The Justice Department said Time Warner Cable, with its 11 million subscribers, has been the "most aggressive" cable company in trying to negotiate those restrictions on TV programmers.
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One of the most aggressive, vocal antagonists to Silicon Valley's tech giants has received a big boost from a rather unexpected source: Former Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton.
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Those resources have let CNN embark on one of the most aggressive campaign coverage plans, with reporters trailing every major presidential candidate and stationed in each early-nominating state.
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" Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross maintained that "Cuba remains communist, and the United States, under the previous administration, made too many concessions to one of our historically most aggressive adversaries.
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Indonesia's central bank has been the most aggressive in Asia this year, hiking its benchmark rate IDCBRR=ECI 100 basis points between mid-May and the end of June.
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This increase in GBMs, the most common and often most aggressive type of brain cancer, had likely been masked by the relative decrease of other brain cancers, they added.
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"This should calm down the (price) game a bit but the most aggressive players on prices may be tempted to parry an attack," Raymond James analyst Cedric Lecasble said.
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One of the most aggressive forecasts comes from Deutsche Bank, which is modeling Tesla to sell 2300,23 electric vehicles in 2018, well below the company's production target of 500,000.
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It's all too close to my bones, and I never wanted my most aggressive critics to know that this one cruelty is the one that actually gets to me.
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The shakeup comes as Trump plans to execute the most aggressive changes in immigration policy since his inauguration, in response to an ongoing surge of migrants at the border.
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However the frog in Clinton's throat on Monday was one of the most aggressive she's had during her 2016 run and left her almost unable to finish her remarks.
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Guo caused a stir at the Mobile World Congress 2019 in Spain back in February when he confronted criticisms against his company in the most aggressive tactic to date.
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Newt Gingrich: The Exciting, but Kinda Crazy, PickAs all true 90s kids know, the former House speaker was one of the Clintons' most aggressive enemies during Bill Clinton's presidency.
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But Cook County Commissioner Richard Boykin is perhaps taking the most aggressive step to ensure allegations such as those leveled by Wright and others aren't swept under the rug.
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General Atlantic, which is buying out the family of Jan Nasmyth, its late founder, has made the most aggressive move so far in an industry that is fast consolidating.
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They said on Friday Representative Jim Jordan, one of Trump's most aggressive and tenacious defenders, would move to the intelligence committee for the public hearings phase of the inquiry.
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Republicans said on Friday Representative Jim Jordan, one of Trump's most aggressive and tenacious defenders, would move to the intelligence committee for the public hearings phase of the inquiry.
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Eisinger recently argued that Mueller learned from the Enron Task Force how to slowly build a case, let investigators do their job, and take the most aggressive line possible.
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Japan has struggled with low inflation and slow growth for decades, and the bank's recent campaign to address the problem is perhaps the most aggressive of any developed nation.
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"With the passage of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, New York has enacted the most aggressive climate change legislation in the nation," Cuomo said in a statement.
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But they set the stage for one of the most aggressive, hateful, and indiscriminate immigration crackdowns in modern history, stories of which have been trickling in piecemeal all year.
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To stop this unraveling they turned to the strongest, most aggressive fighter they could think of: Donald Trump sounded like someone who was ready to fight and fight ferociously.
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The lesson to be learned today Quarantine is one of the most aggressive responses to an epidemic a government can take, according to White, the John Hopkins medical historian.
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Mr. Trump will then be free to install his own appointee, a move that is expected to defang what has been one of the financial industry's most aggressive regulators.
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New York City, with the most aggressive enforcement of gun laws of any major U.S. city, has seen its homicide rate drop to levels not experienced since the 1950s.
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The CDC on Sunday recommended canceling or postponing all events nationwide with more than 50 people — the most aggressive federal guidance issued yet in the worsening the coronavirus crisis.
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Mike DeWine (R) on Thursday ordered a halt to any social gatherings over 100 people, the most aggressive move aimed at stamping out the coronavirus spreading through his state.
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In farm fish pens, where there are no predators, the most aggressive salmon are the most successful, since the only concern is to get as much food as possible.
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His climate plan is also the most aggressive among the candidates, with a proposal to invest $16.3 trillion in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and clean transportation, among other areas.
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The most aggressive rebels are part of a secret commando organization that targeted businesses like Mr. Vergnes's, which had brokered a handful of Spanish wine contracts for French clients.
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If you're the female daughter of the highest-ranking hyena in the clan, you'll get the most to eat, be the most aggressive, and produce the most successful offspring.
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Later this month, Romney will take his most aggressive step yet to insert himself into the 2020 campaign when he hosts a New York City fundraiser for Maine Sen.
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Mr. Hayes may have been among the most aggressive in attempting to align Libor's direction to his trading strategies, but such practices were prevalent and encouraged in the industry.
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Rather, countries like India and China argue that the biggest historical emitters should be making the most aggressive reductions and financing the transition to clean energy in poorer areas.
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Still, the ruling, by a United States District Court judge, Dolly M. Gee, is one of the most aggressive actions a federal judge has taken against the executive order.
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Where WorldStar had been a one-stop hub — and the loudest and most aggressive player in shaping how hip-hop was presented online — mobile apps took over content dissemination.
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Tennessee on Tuesday released its plan to transform its Medicaid program into a block grant, marking the most aggressive red-state Medicaid reform proposal yet, reports the Washington Post.
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Meanwhile, one of the most aggressive options for Democrats — drafting dozens and dozens of amendments during the expected vote-a-rama next week — isn't a sure thing, for now.
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The U.S. soft power is infinitely more appealing, and many American companies are proving that they are fully capable of profitably taking on some of the world's most aggressive competitors.
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One of the most aggressive has been Epic Games, which announced a battle royale mode for its survival game Fortnite, which will be free to all players starting September 26th.
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All of this of course begs the question: Do we really want a president who seems to want to emulate one of America's all time most aggressive and volatile generals?
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The Sanders campaign has been the most aggressive in criticizing Biden, and a shared debate stage would give the Vermont senator an opportunity to confront the former vice president directly.
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Domino's was highlighted as the company that was most aggressive, and a price war is typically only good for short-sellers that could take the stock down when it reports.
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The candidates weren't fighting to claim the mantle of "electable" centrist — more on that in a bit — but rather competing to define themselves as the most aggressive and authentic progressive.
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Tacherra-Morrison didn't specify what made either plan notable, but both Warren and Sanders have long sought to position themselves as some of the most aggressive candidates on the issue.
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In 2001, the sherpas pitched their tents near a river in Zambia, not realizing that their campsite was surrounded by hippos — among the most aggressive and dangerous animals in Africa.
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Its main weapon against Alibaba is its stake in JD.com, the country's second-biggest e-commerce firm, led by Richard Liu, one of China's most aggressive and successful serial entrepreneurs.
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Elliott Management, one of Wall Street's biggest and most aggressive hedge funds, which owns about 1 percent of AT&T shares, has been critical of the company's move into entertainment.
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The new sanctions, published on Friday, target President Vladimir Putin's inner circle in one of Washington's most aggressive responses to alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election so far.
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This temporary change follows Google's decision to remove YouTube from Fire TV altogether late last month, which was the company's most aggressive move yet in its ongoing spat with Amazon.
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He should take his favorite United States attorney not favorite because they&aposre pals but the most professional the most competent most aggressive he can and give him an assignment.
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A first stab, led by the OECD in 2015, dealt with some of the most aggressive types of avoidance but failed to secure global agreement on taxing the digital economy.
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Royal Dutch Shell, one of the most aggressive global oil and gas producers on clean-energy and climate change, faces big tests on how serious it is with its pursuit.
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Tim Kaine (D-Va.) The 2016 Democratic vice presidential nominee is among the most aggressive believers in the need for presidents to seek congressional authorization for virtually any military operation.
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What's more, FDR's creation of the administrative state and Reagan's extensive deregulation efforts make them perhaps the most aggressive of recent presidents, and they have among the highest win rates.
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That goal is among the most aggressive by big oil companies, along with French producer Total, whose publicly stated target is 20% of its energy output be renewables by 2035.
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Even in the most aggressive estimates, an Apple Car is three or four years away, so we have a lot of space to fill — let's fill it with our imaginations.
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As tech giants face growing scrutiny over their market power, Amazon has quietly removed some of the most aggressive promotional spots for so-called private label products on its website.
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He, like Trump, has publicly doubted the science behind climate change and, in his position as attorney general of Oklahoma, is among the country's most aggressive litigants against EPA rules.
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And they confirm that even the US's closest allies will not turn the other cheek as the Trump administration pursues the most aggressive protectionist trade agenda it has in decades.
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For Iran, the Taliban is the lesser evil with the potential to serve as a local bulwark against the spread of the most aggressive anti-Iranian forces to its east.
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HuffPost's Matt Fuller reported on Monday that Senate Republicans are already working with the House's most aggressive Obamacare opponents—the House Freedom Caucus—to create their version of the bill.
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BI was among the most aggressive central banks in Asia last year, hiking rates six times by a total of 175 basis points (bps) to defend the then-falling rupiah.
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The world number one, who had been fighting to become France's first winner since Bernard Hinault in 1985, was voted this year's most aggressive rider after also winning two stages.
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Elliott's role at Gigamon as both shareholder activist and potential buyer highlights the hedge fund's affinity for tech targets and its reputation as one of the world's most aggressive shareholders.
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The U.S. sanctions hit 3933 Russians and a range of companies in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for what it called a range of "malign activity".
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It could even flip the script, putting the White House on the defensive and playing into the narrative that Trump's most aggressive tweets are reactionary and unbecoming of the presidency.
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From the moment he became president until today, Swamp King Trump has waged the most aggressive attack against justice in America of any president in the history of the nation.
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The actions are among the most aggressive campaigns against Islamic State since it declared its aim to rule over all Muslims from parts of Iraq and Syria two years ago.
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Pence had criticized Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions and announced the "toughest and most aggressive" sanctions against Pyongyang yet, while also moving to strengthen the U.S. alliance with Japan and South Korea.
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Even the most aggressive projections of future automation, Mr. Acemoglu and Mr. Restrepo estimate, will not fill the hole that retiring Americans are projected to leave in the work force.
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After four weeks of steep increases in deaths and cases, the growth rate has eased since Sunday, raising hopes that the most aggressive phase of the contagion might be over.
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He made his name as one of the most aggressive activist investors, shaking up companies like Wendy's and Canadian Pacific Railway and enriching himself and his investors along the way.
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Breast-feeding is particularly protective against some of the most aggressive tumors, called hormone receptor-negative or triple-negative tumors, which are more common among African-American women, studies show.
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While defense stocks may continue to spike briefly when rhetoric between the United States and North Korea is at its most aggressive, strategists question whether valuations can expand much more.
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California already has the most aggressive policies in the country to fight climate change, and state officials said they would work directly with other nations to defend and strengthen them.
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The new statement of objections on Wednesday highlights once again how Europe has far and away become the most aggressive region in using regulation to try to rein in Google.
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Because such payments to Ireland wouldn't be taxed, some companies that had been the most aggressive at shifting profits into offshore havens were spared the full brunt of the BEAT.
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BMW and Daimler, maker of Mercedes-Benz, are two of the most aggressive carmakers building their own "mobility services" to prevent Silicon Valley's upstarts from keeping all the spoils themselves.
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In order to buy these funds at Fidelity in the first place, customers need to sign a designated investment agreement and must have "most aggressive" risk tolerance registered on Fidelity.
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Instead, it's a useful way to draw attention to an oft-ignored threat to free speech on campus: the Republican Party's increasing alignment with Israel's most aggressive right-wing defenders.
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Because the Senate isn't set to consider the bill at all, progressives see this as a major opportunity for Democrats to pass the most aggressive version of this legislation possible.
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Harris has highlighted the tensions this week, saying on Monday night that she supported the most aggressive version of Medicare for All before moderating her position, via aides, late yesterday.
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At at least two of the agency's most aggressive regional offices, requests for information involving companies suspected of polluting have fallen significantly under Mr. Trump, according to internal E.P.A. data.
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The Obama administration pioneered the most aggressive legal war on national security leakers that America has seen since Watergate, but it typically focused on actual leaks that had taken place.
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She's among the candidates who's been most aggressive about laying out a specific abortion rights policy, and was the first to say she'd only appoint judges who support Roe v. Wade.
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Nielsen was the most aggressive immigration hawk in the (admittedly brief) history of the Department of Homeland Security, but that wasn't good enough for Trump, who fired her in early April.
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DeploraBall On Thursday night in Washington, protesters gathered on 14th Street outside the National Press Club to demonstrate against "DeploraBall," an event organized by some of Trump's most aggressive online supporters.
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Meanwhile, two of the most aggressive candidates onstage, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro, chose another target to mercilessly attack: former Rep.
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As of now, it's easy to say Fossil Group is the watch luxury brand with the most aggressive plan to add smarter, fashionable options for customers to choose from this year.
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Which means that North Korea's decision to conduct its most aggressive test in two years may in part have been a message to the president: do what you promised — or else.
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Breitbart is taking the most aggressive stance against the Obamacare replacement bill, closely followed by the website Conservative Review — which is seen in conservative circles as being close to Ted Cruz.
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Mr Bayliss threw out the core of the old squad and rebuilt the team in the image of Eoin Morgan, its Irish-born captain and one of its most aggressive batsmen.
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Yes, but: The Trump administration has urged states on in a handful of efforts to roll back Medicaid, and block grants would be the most aggressive of those efforts by far.
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Notwithstanding the fact that data-rich healthcare records are worth more than 10 times a credit card on the black market, this would shut down the most aggressive "data-focused" hackers.
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It's a crucial argument because right now the GOP, while it holds the reins of power, is undertaking one of the most aggressive crusades for work requirements that we've ever seen.
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The move is one of the most aggressive legal gambits to date by a company seeking compensation for a wave of nationalizations under the leadership of late Socialist leader Hugo Chavez.
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The U.S. military said that the warplanes had simulated attack passes near the USS Donald Cook, with one official describing them as one of the most aggressive interactions in recent memory.
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These are the rattlesnake, the copperhead, the moccasin, and the Spitz dog, and of the four, the latter is by far the most aggressive and deadly in its hostility to man.
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China may be the most aggressive in launching its alternative to GPS and also the most bullish in providing worldwide coverage, but it is not alone in pursuing its own system.
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It will also be four months after the president rolled out his climate change rule for power plants, by far the most aggressive federal government action on greenhouse gases in history.
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"I think it's one of the most aggressive bills that we have seen that would target L.G.B.T people," said Eunice Rho, advocacy and policy counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Both Apple and Ireland said they would appeal the decision, which is the European Union's latest and most aggressive move in its campaign to have multinationals pay a fair tax rate.
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One such encounter between Russian aircraft and the USS Donald Cook in 2016 was the "most aggressive" by the Russians in some time — here's how US sailors captured the tense moments.
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Rubio, who got some momentum with a second-place finish to Trump in South Carolina last Saturday and has picked up some Bush supporters, gave his most aggressive performance to date.
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The big picture: This is the most aggressive example of how different types of industries are urging Trump to use caution with his regulatory rollback, in the name of business certainty.
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And in perhaps his most aggressive attack on the tech industry, he has proposed earlier taxation on stock options, the equity that has fueled the wealth of many in Silicon Valley.
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But some are more like birds—the most aggressive cancers have already taken flight before you can discover them, which is why some people still die from cancer, despite early detection.
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"This is going to revolutionize the way songwriters get paid in America," said Dina LaPolt, a lawyer who has been one of the music industry's most aggressive supporters of the bill.
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Economists said the changes marked the most aggressive easing in years, as the central bank also lowered its outlook for headline and core inflation to -1% to zero percent for 2020.
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When COVID-19 first emerged, the country took some of the most aggressive measures to contain the spread without putting entire communities on lockdown, earning praise from the World Health Organization.
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He soon focused on a lawsuit, hoping to draw on the #MeToo movement and "the most aggressive lawyers in the world," Zack Bacon said in a recording provided to The Times.
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He, for instance, had the most aggressive monetary policy platform of any candidate, calling on the Federal Reserve to put workers and wage increases first instead of focusing on preventing inflation.
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Elizabeth Warren has been the most aggressive, pledging to eliminate the legislative filibuster as part of her strategy for delivering on her agenda from her first day in the White House.
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Anbang has emerged as one of China's most aggressive buyers of overseas assets in the past two years, spending more than $30 billion acquiring luxury hotels, insurers and other property assets.
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Kohl's (KSS) has been among the most aggressive in slimming down its stores and it has decided to lease out the extra space at a handful of locations to outside partners.
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Some of the most aggressive commitments to zero out emissions came from countries that are most vulnerable to the consequences of climate change, like island nations losing land to rising seas.
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President Donald Trump's reelection campaign is preparing an avalanche of TV ads targeting Joe Biden in early primary states — its most aggressive step yet to meddle in the Democratic nomination contest.
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Pence himself had doubled down on the aggressive rhetoric at the start of his trip to Japan, announcing the "toughest and most aggressive" economic sanctions against Pyongyang for its nuclear program.
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But in more conservative parts of the country, where attacks against drag queen storytimes have been most aggressive, creating a safe space for queer library users can be an act of discretion.
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The company is viewed as the most aggressive of the major oil companies since it cut back on spending and maintained its dividend, and became the new blue chip of the group.
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Jim Jordan, perhaps the president's most aggressive ally on the Judiciary Committee, was silent on Twitter in the immediate aftermath of news that the report had finally been issued to the DOJ.
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Trump over his first 21 days in office has issued a barrage of executive actions aimed at delivering on a range of policy pledges -- including many of his most aggressive and controversial.
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There were strikingly vulnerable shoots happening throughout hip-hop's most aggressive years, like Goodie Mob's 1995 cover for Rap Pages magazine, depicting the four men wading shirtless in water, like a baptism.
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In 2006, Giuseppe Pisanu, the then-interior minister of Italy, called the group "the most deep-rooted, the most powerful and the most aggressive of [Italy's] criminal organizations," according to The Guardian.
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And it will only put more national attention on Cohen's testimony next month, when Congress will get airtime for what may amount to its most aggressive public talk of impeachment to date.
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Warren's position makes her by far the most aggressive candidate in seeking to curtail tech's influence on Democratic politics, rejecting an era of warm relations exemplified during the administration of Barack Obama.
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EU states decided last month to draw up the blacklist in a bid to discourage the most aggressive tax dodging practices after several disclosures of off-shore schemes, including the Panama Papers.
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Souki's move looked to be in keeping with LNG importers pushing for lower prices and better terms, yet even some of the most aggressive buyers seemed taken aback by the flat rate.
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Much of President Donald Trump's effort to crack down on illegal immigration has been in the spotlight, but the rule change is one of the most aggressive efforts to restrict legal immigration.
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GM Cruise raises $1.15B at a $19B valuation from SoftBank and Honda GM Cruise has one of the most aggressive timelines among companies hoping to deploy a commercial self-driving vehicle service.
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" He said Penn State "has one of the most aggressive student misconduct policies in the country and its off-campus policy pertaining to misconduct remains the most vigorous in the Big 22014.
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From a Buddha-shaped building on the tourist island of Hainan, HNA Group has transformed itself into one of China's most aggressive dealmakers — and drawn new scrutiny of its ownership and financing.
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If your financial advisor has considered location optimization, you should expect to see the most aggressive investments, or more equities, sitting inside of your Roth IRA because they are growing tax-free.
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"This is the most assertive, most aggressive and most directly impactful of any engagement that they have had in our elections," Clapper said at the event, in Cambridge, Massachusetts just outside Boston.
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"When I go to breakfasts and party meetings with him, he is the one who is the most aggressive - ready to take on the Social Democrats," a senior German government official said.
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Tokio Marine, Japan's largest property and casualty insurer by market value, has been the most aggressive among its peers in expanding its global footprint as it fights a shrinking market at home.
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On Monday, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, announced on Facebook that her state was launching "the largest and the most aggressive meth campaign that our state has seen" to combat the crisis.
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Barclays expects up to a further 150 billion pounds QE. These are among the most aggressive QE forecasts, and it remains to be seen if they will turn out to be accurate.
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Handsomely mounted, "Gunpowder" reaches back to 1605, when England's King James I and his Protestant minions persecuted the country's Catholic subjects, seeking to root them out using the most aggressive of methods.
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And he is coming off almost four years as president of the Senate, giving him a platform to present himself as one of the state's most aggressive leaders in opposing Mr. Trump.
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Executing a search warrant is considered among the most aggressive steps used by authorities, who must first demonstrate they have probable cause to believe they will find evidence that a crime occurred.
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The report found that the most aggressive plan, for $15 an hour, would result in higher pay for at least 17 million workers — and possibly as many as 27 million — in 2025.
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In contrast, Mr. Trump has put his commission in the hands of Kris Kobach, a hard-line conservative from Kansas who is the nation's most aggressive peddler of the voter-fraud myth.
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All of the eco+ features can be enabled or disabled independently and there's a slider control in the app to go from Level 1 (eco+ off) to Level 5 (most aggressive savings).
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"The Justice Department has not always taken the most aggressive reading of these kinds of campaign finance restrictions," said Stephen I. Vladeck, a law professor at the University of Texas at Austin.
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The feature, which the company plans to test in a limited rollout later this year, marks one of the company's most aggressive efforts to fight trolls and targeted harassment on its platform.
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The sale comes as China attempts to tame financial and credit risks among the country's smaller lenders and a slew of asset sales by Anbang, once among China's most aggressive overseas dealmakers.
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A 25 bps cut would take the cumulative rate cuts by Asia's most aggressive central bank to 160 bps since February and will be the most in a calendar year since 2009.
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Later, Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, perhaps the most aggressive questioner of the day, asked Judge Gorsuch what he would have done if faced with the same conditions as the trucker.
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Other late-stage investors in the top 20 include ICONIQ Capital and Coatue Management as well as Goldman Sachs, which have emerged as some of the most aggressive financiers in the space.
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As United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, Mr. Bharara is known as one of the nation's most aggressive and outspoken prosecutors of public corruption and Wall Street crime.
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The two secretaries of state most aggressive in culling voter lists are Kris Kobach in Kansas and Brian Kemp in Georgia, who are also both Republican candidates for governor, exacerbating partisan rancor.
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At 218, Mr. Wigdor has found himself as the courtroom general leading an army of Fox complainants largely because of his reputation as one of New York City's most aggressive employment lawyers.
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But it makes a few very notable exceptions, including for the North Korean hackers broadly known as Lazarus, which has carried out some of the most aggressive hacking operations ever seen online.
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Thiara said that markets are pricing in one of the most aggressive hiking cycles in the country's history, implying that the Brazilian real could be overvalued despite the unlikelihood of a tightening regimen.
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It also favored high-speed traders on the platform, so traditional traders found themselves facing "the most aggressive and predatory high-speed traders," according to the New York attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman.
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But those bets have been scaled back as recent comments by ECB officials and inflation, well below the ECB's near 20183 percent target, prompt investors to reassess their most aggressive rate-hike bets.
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And President Trump&aposs own director of national intelligence, Dan Coats, just said on Friday that Russia continues to be our most aggressive foreign adversary and an ongoing threat to our upcoming elections.
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Coats, a former Republican senator whom Trump appointed director of national intelligence, said just last week that Russian was the "most aggressive foreign actor, no question," in their cyberattacks against the United States.
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In July 2017, McCain revealed that he had been diagnosed with glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer, just days after he underwent surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye.
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It's important to note that the most aggressive repayment plan may not be the best one for you, especially if you're on an income-driven repayment plan because you're already strapped for cash.
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His litigation helped lead Germany to pass one of the world's most aggressive laws targeting hate speech last year, but even now false information can still whip up hate online at blinding speed.
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Jordan, who came to Congress in 2007, has been one of Trump's most aggressive defenders in the House and was even temporarily placed on the House Intelligence Committee for the public impeachment hearings.
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Fund managers have ramped up short positions in NYMEX WTI by 86 million barrels over the last four weeks, in the most aggressive short-selling cycle since the start of 2015 (tmsnrt.rs/2t8NQuy).
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Libratone has been one of the most aggressive audio companies in embracing alternatives to the traditional 3.5mm headphone jack, and today it adds to its family of products with the new Track+ neckbuds.
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Founded in 13, Anbang became one of the most aggressive investors behind a wave of overseas acquisitions by China's firms in recent years that have attracted the attention of global regulators and investors.
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Eugene Kim As tech giants face growing scrutiny over their market power, Amazon has quietly removed some of the most aggressive promotional spots for so-called "private label" products on its web site.
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Williams' Felipe Massa and Haas's Romain Grosjean, who has scored in both of the team's first two races, have made the most aggressive choices with just one set each of the medium tires.
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Founded in 2004, Anbang became one of the most aggressive investors behind a wave of overseas acquisitions by China's firms in recent years that have attracted the attention of global regulators and investors.
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Deutsche Bank said it expects others in Asia to follow, in response to tepid growth and limited inflationary pressure, adding that Bank Indonesia and the Philippine central bank could be "the most aggressive".
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The first couple of months were a supercharged "January effect," in which the smallest, riskiest, most aggressive stocks sped higher as the fourth-quarter growth panic, fund liquidations and tax-loss selling abated.
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These include mandatory minimum sentences for non-violent drug offenders, a directive for prosecutors to pursue the most aggressive charges possible, and a turn back toward disastrous and exploitative private for-profit prisons.
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" RELATED: 'Jiggery-pokery': The best lines from Antonin Scalia's Obamacare dissent "And even in his early years of the Court, that came out at oral argument when he was the most aggressive questioner.
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In the absence of any legislation that would clarify who should be deported and who should be allowed to stay, Trump has been free to pursue the simplest and most aggressive policy possible.
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The nearly $30 billion hedge fund is among the most aggressive of the large activists, launching more campaigns against companies through September of this year than any other investor, data from Lazard show.
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The agency says what it's doing on asbestos is the most aggressive federal action against the chemical in decades, carrying out Congress's instructions to significantly reduce exposure to it and ban its uses.
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In the decades after the composer's death in 1901, performances of Verdi's operas began to fester with the most aggressive excesses of the verismo style that was gaining steam in his final years.
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The public and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have spoken out against the most aggressive portions of the ramped-up policy, particularly DHS's practice of separating families crossing the border together.
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So notable has been its practice that the company was called out as one of the most aggressive users of equity grants by Mark Mahaney, a veteran stock analyst with RBC Capital Markets.
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Three of the most aggressive candidates chasing Silicon Valley money have been Mr. Booker, Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Harris, according to interviews with donors and event invitations obtained by The New York Times.
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The British government has proposed sweeping new powers to regulate harmful content and false information, recommending one of the world's most aggressive actions to police the internet, Adam Satariano of the NYT reports.
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" Trump touted his administration's efforts to combat the coronavirus amid continued scrutiny, claiming he "has taken the most aggressive action in modern history to control our borders and protect Americans from the coronavirus.
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The measure had overwhelming support in the Democratic-controlled legislature and is one of the most aggressive attempts by a state to tackle rising drug prices that critics say are crippling state finances.
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While Bloomberg's climate change plan isn't the most aggressive or expensive among the 2020 contenders (those mantles likely go to Sanders's proposals), it would be hard to call his plans anything but ambitious.
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" Coles talks about porn and living in a culture where teenagers check their phones a minimum of 75 times a day, always "one click away from some of the most aggressive porn imaginable.
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In Oklahoma, he has emerged as one of the EPA's most aggressive legal adversaries, and his past tepid statements about the science behind climate change have solidified climate hawks' opposition to his nomination.
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Although Europe has been the world's most aggressive regulator of the tech industry, critics say its investigations take too long to complete and have not resulted in meaningful changes to the companies' practices.
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It would appear to mark one of the most aggressive attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq since the Iranian-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah launched 31 missiles at a base near Kirkuk on Dec.
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"I'm announcing today the United States of America will soon unveil the toughest and most aggressive round of economic sanctions on North Korea ever," Pence said after meeting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Huawei strikes back: Chinese tech giant Huawei announced it is suing the US government in its most aggressive move yet to fight back against accusations that its technology poses a global security threat.
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Shenzhen, China (CNN Business)Embattled Chinese tech giant Huawei is suing the US government in its most aggressive move yet to fight back against accusations that its technology poses a global security threat.
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Unlike internet search engine Google which has been in the EU antitrust crosshairs for close to a decade, Facebook has not drawn the attention of the Commission, the world's most aggressive competition enforcer.
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The pharmaceutical industry is probably the most aggressive and persuasive, considering how much media advertising it buys, how much influence it wields within government and how much money it has at its disposal.
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The Trump administration announced Friday it will sanction seven Russian oligarchs and a dozen companies they own and control, its most aggressive effort yet to curb the activities of influential Russian business elites.
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However, Sandoval is not the first Republican to speak out against the move, which is the administration's most aggressive attempt yet to do away with former President Obama's signature health-care law. Sen.
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JPMorgan and Wells Fargo, which have been among the most aggressive in seeking new agreements, said they would pass along any information that customers wanted, as long as the customers themselves requested it.
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The bill in the senate would create some of the most aggressive regulations on large-scale voter registration in the nation — like civil penalties for groups that unintentionally file incomplete voter registration forms.
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Likewise the six choices of protein on offer, the best of which are the most aggressive in flavor: sweet-salty lap cheung (Chinese sausage), thick tabs of bacon and baby shrimp sluiced with vinegar.
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The size of the American contribution surprised some analysts, who saw it as one of the most aggressive moves the United States has made in the region since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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There have been some tongue-in-cheek comparisons made in the past to the height of Fed chairs and their propensity to raise rates, with 6-foot-9 Paul Volcker being the most aggressive.
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Because of the long atmospheric lifetime of carbon dioxide, it is not likely to fall below this level again in most of our lifetimes, even if the most aggressive emissions reduction plans are pursued.
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" TRUMP SAYS MUELLER PROBE HAS DRIVEN &aposWEDGE&apos BETWEEN RUSSIA AND U.S., REVEALS PUTIN&aposS RESPONSE Wray spoke about other potential cybersecurity threats but noted that "Russia has been by far the most aggressive.
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But China has been the most aggressive in staking out its claim — marking a "nine-dash line" around the bulk of the islands and waters and building up artificial islands within the disputed region.
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British Columbia yesterday passed an emissions law aimed at curbing the production and sale of fuel-burning cars in the Canadian province, marking North America's most aggressive legislation to date, according to the CBC.
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According to the new rules, at 10-9 round would be a very even contest in terms of the exchanges with the most aggressive fighter of the two being warranted the 10-9 round.
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He insisted the group had kept away from the most aggressive promotions currently seen in France, where rivals Iliad, Altice Europe and Bouygues Telecom all seek to grow market share in the broadband market.
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The week's three big offensives are some of the most aggressive campaigns against Islamic State since it declared its aim to rule over all Muslims from parts of Iraq and Syria two years ago.
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He insisted the group had kept away from the most aggressive promotions currently seen in France, where rivals Iliad , Altice Europe and Bouygues Telecom all seek to grow market share in the broadband market.
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In his most aggressive attack yet on the Republican presidential nominee, Obama said Donald Trump was "unfit" to succeed him in the White House and called on Republicans to drop their support for him.
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Pompeo has been one of the most aggressive critics of the Obama administration's handling of a 2012 attack on U.S. diplomatic facilities in Benghazi, Libya, that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans.
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Why it matters: Europe has by far taken the most aggressive regulatory stance on protecting consumer privacy and will in many ways be a litmus test for regulating the currency of the data economy.
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With BI's 25 bps hike plus a 50 bps one by the Philippine central bank on Thursday, the two have been the most aggressive this year, lifting their benchmark rates by 1.5 percentage points.
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An October 2017 internal report to Vancouver city council suggested that 2023 would be the earliest the city could reach that goal, if it followed the most aggressive climate action of three scenarios presented.
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If his insurance had been one of Trump's less expensive policies, David still would have pursued the most aggressive treatment for his leukemia, and the doctors and hospital would not have withheld that care.
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Under Ohio's policy — the most aggressive in the country — the state mails notices to registered voters who haven't voted in two consecutive years, asking them to confirm they still reside at the same address.
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The proposal provoked outrage among civil rights groups, a response that Mr. Trump's advisers have argued privately is a central objective of many of the president's most aggressive proposals on immigration and other matters.
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From doctors and nurses to government workers and journalists, some of the most aggressive and successful labor actions in recent years have erupted when professionals felt their judgment, expertise and autonomy were under assault.
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And along with Mr. Jordan, he was one of the most aggressive voices pushing the Judiciary and Oversight Committees through a joint investigation into potential political bias at the F.B.I. and the Justice Department.
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Mr. Perry's proposal was the most aggressive move yet in support of coal and nuclear power and would have shielded a number of plants in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic from those competitive forces.
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The lieutenant governor's remarks were some of his most aggressive in the weeks after the two women — Scripps professor Vanessa Tyson and Meredith Watson, a schoolmate of Fairfax's at Duke University — publicly came forward.
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At least seven brokerages raised their price targets on Intel's stock, with J.P.Morgan making the most aggressive move by boosting its target by $12 to $80, well above the median price target of $64.
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At least 15 brokerages raised their price targets on Intel's stock, with J.P.Morgan making the most aggressive move by boosting its target by $12 to $80, well above the median price target of $65.
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At least seven brokerages raised their price targets on Intel's stock, with J.P.Morgan making the most aggressive move by boosting its target by $12 to $80, well above the median price target of $64.
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The most aggressive wildfire raged in the municipality of Oliveira de Azemeis since the early hours of Tuesday morning, with 450 firefighters on the ground who managed to bring it under control on Tuesday.
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The most aggressive plans seek to all but eradicate unemployment and to set a new wage floor for all working Americans, pressuring private employers to raise wages if they want to compete for workers.
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In Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing, two Democratic senators with 2020 ambitions -- New Jersey's Cory Booker and California's Kamala Harris -- took center stage, asking the most aggressive questions and galvanizing both progressive opposition and conservative support.
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The comments mark one of the most aggressive critiques of the government of Venezuela's socialist President Nicolas Maduro to date from Videgaray, the former finance minister and close confidant of President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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While Democrats will likely just move to table the symbolic measure, it represents the GOP's most aggressive offensive yet as the party tries to coalesce around a strategy to beat back Democratic impeachment efforts.
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It's a kind of nationalist hawkishness that we haven't seen much of in the United States since the Cold War — but has supported some of the most aggressive uses of force in American history.
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Emmanuel Macron, the newly minted French president, stood next to Russian President Vladimir Putin at Versailles on Monday and made clear that he was ready to confront one of this century's most aggressive strongmen.
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Pence has said Washington would soon unveil "the toughest and most aggressive round of economic sanctions on North Korea ever" while South Korea wants to use the Olympics to re-engage with the North.
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Indeed, the most aggressive debates over Friedman have actually been taking place within the Jewish community, and the Jewish press, ever since the Long Island–born bankruptcy lawyer was named to the post in December.
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The complaint filed Tuesday night in US District Court reveals the government's most aggressive step to stop such facilities, apparently previewing the Trump administration's stance against similar proposals in San Francisco, Seattle, and New York.
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Anbang, once among China's most aggressive overseas dealmakers and famed for buying New York's Waldorf Astoria hotel, bought the stake in Century Securities from a group of investors led by Beijing Tourism Group in 2013.
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Mr Trump unveiled an executive order imposing the most aggressive American sanctions on North Korea to date, including financial sanctions liable to have a chilling effect on the large Chinese banks that operate in America.
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Amy Klobuchar told "Meet the Press" that she plans to repeal the most aggressive portions of the Republican tax bill to collect $100 billion over time, which would go toward family leave in child care.
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IBM has been one of the most aggressive large technology companies on blockchain and has several large clients developing applications with the technology, including Northern Trust, Wal-Mart Stores and the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp.
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Both California Stem Cell Treatment Center and US Stem Cell said in public statements they plan to fight the injunctions, the most aggressive volley yet in the conflict surrounding direct-to-consumer stem cell treatments.
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What Really Happened: Turns out, the president of the United States—one of the most aggressive politicians on the planet when it comes to bad-mouthing anyone—can't take what he dishes out particularly well.
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THE SCION Donald Trump Jr. is the current head of the Trump Organization, and as one of the loudest and most aggressive defenders of his father, he's become a favorite of Trump's most ardent supporters.
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The Czech central bank has been the most aggressive among European Union policymakers in normalising monetary policy after years of loose measures, including keeping the crown weak in an intervention regime between 2013 and 2017.
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The most aggressive firms have scaled up by offering guaranteed returns of 6% or more on short-term investment products, an extremely risky strategy for what is supposed to be a sober and reliable industry.
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With the 100-day marker in the rearview mirror, the Trump administration has largely stopped pushing one of its most aggressive lies—that this is the most active administration in the history of the country.
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With a polling advantage of that magnitude, it's hard to say why Trump chose to give his most aggressive debate performance yet, mixing it up with abandon in exchanges with Bush and Cruz, among others.
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In a research note, ANZ Bank economist Sanjay Mathur said that among Asia's most aggressive central banks in 2018 - Indonesia, the Philippines and India - the interest rate hike transmission was the least robust in Indonesia.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who are generally viewed as the furthest left of the candidates and who have taken the most aggressive stances on corporate taxes and pursuing the potential breakup of Big Tech.
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Read more: Here's why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez spends her downtime on a rooftop garden filled with spinach, collard greens, and dahliasAt this point, environmental advocates say Sanders' plan is the most aggressive in the field.
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Xcel hopes to achieve what it calls the most aggressive carbon-reducing goals in the industry by doubling its wind generation, continuing to operate carbon-free nuclear plants and leaning on natural gas as backup.
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One is that the government will ante up in the face of a manufactured crisis, and the most aggressive actors may receive the largest rewards, especially when the money can be drawn from taxpayers' pockets.
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On the eve of Revocation's seventh full-length album, The Outer Ones, Davidson reflects on the band's roots, their current exposure, and the inspiration for what is easily their most aggressive and deadliest album yet.
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Coats recently pointed to Russia as the most aggressive foreign actor trying to disrupt the US digital infrastructure and said the warning signs are "blinking red" on cyber attacks in advance of November's midterm elections.
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The President hinted that Tuesday night's Oval Office show, his most aggressive move yet in a government shutdown now into its third week, was out of his normal comfort zone of rallies and spontaneous appearances.
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A bungled coup by hard-line Brexiteers in her own party — who want a more complete break from the European Union than she has proposed — had left her most aggressive detractors looking isolated and foolish.
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In perhaps the most aggressive U.S. threat to North Korea, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that pre-emptive military action is "on the table" if the erratic nation continues with its nuclear weapons program.
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The major U.S. grocers have some of the most aggressive plans to staff up as boxes of pasta, canned goods, toilet paper and other essential items continue to fly off shelves during the coronavirus pandemic.
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California took some of the most aggressive steps to curb the spread of the coronavirus, with San Francisco and its surrounding counties telling residents to "shelter in place" and not leave their homes unless necessary.
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Ms. DeVos has been the most aggressive of the cabinet secretaries in following an executive order issued by Mr. Trump at the beginning of his administration that required cabinet heads to shrink the federal footprint.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, who served as governor from 2003 to 2011, and led the state in developing the most aggressive pollution-control programs in the nation, has emerged as one of Mr. Trump's biggest Republican critics.
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Prosecutor John Reading cross examined defense witness Dr Richard Latham, a British psychiatrist, stating "even when he was at his most aggressive, even when he was torturing her, his conduct to her was very controlled".
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Scott Walker (R) on Monday said he would ask the state's Republican-led legislature to undertake one of the most aggressive welfare reform packages since a wave of new measures passed in the mid-1990s.
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The surprise inspections are New York's most aggressive effort to tighten oversight of construction sites after a surge in worker injuries as the city undergoes its biggest building boom in more than half a century.
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How it works: Let's choose one "adventure," the most aggressive where you choose to subsidize all clean energy technologies, pursue the most climate-friendly policies and enact a global carbon price over $200 a ton.
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Bombardier, which analysts and executives said has been the most aggressive in cutting prices, said last week it would halt completion work for its Global 5000 and 6000 business jets during certain periods in 2017.
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Besides NTV, transmitters for the privately owned Citizen TV, Inooro TV and KTN News had also been switched off in the most aggressive anti-media move by a Kenyan government in more than two decades.
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Bernie Sanders (single-payer Medicare-for-all): Sanders's is the most aggressive and would set up a national health care budget capping how much Medicare would pay overall for medical services in a given year.
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The Treasury Department's sanctions are aimed at allies of President Vladimir Putin in one of Washington's most aggressive moves to punish Moscow for its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
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In the Senate, Mr. Booker has been one of the most aggressive critics of the Trump administration, breaking with Senate precedent and testifying against the nomination of a fellow senator, Jeff Sessions, for attorney general.
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Among congressional GOP leaders, Thune had taken the most aggressive posture against Trump in the wake of the video disclosed Friday by the Washington Post that showed Trump boasting about grabbing women without their consent.
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The memo emphasized the need for "the most aggressive Get-Out-The-Vote (GOTV) program in history" across the country and named other states, such as Pennsylvania and Ohio, as key to the campaign's efforts.
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