But these "facts" don't persuade interlocutors to the opposing side.
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The opposing side is also very happy to be negotiating.
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He is already on an opposing side to the president.
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On the opposing side were consumer, minority and public interest groups.
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This time on the opposing side of a different President Bush.
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We&aposre all in opposing side-- GUTFELD: They&aposre both people, you know.
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Under the rules, the opposing side would have to respond by 11 a.m.
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"Last year, the opposing side thought there were enough mechanisms available," Ms. Hunter said.
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"It will be different," the coach said of seeing Martin on the opposing side.
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The opposing side said that he is acting like a populist; populism, why populism?
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But coalition forces will respond to any military movements from the opposing side, it said.
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Some of his former clients were not happy to see him on the opposing side.
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They don't have political partisanship, or if they do, it's sometimes taking the opposing side.
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You'll learn how the opposing side thinks and discover new ways to sharpen your own arguments.
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The opposing side adamantly points out that the IG uncovered "serious performance failures" within the FBI.
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The Yoruba, whose homeland is in the southwest, were mostly on the opposing side in the war.
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There's a small exterior pocket on one side and a large, open pocket on the opposing side.
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Lian Xiao and his AlphaGo companion ended up victorious, also forcing a resignation from the opposing side.
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" On the opposing side, Rose City Antifa posted a call to "defend Portland against far-right attack.
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The cliff had a 60 foot elevation drop to the opposing side of the river, police said.
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CBS picked people on the opposing side to interview who don't know very much about the subject.
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The Yoruba people, whose homeland is in the southwest, were mostly on the opposing side in the war.
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To the opposing side, this political and cultural strategy was only a recipe for delayed humiliation and pain.
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One pro-"Remain" Facebook user explained how hard has been for him to find posts from the opposing side.
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He said that he had used "overheated" and "overzealous" language and hadn't always been respectful of the opposing side.
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And so then people started giving donations to the opposing side, which I didn't even know there was one.
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You can still inflict a fair bit of damage on the opposing side with some ham-handed controller slamming.
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Though much of Henry V's life is defined by war, not all his enemies fight on the opposing side.
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Mr. Dimon's sensible letter was seemingly supportive of some of President Trump's policies, while taking the opposing side on others.
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Many of Britain's big companies shied away from the debate in 2016, fearful of alienating customers on the opposing side.
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Those on the opposing side say Trump's private businesses taking money from foreign government customers creates unconstitutional conflicts of interest.
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Political debate continues to rage in our divided nation, the arguments falling on the deaf ears of each opposing side.
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Thus do we also find that partisans tend to be unfamiliar with viewpoints and thought processes of the opposing side.
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" — along with the more difficult question, "How do I acknowledge the opposing side if I really don't understand their position?
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And in doing so, it may find itself in a controversy — this time from the opposing side of the political spectrum.
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But this also means you're no longer seeing what the opposing side may believe, and that has led to disastrous results.
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Sometimes the opposing side won (with a strong legal assist from the AUL), as it did in 1989 with Webster v.
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Although both Beijing and Taipei view the island as part of China, neither government recognizes the legitimacy of the opposing side.
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The most common criticism from the opposing side has been that Trump acted rashly, without considering the the long-term consequences.
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Troops usually do not carry weapons there, and have sometimes resorted to jostling each other to get the opposing side to retreat.
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Hockey pits two teams in an arena where their only obstacle to getting the puck into the goal is the opposing side.
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In such a situation, appointing somebody from the opposing side as your legal representative does indeed seem like a pretty bad idea.
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On the opposing side was George Lopez with his teammates: his daughter Mayan Lopez, Oscar de la Hoya Constance Marie and Ray Diaz.
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But Emomali Rahmon, the country's leader since 1992, was on the opposing side in the conflict and has gradually reneged on the deal.
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It is the general or leader who is responsible for providing a net assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of the opposing side.
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Structured Academic Controversy: Pairs assigned to each position research and then present their argument to a pair that is assigned the opposing side.
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If you can't state your proposition at least as clearly, concisely and compellingly as the opposing side can state theirs, you're on dangerous ground.
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The phone call came days after Khalifa Haftar, military commander of the opposing side in Libya's civil conflict, visited Merkel for talks in Berlin.
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In separate meetings on the opposing side, American and Turkish officials gathered to work out a solution for the town of Manbij, he added.
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"More missile shields of one side inevitably bring more nuclear missiles of the opposing side that can break through the missile shield," it said.
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On the opposing side are groups such as the American Civil Liberties Union, which says she should have stood up against the interrogation practices then.
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Since then, senators on both sides have generally recognized this standard, even if they still try to trip up a nominee from the opposing side.
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Apted, like a social scientist, emphasizes the role of big, obstinate forces; his participants almost invariably take the opposing side of agency and self-determination.
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It found that liberals and conservatives see about 1 percent less news from the opposing side than they would if Facebook didn't tweak the news feed.
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At the current stage, showing a willingness to talk will make the countries "look weak," causing the opposing side to be less willing to concede, Clark said.
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States that reliably vote one way, such as Democratic California and Republican Texas, are largely ignored during election campaigns despite having plenty of voters from the opposing side.
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Although both Beijing and Taipei view the island as part of "China" -- a term open to each side's interpretation -- neither government recognizes the legitimacy of the opposing side.
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From its opposing side in the conflict, Turkey has worked with Russia and Iran to put cease-fires in place and develop a blueprint for a political settlement.
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The waters unleashed by the reservoir rushed downhill toward Toa Baja, while storm surges also flooded the town with ocean water from the opposing side, Mr. Márquez said.
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In a joint status report, federal prosecutors said defendants haven&apost produced discovery, referring to information that can be sought by the opposing side ahead of a trial.
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But key questions were interspersed both from undecided senators and to challenge the opposing side, which led to some illuminating and insightful -- and sometimes less than insightful -- responses.
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Any concession McConnell makes — to either his conservative block or a handful of moderates — is likely to alienate, and threaten support from the opposing side of his caucus.
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On the opposing side are Aubrey de Grey, a co-founder of the S.E.N.S. Research Foundation, and Brian Kennedy, chief executive of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging.
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As major metropolises from New York City to San Francisco have pushed for home-sharing regulations ranging from licensing ordinances to effective bans, Goldwater has taken the opposing side.
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It's tricky when you feel like you're taking a stand and you get criticized by people within the movement, and you're facing criticism from the opposing side as well.
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The freshman engineering majors said they are supporters of President Donald Trump and came to voice their beliefs about the Second Amendment and see what the opposing side thinks.
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In the Middle East, Mr. Erdogan has ended up on the opposing side from the powerful triumvirate of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt on many issues.
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The Obama administration imposed sanctions on Russia in 2014 over Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region and fights on the opposing side of the five-year-old Syrian civil war.
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Even those who may support Johnson's agenda might be a bit uncomfortable with his tactics; if it's okay if our guy does it, what happens when it's the opposing side?
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Beth Akers' op-ed, "It's time to axe student loan forgiveness for public service" on June 22, was entirely flippant, misleading and uninformed on the opposing side of the issue.
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"It'll be different to be on the opposing side, and to be the one that fans are probably giving a hard time to," Smart told the Richmond Times-Dispatch last week.
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On the opposing side was another firm, National Jury Project, which was hired by the special prosector assigned to the case, Randi McGinn, to advise on jury selection and other issues.
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"More missile shields of one side inevitably bring more nuclear missiles of the opposing side that can break through the missile shield," the article said, suggesting China could accelerate its nuclear program.
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And that means others – including those on the opposing side of the political spectrum – could build their own version of 5 Calls, if they were motivated to keep such a site updated.
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Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Dennis Landin issued the ruling after turning down a request from Avenatti to have the matter moved to federal court, which the opposing side called a delay tactic.
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In inviting people from all ideologies, including some considered odious to the opposing side, Harvard had hoped to provoke discussion across party lines in a campus setting that would keep hyperpartisanship at bay.
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Though both Taipei and Beijing view the island as part of China, neither government recognizes the legitimacy of the opposing side, with Beijing warning that it could retake the island by force if necessary.
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Decked out in head-to-toe Dolce & Gabbana, the group were lit under a spotlight, as the opposing side of editors passed around a single crib sheet to try to figure out who was who.
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But if it's the latter, "try to embrace a difference of opinion with the idea that you'll learn something, and do your best to not take the opposing side as a personal attack," Taylor suggests.
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But the humor becomes very different when used against people of the same party, since the goal then is not to defeat an opposing side but dominate people who are part of your political coalition.
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"But we live at a time when you're expected to pick a side, and to stick to it without giving an inch or admitting that the opposing side might not have malicious intent," he said.
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From the outside, it looks like a series of sleek grey rectangles — punctuated by floor-to-ceiling windows — stacked on top of each other, which converge on one end and fork out on the opposing side.
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"It certainly enhances the sense of responsibility I feel to try to make my case as effectively as possible," Clinton said when asked about the Republican field and some of the rhetoric on the opposing side.
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Though both Taipei and Beijing view the island as part of China, neither government recognizes the legitimacy of the opposing side, and there is a strong pro-independence sentiment within the current ruling party in Taiwan.
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Though both Taipei and Beijing view the island as part of China, neither government recognizes the legitimacy of the opposing side, and there is a strong pro-indepedence sentiment within the current ruling party in Taiwan.
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This is the opposing side of the "continuous crisis" lamented by Paul Frankel, founder of Petroleum Economics Limited and widely credited with laying out the foundations for why oil supply never was/is/will be in balance.
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The bill has ignited passions and sparked widespread protests in Argentina, with anti-abortion campaigners protesting in the streets under blue "save both lives" banners and members of the opposing side in the debate donning green bandanas.
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We meet her young, passionate female lawyers and the overworked attorneys on the opposing side; and we glimpse the personalities of the Supreme Court justices who will decide the law of the land on this contentious issue.
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"It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) ... almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts," the Republican president wrote on Twitter.
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"The opposing side can never be exactly sure that it knows where all of the submarines are," said Peter Horobin, a retired Australian submarine commander and veteran of the Cold War battles to detect and monitor Soviet subs.
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Carolus Löfroos, a 30-year-old Finnish-Swedish dual national who also fought for Azov in 2015 and 2017, told VICE News he had a cordial relationship with a couple of acquaintances who fought for the opposing side.
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It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 9th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts.
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On the opposing side of the conflict which first erupted with street battles in this city, and then raged across Northern Ireland for 30 years, there are plenty of others who cannot find it in their hearts to forgive.
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But as Sunni Arab regimes have shunned his party's brand of Islamic politics, and the war in Syria has placed Turkey on the opposing side to Iran and Russia, its government has sought to rebuild the alliance with Israel.
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In the dwindling days of the campaign — with "yes" looking more and more likely to prevail — many conservatives on the opposing side pushed for Mr. Paterson's bill, saying that it provided the best protections for free speech and religion.
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"It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 9th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts," the president tweeted.
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"It reinforces the divisions we already saw in 2016 and 2018 ... the mistrust, the dislike, the hatred among a good number of people toward the opposing side," says Alan Abramowitz, an Emory University political scientist who has extensively studied partisan polarization.
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Tryouts will begin in February 2017 and are open to players of all skill levels in the UK. The typical team consists of 21 players, with seven players from each opposing side allowed on the pitch at any one time.
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While his lawyers and the opposing side wrangled over his petition, Assange said, he had a distressing experience: the company that maintained his security bracelet arrived to change the batteries, in a way that he thought was suspiciously ahead of schedule.
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If a person sees one side as wholly right, and the opposing side as completely wrong, there's a good chance that person has overlooked some relevant facts and corresponding arguments that would stand to cloud their perceptions of both sides.
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And addressing reporters in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Ms. Warren described Mr. Biden as having been "on the side of credit card companies" during a landmark battle over bankruptcy legislation last decade, in which Ms. Warren was on the opposing side.
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Because when you think something completely different, science has proven it, everyone has thought and believed this to be true, and then you say something on the opposing side, and it gets a reaction that's not necessarily authentic at all.
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"It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 9th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts," he tweeted.
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"It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 9th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts," Trump tweeted.
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The U.S. and U.K. have traditionally enjoyed a close friendship and Cameron, who is leading the call for Britain to remain a part of a reformed EU, will appreciate Obama's support but those on the opposing side are not happy with Obama's intervention.
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"It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 9th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts," the President wrote Wednesday.
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The discovery process is a portion of the case where lawyers amass evidence, drawing from depositions with the sworn testimony of executives, experts and others, written questionnaires submitted to the other side and documents that the opposing side is compelled to turn over.
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"It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 9th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts," the President tweeted on Wednesday.
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" Last January, he wrote, "It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court system is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 9th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts.
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From there, you can travel to notable landmarks and take over gyms, which is Pokémon parlance for a kind of group HQ. To take a gym back from an opposing side, you'll have to travel to that location and do battle against the opponent's Pokémon.
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"It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 85033th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts," Trump tweeted after the order came out.
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GUTFELD: And I do think that has to do with some guilt and an ability of the opposing side to portray -- portray us as cruel and greedy when in fact, you know, a free market is probably the most selfless thing you could ever offer somebody.
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So to the extent that they can make these platforms more open, Vivek Wadhwa had this suggestion of giving matching content of the opposing side or things like that I'm open to but not in a way that would in a way that look like they're censoring.
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"It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 793th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts," Trump wrote in a January post on Twitter.
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Hahahaha, no, of course he didn't, this is what he tweeted instead: It just shows everyone how broken and unfair our Court System is when the opposing side in a case (such as DACA) always runs to the 22015th Circuit and almost always wins before being reversed by higher courts.
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On the opposing side, representations of enslaved Africans, Andrew Jackson, Robert Moses, J. Edgar Hoover, Strom Thurmond, the Koch Brothers, Donald Trump, and the wealthy, demonstrate a darker unfolding of the country that begins with enslavement and ends with the profit of a few at the expense of the many — a straight line of injustice.
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On the opposing side, three of the most prominent conservative groups leading the charge against the nomination said they had just three events planned for next week in Iowa — all outside the offices of Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, to show support for his refusal to hold hearings.
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For this reason the Faith and Justice Fellowship is uniting leaders across the political spectrum and from various faith traditions, people who might find themselves on the opposing side in many other issues, but are united in their desire for safer communities, restored victims and the possibility of second chances for Americans who have made mistakes.
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In a 2015 paper, "Expressive Partisanship: Campaign Involvement, Political Emotion, and Partisan Identity," Leonie Huddy and Lene Aarøe, political scientists at Stony Brook University and Aarhus University in Denmark, writing with Mason, advanced the argument that Generating anger at the opposing side is a highly effective way to elicit political engagement and action from those with expressive partisan concerns.
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Alsup's handling of the case already prompted the Supreme Court to intervene in December, when the justices voted 5-4 to vacate his order for the government to turn over additional internal records during the discovery process, which gives the parties to a lawsuit access to documents and other materials from the opposing side that may be relevant as evidence.
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It's a story with fewer pivotal three-day battles than the war fought over slavery, but its general shape is oddly similar: after a stunning series of victories and advances in the early years by the "rebels"—in this case, egalitarian forces—the armies of Reconstruction began to fall victim to the sheer numbers of the opposing side and to the exhaustion of their allies and reserves.
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Mario Díaz-Balart (R-Fla.) has called "Thugs R Us." Russia is especially active in its support of the current president, as it has outstanding loans to Maduro's government, and taking an opposing side to U.S. interests fits within Russian President Vladimir Putin's broader geopolitical goals, according to Christopher Miller, a specialist on Russian foreign policy at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
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