His advocacy in this matter serves to enable a president who does not believe in freedom of the press, does not believe in coequal branches of government, and does not believe in the rule of law unless it suits his purposes.
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He does not believe in motivating his staff, he said.
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If anyone does not believe in God, look at me.
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"We do not believe in untrammelled free markets," it claims.
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"He clearly does not believe in Allah," she said flatly.
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Clearly, Pence does not believe in everything Trump is selling.
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I do not believe in an eye for an eye.
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Finney once said he did not believe in such honors.
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"I confess I do not believe in time," Nabokov wrote.
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If he does not believe in it, shame on him.
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The Knanaya do not believe in marrying outside the faith.
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"I do not believe in packing the court," Sanders said.
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No, I do not believe in it in any form.
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They do not believe in work, but speculate with money.
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How can we not believe in climate change, or whatever?
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But I do not believe in free speech for robots.
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The Americans "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears," Tchaikovsky, zharkoye.
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I'm-- I do not believe in borrowing money on security.
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He does not believe in the sacredness of the individual.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Apit Abdullah does not believe in Santa Claus.
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Parents may not believe in an illness they don't see.
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Our president might not believe in climate change, but Amazon does.
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Unfortunately, this is a team that does not believe in transparency.
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They did not believe in borders or regimes bounded by geography.
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I do not believe in cancelling people for simply being wrong.
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Does he not believe in the rule of law or Constitution?
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"I do not believe in glorious failure, heroic defeat," he said.
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It was said that Sumner did not believe in the Bible.
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He did not believe in declaring moral superiority then going home.
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"I do not believe in packing the court," Mr. Sanders said.
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My mom did not believe in having your own play set.
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Mr. Goodall did not believe in the afterlife, the organization said.
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"We do not believe in untrammelled free markets," the Conservative manifesto announced.
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"Most generalist venture capitalists do not believe in this sector," Stephens says.
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We had people who do not believe in God praying to him.
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Do we believe in it or do we not believe in it?
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Do not believe in the delusion of FEAR, it is a CHOICE.
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But I do not believe in the binary of sexuality or gender.
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The president stressed that he did not believe in an isolationist policy.
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The government, it seems, also wants Venezuelans to not believe in anything.
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" On sunscreen: "I really do not believe in this whole sunscreen hoax.
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Here it comes: John Waters does not believe in penetrative anal sex!
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They do not believe in the basic premises of the Republican Party.
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He did not believe in complete abstraction, completely flattened forms, or extreme stylization.
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Some do not believe in voting for a player on his first attempt.
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Around half of Republicans do not believe in evolution or anthropogenic climate change.
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My parents obviously did not believe in that and I worked out okay.
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Her June manifesto proclaimed that Tories "do not believe in untrammelled free markets".
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This may explain why the EU does not believe in the government's solutions.
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Sure, some of us may not believe in the big ol' man anymore.
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If you do not believe in yourself, it is hard to better yourself.
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And she certainly did not believe in play dates, as we will discover.
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I can't believe a beautiful city like this would not believe in itself.
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The man does not believe in the basis of our democracy, the Constitution.
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"Clearly, Mr. Rouhani does not believe in the capabilities of women," she added.
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"I do not believe in the general promiscuous toting of guns," he said.
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These are exactly the same people who do not believe in Social Security.
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So, I--do not believe in messing up our system of developing output.
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Anton Chekhov, the 19th century Russian author, did not believe in red herrings.
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"Mexico does not believe in walls," Mr. Peña Nieto said in his address.
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"I do not believe in unilateral disarmament," she said of running against Republicans.
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Trump may not believe in climate change, but scientists under him sure do.
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To not believe in Rupp is to not believe in someone who in the sweet spot age-wise for a marathoner (he's 33) and who has won an Olympic silver and bronze medal in the 10,000 meters and the marathon.
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To not believe in Rupp is to not believe in someone who in the sweet spot age-wise for a marathoner (he's 33) and who has won an Olympic silver and bronze medal in the 10,000 meters and the marathon.
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First, Soviets did not believe in win-win solutions (having rarely experienced such outcomes).
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And now it faces a US president who does not believe in them either.
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"I do not believe in unfettered free trade," Sanders explained in a February debate.
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You realize how dumb you have to be to not believe in climate change?
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Do not call yourself an ally if you do not believe in complete intersectionality.
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Could employers who do not believe in immunization deny coverage for effective childhood vaccines?
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MNUCHIN SAYS TREASURY "DOES NOT BELIEVE IN SIMPLE RECAP AND RELEASE" OF FANNIE, FREDDIE
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Five hundred years ago, the people who lived here did not believe in progress.
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"DO NOT BELIEVE IN THE MEDIA FAKE NEWS!" a translation of Bolsonaro's tweet reads.
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He does not believe in gardeners or decorators, but he does believe in installers.
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One obstacle, though, is that the committee's chairman does not believe in climate change.
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" Sanders: "I believe in trade, but I do not believe in unfettered free trade.
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Lalande in his letter adds: This is why I do not believe in the planet.
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They come to this conclusion even if they still personally do not "believe" in it.
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So, the Mexican leader cancelled his plans, saying his country does not believe in walls.
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"As a matter of principle, Republicans do not believe in federal price controls," he said.
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These tend to overlap, of course, since many Republicans do not believe in climate change.
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SANDERS: Chuck, I believe in trade, but I do not believe in unfettered free trade.
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Trump said he did not believe in isolationism but that trade policy should be fairer.
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"I personally do not believe in the raw food trend," says food scientist Allison Brown.
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The Christian family does not believe in premarital sex and none of them drink alcohol.
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I could not imagine any American for somebody who does not believe in due process.
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Mr. Kerry called Mr. Assad "a spoiler" who did not believe in the cease-fire.
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China does not believe in interfering in the internal affairs of other countries, it added.
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" "I do not believe in imposing my political opinions on the activities of our businesses.
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It could also force Mr. Romney to defend administration policies he did not believe in.
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People who are fans of free markets also tended to not believe in climate change.
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I do not believe in conspiracy theories, but I feel some people will always exaggerate.
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The populist ethno-nationalists in the Trump White House do not believe in this order.
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He said he did not believe in conspiracy theories, but then added that the Sept.
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However, you may not believe in the mission or practices of certain companies or industries.
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Our post-religious society may not believe in hell, but it has also forgotten forgiveness.
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I do not believe in perpetual reform, and I think WHO staff are reformed out.
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Rakesh Khurana has done magnificent research at Harvard, I fundamentally do not believe in it.
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In other words, TST does not believe in a supernatural God or a supernatural Satan.
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Donald Trump might not believe in climate change, but scientists working under him sure do.
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"If you do not believe in climate change you do not believe in science or facts or empirical truths and in my opinion should not be allowed to hold public office," DiCaprio said, and thanked the president for recent efforts to protect marine environments.
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I know it's important, but sometimes people rely on machines and do not believe in people.
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I do not believe in the basis of my subjectivity but I am aware of it.
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He is one of the Republicans who does not believe in scientific evidence about climate change.
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At the same time, no one can argue that Obama "did not believe" in missile defense.
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Not only does Ngo not believe in supplementation, he's highly critical of anything remotely truthy. Keto?
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"He did not believe in God, he believed in people," his daughter, Laila Roman-Jiménez, said.
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"We do not believe, in this incident here, that he had any assistance whatsoever," Gahler said.
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I could not imagine any American for somebody who does not believe in due process. pic.twitter.
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JC Except for the pants, which connote a level of leisure I do not believe in.
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This would effectively turn those who do not believe in that religion into second-class citizens.
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"He does not believe in stare decisis, period," Justice Scalia told one of Justice Thomas's biographers.
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The Awami League denied the charges and said it did not believe in "politics of revenge".
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We can have a debate about the issues, but I do not believe in online bullying.
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"He did not believe in sending a text — birthday, Christmas — he called you," Mr. Chambers said.
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I'm a pragmatic Yankee and I force myself to not believe in anything until it actually happens.
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" Peña Nieto said he "regrets and rejects" Trump's orders Wednesday because "Mexico does not believe in walls.
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But the Apple co-founder said, "I do not believe in auto driving cars" at this point.
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Because that&aposs something that President Barack Obama did not believe in that debate back in 22018.
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Hughes does not "believe in science," which he told the AP has "no difference" from science fiction.
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Widenius does not believe in this model (though he acknowledges that it has worked for some companies).
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Our predecessors did not believe in the end of history — or that it bends, inevitably, toward justice.
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They're looking for reasons to not believe in quarterbacks as much as reasons to believe in them.
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While she considers herself a scientist, Jones said she does not believe in man-caused climate change.
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He did not believe in time"I don't believe in time," Prince told Notorious magazine in 1999.
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Moreover, he does not believe in the power of the federal government to prosecute and punish crimes.
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She never accepted the rigors of a rigid society and did not believe in the status quo.
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It was built by Answers in Genesis, a Creationist Christian group that does not believe in evolution.
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Mr. Steinberg said he did not believe in rapid radicalization: "That doesn't happen within weeks," he said.
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"I do not believe in the promiscuous toting of guns," the NRA president told Congress in 1934.
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Tarbert told Congress in March he wants to invest in enforcement but does not believe in leniency.
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"I do not believe in unilateral disarmament," she said when she announced it in February on MSNBC.
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Trump governs by dividing; he rallies his base and denounces all who do not believe in him.
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As a man born in the 1890s in the South, he did not believe in racial equality.
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"I have been fighting this because I, for one, do not believe in corporate welfare," he said.
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Mr. Patch believes the complaint came from people who do not believe in keeping animals in captivity.
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It appears that most politicians will tolerate, but not believe in the drug lobby's messages or goals.
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"I do not believe in criminalizing fare evasion," Mr. Foye said at a recent State Senate hearing.
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During his confirmation hearings, Shulkin said he supported overhauling the agency but did not believe in privatizing it.
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""I preface this by saying that I am not religious and I do not believe in the paranormal.
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You have to wonder does he not believe in the spark of divinity and worth of every person?
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"What are we supposed to do, not believe in the authorities at all?" says Galina Bolotina, a councillor.
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"I'm a pragmatic Yankee and I've forced myself to not believe in anything until it happens," she said.
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Mr Ma does not believe in religion or communism, saving his faith for a kind of inclusive capitalism.
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"I did not believe in the Iraq war," Haass said in a 2009 interview with National Public Radio.
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Amazon, as I've written several times before, is a company that fundamentally does not believe in securing profits.
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On my first visit to the flat, I find that I do not believe in Celia Paul's life.
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Even more importantly, do not believe in the promises of an instantaneous, guaranteed, melt-your-face off orgasm.
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"Thank God (whom I vehemently do not believe in) my left arm and hand are intact," she wrote.
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I do not believe in the things I have said although I take full ownership of saying them.
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Mr. Trump does not believe in "kinder and gentler" politics, but governs through blunt force and Twitter barbs.
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The fundamental reality is that the Republican Party does not believe in providing people with generous social assistance.
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"My father would not come here because he does not believe in same-sex marriage," Ms. Gause said.
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"Mike Pence literally does not believe in science," she tweeted earlier this week in response to his appointment.
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The father, a former telecoms engineer, told police he was a Muslim and did not believe in witchcraft.
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Because he, and in particular those around him, do not believe in India as a secular, multiracial society.
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We now know that the Oval Office cannot reshape a man who does not believe in constitutional democracy.
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For example, a 2011 Lifeway survey found that 41 percent of Protestant pastors did not believe in global warming.
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The decree is inspired by Brittany's late grandfather Clarence Turner, who "did not believe in alcohol," according to Mamaw.
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The Christian Scientists, who do not believe in conventional medicine, had a church in East Grinstead until the 1980s.
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Davis said he could not be "front and center" delivering a Brexit policy that he did not believe in.
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" While many have wondered if the family was cursed, Taraborrelli says, "Generally, they did not believe in the curse.
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"I do not believe in inclusion," Princess Marie said after visiting two classes geared toward people on the spectrum.
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The first suggested that he did not believe in diversity, the second asked about the allegations pertaining to GCHQ.
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"Every action has a reaction," he said, however, while adding that the group did not believe in unprovoked violence.
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The relevant part of the interview begins with things that another co-host, D.J. Montage, does not believe in.
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In fact, the group says it does not "believe in the existence of Satan or the supernatural" at all.
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"He did not believe in a God who went around choosing favorite sports teams or people," Mr. Isaacson said.
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They do not believe in mediocre pitching of any kind, and have not had much of it so far.
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"It was hard to publicize a film that I do not believe in," he said in a 2011 interview.
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Many do not believe in the idea that America is any better than any other country in the world.
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The Brazilian president said on Twitter that he tested negative, adding, "DO NOT BELIEVE IN THE MEDIA FAKE NEWS!"
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The number of people who do not believe in any god has been on the rise in recent decades.
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"We should not have people in office who do not believe in facts and truths and modern science," said DiCaprio.
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"What I do not believe in is putting women in prison for having an abortion after six weeks," Bourdeaux said.
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If anyone does not believe in God, look at me,' Arrington told Fox News in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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Most Americans (51%) say they would be less likely to vote for a candidate who does not believe in God.
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Analyst Erkki Vesola from Inderes Equity Research said he did not believe in any quick deal between the two companies.
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"Parents cannot be exempted from placing infants in car seats simply because they do not 'believe' in them," argues PIDS.
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ISTANBUL — Candan Badem teaches history at a university in southern Turkey, is a socialist and does not believe in God.
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He also appeared in "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears," which won the Oscar for best foreign film in 21988.
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The Chinese were left to wonder why Mr. Trump sent an emissary whose message the president did not believe in.
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"As an overriding principle, I do not believe in prosecuting poverty," he told a weekly newspaper, The St. Louis American.
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Mr. Abdul-Rauf, who converted to Islam in 1991, said he did not believe in standing for any nationalistic ideology.
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So now let's focus on some easier changes and misconceptions: Alcohol: Do not believe in the myth of the nightcap.
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"The Bolsonaro government has repeatedly made it clear that it does not believe in basic press freedoms," Rodrigo Brandão said.
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As the traffic thickened, he began aggressively weaving in and out, explaining that he did not believe in defensive driving.
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In 2007, Representative Pete Stark of California, a Democrat, publicly declared that he did not believe in a supreme being.
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For autistic children, Dorothy Siegel does not believe in paraprofessionals, the teaching assistants sometimes assigned to shadow students in class.
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It is more complicated to anticipate the actions of those who do not believe in Mr. Trump's supposedly intelligent gut.
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"I've been very vocal that Raúl Castro does not believe in democracy and freedom and things like that," he said.
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"Our party is being hijacked by people who do not believe in the goodness of the conservative cause," Mr. Bush said.
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"At the time it was a very exotic subject, and most astronomers did not believe in their existence," Luminet told ScienceAlert.
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"It made me not believe in God," Prodigy recalls his early dealings with sickle cell in his session with Dr. Siri.
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Lydia might not "believe" in psychology, which she waves her hand at, but she does believe in her daughter's well-being.
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" Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto isn't having it, and released a video statement on Twitter: "Mexico does not believe in walls.
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It doesn't matter if you're celebrate the holiday or not, believe in Santa or not, go to the movies or not.
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You have to wonder, does he not believe in the spark of divinity, the dignity and the worth of every person.
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But Mrs Merkel has also said she does not believe in anointing successors, so she will let rivals fight it out.
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It also found that a larger group — around 133 percent — say they do not believe in God or a universal spirit.
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Mr. Temer's offer of the science ministry to Marcos Pereira, an evangelical pastor who does not believe in evolution, also fizzled.
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He confirmed that the protesters cast themselves as adherents of Bose and added that they "did not believe in government institutions."
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Centrica Chief Executive Iain Conn said last month the plan suggested some in May's government did not believe in free markets.
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Yang does not believe in such a radical, global politics of decolonization and solidarity, or at least does not say so.
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In an email exchange, my 26-year-old niece Nina explained why she did not believe in voting in the runoff.
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The big picture: Trump has been isolated as the sole leader in the G7 who does not believe in climate science.
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This is the moment where I tell you that our president-elect does not believe in sensible regulation of gun sales.
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Only one member of Congress has ever said that he does not believe in some form of God, according to Pew.
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So far at least, Mr. Trump has shown that he does not believe in the restraints other presidents put on themselves.
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Cuomo again pressed Johnson on Thursday, who stopped short of saying that he did not believe in the secret society theory.
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Pro-democracy protests have been generally peaceful with some exceptions, and Lau told the BBC she did not believe in violence.
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"I don't think it is the right to have my face representing a pageant ethos I do not believe in," she wrote.
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Many ethnic groups in Madagascar practice a fusion of Christianity and traditional beliefs, yet they do not believe in heaven or hell.
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And that comes with the pressures of having to look good with each and every outing, which Winter does not believe in.
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Candles are the only source of light and there is no bar, because 'bar' is a concept Betty does not believe in.
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The paper cited one official as saying the Trump administration "does not believe in free trade," which could pose challenges for Canada.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been crystal clear that he does not believe in the Justice Department intervening in local police matters.
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He does not believe in constraining himself to a certain set of actions, when facts on the ground might demand different solutions.
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Yan does not believe in God, but religion interests him, because he considers it a mirror of society, of what animates us.
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Bill Lee, did not sign the bill because he does not believe in sports gambling, he allowed it to become a law.
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"We understand that science is hard, and certainly a challenging concept for people who do not believe in facts," the letter reads.
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Given that we just elected a president who does not believe in global warming, this last rationale has become even more compelling.
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We have an acting attorney general who does not believe in the Constitutional order of which he is the chief legal officer.
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"I do not believe in 'victim shaming' or in otherwise blaming someone for choosing to take and share intimate material," D'Amico said.
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Given our growing numbers, it's important for non-atheists to understand what it means for someone to not believe in any god.
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"We do not believe in war and want to solve problems through dialogue," President Arif Alvi said in his Pakistani Republic Day speech.
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We are supposed to have uniform mailboxes here in Boca, rounded and silver like bullets, but my mother does not believe in uniform.
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He taunts his confessor by suggesting that he may or may not believe in God, and manipulates him into divulging people's secret sins.
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"What I like about him is he does not believe in wars," Khan said of the US President, speaking to CNN in Islamabad.
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After meeting Merkel in Washington last week, Trump said he did not believe in isolationism but that trade policy must be more fair.
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Whether one ought to have his money managed by someone who does not believe in science is not a topic that Watt addressed.
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"This starts in the high school classes for young people with autism, because I do not believe in inclusion," Princess Marie, 40, said.
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"I want to know what happened and I do not believe in any of the official hypotheses," Tagliapietra said, his voice cracking up.
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"Our organization does not believe in any kind of miracle," Prabir Ghosh, General Secretary of Science and Rationalists' Association of India, told CNN.
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" Mr. Izzard has maintained that he has "boy genetics and girl genetics," and that he does not believe in calling dresses "women's clothes.
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About 2000 percent of Americans say they do not believe in God, and this figure has been slowly creeping up over the decades.
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And they conclude the number of people who do not believe in God may be even double that counted by these polling firms.
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" A quote from former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton: "Our country & civilians are vulnerable today because @BarackObama did not believe in national missile defense.
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" He added: "I think this is really a great change in people's mind, because they do not believe in the government's propaganda system.
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With those regulations in place, it should come as no shock that Kourtney Kardashian also does not believe in the use of microwaves.
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Those who do not believe in our Constitution, or who support bigotry and hatred, will not be admitted for immigration into the country.
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Green is described by the warrant as someone who does not believe in modern medicine—a claim she refuted to the Sheriff's Office.
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"I can imagine that it is all very strange if you do not believe in it," De Wilde told the Algemeen Dagblad newspaper.
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I do not believe in other years I had intense conversations with neighbors about who was going to win the Indiana Senate race.
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" Instead of responding to the attack, Modi praised his government's swift action, saying "We do not believe in creating problems or prolonging them.
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"I do not believe in a law to prevent a man from getting rich; it would do more harm than good," he observed.
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Many of these staffers out themselves as skeptics, talking on camera about how they do not believe in psychic mediumship or energy healing.
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Those who do not believe in a divinity could also just silently meditate about the things that matter more than a sporting event.
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Buerkle does not believe in penalties, no matter how flagrantly a company violated the law or how dangerous those violations were to consumers.
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Historian Volodymyr Vyatrovych said many centuries and recent years of Ukrainian history showed Kiev should not believe in a good will of Moscow.
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Her intelligence and, it has to be said, her innate glamour, make it possible to care about someone you do not believe in.
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But Leadsom said she could not announce the new Withdrawal Agreement Bill in parliament on Thursday as she did not believe in it.
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Would never nominate a justice to the SCOTUS who did not believe in Roe or who would seek to outlaw same sex marriage.
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Among a number of inaccuracies, real Satanists absolutely do not believe in a supernatural god and they certainly don't sacrifice living beings to it.
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I do not believe in eye for an eye, and therefore I have only shared evidence with those who I felt should see it.
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Dolby does not believe in a flat earth, but Flat Earth Society Daniel Shenton credits Dolby's album with inspiring him to discover the theory.
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Some 51% of voters would be less likely to vote for a candidate who did not believe in God, and only 6% more likely.
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Naomi Campbell might not believe in supermodels, but Cindy's superstar power (and super-toned back muscles in her white Tom Ford gown) are undeniable.
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"When it comes down to it, Trump has made clear he does not believe in the biggest asset of America — our people," he said.
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I do not believe in Mr. Trump's proposals, I don't think they will work, but, at least in theory, I know what they are.
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" He went on to say, "I told one of my friends, 'You might not believe in government or the state, but believe in me.
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He has said frankly that he does not believe in liberal democracy — which the European Commission says is fundamental to the European Union's values.
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The woman did not believe in vaccinating her child, and she failed to inform my friend of this decision, thereby putting her at risk.
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He said he wanted Mr. Trump to pick a "reformer" like Mr. Garrett, who does not believe in the current mission of the bank.
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"Those who do not believe in our Constitution or support bigotry or hatred will not be admitted for immigration into our country," Trump said.
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Some of the performances feel tentative, almost apologetic, while others feel overly emphatic, suggesting that the actors may not believe in these worlds either.
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Biden is a slightly old-fashioned meliorist liberal who does not believe in reparations or in overhauling the basic structure of the American economy.
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Some practice in "opt-out" organizations, such as Catholic health systems, and others do not believe in the ethics of medical aid in dying.
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"For anything or using the excuse that he did not believe [in god], they put him and cut his head off," the man said.
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"I do not believe in my lifetime anybody has run for the job who is better qualified by experience, knowledge and temperament" than Mrs. Clinton.
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She may not believe in everything Penelope does, but she cares too much for her daughter to not be by her side through it all.
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THOUGH IT DOES not believe in saints, the Communist Party of China came close to canonising its former paramount leader, Deng Xiaoping, back in 2004.
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If those people go away, or those people change, now you're stuck with different people who might not believe in what you want to do.
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We do not believe in a complete moratorium on the technology, and we do not believe that there is a burning need for over-legislation.
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The president opposes wind power due to how many birds it kills, and Trump's social media statements suggest he does not believe in climate change.
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"We do NOT believe in a 'better tomorrow,' we are not 'revolutionaries' and we do not identify with their recycled ideologies," the group's statement said.
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Clinton's position is not a political response to public sentiment — 63 percent of Americans do not believe in U.F.O.s, according to an Associated Press poll.
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The survey found that about half of the respondents would be less likely to vote for a presidential candidate who does not believe in God.
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"They certainly did not believe in any way, shape or form that they were taking away subsidies and pre-existing condition protections," Mr. Elias said.
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He does not believe in banning any classes of guns, and has said he won't support Nancy Pelosi as the Democrat's House leader if elected.
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Petro, who is a big, hearty man of intelligent appearance, says he does not believe in ghosts, but does not know what else to think.
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" The only reference to the issues around the impeachment is a quick condemnation of a president who "does not believe in the separation of powers.
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They have elected as president a man who does not believe in the vision of American leadership on which Australia has for so long relied.
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And these gestures and quarrels are more than the merely familiar struggle of the atheist who constantly invokes a God he does not believe in.
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President Donald Trump asserted again Friday that torture works, but said he will defer to Defense Secretary James Mattis, who does not believe in the tactic.
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The energy minister said he did not believe in any replacement organization and that market forces would be a better way of balancing the energy market.
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The election document also said the Conservatives "do not believe in untrammeled free markets" as it set out plans to cap rising energy costs for consumers.
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"Anyone who does not believe in the comeback might as well stay at home, fans or players," Roma's coach, Eusebio Di Francesco, said after the game.
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One widow expressed despair at having to see her husband's corpse dug up to prove "the existence of an attack that I do not believe in".
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"On every major point facing this country, the American people do not believe in a right-wing agenda; they believe in a progressive agenda," Sanders said.
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This administration does not believe in facts and obfuscates the truth -- whether it's the inauguration crowd size, the difference between would or wouldn't, or Russian cyberwarfare.
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Republicans at least sometimes profess to not believe in Keynesian models that say bigger deficits are better during recessions, so they may shrug at this warning.
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She does not carry a handbag, because she does not believe in spending good money on an object that is to be thrown onto the floor.
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In a speech at a university on Wednesday, Zuma said he did not believe in the notion of "state capture", calling it "a politically-decorated expression".
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The DUP is also highly socially conservative, opposes gay marriage and abortion, and has young earth creationists who do not believe in evolution among its members.
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It was a crush of reporters, members of the public, the judge, Judge T.S. Ellis III, did not believe in reserve seating in the courtroom for anyone.
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And it's clear as 2019 wraps up that the rest of the world does not believe in Silicon Valley as much as Silicon Valley believes in itself.
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Nusra did not believe in our revolution, or that there wasa revolution, or that revolutions were anything more than an infidel innovation imported from the infidel West.
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"We cannot afford, at this critical moment in time, to have leaders in office that do not believe in the modern science of climate change," DiCaprio said.
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BRUSSELS(Reuters) - Belgian liberal Charles Michel, who was nominated by EU leaders on Tuesday as the next chair of EU summits, does not believe in hanging around.
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I was talking to one of my major investors yesterday that this share price does not reflect the fact that investors do not believe in this strategy.
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We do not believe in changing pretty much anything from the walls, to the neons, to the pictures, to the staff, to the food, to the recipes.
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"If you don't pursue what you love, and if you don't persist and believe in yourself, then those around you will not believe in you," he said.
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In it, he helps us understand how those who do not believe in God, or, for that matter, those who do, have oriented themselves in the universe.
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A survey by the Harvard Institute of Politics found that a majority of 18-to-29-year-old Americans do not believe in modern capitalism at all.
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"We do not believe in taking a tool away from municipalities solving pension problems, especially in a higher interest cost environment," said Darian Ward, the mayor's spokeswoman.
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"We cannot afford, at this critical moment in time, to have leaders in office that do not believe in the modern science of climate change," he added.
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Whatever kind of spirituality you may or may not believe in, it's unarguable that Chotvichai's practice has a way of affecting some of our deepest human feelings.
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Violence is forever rewarded, and those who condemn it, who do not believe in it, or want no part of it, are dismissed as soft or weak.
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I do not believe in passing laws against B.D.S. — people can boycott whomever they want — but I do believe it is not a helpful movement at all.
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Those of Norse descent who lived through the events of the 820s, would not, of course, have feared the anger of a god they did not believe in.
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We may hope, but we should not believe, in the excitement of today, that the next trip or the ones to follow are going to be particularly easy.
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I want to be empathic in saying I do not believe in casual cannabis use in children or teenagers — I am not advocating casual cannabis use at all.
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Trump does not believe in the scientific consensus behind man-made climate change, and his administration has taken steps to move away from its messaging on the subject.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday that he wasn't clear about all the legalities but said he did not believe in the death penalty in general.
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I had asked the question of other people on the plains; most said that they did not believe in it, and a few said they were withholding judgment.
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I didn't celebrate before the line as I've learned from the under-17 category to not believe in the win too early and not to be too exuberant.
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They did not believe in individual liberty, the autonomous self, the freedom of markets, human rights, the state or the concept of nature as something distinct from culture.
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Meanwhile, the former child-star Kirk Cameron appears on television to explain that we should not believe in evolutionary theory unless biologists can produce a "crocoduck" as evidence.
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Because in the diocese of San Diego, there may be something called the sacrament of matrimony, but the church itself plainly does not believe in Catholic marriage anymore.
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Only about 2202 in 2628 older Americans does not believe in a God or higher power, while 28500 percent of the youngest cohort say they do not believe.
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"This mother did not believe in vaccinating, because she felt that the flu vaccine was not effective and she was concerned about vaccine safety," Dr. Whitley-Williams said.
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Paul Ramsey, a blogger and retired computer programmer in Oklahoma, generally follows an alt-right ideology, though he said he did not believe in a white ethno-state.
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Ms. Perry, a Democrat, estimated that about half of the people in Pittsboro do not believe in climate change, but she nonetheless pledged this year to cut emissions.
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He has, however, tweeted in support of climate change, something the new administration—for which Tillerson is likely to be the secretary of state—largely does not believe in.
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Wahi disputes this, and says that she does not believe in preaching to the converted, but wants to develop projects that give non-art enthusiasts access to contemporary work.
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The fact that president Donald Trump does not believe in climate change — and is actively prohibiting government agencies from discussing the threat with the public — has not helped matters.
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" However, this follows Trump's ominous retweet of Ambassador John Bolton on Wednesday, who wrote: "Our country & civilians are vulnerable today because @BarackObama did not believe in national missile defense.
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Do investors not believe Trump, not believe in Trump or simply don't believe he'll make much difference to current policy even if successful in his bid for the presidency?
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" In four minutes of unstable pomp, with a touch of Animal Collective, Beck's lyrics muse on conundrums — "How can I convince myself to not believe in what I know?
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Atheists, agnostics and those who do not believe in a god or gods can be barred from delivering invocations in the Pennsylvania statehouse, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.
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"He did not believe in a God who went around choosing favorite sports teams or people," Walter Isaacson, the author of the 2007 biography "Einstein," said in an interview.
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Asked what aspects of congestion pricing the mayor does not believe in, a spokesman for Mr. de Blasio returned to the idea of a new tax to fund transportation.
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" But although he said he does not believe in "must-win games in April," he added: "It was good to get this win and look to build off it.
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" Half an hour later, Gab's account shared a Christian Bible verse that refers to Jews who do not believe in Jesus Christ as members of the "synagogue of Satan.
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The broader point here is that Trump simply does not believe in the idea that the President has to be a moral leader first and a political leader second.
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Zohar, who does not believe in baby talk, had long, one-sided conversations with his newborn children, in Hebrew; he thought that they could understand him, or soon would.
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Afterwards, some participants wrote an essay in support of the opinion they had just expressed, while the others wrote in support of the side they did not believe in.
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Smith and Republican members of the House panel have accused the coalition's members of stifling free speech and scientific inquiry by those who do not believe in manmade climate change.
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Sometimes, if the institution does not believe in the ability of the inventor to carry the IP forward to commercialization, they will even cut them out entirely from the agreement.
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Steven Crain (Michiel Huisman), the eldest of the Crain siblings in the Netflix show The Haunting of Hill House, needs you to know something: He does not believe in ghosts.
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One thing he couldn't accept was I did not believe in marriage, but I was going to do it for him because I wanted to move forward in the relationship.
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Malaysian gambling king Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay explained to Christine Tan in 2016 why he did not believe in luck when running his fast-growing gaming and leisure empire.
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My confidence was back and I knew that in my next post, I would come prepared with a long list of mistakes to avoid: Do not believe in superficial praise.
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"I do not believe in my lifetime anybody has run for this job at a moment of great importance who is better qualified by experience, knowledge and temperament," he said.
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Earlier Tuesday, the Sierra Club published a report saying that if he were president, Trump would stand alone as the only world leader who does not believe in climate change.
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"If a person does not believe in independence, whether he's my father or the Dalai Lama, I do not agree with that person," he said in Tibetan in an interview.
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Despite that meeting with Al Gore earlier this week, President-elect Donald Trump is still acting like a man who does not believe in or care much about climate change.
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These facts—agreed to in federal court—could only surprise those who do not believe in equal protection under the law or do not see our criminal justice system clearly.
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"We do not believe in fortune telling, but feel the tarot is a powerful meditative and spiritual object for self reflection and understanding," an Uusi representative tells The Creators Project.
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At dinner, you remember that he does not believe in global warming, and as the waters will soon be rising, you figure you might as well send out for pizza.
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"India does not believe in an exit option," he said, echoing a growing recognition that there is no immediate end in sight to the U.S.-led coalition's involvement in Afghanistan.
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Amichai does not believe in God, and does not want him back—but what has belief got to do with it, if (in the Feuerbachian sense) we invented him anyway?
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The Pentagon, including Secretary of Defense James Mattis, has repeatedly acknowledged climate change as a national security threat, but Trump has made it clear he does not believe in it.
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It's also divided between those who believe the country has a new president who does not believe in democracy and those who think he simply seeks to disrupt government as usual.
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You know, I was on the Sanders campaign but I let people know all the time I did not believe in socialism when it came down to business, fair trade, competition.
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The archives show common themes in the eloquent candidate's Twitter, such as the fact that he loves referring to things as "the worst" and truly does not believe in Global Warming.
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I do not believe in demonic possession, though even as I type those words I worry that a demon will know I wrote that and possess me to prove me wrong.
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"Some of you may think this is cowardly, however I don't think it is the right to have my face representing a pageant ethos I do not believe in," she wrote.
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" An applicant "who is hostile to the basic form of government of the United States, or who does not believe in the principles of the Constitution, is not eligible for naturalization.
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But Renzi, who took office two years ago vowing to end the cronyism that has often marred Italian politics, said he did not believe in conspiracies when asked about Boschi's comments.
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He later said, unconvincingly, that he had been kidding about China, but he has emphasized that he does not believe in climate change and would end serious efforts to prevent it.
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" It hardly even matters that they are invented: "The plaints of Dido and Ariadne in Virgil and Catullus arouse the feelings of the very people who do not believe in them.
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"People were sick of the system then and now they are sick of the system again," he said, adding that he had never voted and did not believe in parliamentary democracy.
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She goes to a mixed-sex school and wants to be a teacher In a culture that does not believe in educating women, Learpoora is one of the village's role models.
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Alex Jones of InfoWars, who does not believe in human-caused global warming, asserts that chemtrails are part of a government program in which chemicals are secretly added to jet fuel.
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"We do not believe in untrammelled free markets," the party said in its manifesto for the June 8 national election, which surveys suggest it is on course to win by a landslide.
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Euro zone officials say it is a crucial part of the plan, because no outside incentives for sound policy will work well if Greece itself does not believe in the suggested policy.
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On a memorial page for their son, they argued that the government lawyers had an agenda to go after those who did not believe in vaccinations — the so-called 'anti-vaxxer' community.
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"We simply do not believe in our communities that the ownership of land in the hands of a corporate structure is in the interest of long-term agricultural production," Mr. Watne said.
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But most of the time, it inspired my awe: How could I, who was born down the Shore, in Atlantic City, not believe in a God who was also from New Jersey?
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At a time when Roe v Wade is under threat with the Alabama law, the last person the DCCC should be supporting is Lipinski who does not believe in constitutional reproductive rights.
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Despite immunization being one of the most cost-effective public health interventions, there is an increasing population of anti-vaxxers who do not believe in it and do not vaccinate their children.
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His Jesus didn't care how good you were in your life, or whether you tried to do right by the people around you: Did you or did you not believe in him?
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He did not name Deutsche Bank or Germany's second-biggest bank, Commerzbank, but said he did not believe in a "cure-all miracle merger" that would solve all Germany's banking problems overnight.
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Owing to their religious beliefs, some of the victims' families do not believe in the death penalty, while others felt it was appropriate, the state prosecutor trying the case said last September.
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A survey released in January 2016 found that about half of American adults said they would be less likely to vote for a hypothetical presidential candidate who does not believe in God.
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PRESIDENT CARTER Having a scientific background, I do not believe in a six-day creation of the world that occurred in 4004 B.C., stars falling on the earth, that kind of thing.
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Burger King stated that it "does not believe in charging a Pink Tax." and that even with a pink box, the fries will go for the same price as a regular order.
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"Respondents favor search engines (59 percent) over human editors (41 percent) and are nearly four times more likely to ignore information that supports a position they do not believe in," the report concluded.
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The people who disagree with my decision to birth strike now might not believe in a preexistence, but they believe in its secular cousin: that kids have a basic right to be born.
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Another pollster, the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI), reports that among unaffiliated Americans, 22% believe in a personal God, 37% in an impersonal one, and 33% say they do not believe in God.
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Others are the region's deep inequality, the fact that its 19th-century liberals "did not believe in the free market" and the more recent misappropriation of the term by dictatorships such as Pinochet's.
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Two others in my family have struggled with alcoholism over the years and have conflicting views of AA: One was a big proponent and the other does not believe in it at all.
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But the NHL, which has previously said it was hesitant on assuming control over either league because it does not believe in their models, said it still has no plans to get involved.
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"I do not believe in a special pathway to citizenship, I have never talked about a special pathway to citizenship and I would never agree to a special pathway to citizenship," Labrador said.
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Much of the animosity and opprobrium directed at nonbelievers in America comes from the suspicion that those who do not believe in God could not possibly believe in anything else, moral or otherwise.
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"I do not believe in editing ambition, and I think it's important to say it aloud because it gives other people the sense of authority to also claim their intentions and their goals."
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Even if you do believe in fairies you may not believe in "Peter Pan," the Bedlam theater company's downbeat adaptation of the J.M. Barrie original, created and performed by a six-member ensemble.
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Leadsom, Leader of the House of Commons, said she could not announce the new Withdrawal Agreement Bill, which will implement Britain's departure, in parliament on Thursday as she did not believe in it.
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Paige and Elizabeth spend hours with Claudia (Margo Martindale), Elizabeth's handler, watching the Soviet movie melodrama "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears" and cooking up a batch of zharkoye, a Russian peasant stew.
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In an interview in 2015 on the podcast "The Music Biz Weekly," Mr. Stewart said he did not believe in relying on an algorithm or on personal preferences to produce a strong playlist.
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Sax, a Canadian business journalist best known for the James Beard Award-winning book "Save the Deli," clearly likes old things and does not believe in putting the word authenticity in quotation marks.
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She did not believe in the social construct of formal carry-on luggage — imagine being literally weighed down by one's worldly possessions — so she arrived in a tangle of Gucci handbags and knapsacks.
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The principle should be obvious: The U.S. military is no place for anti-American extremists who do not believe in the foundational values that form the basis for our democratic government under the Constitution.
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I'm not saying every Muslim is a snake, but I'm just saying that in their fundamental beliefs they do not believe in gay people and they don't believe they have the right to live.
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He who did not believe in the distinction Philip Rahv made between what he called paleface and redskin — highbrow and lowbrow, patrician and plebeian — was saying what his freedoms as a black writer were.
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America has handed control over the world's largest economy to a party that does not believe in global warming, at a crucial moment in the battle to keep temperature increases within a manageable range.
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Apple — Apple is delaying the shipment of its new AirPod wireless headphones to consumers, saying it needed a little more time and that it did not believe in shipping a product before it's ready.
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"We should not have people in office who do not believe in facts and truths and modern science that are able to manipulate and risk the entire future of this entire generation," DiCaprio said.
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The young entrepreneur told CNBC he did not believe in following a traditional education path to success and instead planned to head to New York next year to broaden the reach of his company.
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Whoever replaces Justice Kennedy on the Supreme Court must be an honest and fair-minded arbiter who does not believe in an imperial presidency and will uphold and defend the rights of all Americans.
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I do not believe in the existence of free will, but it's incredibly difficult to imagine a world in which people have accepted that reality, particularly when it comes to the criminal justice system.
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" In 21970, Tories handed out leaflets in Haringey that said: "You do not want your child to be educated to be a homosexual or lesbian," and "We do not believe in prejudicing young minds.
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About 38 percent of Oklahomans do not believe in global warming, an eight percentage point difference from the national average, according to a 2018 survey here by the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication.
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"I do not believe in the type of marketing that makes a woman not feel amazing in her own skin," Adi Arezzini, CEO of "detox" tea company Teami Blend told The Independent last fall.
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The strange thing about the argument that Trump deserves feminist cred for breaking the CIA glass ceiling is that not only is it wrong, but it's clearly something Trump himself does not believe in.
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Messina said he did not believe in a new wave of banking consolidation in Europe because "it will not be easy to create cost synergies that are the real issue of this kind of deals".
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Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, said on March 24th that she does not believe in excluding a company from the German market "simply because it's from a certain country", though a final decision is pending.
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Riggleman also said did not believe in Bigfoot, but added that he did not want to "alienate" the Bigfoot vote and said the entire thing was a joke that his opponent had seized upon unfairly.
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He split in the early 2000s with one of the major groups in the movement, the Union of Messianic Jewish congregations, over whether Jewish people who do not believe in Jesus still go to Heaven.
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Sanders: 'I do not believe in online bullying' Sanders sought to fully divorce himself from supporters who have harassed others online and questioned whether anyone who believes in his agenda would attack a union leader.
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But according to Sanders, the consequence of this belief — that those groups who do not believe in Christ, including Muslims, will not achieve salvation — constitutes bigotry, and thus renders Vought unqualified to hold public office.
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I do not believe in the Talion Law, in a "tooth for a tooth" or an "eye for an eye," because, if we go there, we'd all end up toothless and blind in one eye.
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I do not believe in selling unhealthy products to women through the desire to be more desired physically while stripping us of our unique beauty and understanding of how to properly care for our whole bodies.
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Mahathir said after meeting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang in Beijing he did not believe in confrontation with any country and stressed the benefits Malaysia stood to gain from increased exposure to Chinese trade, technology and entrepreneurship.
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Its leader, Mart Helme, says he does not believe in liberal democracy and thinks globalists in Brussels want to erase the identities of Estonia and other countries, turning them all into a uniform post-national mush.
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Trump has repeatedly said that he does not believe in climate change, and he has pledged to undo all of President Obama's climate change agenda, including his contentious regulations limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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Ms. Sutinen, who has directed the festival since 2013, said that her focus is international, "in order to reflect the world as it is," but that she did not believe in having themes for the festival.
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" Here's what Pelosi actually said: "When the President of the United States says about undocumented immigrants, 'these are not people, these are animals,' you have to wonder, does he not believe in the spark of divinity?
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Though my success and perseverance have been attributed to my determination to be independent and pursue my passions, I would never have been so ambitious if my family, friends and teachers did not believe in my abilities.
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A government that had been defeated in the country could continue cheerfully in office, enacting policies it did not believe in; while those who had actually argued for the change could wash their hands of its consequences.
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As one analyst points out, when Mr Xi took over, the party resembled a company whose employees did not show up, did not believe in the business model and were fiddling their expenses on an epic scale.
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Between the face-melting solos, the near constant pyrotechnics, and Gruber's choice to wear a nun's habit for the entire performance, how could the studio audience not believe in Satan's existence by the end of the show?
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But perhaps the issue we should be most focused on is whether the court will hold accountable a president who has made it clear he does not believe in checks and balances and is above the law.
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Those who do not believe in the established science of climate change will likely point to El Niño—a cyclical warming pattern in the Pacific Ocean that occurred in 2016—as the cause for the record temperatures.
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Not open but hiding; not straightforward but crafty; not honest but base; not national but international; does not believe in working but speculates with money; does not have its own homeland but feels it owns the world.
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Representative Peter T. King, a New York Republican who is sometimes a critic of Mr. Trump, said one need not believe in conspiracies to recognize that the president was onto something with his seemingly far-fetched charges.
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Mr. Trump, in a New York Times interview in late November, said he had been surprised to learn that the man he was considering to lead the country's 2.2 million service members did not believe in torture.
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She's since said she does not believe in the theory but wanted to provide a forum for her constituents who did and has accused her opponents of using the issue to unfairly tar her as a distraction.
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"My father and his own father, they did not believe in team work or want any outsiders working in the family business," he says, explaining that his father had seven siblings so there was plenty of help available.
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Not open, but hiding; not straightforward, but crafty; not honest, but base; not national, but international; does not believe in working, but speculates with money; does not have its own homeland, but feels it owns the whole world.
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Because they do not believe in governmental authority, sovereign citizens sometimes set up their own juries or make their own currency — which has led some to face charges like impersonating a police officer or fraud, Mr. Pitcavage said.
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In many ways, it boils down to the following: You are perfect (brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous), but because you do not believe in yourself fully, you are also personally responsible for all of the problems in the world.
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" Frei stressed that she does not believe in a "savior CEO," and that moving past Uber's difficult 2017 — and improving Silicon Valley as a whole — will mean "capitaliz[ing] on the moment where people feel safe speaking up.
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To this — a scenario that would produce a billionaire president who does not believe in climate change, and would build a police state to round up 11 million undocumented immigrants — many Sanders supporters respond with an agonized shrug.
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Not open, but hiding; not straightforward but crafty; not honest but base; not national but international; does not believe in working but speculates with money; does not have its own homeland, but feels it owns the whole world.
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A limitation of the study was that older children who do not believe in Santa were excluded from the sample of participants since they "may have been reluctant to accompany their parents to this event," the researchers wrote.
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Not open, but hiding; not straightforward but crafty; not honest but base; not national but international; does not believe in working but speculates with money; does not have its own homeland but feels it owns the whole world.
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To begin with, he has said that he does not believe in the existence of Mexican democracy, though it has been in the context of its rules, institutions and freedoms that he has gained the likelihood of power.
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The big Pence news this week was that Mother — er, Karen Pence — has taken a job teaching at a school that bans gay students and requires employees to declare that God does not believe in same-sex marriage.
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The exchange: The big picture: The populist Sanders has previously said that he does not believe in "unfettered free trade" and that he was "on the picket line in opposition to NAFTA" when it first came into effect.
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"Bringing forward a nominee for the EPA, Mr. Pruitt, who does not believe in environmental protection, is crazy, it is insane," Sanders said, referring to Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, Trump's pick to head the Environmental Protection Agency.
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For one thing, Obama does not believe in the simplistic form of American exceptionalism which insists that Americans are more talented and virtuous than everyone else, that they are blessed by a patriotic God with a special mission.
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" Qashou also told FBI agents that while he does not believe in violence, he would assist the Islamic State and would "drive fuel trucks, feed troops, and use a gun to defend against U.S.-led attacks against ISIS.
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"I do not believe in the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, I have never believed in the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, and I have never said in any online video that I am a believer in the conspiracy theory," she said.
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My Texas was the place where my grandfather, a windmill repairman and former ranch foreman, could wear a Stetson hat and cowboy boots and yet not believe in the death penalty or in the killing of animals for sport.
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Now, seven years on, vast swathes of the oil crescent, the country's economic heartland, and eastern Libya are controlled by a man who does not believe in democracy or freedom, but in his own military rule at any cost.
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When I realized, in my teens, that I did not believe in God, I had to wrestle with an unhappy idea: that this great building, which for centuries had housed generations of believers, was a monument to an error.
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When Nathaniel Abraham was fired in 2004 from his position at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute because he admitted to his employer that he did not believe in evolution, it was not a case of censorship of an unpopular opinion.
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Like many masters of traditional crafts in Japan, Hama does not believe in writing down the process, because the craft is understood to be so much more than its individual steps and thus impossible to transmit through written instruction.
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I tend to stay away from books with villains in them as I do not believe in the notion of good people versus bad people, and so I shy away from work that depicts human beings in this way.
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Government climate change report leaked amid fears Trump admin might suppress it Government climate change report leaked amid fears Trump admin might suppress it Donald Trump might not believe in climate change, but scientists working under him sure do.
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Macron has sought to build a new relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin and says he does not believe in megaphone diplomacy, although after almost a year in power there is nothing tangible to show that the policy has worked.
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Millions of people across the country do not have these basic rights that have become luxuries, she noted: I respect the perspectives of friends of mine who do not believe in abortion and say they would not choose it for themselves.
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Describing the new migration plans, Federica Mogherini, the union's foreign policy chief, said "we do not believe in bans and walls", a slap at Mr Trump's executive order on refugees and his plans for a wall on America's Mexican border.
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DiCaprio has long been an warrior for the environment and climate change, meeting with President Obama in 2016 on the issue and saying global warming deniers "do not believe in facts" and "should not be allowed to hold public office."
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While some humanists decisively do or do not believe in a god, an agnostic approach to god is in keeping with humanism because it dictates that it is impossible to prove or disprove the existence of god through science alone.
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In a post-film Q&A at TIFF, DiCaprio spelled out that intention: "We cannot afford, at this critical moment in time, to have leaders in office that do not believe in the modern science of climate change," he said.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy on Monday arrested a 29-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker for supplying news and materials in support of Islamic State and who said those who do not believe in Islam "should have their throats cut", police said.
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"In the face of rumors, we hope the public reacts rationally, does not believe in rumors, does not rumor-monger, to avoid harming their own interests," Linshang Bank said on its website in a notice seen by Reuters on Friday.
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The Reagan administration fought hard against environmental protections of any kind; the Bush administration made rhetorical gestures but John Sununu, George H.W. Bush's chief of staff, did not believe in anthropogenic climate change and fought the scientists hard, and ultimately successfully.
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"I voted against Scott Pruitt because I was convinced he did not believe in the mission of the agency, and these issues keep multiplying day after day, only further convince me that he should not be in that position," she said.
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Asked if he would allow someone with unacceptable views onto the platform if that person had a talent for engagement, Mr. Shapira said that while he did not "believe in thought-crime," Escapex would have no place for such views.
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"Puzder literally likes robots more than workers and does not believe in raising the minimum wage," said Ben Jealous, a former head of the N.A.A.C.P. and founding board chairman of the labor group Good Jobs Defenders, who is organizing protests.
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Hans: I would say to Xi, make sure that intellectual property rights are really guaranteed and that you open up your economy and I would basically say the same to Trump, and do not believe in deals between two countries.
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"District attorneys do not believe in general that people should be held in jail just because they can't afford to get out," said David Hoovler, the district attorney in Orange County and president of the District Attorneys Association of New York.
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The new manifesto contains such phrases as: We do not believe in untrammelled free markets and: We reject the cult of selfish individualism More specifically, the manifesto pledges that: Workers' rights conferred on British citizens from our membership of the EU will remain.
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In any event, it is doubtful such a scheme would be affordable or otherwise practical, considering the effects of rising sea levels and fiercer storms, both consequences of global warming, which the Republican president either does not believe in or care about.
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Bio angered activists this year when she said in a televised interview that, as a circumcised woman, she would not speak out against FGM - a campaign she did not believe in - and said she needed to see evidence of the harm it caused.
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" On the volunteer call, Obama encouraged Clinton's backers to remain "focused on the issues that matter and the fact that the person Hillary is running against fundamentally does not believe in an inclusive America and doesn't believe in opportunity for all people.
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Zuckerman posits that among the people he's interviewed for his book research, the desire to have a secular funeral isn't just about not wanting to affirm the existence of a God or an afterlife that the deceased may or may not believe in.
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In the U.S., about 30 percent of people do not believe in climate change, and 42 percent do not believe that it is human-caused, according to Goldberg's study—despite scientific consensus that it is, in fact, both real and largely our doing.
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"The only way that direct negotiation saves money is by doing something this administration does not believe in: denying access to certain medicines for all Medicare beneficiaries, or setting prices for drugs by government fiat," Azar said in a speech at HHS headquarters.
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ANKARA, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that those who do not believe in a military solution in Syria should pull their troops out, after Russia and the United States said no military solution was possible in Syria.
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Speaking of what he calls American's "political cults," Sullivan writes: They do not believe in the primacy of the individual, they believe the ends justify the means, they do not allow for doubt or reason, and their religious politics can brook no compromise.
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"While we strongly support efforts to decrease the use of these products by minors, including common sense marketing restrictions on flavor names and descriptors, we do not believe in denying adult smokers the right to access flavored harm reduction products," he said.
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He called Ms. Cisneros and her backers "justice socialists" and said that in a district like his, which includes "urban areas, rural areas, people that might not believe in guns, people that do believe in guns," he has "balancing work" to do.
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Jonathan Foster, 35, and his 34-year-old wife, Grace Anne Foster, belong to a religious group that does not believe in medical intervention using doctors and pharmaceutical drugs, according to articles in the Reading Eagle, the Lebanon Daily News and Philadelphia TV station WPVI.
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The senator has made his frustration with Trump's campaign clear, previously stating, "We do not need a president whose cornerstone of his campaign is bigotry, who is insulting Mexicans and Latinos and Muslims and women, who does not believe in the reality of climate change."
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According to sources in the room, she stood up and told her colleagues that her opinions were protected under the First Amendment and made clear that she does not believe in violence of any kind, despite what the president and other Republicans had alleged.
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During his job interview with Mr. Trump in 2016, Mr. Mattis said he did not believe in torturing terrorism suspects to get information because he thought he could get more out of detainees by talking to them over a pack of cigarettes and a beer.
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" The book begins with a newspaper ad, calling on every citizen to "do his duty" against the strike, which has been organized by "Communists" and "Bolshevists" who "do not believe in our God, our Constitution or our government" and are ready to "kill, kill, kill.
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"All persons born or naturalized in the United States … are citizens of the United States…" — 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution There are many Americans who do not believe in the Constitution of the United States and the 85003th Amendment particularly draws their disdain.
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At a press conference on July 13, Smith, a Republican, accused Schneiderman and Healy, both Democrats, as well as a number of environmental groups, of "threatening" scientific debate about climate change and stifling the "free speech" of scientists who do not believe in climate change.
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In the Senate, John J. Flanagan, the Republican majority leader, says he does not believe in any ban on outside income, adding that the governor's proposals are filled with "a lot of a very important significant details" that need to be properly vetted before being considered.
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A new analysis by the Washington, DC–based nonprofit the Brookings Institution found that of the 15 states hardest hit by climate change — including Arkansas, Oklahoma, Arizona, and other inland states — 14 had voted for President Trump, who does not believe in human-made climate change.
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"Being a musician herself and his blood relative, the assumption is that she will not simply follow the money, she will act in the estate's best interests by not extending his name to causes he did not believe in just to produce an income," she tells PEOPLE.
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"Every other climate change solution requires that we all change our behavior, or we need some top-down decision from a politician who may or may not believe in climate change, or it's a scientific discovery we don't yet have," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Thus, "A French Birth," in which a man appears to be giving birth while the head of Christ glances over, reminds me of a comment by musician Lucinda Williams: while her work is infused with religious references, she does not believe in God, at least as commonly conceived.
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" He continued: "We do not need a president whose cornerstone of his campaign is bigotry, is insulting Mexicans and Latinos and Muslims and women, who does not believe in the reality of climate change when virtually every scientist who has studied this issue understands we have a global crisis.
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Among her other beliefs, Blackburn has rejected the scientific consensus that humans contribute to global warming—she's actually claimed that the Earth is cooling and questioned whether human activity is the "cause for carbon emissions"—and has stated that she does not believe in the theory of evolution.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio said that he "does not believe" in a proposal to charge drivers to enter New York City's highest-traffic areas and use the proceeds to fund its ailing transportation network, an approach known as congestion pricing, which has lately gotten a boost from Gov.
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"The Bolsonaro government and the movement that supports it has made repeatedly clear that it does not believe in basic press freedoms, he wrote — citing an earlier police report concluding that "I exercised extreme caution and professionalism as a journalist never even to get close to any criminality.
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And then we have this sort of fucking stigma against those coming from behind, literally, a fence that used to be a line drawn in the sand, coming from South America and Mexico, where even the people working the borders, who I've spoken with, do not believe in those borders.
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The episode also doubles as a stealth course in history, which isn't new for Black-ish'; the prior episode, "God," took eldest daughter Zoey's declaration that she may not believe in God to teach viewers about the historical link between religion and black culture, as well as between slaves and faith.
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Looked at this way, Trump's stance is an implicit admission that he and his followers do not "believe in America" — an argument that the United States cannot compete successfully in the world arena unless protected by the imposition of high tariffs and punitive taxes on foreign production and foreign competitors.
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Number two, (Jerry) Nadler accusing him of engaging in a cover-up definitely rankled Republicans and number three, (Adam) Schiff today also said, 'We have to throw the President out because he is going to steal the next election,' that effectively is what he said, which Republicans do not believe in.
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"I'm here 'cause this is a humanitarian crisis and it's deeply important that we as Americans stand up and say, 'This is not who we are, this is not what we believe in, we do not believe in the separation or detention of families,'" Dunham, who helped organize the famous rally attendees, told BuzzFeed News.
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Wang sank roughly $300,000 of his personal savings into the project to get it to market, he tells CNBC Make It. He originally had two partners who had previously worked with him at Nortel, but he says, "They did not believe in the idea" and left after just five months (Wang declined to name the two partners).
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While Cruz regularly weaves his speeches with the emotional story of his father's escape from Cuba, he says he does not believe in the identity politics he claims is popular with Democrats, and he has described his evangelical faith and his conservative political philosophy as far more guiding principles in his life than his ethnic background.
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The mob really believed that truth was whatever respectable society had hypocritically passed over, or covered with corruption … The modern masses do not believe in anything visible, in the reality of their own experience … What convinces masses are not facts, and not even invented facts, but only the consistency of the system of which they are presumably part.
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In Saudi Arabia, where he was lecturing at a conference, a Saudi doctor said over dinner that he simply did not believe in T.P.A. A leader of the skeptical contingent, Dr. Jerome Hoffman, an emergency medicine specialist and emeritus professor at U.C.L.A., believes that while the initial trial and a second one were positive, both were flawed.
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The draft order could also have allowed adoption agencies that do not believe in placing children with same-sex couples to avoid doing so; hospice providers to refuse visitation to the same-sex spouse of someone in their care; and housing programs that receive federal funds to refuse to accept a gay, lesbian or bisexual teenager into the program.
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"If you're engaging in dialogue with someone who does not believe in the same truth as you believe, that does not take the Bible as word, that maybe isn't the same religion as you, and you're Bible-thumping, you have no ground to stand on," explained Ruiz, the Texas A&M senior who led one of the discussions about the Holocaust.
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" House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) proffered a religious argument: "When the president of the United States says about undocumented immigrants, 'These are not people, these are animals,' you have to wonder, does he not believe in the spark of divinity?
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"The FLDS and other religious polygamy groups do not believe in educating or having the women work, but believe in having multiple wives and multiple children, so what that means as a matter of economics is that to support that kind of family they need welfare, and to obtain welfare they say that the wives don't have husbands," she said.
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A continent and an ocean away at the Pentagon, the 26,0003 men and women who work there digested Mr. Mattis's resignation letter, in which he laid out, in stark terms, that he was leaving because the commander in chief did not believe in "the strength of our unique and comprehensive system of alliances and partnerships" that has preserved peace for decades.
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"We should not have people in office who do not believe in facts and truths and modern science that are able to manipulate and risk the entire future of this entire generation," he told former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE.
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I personally see this with immigration that you have a political party that does not believe in it, you have corporate entities that keep different languages, they press button one for this and button two for this and so forth and so on, and it is very concerning to me, but is it a bigger problem because assimilation is Americanization, that is what is intended.
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Another congregation that is working with those grappling with religious trauma is the Holy Trinity Community Church in Nashville, with a membership that is over 80 percent L.G.B.T. Brice Thomas, the lead pastor, says he first grasped religion's capacity for harm when his father, a Pentecostal faith healer, died of a treatable skin cancer because the church did not believe in going to doctors.
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Note that Justice Antonin Scalia famously said that he did not believe in "strict" construction as such but rather in fair construction that paid attention to context and purpose — construction that gave due weight, for example, to nontextual principles implicit in the Constitution as a whole or underlying a particular clause, principles such as federalism, checks and balances, separation of powers, and the rule of law.
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Trump may not believe in much, but his long history of prejudice and discrimination — keeping African-Americans out of the Trump Organization and out of his rental properties, ostentatiously demanding the death penalty for black teenagers accused of committing a brutal rape in Central Park, and then continuing to pronounce them guilty even after they were exonerated by DNA evidence — suggests he is a bigot to the core.
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"I think if we end up losing — and I hope we do not — and if Secretary Clinton wins, it's incumbent on her to tell millions of people who right now who do not believe in establishment politics or establishment economics, who have serious misgivings about a candidate who has received millions of dollars from Wall Street and other special interests," that she can work for them, he added.
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Mr. Whitaker voiced a hard line on immigration, saying he did not believe in "amnesty" for undocumented immigrants who are already inside the country — he did not address the so-called Dreamers, or people brought to the United States as children — and talked about visiting the southwestern border while he was the United States attorney for the Southern District of Iowa during the second term of President George W. Bush.
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