Proponents of Israel's ousting argued it's a matter of accountability.
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American prestige, wagered on ousting Mr Maduro, would suffer, too.
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Dismantling that system will be harder than ousting the government.
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But Ellison and others can point to the ultimate ousting
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And while Democrats have few illusions of ousting Republican Gov.
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This looks like a pretext for ousting an unpopular president.
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Ousting the Blackhawks very possibly helped him avoid a fourth.
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He also said he "succeeded in ousting five" of them.
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Trent Franks has been involved in conversations about ousting Flake.
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It will take more than ousting him to fix it.
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Danylyuk became finance minister after Yatseniuk's ousting in April 2016.
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He first won his House seat by ousting Democratic Rep.
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Maine Democrats are bullish about their chances of ousting Sen.
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Egypt has cracked down on Islamist groups since Mursi's ousting.
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Simply ousting Mr. Trump, they tell voters, is not enough.
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Some Democrats remain upset with her for ousting former Sen.
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Washington's sanctions on Venezuela have not succeeded in ousting Maduro.
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So actually ousting him would mean tearing the party apart.
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This decision follows the controversial ousting of former director Okwui Enwezor.
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Zuma's ousting began to look imminent when parliament announced on Feb.
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Others, including Mr. Ramos, want to focus on ousting Mr. Maduro.
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But over time, those directives apparently changed, leading to Grohmann's ousting.
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Wright, a relatively low-key celeb, didn't comment on his ousting.
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TRUMP WEIGHS OUSTING COMMERCE CHIEF WILBUR ROSS AFTER CENSUS DEFEAT - NBC
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Cindy Axne -- seen as having the best chance of ousting Sen.
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The Sudanese people have twice before succeeded in ousting their rulers.
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Ousting Rosenstein would only make Trump look guilty, according to Sanford.
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Beto O'Rourke came within just three percentage points of ousting Sen.
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Shareholders are expected to vote on Mistry's ousting at these meetings.
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Cetinkaya has made no public comment since his July 2503 ousting.
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He was first elected in 2010 after ousting former GOP Rep.
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Gowdy, who was first elected in 2010 after ousting former Rep.
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"Last time, we came very close to ousting him," she said.
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Still, the first step is ousting the Islamic State from Marawi.
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Before his ousting in February, he was earning 106,282 euros a month.
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That said, there's nothing stopping the president from ousting Horowitz as well.
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It ultimately led to the ousting of several of Sony's top executives.
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Ousting her is critical to the Democrats' hopes of taking the Senate.
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Trump picked him for the role after ousting David Shulkin in March.
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But Patterson's ultimate ousting reflects a wider sea change in evangelical culture.
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The second time I was fired as CEO, it was an ousting.
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Hundreds of Mursi sympathizers have been detained and prosecuted since his ousting.
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The Democrats are starting the process of ousting this president from office.
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Turkey, at least until recently, was more intent on ousting Mr. Assad.
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However, ousting a chairman of the board is not easy in Germany.
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Trump refused to rule out ousting Mueller from his post this week.
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Trump selected Jackson, his personal physician, after ousting David Shulkin in March.
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It also led to Dilma Rousseff's ousting as Brazil's president last year.
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He also developed a reputation for ousting poor performers from GE ranks.
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Jobs basically hand-picked Apple's board after ousting his predecessor, Gil Amelio.
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It was Crosby who won three Stanley Cups, ousting Ovechkin each time.
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Bed Bath & Beyond's new C.E.O., Mark Tritton, is ousting six senior executives.
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There's some bold talk among politicians about ousting Assad from Syria. Really?
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" In the WDRB News interview, Schnatter described his ousting as a "farce.
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These dynamics present problems for Democrats hellbent on ousting Trump from office.
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The company begins searching for a new chief executive, ousting Mr. Pearson.
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O'Rourke entered the House after ousting an incumbent Democrat in a primary.
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The skit also addresses recent rumors that Trump is considering ousting Spicer.
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It also led to Dilma Rousseff's ousting as Brazil's president in 2016.
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Hancock also said ousting May would not help resolve the current impasse.
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But having come so close to ousting him and failed, many are disillusioned.
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The Japanese carmaker has been struggling to recover from the ousting of Ghosn.
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Priebus' ousting is the latest in a series of shakeups on Trump's staff.
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But there is little chance they will come close to ousting the president.
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ISS is generally seen as being reluctant to recommend ousting all board members.
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The big, open question ... will Harvey Weinstein take legal action for the ousting?
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Sisi was elected president after he led the army in ousting Mohammad Mursi.
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Even so, there is no undoing Mr Sharif's ousting, nor should there be.
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But ousting Mrs May might make Brexit little better, and perhaps much worse.
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It continued to prosper even after Thaksin's ousting in a coup that year.
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Deare's ousting is the latest shake up on the president's national security team.
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Fifteen percent of respondents said that they have no opinion about the ousting.
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The OIG is still considering whether to continue the probes after Pruitt's ousting.
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Gottheimer is a top GOP target in 85033 after ousting seven-term Rep.
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Golden was declared the winner earlier this month, ousting Poliquin in a runoff.
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Both said they were shocked with Trump's call and disappointed with Yovanovitch's ousting.
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Fluent in English, Saakashvili was "our guy," ousting an aging Soviet-era bureaucrat.
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Republicans succeeded in ousting some of those Democrats on Tuesday night, including Sen.
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Ericsson has been without a permanent CEO since ousting Hans Vestberg in July.
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WeWork board members are talking about ousting CEO Adam Neumann amid IPO turmoil
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"We were confident we would be doing that," he said of ousting Labour.
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They win convincingly, ousting Jimmy Carter, and sail to re-election in 1984.
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But the challengers insisted that their reason for running — ousting "fake Democrats" — stood.
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Ousting those troops would diminish U.S. influence in both Iraq and neighboring Syria.
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The punishment effectively removes Moore from office, without the court officially ousting him.
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Democrat Andy Beshear has won the Kentucky governor's race, ousting sitting Republican Gov.
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The fallout from Gallagher's case included the ousting of Navy Secretary Richard Spencer.
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Sharif's ousting will weaken PML-N's chances of winning the election in 2018.
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SOFTBANKS MASA SON IS IN FAVOR OF OUSTING WEWORK CEO ADAM NEUMANN - CNBC
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As Buruma's ousting attests, the backlash against essays like Hockenberry's and Ghomeshi's was intense.
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You know, this is why the focus is going to be on ousting Trump.
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Regardless of the true reasons for his ousting, Mr Mistry has befuddled his adversaries.
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His ousting suggests that the SNP's dominance of Scottish politics may be in decline.
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Ousting Mr Trump via the 25th Amendment, as some favour, would be even harder.
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Following Moonves' ousting, Chen was absent from the season 9 premiere of The Talk.
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Following Moonves' ousting, Chen was absent from the season 9 premiere of The Talk.
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The opposition, intent on ousting the president, was in no mood to co-operate.
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Even some who did not sympathise with Ms Rousseff think her ousting sullies democracy.
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Morrison won the prime minister's position this week after ousting Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Democrats scored two big victories over GOP incumbents their last year — ousting longtime Reps.
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And CBS will hold its first upfronts since ousting its longtime chief, Les Moonves.
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The ousting of Islamic State militants this week from Raqqa was filled with symbolism.
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Trump chatters often about ousting both, multiple sources familiar with his thinking told CNN.
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Algerians succeeded in ousting their authoritarian president, but the military remains firmly in charge.
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The nation's largest environmental group, The Sierra Club, also called for Ross' ousting Monday.
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Singer is apparently looking to push for major changes at Twitter, including ousting Dorsey.
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The fundraising haul is likely to buoy Republicans' hopes of ousting Peters in 2020.
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She even took to Twitter following his ousting and criticized how it was handled.
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The nation's largest environmental group, the Sierra Club, also called for Ross's ousting Monday.
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The Koch-supported group was instrumental in ousting the last head of the department.
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Ousting the group would be a challenge for any of the world's militaries, Townsend said.
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Musharraf seized power in 1999 by ousting the government of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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They've called for ousting members of the Justice Department for not supporting the president enough.
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Mnangagwa came to power three days after the military takeover that led to Mugabe's ousting.
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I have one goal and only one goal: ousting Donald Trump from the White House.
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Nothing in the academy bylaws allowed for ousting a member who had committed scientific misconduct.
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In October, Trudeau became prime minister with a surprising majority victory, ousting incumbent Stephen Harper.
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But some rank-and-file members have escalated their calls for ousting Trump, and Rep.
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Jacobin Managing Editor Micah Uetricht explains what lead to the ousting of Bolivia's President. Rep.
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Trump shook up his transition after the election, ousting those with close ties to Christie.
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Meanwhile, the talk among Republicans of ousting Moore was energizing Bannon and his network anew.
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The party is quick to forget Jackson, after his brutal ousting of the Native Americans.
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Spicer placed the blame on the Obama administration for a missed opportunity in ousting Assad.
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WeWork board members are talking about ousting CEO Adam Neumann amid turmoil around its IPO.
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame accuses Uganda of supporting dissidents sworn to ousting him from power.
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Puigdemont signed the statement as President of Catalonia, demonstrating he did not accept his ousting.
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But on Thursday, some sources sent up a trial balloon for ousting him to MSNBC.
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But Mr. Sánchez was unexpectedly re-elected as Socialist leader seven months after his ousting.
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He served two terms as Georgia governor after ousting Democratic incumbent Roy Barnes in 2002.
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For many, supporting Warren is too high a price to pay, even for ousting Trump.
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The Washington Post first reported about Trump telling associates he was planning on ousting Shulkin.
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The numbers fueled hopes of a modest recovery following the ousting of President Dilma Rousseff.
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Sunday, the Iraqi parliament held a historic vote in favor of ousting all U.S. forces.
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In addition to liberating the White House of Trump, flipping the Senate — and ousting Sen.
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Calculation of Democrats: It's no secret that House Democrats are intent on ousting President Trump.
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His first electoral victory was for the City Council in Newark, ousting an incumbent Democrat.
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After his ousting from Breitbart, I began requesting documents relating to Milo Yiannopoulos's speaking tour.
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The allegations prompted a probe that has led to the ousting of bishops and other priests.
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He wants you to believe he never supported the ousting of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
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McDaniel, Bannon's allies said at the time, appeared to have the best shot of ousting one.
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Tony Evers (D), who won a 10-way primary in 2018 before ousting Republican Scott Walker.
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His arrest and subsequent ousting left Nissan's global alliance with French automaker Renault on uncertain grounds.
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Bond prices suggest that the markets put the odds of Mr Maduro's ousting at 50-90%.
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But bets on his ousting have so far proven just as fruitless as bets on default.
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It also made waves after the firm joined the domestic blue-chip DAX index, ousting Commerzbank.
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Keep track of which senators support and are against ousting Trump from office with POLITICO's interactive.
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The president also has many more friends than Mr Collor on the eve of his ousting.
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Bannon and Meadows and whoever else wants to can talk about ousting Ryan all they want.
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One poll this week showed Germans thought Schulz has a somewhat stronger chance of ousting Merkel.
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In Zamora, IU came to power after ousting the PP in local elections in May 2015.
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Weakening him sufficiently to reignite the opposition probably would generate more bloody chaos without ousting him.
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But he also suggested that Republicans had not seen enough to even consider ousting the president.
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The Times characterized the payment as a Google provision that "softened the blow" of ousting Rubin.
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Chairman and CEO Osamu Masuko announced the company would be ousting Ghosn from his role, too.
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Intercept D.C. Bureau Chief Ryan Grim weighs in on Justice Democrats support for ousting certain Democrats.
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Millions took the streets calling for her ousting, while others considered her removal a coup d'etat.
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WeWork has been in the news for its failed IPO attempt and ousting founder Adam Neumann.
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Trump's early morning tweet that he was ousting Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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But impeachment, should it happen, would only be the first step toward ousting Trump from office.
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Trump nominated Jackson to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs after ousting David Shulkin last month.
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That operation has now nearly succeeded in ousting the jihadists from the territory it once controlled.
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They have installed pro-Trump party officials in key states, sometimes ousting incumbents to do so.
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They took to the streets after his ousting, saying he was the victim of a coup.
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Prayuth led the May 2014 coup following months of street protests aimed at ousting Yingluck's government.
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Major investor Softbank's CEO, Masayoshi Son, is reportedly in favor of ousting the longtime chief executive.
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James and Lachlan Murdoch are purportedly leaning toward ousting O'Reilly, while their father opposes doing so.
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" Of the move, he said: "I understand the penalty comes with potential ousting from the Senate.
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One-third of the caucus voted in favor of ousting her after the disastrous 2016 election.
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It swept to power in 2007, ousting Abbas's government from the West Bank along the way.
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Demonstrators said they were prepared for the process of ousting Maduro to last a long time.
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When his wife discovers their affair, Stan takes the ousting from his home as an opportunity.
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His children also appeared, though they declined to weigh in on the diplomatic implications of Park's ousting.
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Since ousting Rajapaksa in January 2015, President Maithripala Sirisena's administration has agreed to address the rights violations.
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Whatever Mr Musk's bumbling misdeeds, crushing Tesla's valuation and future prospects by ousting him seems like overkill.
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Invoking the 25th Amendment, a possible constitutional solution to ousting Trump, is far harder than it sounds.
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But the chance of a Republican-led Senate ousting Trump was widely considered remote from the outset.
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In August, Australia's failure to pass climate legislation triggered the ousting of Malcolm Turnbull as prime minister.
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Ousting Mr Trump on the gut feeling that he might be mentally unstable smacks of a coup.
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Now, nearly a month and a half after Lauer's ousting, Couric has shared a statement with People.
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But an overwhelming number of deputies took the microphone to offer exuberant support for the president's ousting.
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Sumner Redstone's daughter Shari Redstone might be there to negotiate the ousting of Viacom CEO Phillipe Dauman.
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Staley responded "in effusive terms," the FT said, likely because of McFarlane's reputation for ousting chief executives.
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Iraqi forces are in the final stages of ousting ISIS from Mosul, the country's second largest city.
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The Muslim Brotherhood, which took power in Egypt after the ousting of Hosni Mubarak, was deemed dismal.
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His influence, after his ousting from the Daily Mail, perhaps became even greater abroad than at home.
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Moreover, they know that ousting Mrs Merkel would lead to new elections, which they do not want.
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Since then, Bashar al-Assad's regime has recaptured the city, ousting the rebels from the eastern side.
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The ousting of Ellen Pao, the interim chief executive of Reddit, the online message board, last year.
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Read the inside story of Easterbrook&aposs ousting and Kempczinski&aposs quest to win over McDonald&aposs.
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The ousting of Ms. Rousseff and the P.T. meant that Vice President Michel Temer became acting president.
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A refresher: Ousting Maduro in Venezuela has become a top foreign policy priority of the Trump administration.
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Trudeau's Liberal Party took control of the Canadian government last October, ousting the Conservative Party's Stephen Harper.
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She described her ousting as a nearly yearlong "smear campaign" that was based on fabrications and lies.
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Unlike Mr. Putin, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has long been committed to ousting Mr. Assad.
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Wray said he did not discuss anything related to Comey's ousting with anyone in the White House.
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That led to the party ousting DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz and replacing her with Donna Brazile.
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But Likud officials said Sunday that ousting Mr. Edelstein would eliminate any chance of a unity government.
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In response, Spain's prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, dissolved the regional government, effectively ousting Mr. Puigdemont from office.
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He harangued and pressured Sessions for two years over the Russia investigation before ousting him in 2018.
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Democrats in Congress uniformly voted against ousting Clinton because they felt Starr uncovered nothing that warranted removal.
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Ultimately, Democrats managed to flip 201673 Republican-held House seats, ousting 201663 Republican incumbents in the process.
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Ousting Mr. Neumann could be tricky, since he controls the company through a special class of shares.
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Trump denies wrongdoing and says the impeachment inquiry is a politically motivated witchhunt aimed at ousting him.
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Six years ago, Gardner was a rising star in the Republican Party, ousting Democratic senator Mark Udall.
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After her government's ousting, Clark tried unsuccessfully to dissolve the legislature, which would have triggered a new election.
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Liberty Media took over in January, ousting former commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone who did the deal with Azerbaijan.
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Still, in ousting Scaramucci, Kelly is only solving a problem that has existed for a mere 10 days.
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A fake letter of resignation from Mr Zelaya was read out to Honduras's congress, which approved his ousting.
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The Democratic establishment was still reeling from the ousting of one of their colleagues when New York Sen.
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He has been running on a platform of ousting Iranian as well as US forces from the country.
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Its goal is the wholesale impeachment of Donald Trump and the ousting of everyone involved with his administration.
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This week there was even wild talk among some Tory MPs of ousting Mrs May as party leader.
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Jeffrey said Moscow could change its policies and meet the requirements of the international community without ousting Assad.
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Stubbs and Elsie's ousting looked suspicious, given the highly-publicized rewrite that occurred midway through Westworld's first season.
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After ousting of Mr Maduro, Cuba's government "will be next", promised John Bolton, Mr Trump's national security adviser.
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The ousting of James Gunn from the third Guardians of the Galaxy film has left Dave Bautista incensed.
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The ousting last month of former President Robert Mugabe brought to power his former vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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Added to its troubles, the company has been without a permanent CEO since ousting Hans Vestberg in July.
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In Illinois, Democratic congresswoman Tammy Duckworth was projected to win, according to NBC News, ousting incumbent Republican Sen.
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Pratt later tweeted that Johnson wasn't "ready for drinking in Mexican heat" as an excuse for Johnson's ousting.
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Even before the #MeToo movement begins, other Silicon Valley companies see the ousting of CEOs following similar charges.
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Adding to its troubles, the company has been without a permanent CEO since ousting Hans Vestberg in July.
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And Etsy's suffering from a failure to keep innovating this quarter, resulting in the ousting of its CEO.
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He came to power last June after ousting a conservative government and faces a general election next year.
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His ousting also marks the end of a soap-opera-like legal battle for control of the company.
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Less certain is whether, given a choice, he and his party would stop short of ousting UMNO altogether.
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Trump also tapped Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan as acting Pentagon chief, ousting Mattis two months early.
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Ousting Mueller and Rosenstein would be a constitutional crisis and a blow to the American rule of law.
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SANA said control of the city is a key step toward ousting the group in the Euphrates region.
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That's due in large part to the Manchin wing ousting him from his party leadership post last year.
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WeWork's board is reportedly meeting to discuss ousting Adam Neumann as CEO — here's who the key players are
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Mr. Walsh, 66, was placed at the helm three years ago after the abrupt ousting of Tom Albanese.
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SEPTEMBER 22: The Wall Street Journal reports that some WeWork board members are considering ousting Neumann as CEO.
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And — although few say it openly — they appear intent on ousting Qatar's young leader, Tamim, from his throne.
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The 2018 midterms brought roughly presidential-level primary turnout, and Newman came within 2,200 votes of ousting Lipinski.
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With two exceptions, all members condemned the attempted ousting and the threat to constitutional rule that it represented.
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The most searched brand on the site is now Gucci, ousting Chanel from its top spot last year.
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Countries around the globe have different processes for ousting a leader, often involving courts and/or legislative bodies.
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Over time, it became clear that Mr. Obama had prioritized combating the Islamic State over ousting Mr. Assad.
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Mr. Ortega was president during the 1980s, when the United States financed a war aimed at ousting him.
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A transitional government was installed in August following months of protests that led to the military ousting Bashir.
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Roughly as many independents would support the Senate's ousting Trump (44 percent) as would oppose it (43 percent).
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Lawmakers sat rapt while Yovanovitch described an almost cinematic tale of the circumstances of her ousting in May.
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One of his first moves in December was cleaning up the company's executive ranks, ousting six senior executives.
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The region has become increasingly unstable the 2011 Egyptian Revolution led to the ousting of President Hosni Mubarak.
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Go deeper: WeWork picks up the pieces after ousting its CEO Silicon Valley's fraying cult of the founder
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Museveni was first elected in 1986 following five years of war and after ousting then-president Milton Obote.
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Look no further than Ford's recent ousting of its CEO Mark Fields for being too slow on innovation.
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Which it apparently left him on after the ousting, since he was talking to candidates to replace him.
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At first, it joined a Western and regional alliance funding and arming rebels with the aim of ousting Assad.
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They also see ousting him as holding themselves to a higher standard than Republicans, who voted in Donald Trump.
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Sarna's position came into question after the ousting of Mistry from Tata Sons, the holding company of the conglomerate.
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Tunisia has been praised for its democratic progress since ousting Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali in a 2011 uprising.
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Netanyahu has denied all wrongdoing and accuses the media of orchestrating a campaign aimed at ousting him from office.
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Hermes played a role in the ousting of Jurgen Fitschen and Anshu Jain from Deutsche Bank last year. bit.
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The result would be political chaos, perhaps leading to Mrs May's ousting, a snap election or a second referendum.
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Rose McGowan dubbed herself as "the architect" behind for ousting Harvey Weinstein's decades of alleged sexual misconduct and assault.
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After ousting Roger Federer in straight sets on Friday, Rafael Nadal secured another trip to the French Open final.
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An poll this week showed Germans thought Schulz would have a somewhat stronger chance than Gabriel of ousting Merkel.
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Following the similarly prolonged ousting of Richardson, the industry has been vocal in its attempt to right similar wrongs.
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Key to ousting Nusra would be the addition of Islamist elements, namely powerful Turkish-backed militants Ahrar ash-Sham.
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But Idlib stands as the last significant enclave of the armed opposition that rose up dedicated to ousting Assad.
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Election handicappers say Democrats have a shot of picking up the seat and ousting McCain, a four-term senator.
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Toshiba was then still recovering from a previous 2015 accounting scandal that led to the ousting of several bosses.
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A group of Democratic leaders met Thursday to discuss ousting Pelosi in favor of newer, more election-friendly blood.
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While Trump's ad focuses on ousting the political establishment, Clinton will broadcast a "unifying message," according to her campaign.
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The New York Post took a jab at the ousting of Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Following the Georgia election, a small group of House Democrats discussed ousting Pelosi, though the effort didn't gain traction.
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After Ben Ali's ousting, many of these sites were reclassified; some building projects were halted, while others continued illegally.
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After ousting the previous director, the ministry plans to hire a new director without the customary open call process.
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More arrived when Vietnam occupied Cambodia after ousting the Khmer Rouge and before the 1990 withdrawal of its forces.
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Montgomery, Alabama (CNN)All the Republican establishment's money and muscle couldn't stop culture warrior Roy Moore from ousting Sen.
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By not ousting Mueller, then, Trump avoided perhaps the worst political crisis faced by any president since the 1970s.
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Maduro says that he is a victim of a U.S.-led "economic war" aimed at ousting him from power.
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Ullyot then reportedly joined the call and asked the aide for help in ousting Shulkin, according to USA Today.
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After ousting Bolton as his national security adviser over fundamental foreign policy disagreements, Trump tapped O'Brien to replace him.
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His ousting came several days after Trump said he'd canceled a secret meeting with Taliban leaders at Camp David.
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Spain has a new prime minister after a parliamentary vote Friday led to the ousting of incumbent Mariano Rajoy.
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Now, the national party is left grappling with whether Eastman's win will hurt their chances of ousting Republican Rep.
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However, the Russians believe defeating ISIS here will go a long way to ousting the group from southeastern Syria.
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Washington (CNN)Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach has narrowly won the Republican nomination for governor, ousting incumbent Gov.
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Maduro counters that he is a victim of a U.S.-led "economic war" aimed at ousting him from power.
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Ayanna Pressley, a Boston City Councilwoman, has won the Democratic nomination for Massachusetts' Seventh Congressional District, ousting longtime Rep.
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Watch "Grocery shopping during Venezuela's food shortages" Read "Venezuela's opposition just took one step closer to ousting President Maduro"
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Donald has had no trouble finding ladies since the racist scandal back in 2014 that led to his ousting.
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The general thinking has been that the ousting of Uber founder Travis Kalanick ended the company's wild west days.
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But the official said McKinley's opinions of the secretary soured after learning about his handling of the Yovanovitch ousting.
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Recognizing the importance of ousting Cuellar, Justice Democrats began campaigning in Texas 28 to recruit a challenger last year.
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Trump's defenders in Washington seem certain to frustrate Democrats' hopes of ousting him from office however incriminating the evidence.
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The Afghan military said on Sunday that it was in the process of ousting the militants from the area.
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Early Friday, reports emerged that Trump was considering ousting Bannon, as well as Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, altogether.
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The ousting of Park is a giant step in the right direction in institutionalizing sustainable democracy in South Korea.
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The balance of membership of the council had been the sticking point during weeks of talks after Bashir's ousting.
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Murdoch's sons, Lachlan and James, are poised to take control of the network from their father with Ailes's ousting.
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Then there was his eventual ousting and comeback — all before his business became the global giant it is today.
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Mr Moonves's ousting is the most consequential for a public company since the #MeToo era began nearly a year ago.
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Mr Cilic's semi-final opponent, Sam Querrey, is best known for ousting Novak Djokovic in Wimbledon's second round last year.
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The government agency had earlier suggested the ousting of founder Elizabeth Holmes from the industry for at least two years.
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The outcome of this race is of major consequence to Democratic leaders in the state, who, after ousting Republican Gov.
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The Iran-aligned Houthis took control of Sanaa in 2014, ousting the internationally-recognised government of Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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Business Insider spoke with members, almost all of whom said that, despite anger toward Macron, ousting him would not help.
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The country has been plagued by widespread violence since the ousting of longtime dictator President Omar al-Bashir in April.
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Allowing Etihad to take the controls by ousting founder and majority owner Naresh Goyal would make financial and strategic sense.
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Demonstrations have since evolved into a movement calling for autonomy, full democracy and the ousting of the embattled leader Lam.
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Thousands gathered at the People's Power Monument, erected to commemorate the ousting of Marcos, in a display of public outrage.
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The constitution was introduced in 1987 after the ousting of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos in a bloodless "people's power" revolution.
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And if Trump had in fact lost the election, we may feel very differently about the ousting of Billy Bush.
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Ousting an ageing leader, with or without the support of the military, clearly acts as something of a safety valve.
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Vela's comments come after he and several Democratic colleagues met privately Thursday afternoon to discuss ousting the house minority leader.
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Tunisia has been praised for its democratic progress since ousting strongman Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali in a 2011 uprising.
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When the military announced Bashir's ousting, they said he had been arrested and was being kept at a "safe place".
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Since his ousting from Fox News, Ailes has been prepping Trump for the very debates that Wallace will be moderating.
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Sisi was elected a year after leading the military's ousting of the Muslim Brotherhood's president Mohamed Mursi after mass protests.
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Walsh, 66, was placed at the helm three years ago after the abrupt ousting of Rio's then boss Tom Albanese.
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In March 2014, Russia responded to the ousting of pro-Russia Ukrainian President Victor Yanukovych by annexing Ukraine's Crimean peninsula.
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More than 100,000 Zimbabweans of all races assembled for peaceful demonstrations throughout the country to celebrate the ousting of Mugabe.
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In the 2018 primary Newman came within two points of ousting Lipinski, who occupies a deep blue Chicago-area seat.
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But he said he would not do so unless he thought he had a shot of ousting the California Democrat.
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Trump nominated Robert Wilkie, who is a Pentagon undersecretary, to lead the department after ousting former VA Secretary David Shulkin.
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The issue consumed much of Trump's time and energy, and contributed to the ousting of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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By ousting Kemp, Abrams would be setting herself up—again—as the model for a revivified Democratic Party going forward.
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During his election campaign and as president-elect, Trump said ousting Assad would hand control of Syria to Islamist militants.
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South Africa, too, recently rid itself of a widely reviled president, with the ousting of Jacob Zuma earlier this year.
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She earned her biggest win of her comeback on Sunday, ousting third-seeded Garbiñe Muguruza, 25-22015 (3), 6-3.
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Like other liberation movements in southern Africa, the A.N.C. parlayed its heroic history of ousting white rulers into unchallenged rule.
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On Thursday, the government said it was ousting the European Union's envoy to the country in retaliation for the sanctions.
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Nevertheless, Elliott doesn't seem focused so much on ousting an eccentric CEO but, more generally, on boosting Twitter's stock price.
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The ousting of Ms. Baumann has angered members of the Cooper Hewitt board, which is separate from the Smithsonian leadership.
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"Unfortunately, Washington is not even thinking about abandoning their course for ousting the legitimate Venezuelan government," it said in English.
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The organization was instrumental in ousting the last secretary, David J. Shulkin, who was dismissed in 2018 by presidential tweet.
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Reports emerged this week that 21st Century Fox was leaning toward ousting O'Reilly in the wake of sexual harassment allegations.
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Last fall, as the policy faltered, the moderate wing of the party roared back, ousting legislators from the far right.
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Persuading those swing voters, he maintains, will be critical to Democratic hopes of both holding the House and ousting Trump.
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University of Oklahoma political science professor Keith Gaddie said teachers and the OEA were critical components in ousting the legislators.
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The Syrian conflict did not begin as a civil war but as a popular uprising aimed at ousting Mr. Assad.
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His team has moved to install pro-Trump party officials in key states, ousting incumbents to do so if necessary.
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Rawlings-Blake promoted Davis, ousting then-Commissioner Anthony Batts, amid anger over the department's handling of protests over Gray's death.
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It was rumored the 2 had an intense dislike for each other and many thought Lauer was behind Curry's ousting.
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Hezbollah fighters played the key role in ousting Islamic State from Albu Kamal, a commander in that alliance told Reuters.
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In 2016, National Amusements waged a legal battle and took back control of Viacom after ousting its CEO Philippe Dauman.
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Many analysts also believe the military censored major news outlets and was responsible for ousting former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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Had his stayed on, Péladeau had a legitimate chance at ousting Premier Philippe Couillard, who leads the federalist Liberal Party.
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But the FPO under Heinz-Christian Strache - its leader since the ousting of Haider in 2005 - has broad support in Austria.
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"This is not how I wanted this to happen," says MJ. "This" referring to her ousting from the lead anchor chair.
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Wray, 50, inherits an FBI at a particularly challenging time given Trump's ousting of Comey, who was admired within the bureau.
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Kimball addressed his ousting on the latest episode of The Betchelor podcast, admitting that the situation escalated faster than he expected.
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Still, those ardently hoping for Mr Trump's ousting, regarding him as irresponsible and impulsive, may not fully have considered the consequences.
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In mid-April, he seized on the mass protests, playing a crucial role in ousting long-time dictator Omar al-Bashir.
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Charney's ousting was due to an "ongoing investigation into alleged misconduct," which included allegations of sexual harassment and choking an employee.
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Temer's rise to power and Rousseff's ousting has sparked hope that economic and political reform may be at hand in Brazil.
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Multiple sources told the outlet Chen is leaving following her husband Les Moonves' ousting from CBS amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Other mutinous lawmakers in her party have openly spoken of ousting her and said the Brexit deal would not pass parliament.
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Brigades from Misrata, the western town of Zintan and other regions already claim competing legitimacy because of their role ousting Gaddafi.
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If the deal is voted down on Tuesday, it could mean more negotiations, delaying Brexit or ousting May, among other possibilities.
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Other mutinous MPs in her party have openly spoken of ousting her and said the Brexit deal would not pass parliament.
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President Trump has told aides and advisors that ousting former national security adviser Michael Flynn was a mistake, Politico reported Friday.
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Trump is bent on ousting the two biggest obstacles at the Justice Department to his real objective: getting rid of Mueller.
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He is currently on the board of Microsoft, where ValueAct's pressure led to the ousting of Steve Ballmer as chief executive.
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For Erdogan, fighting ISIS remains secondary to ousting President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, whom he blames for the region's turmoil.
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The moves were viewed as a precursor to the ultimate ousting of Mr. Dauman as chairman and chief executive of Viacom.
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The widespread Democratic gains earlier this month, especially in the House, buoyed the party's hopes of ousting Trump in two years.
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Demonstrations have since evolved into a movement calling for autonomy, full democracy and the ousting of the embattled leader Carrie Lam.
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President Donald Trump and John Bolton on Tuesday offered conflicting narratives on the circumstances of his ousting as national security adviser.
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Bolton, whose ousting was abrupt and not on the most diplomatic of terms, apparently did not feel inclined to do this.
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The Indians may have succeeded in ousting the British, but we won with Gandhian-style civil disobedience, not a revolutionary war.
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Scott Shane, The Times's national security reporter, discussed his series that dissects Hillary Clinton's role in ousting th Libyan dictator Col.
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Benchmark sued Kalanick after ousting him as CEO of the world's most valuable privately held company, claiming that he defrauded them.
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That was the start of the Japanese group's mistrust of its alliance partner that led to the ousting of Carlos Ghosn.
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Even after ousting Adam Neumann as CEO, WeWork could still go public this year — if it prices its IPO low enough
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But in the Friday letter, the group of conservatives said that while they understood Trump's frustration, ousting Sessions would be unacceptable.
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But the challengers in these State Senate races make a particularly strong case for ousting the powers that be on Sept.
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His uncle's health deteriorated quickly after his ousting and he was hurt that those who removed him never apologised, he added.
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His uncle's health deteriorated quickly after his ousting and he was hurt that those who removed him never apologized, he added.
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The U.S. won the most anticipated match of the World Cup, ousting host France, 2-1, and extending its dominant run.
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Moreover, many in the rank-and-file are consumed with ousting Mr. Trump and may not respond well to intramural hostilities.
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On Election Day, Democrats were most successful in ousting the remaining ones, many of whom sat in suburban, anti-Trump districts.
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Reports surfaced that year of sexual harassment problems, which also led to the ousting of CEO and co-founder Shane Smith.
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Some charter school supporters and donors have privately questioned the wisdom of confronting Democrats instead of focusing on ousting President Trump.
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But now that he has taken all these steps, the opposition has little chance of ousting him at the next elections.
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Two people familiar with the matter say the North Korea issue was the single biggest factor in the ousting of Tillerson.
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John Cornyn of Texas warned that the Democratic investigation was less about finding the truth and more about ousting a President.
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Denying any wrongdoing, he has accused Israel's legal authorities of attempting a "coup" aimed at ousting a popular right-wing leader.
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Denying any wrongdoing, Netanyahu, 70, has accused legal authorities of attempting a "coup" aimed at ousting a popular right-wing leader.
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And if liberals succeed in ousting the self-proclaimed moderate, it would leave just two House Democrats who oppose abortion rights.
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In its latest futile gesture, the House Freedom Caucus sets its sights on ousting the man overseeing Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Few realistically expected that the ousting of Mr. Mugabe would create greater space and more opportunities for women in Zimbabwe politics.
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Guaido, recognized by most Western nations as Venezuela's legitimate leader, has urged the bloc to consider "all options" in ousting Maduro.
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After ousting Mr Rajoy in a censure motion in June 2018, he managed to govern for 11 months with just 84 seats.
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Trump appointed his homeland security secretary, retired General John Kelly, to succeed Priebus after ousting him as chief of staff last week.
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Former military commander Sisi was elected in 2014, a year after leading the army to the ousting of Islamist President Mohamed Mursi.
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There is also measurable polling evidence to suggest that Democrats prize the ousting of Trump above all else in selecting a nominee.
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Since he was elected by deputies following Mr Sargsyan's ousting, Mr Pashinyan has had to run a government without a governing party.
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Tuesday, the three remaining members of Weinstein Co.'s board met in NYC to confirm the embattled film titan's October 8 ousting.
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In Syria, the ousting of Islamic State seems to have underscored important differences in the goals and tactics of Putin and Khameini.
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Mr Zuma's ousting is a triumph for Cyril Ramaphosa, who was elected leader of the ANC at a party conference in December.
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Wells Fargo has tried to rectify the situation by changing how employees get paid, improving corporate reporting structures and ousting several executives.
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The New York Times reports Scaramucci's ousting on Monday came at the request of Trump's new chief of staff, Retired Marine Gen.
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The sudden, but warranted ousting of Spacey following accusations of sexual misconduct left the show's writers in a bit of a conundrum.
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Mr Xi has already succeeded in ousting his most prominent rivals and instilling fear throughout the party with his anti-corruption campaign.
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In March, soon after ousting its CEO, Myer posted its biggest half-yearly loss since listing as it wrote off underperforming assets.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was fired on Tuesday and reportedly found out about his ousting from the president's tweet that morning.
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He faces two dozen candidates of which only one, Soumaila Cisse, 68, is seen as having a strong chance of ousting him.
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It was clear that the vote meant the ousting of his center-right government after a scandal involving the prime minister's father.
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Pittsburgh eliminated Washington in the N.H.L. playoffs, and Oklahoma City is one game away from ousting San Antonio in the N.B.A. playoffs.
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The Iran-aligned Houthis took control of the capital Sanaa in 2014, ousting the internationally recognised government of Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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Trump may believe that with this split, he still has his Israeli bases covered despite ousting Adelson's man from the West Wing.
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Washington welcomed the ousting of Yanukovich amid mass street protests in February 2014 and has backed his pro-Western successor, Petro Poroshenko.
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The army forced former president Robert Mugabe out of office last month, ousting the only leader the country has known since independence.
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The oil sanctions represent the latest and most significant escalation of the Trump administration's pressure campaign aimed at ousting Maduro from power.
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DWS, the asset management arm of Deutsche Bank, said on Monday it currently also saw no merits in ousting Bayer's top managers.
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Political crisis ensued with the Spanish government imposing direct rule on Catalonia, ousting the Catalan president and government and calling fresh elections.
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Sisi came to power in 2014, a year after he led the military in ousting elected but unpopular Islamist President Mohamed Mursi.
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It's also hard to fight off an activist shareholder, especially a prominent hedge fund with a track record of ousting corporate boards.
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To the elites most intent on ousting Trump, far more important than anything he may say or do is what he signifies.
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Mr. Sirisena suspended Parliament after ousting Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe on Friday, a move many lawmakers and government ministers denounced as unconstitutional.
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Rebel groups have vowed to keep fighting, citing concern over Russian involvement and reiterating their end goal of ousting Assad from power.
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The company has also suffered from turmoil at the top with the ousting of Kalanick in June and a bitter board dispute.
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Newman, who came within 2,200 votes of ousting Lipinski in 2018, crafted a formidable and well-funded campaign operation for the rematch.
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A community banking representative on the call criticized the bureau's leadership for ousting the group's members without meeting with them even once.
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When Ocasio-Cortez upended Democratic politics by ousting the second most powerful member of the House, Joe Crowley, it was a surprise.
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Some have also floated giving Sanders a prime speaking slot at the convention or ousting Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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The ousting of the high-profile official comes just days after Trump canceled a planned meeting with Taliban representatives at Camp David.
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Kraft named Ms. Rosenfeld its chief executive in 2006, ousting Roger K. Deromedi, who had spent nearly three decades at the company.
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McKelvey, who&aposs worth an estimated $63 million, stayed at WeWork after its failed IPO and the ousting of CEO Adam Neumann.
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McKelvey stayed with the company as chief culture officer even after a failed IPO attempt and the ousting of Neumann as CEO.
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Comey was abruptly fired by Trump in 2017; his book recounts his tumultuous stint as FBI director, as well as his ousting.
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No date was given for its rescheduling, and rumors have been swirling that senior ANC leaders are now focused on ousting Zuma.
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Given Pelosi's influence (and brute force) in ousting Trump from office, both candidates made headlines this year — they just made opposing ones.
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Melanie: Marie Yovanovitch actually put it perfectly: Why was it necessary to smear her reputation before ousting her as ambassador to Ukraine?
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A confidential report to the U.N. Security Council accuses Rwanda of recruiting and training Burundian refugees with the aim of ousting Nkurunziza.
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Williams, 36, defeated yet another No. 1-ranked player Wednesday night at the Miami Open, ousting Angelique Kerber, 7-5, 6-373.
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"I understand the penalty comes with potential ousting from the Senate," Booker said in making clear he planned to break the rules.
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This will also be Rosenstein's first public testimony after his Comey memo played a key role in the FBI director's abrupt ousting.
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Mahathir&aposs alliance won a stunning victory in May 9 national polls, ousting scandal-tainted leader Najib Razak and his long-ruling coalition.
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The two Gulf states have have previously pledged billions of dollars in aid to Sudan following the ousting of president Omar al-Bashir.
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"It was all too much for them," said Mandie Erickson of Adam and Rebekah's unceremonious ousting from the office-sharing startup in September.
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Russia could not stop Turkey from moving into Northern Syria and ousting Kurdish forces -- but it could potentially reduce the bloodshed through mediation.
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However, the ousting of Thiam contradicted calls for support for the embattled CEO from major shareholders Eminence Capital, Silchester International and Harris Associates.
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The ousting of two of Alphabet's drone leaders was due to a dispute between the engineers and commercial team, sources told the Journal.
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Clinton ended up winning the race with just 43 percent of the popular vote, ousting Bush from the White House after one term.
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Malaysia's government, which came to power in May after ousting a corruption-mired coalition, offered some hope, said human rights lawyer Charles Hector.
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The Renault-Nissan alliance has been under strain since the arrest and ousting of Ghosn late last year on charges of financial misconduct.
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This is Kendall second year ousting veteran supermodel Gisele Bündchen from the top spot she held for 14 years, between 2002 and 2016.
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Mueller is also probing whether Trump sought to obstruct the Justice Department's earlier inquiry into that question by ousting Comey and other means.
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Benchmark has expressed worry that Kalanick could try to effectively take over company affairs by filling those vacant slots — essentially de-ousting himself.
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The conservative New Democracy party won Greece's snap parliamentary election on July 7, ousting the leftists who had been in power since 2015.
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In his earlier petition to the court, Verma had described his ousting as eroding "the independence of the institution" and its officers' morale.
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Maduro says this is part of an "economic war" waged by the opposition and Washington, with the aim of ousting his unpopular government.
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The TMC, which took over after ousting the long-ruling Bashir last month, blamed the violence on saboteurs unhappy with the transition accord.
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Following Saddam's ousting in 2003, the Kurdistan Region moved swiftly to secure its future as an autonomous part of a united Federal Iraq.
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" And shortly before ousting his chief White House strategist Steve Bannon, who also helmed his campaign, Trump maintained Bannon "came on very late.
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In the past, Starboard has resorted to proxy battles and ousting existing leadership in its quest to turn a profit on its investment.
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Republicans, meanwhile, argued that ousting Gardner in favor of a more partisan figure would risk the party's first-in-the-nation primary status.
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" Asked if Netflix made the right move by ousting Spacey last year, Wright told Guthrie, "I don't know how to comment on that.
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But many Nigerians have used social media to criticize Onnoghen's ousting, calling Buhari a tyrant and saying it's the President who should go.
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Sam Brownback on Tuesday, ousting his fellow conservatives in at least 11 state legislative primary races amid widespread angst about Kansas's financial situation.
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Trump is also considering ousting Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, sources have told CNN, a move that could limit the special counsel probe.
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In January, Madrid gambled on ousting the experienced coach Rafael Benítez and appointing Zinedine Zidane, an iconic former player but an untested coach.
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SoftBank's chairman and CEO, Masayoshi Son, is in favor of ousting Neumann as CEO, CNBC reported, citing a person familiar with the matter.
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As Turkey marks the first anniversary of a military coup aimed at ousting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the leader's position appears ironclad.
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A number of Texas races feature candidates who are seeking to return to Congress or to have another shot at ousting an incumbent.
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Kony has led the LRA with the aim of ousting Uganda's government and replacing it with a system guided by the Ten Commandments.
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For instance, in the Town of Hempstead in Nassau — population 760,000 — voters upended things by ousting the Republican incumbent and electing Laura Gillen.
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Israel: Lawmakers eager to end Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's career could succeed in ousting him, but only if Jewish lawmakers accept Arab support.
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Trump and his allies have lashed out at Bolton, characterizing him as part of a "deep state" dead set on ousting the president.
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On Wednesday the Navy began a process to take the Trident pin of Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher, ousting him from the SEALs.
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With no hope of reaching a two-thirds threshold for removing a president from office, they had no illusions about ousting Mr. Trump.
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But the Liberal Democrats, a smaller centrist force, are wary of ousting Mr. Johnson because they don't want Mr. Corbyn as prime minister.
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Reports that Trump has considered ousting Mnuchin comes as the Trump administration has undergone several significant shakeups over the course of several weeks.
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For many Democrats, the back-to-back mass shootings last weekend offered another reminder of their most deeply-held desire: Ousting Mr. Trump.
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For many Democrats, the back-to-back mass shootings last weekend offered another reminder of their most deeply-held desire: Ousting Mr. Trump.
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Her ousting was due to an "allegation of misconduct" by Claudia Little, an executive assistant, who claims Dugan had a "bullying" management style.
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Those concerns were heightened after the ousting of Chief Executive Officer John Cryan last month and the departure of several other senior executives.
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The move comes after the DCCC scored a couple of key wins in the Lone Star State in 22019, ousting former GOP Reps.
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This requirement deprives a coalition of extremists that can agree on ousting a government, but cannot agree on its replacement, of its power.
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Previously the party believed ousting him would be a blow to the ANC as it would hand an easy win to the opposition.
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In January, the US recognized the opposition leader Juan Guaidó as Venezuela&aposs interim president, and Maduro responded by ousting all US diplomats.
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The Briton prevailed in the tightest dip for the line in 400.85 seconds, ousting American Jarret Eaton by one-hundredth of a second.
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Trump is reportedly considering ousting Bannon, and the former Breitbart executive was recently removed from his elevated role on the National Security Council.
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Democrat Tony Evers claimed a big Republican scalp in Wisconsin Tuesday, ousting incumbent governor Scott Walker — although the Republican has refused to concede.
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The alliance between Renault and Nissan had already been shaken by the ousting of chairman Carlos Ghosn, who is facing financial misconduct charges.
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His hiring provoked the immediate resignation of Sean Spicer and the belated ousting of Chief of Staff Reince Priebus on Friday, July 28.
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Nelson must win for Democrats to have any realistic shot at ousting Republicans and replacing Mitch McConnell with Charles Schumer as Senate majority leader.
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How could paying someone for their hours worked be called embezzlement, when the board immediately rehires the exec in question after ousting the CEO?
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That deal is seen as test case for Hebei's ambitious experiment, hastening sector consolidation, ousting inefficient minnows and creating mega-mills to compete globally.
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He shrugs off criticism in PO circles that this will split the anti-PiS vote and dash any hope of ousting the current government.
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Trump has said fighting ISIS will be a higher priority than ousting Assad and that he's willing to work with Russia, which supports Assad.
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Angry voters—powered by weeks of protests by youth activists—succeeded in ousting Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez in a March 15 primary.
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Sisi has overseen a sweeping crackdown on dissent since ousting Muslim Brotherhood President Mohamed Mursi in 2013 and being elected president the following year.
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Argentina's peso up 219.0184% after its central bank imposed currency controls as Peronists swept back into power on Sunday ousting conservative president Mauricio Macri.
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Days earlier, administration officials had appeared to indicate that they believed that ousting Assad should not be a priority of US policy in Syria.
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If anyone takes a beating in the book, it's Lewandowski's rival, former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, whom Lewandowski still blames for his ousting.
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The move also gives Turnbull a chance to reassert his leadership after ousting former leader Tony Abbott in a party room coup in September.
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Lee Carter became the first Democratic socialist delegate elected, ousting the Republican incumbent even after the state Democratic Party pulled their support from Carter.
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"I have no reason to believe that that's going to happen," House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday regarding the prospect of Trump ousting Mueller.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Andrea Pacheco, a 30-year-old social activist, did not join mass protests in 2017 aimed at ousting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Bush won a decisive victory in ousting Saddam's Iraqi army from Kuwait, bringing him popularity at home, and made progress on Middle East peace.
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News reports last week revealed that Trump had told visiting Russian officials that ousting Comey relieved him of "great pressure" because of the investigation.
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In that survey, 38 percent of respondents said ousting the director was appropriate, though a higher percentage – 54 percent – said it was not appropriate.
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Plenty suspect it was that stance (along with a tendency for speaking his mind on politically-sensitive subjects) which led to Mr Rajan's ousting.
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President Donald Trump would not say Wednesday whether he thought ousting two key figures in the Russia investigation would be worth the political risk.
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Khosrowshahi's level-headedness was a blessing for Uber after months of drama that culminated in the ousting of co-founder Travis Kalanick in 2017.
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Activist hedge funds push for changes at companies, ranging from ousting management and board directors to buying back stock and divesting non-core assets.
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The question now is whether low-wage voters upstate will vote their wallets by ousting lawmakers who have failed to represent their economic interests.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - McDonald's has provided a map for other firms after ousting boss Steve Easterbrook over a consensual relationship with an employee.
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Etsy has struggled in its first two years since going public, ousting former CEO Chad Dickerson in May and replacing him with Josh Silverman.
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Perhaps recognizing the difficulties in ousting Pelosi, a group of her critics this week launched an effort that eases the process for doing so.
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The White House has been harshly criticized for ousting the FBI director on Tuesday, with Democrats voicing concern about the timing of the decision.
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His successor, Brazil's first female President Dilma Rousseff, was impeached last year for separate charges, though the massive corruption scandal loomed over her ousting.
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The party was also accused of "dirty tricks" last week after publishing leaflets suggesting they were close to ousting Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg.
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Investors had also lost confidence in Mr Saikawa as profits plunged and relations soured with Renault, Nissan's partner, following the ousting of Carlos Ghosn.
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The move, of course, comes on the heels of her husband Les Moonves' ousting as CBS' top honcho following myriad allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Maher via his firing from "Politically Incorrect" on ABC in 28503 and Kelly via her ousting from "Megyn Kelly Today" on NBC in 22020.
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Following the ousting of U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch earlier this year, Taylor was tapped to serve as chargé d'affaires for Ukraine. Rep.
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It's widely believed in the GOP that ousting Trump from office would tear the party apart, due to his continued popularity among Republican voters.
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In October, Erdogan said he told Obama in a phone call that Turkey was capable of ousting Islamic State from Raqqa on its own.
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Prince William played a key role in the decision-making leading up to the ousting of his uncle Prince Andrew from his royal roles.
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Trump has reportedly considered ousting Rosenstein, who authorized extending surveillance of a Trump campaign official last spring after Trump was sworn in as president.
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Simply put, firing McCabe would show the White House that Sessions is a team player by his ousting one of their favorite punching bags.
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Could Mr. Trump's hints about his North Korea policy show that he plans to enlist Beijing in ousting the country's leader, Kim Jong-un?
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Now comes the Trump administration, which has made clear that ousting Mr. Assad is not a priority and fighting the Islamic State takes precedence.
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Although the vote in Parliament was 170-0, lawmakers were more divided on the issue of ousting American troops than that tally may suggest.
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But while Democrats rarely put up a strong fight against Ryan, they are hoping that a new effort could succeed in ousting the speaker.
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The company has struggled to recover from the ousting of former chairman Carlos Ghosn last year, which strained Nissan's alliance with Renault and Mitsubishi.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) on Thursday insisted they were still in with a chance of ousting Chancellor Angela Merkel in a Sept.
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Ultimately, Manchin said he'd like to see the Senate make it an ethics violation to campaign or raise money for the ousting of incumbents.
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This summer, opposition leaders, who control the National Assembly, thought they had a good shot at ousting Mr. Maduro by holding a recall referendum.
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That has been changing, as rental buildings are increasingly converted to co-ops, with the downside of ousting some older residents, Ms. Rice said.
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Susan Collins asked acting FBI director McCabe if any changes had been made to the personnel assigned to the Russia probe since Comey's ousting.
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This was their brilliant gamble when they took over the National Front in 2011, later ousting its founder for one revisionist comment too many.
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The possible ousting of Rousseff is just one aspect of the country's deep political crisis which has called into question the entire political class.
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James had allegedly wanted Ailes to be let go this week, while the other Murdochs were leaning toward ousting the executive after the GOP convention.
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Flint's ousting was announced on Monday in a move that the chairman of Europe's biggest bank said was needed to speed progress in priority areas.
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Talk of ousting her has grown louder in recent days, with local media reporting that more lawmakers are supporting a no-confidence motion against her.
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The resignation dealt yet another blow to Nissan (NSANF), which has been struggling to recover from the ousting of former chairman Carlos Ghosn last November.
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Increased chances of layoffs, loss of private insurance, and shattered retirement plans are all the risks we run in ousting Trump from the White House.
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HSBC, which makes more than 80% of its profit in Asia, launched a search for a new chief executive in August after ousting John Flint.
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In 1991, tanks and thousands of troops paraded through Washington to celebrate the ousting of Saddam Hussein's Iraqi forces from Kuwait in the Gulf War.
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Because of the "cult of personality" around Musk, there were concerns that ousting him — even with his unpredictable nature — would do more harm than good.
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His ousting was the culmination of a power struggle between Mnangagwa and Grace Mugabe, who was being groomed by her husband as his potential successor.
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During the former's king 70 years of reign, the Southeast Asian country had seen military coups, street protests and the ousting of popularly elected governments.
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After the ousting of Terry Richardson by Condé Nast, more and more models have come forward with claims of alleged sexual abuse within the industry.
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South Koreans, for example, weathered years of resistance and several months of mass demonstrations before finally ousting their former president Park Geun-hye from power.
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Although the PML-N is now casting itself as the persecuted champion of democracy, the party did little to burnish it before Mr Sharif's ousting.
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InTouch, formerly known as Shin Corp was at the center of controversy in 2006 that led to the ousting of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
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Their alliance succeeded in ousting Najib in a stunning election win on Wednesday, with political analysts crediting public anger over 1MDB as a key factor.
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Tuesday's ousting of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson suggests Trump's confidence is still growing – as is his ability to use the power of his office.
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A NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll published Sunday found that only 6900 percent of Americans approve of Trump's ousting the head of the FBI.
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The budget is Morrison's final chance to re-engage voters alienated by the ousting of his predecessor, Malcolm Turnbull, in a backbench revolt last year.
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In Nigeria - where Tillerson held talks with President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday - the secretary of state's ousting was met with a sense of weary acceptance.
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While taking control of its police force and ousting local officials are possibilities there could be a public backlash if it tries to do so.
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The publication's reporting was largely pointed to as one of last straws that ultimately lead to Pruitt's ousting just two days after it was published.
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In 2014, Starboard succeeded in ousting the entire board of Darden Restaurants, the owner of the Olive Garden chain — a rare achievement by any activist.
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Trump has been retooling his Cabinet, ousting both David Shulkin as secretary of the Veterans Administration and Rex Tillerson as secretary of state last month.
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Read the full story here:Even after ousting Adam Neumann as CEO, WeWork could still go public this year — if it prices its IPO low enough
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Another proposal wants to reform the "motion to vacate the chair," which allows a single lawmaker to force a vote on ousting the sitting Speaker.
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The group said senators should question Pompeo — who Trump nominated to be secretary of State after the abrupt ousting of Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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SoftBank's chairman and CEO, Masayoshi Son, is in favor of ousting Neumann as CEO, CNBC reported on Sunday, citing a person familiar with the matter.
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Party elders have also talked about ousting Patrick Chinamasa, the cybersecurity minister, and Kembo Mohadi, the national security minister, both seen as rivals to Mrs.
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Biden, for instance, has said ousting Trump is the first step to any policy proposal, instead of comparing his ideas to those of other Democrats.
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The organization has been accused of sidelining, ousting or otherwise handicapping pregnant employees, according to interviews with more than a dozen current and former employees.
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Michael de la Merced's take: Ousting a C.E.O. usually makes a company more likely to be sold — especially if it's under pressure from an activist.
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Others argued that the academy did its part — ousting Mr. Weinstein, implementing a code of conduct for members — and should hold its party as usual.
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Graham's comments make him one of the first Republicans on the Senate committee to signal an openness to Trump ousting Sessions in his first term.
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Trump later tweeted he was ousting Shulkin, the last remaining Cabinet member appointed by former President Obama, and replacing him with White House physician Adm.
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Ousting transgender troops would create "unexpected vacancies in operational units and [require] the expensive and time-consuming recruitment and training of replacement personnel," Fanning said.
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Her ousting was in part due to efforts of Senior Policy Adviser Stephen Miller, who sought a complete overhaul of the Department of Homeland Security.
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The measures have been unsuccessful in ousting Maduro, and critics say they have affected the daily lives of ordinary Venezuelans without links to the government.
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Raising the stakes, Trump is now on his second chief of staff in just six months in office after ousting former RNC Chair Reince Priebus.
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Military action would pose myriad challenges: ousting Maduro, restoring order under a new government, stanching the exodus of refugees, securing the flow of Venezuelan oil.
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But even as the drama in Peru's Congress halted the upheaval of ousting the country's leader, it also revealed the president's tenuous hold on power.
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Back in high school in Westchester County in the late 203s, Mr. Stone said he orchestrated the ousting of the student president and elevated himself.
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" He later said, "Others feel ousting a past president who's done so much in the founding of our country is an unbelievable sign of disrespect.
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The New Brunswick Presbytery, responsible for ousting William, publicly apologized and, as a gesture of recompense for what it termed "ecclesiastical lynching," retired the mortgage.
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A massive demonstration to protest the ousting of Dilma Rousseff from the presidency of Brazil ended with clashes, tear gas, stun grenades, and water cannons.
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The Venezuelan government is alleging that a referendum process calling for the ousting of deeply unpopular President Nicolas Maduro has been tarnished by widespread fraud.
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The government moved to bolster confidence on Saturday by ousting its top securities regulator, who had been widely accused of contributing to the stock market turmoil.
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Stocks are up for marijuana companies, especially because Sessions' ousting comes after three states voted to ease restrictions on the drug in this week's midterm elections.
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"They became business owners through sheer will — they worked their butts off, man," Jay Yang, the Moons' son, recently told the Philadelphia Inquirer regarding their ousting.
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Initial celebrations gave way to demands that the TMC, which took over after Bashir's ousting, make way for a civilian-led interim body and hold elections.
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His most vocal supporters have been the ANC women's league, and its youth league, which he neutered by ousting its rabble-rousing former head, Julius Malema.
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In 2007, Musk staged a boardroom coup at Tesla, first ousting Eberhard from his CEO seat and then from the company's board and executive suites entirely.
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Committee members are expected to recommend Penny's ousting at their Thursday board meeting, according to the AP. USA Gymnastics has denied any wrongdoing in the scandal.
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Music could have easily been ground zero for the reckoning, however, with the ousting of disgraced Epic Records president L.A. Reid back in May of 2017.
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If Giuliani files any complaints, they would presumably fall on the desk of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who appointed Mueller last year following Comey's ousting.
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The ousting of entrenched leaders in Algeria and Sudan just a few weeks apart has strong echoes of the uprisings of the Arab Spring in 2011.
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Some experts say Ankara especially wants it now because the 2016 coup attempt included rogue military pilots flying fighter jets with the intention of ousting Erdoğan.
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By ousting Comey and throwing the independence of the FBI and Justice Department into question, he has given many more employees potential motivation to leak further.
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Sisi, a general-turned-president, came to power in 2014, a year after he led the military in ousting elected but unpopular Islamist President Mohamed Mursi.
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"This insistence on removing or ousting a totalitarian leader, we've already been through it, we know very well what happens when you do that," Lavrov said.
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Lauer was spotted leaving a hardware store in Sag Harbor — just two days after the year anniversary of his ousting from NBC over alleged sexual misconduct.
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The British bank flashed a warning sign to the market on Wednesday, ousting its investment banking head as chief executive Jes Staley took more direct control.
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The US-led coalition is focusing on ousting IS from Raqaa, its last bastion in Syria, as well as ISIS-held pockets of Mosul in Iraq.
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That hope rests with Michel Temer, the former vice-president, who has been acting president since May and was formally sworn in after Ms Rousseff's ousting.
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After ousting Comey from the FBI, Trump told NBC News at the time that the decision was made due to Comey's handling of the Russia investigation.
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Since Libya devolved into conflict after Muammar Gaddafi's 2011 ousting, men in the country have lost nine years off their lives and women lost six years.
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One of the organizations was the coworking startup WeWork, which is currently still reeling from its botched IPO attempt and subsequent ousting of CEO Adam Neumann.
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Moore, an insurgent Republican who has campaigned on ousting McConnell and the GOP establishment, visited Capitol Hill on Tuesday, where he joined Senate Republicans for lunch.
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Shortly after Sessions's ousting, Trump named Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general, sparking concerns among Democrats that the president could be seeking to undermine Mueller's probe.
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Some of the senior partners in the law firm were joining the new administration, which had already made ousting the Sandinistas a major foreign policy goal.
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Gaining control of Deir Ezzor was a significant victory for the Syrian government, and followed ISIS' ousting from Raqqa, the de facto capital of the caliphate.
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This month the BJP lost a number of key state-level elections, with Congress grabbing clear majorities in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh and ousting incumbent BJP governments.
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The Taliban has been fighting to expel foreign forces and re-establish a theocratic Islamic state since its ousting in October 2001, weeks after the Sept.
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In Arizona, activists like Ms. Gomez succeeded in ousting Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, the enduring face of the state's unforgiving stance against illegal immigration.
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He said there had been no resistance to the ousting of Mohammed bin Nayef at the interior ministry and the National Guard would be no different.
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In June, National Amusements moved to replace five Viacom board members, an action widely considered to be the precursor for ousting Mr. Dauman as chief executive.
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The Houthis took over Sanaa in September 2014, ousting President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, then seized his temporary headquarters in the southern port city of Aden.
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You see that a lot with the Reddit stuff, ousting the female CEO and all of that... There's an element in there of which he's resentful.
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The ousting of Nigerian president, Goodluck Jonathan, in May 2015 was attributable in part to the government's failure to rescue the girls, according to The Guardian.
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Tuesday's peaceful demonstration also called for the ousting of District Attorney Steve Zappala, who so far has not brought charges against Rosfeld for the slaying. 5.
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"Boris Bulldozes Rebels," splashed The Sun, celebrating the unpopular ousting of some of the Conservatives' most popular, distinguished, and longest-serving MPs, including Winston Churchill's grandson.
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The new ownership group made its share of missteps early on, squandering some of the good will it had earned simply by ousting Hicks and Gillett.
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Little left for Evans Evans said he had little left in the tank Friday, having to come out and play so quickly after ousting the Frenchman.
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In March 2015, a military coalition of Arab nations led by Saudi Arabia launched a bombing campaign aimed at ousting the Houthis and restoring the government.
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Mahathir Mohamad, 92, was sworn in as Malaysia's prime minister, defusing a potential constitutional crisis and ousting the coalition that had run the nation for decades.
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The protesters were calling for more than just the ousting of an errant president and her cronies: They want to create a cleaner and fairer society.
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They accuse prosecutors of colluding with government officials and Nissan executives of ousting him to block any takeover of the automaker by French alliance partner Renault.
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The high ratings come despite major newsroom shakeups within Fox – most notably the ousting of longtime personality Bill O'Reilly and Fox News co-president Bill Shine.
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Though the Chiangs hated the Communists for ousting them from China, DPP loyalists consider them China incarnate: mainland-born autocrats who tried to crush Taiwanese culture.
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Look what's he's already done — attacking Supreme Court justices, trying to interfere with the rule of law, ousting good public servants to get revenge — since impeachment.
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He attributed them to revenge because the Kurdish-led forces have occupied Arab towns and villages, ousting members of the Free Syrian Army from their homes.
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Steyer said he knows that some Democrats think talking about impeachment is a distraction but that he feels it remains important to focus on ousting Trump.
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But the grave implications of ousting Sessions mean it adds up to much more than a normal Trump head fake to drown out a damaging headline.
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Trump's request that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for his role in ousting Shokin, meanwhile, was undertaken against official US policy and outside regular channels of diplomacy.
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The latest protests coincide with the seventh anniversary of President Zine el Abedine Ben Ali's ousting after mass demonstrations -- igniting the Arab Spring across the region.
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"The EU negotiations are going to define the direction of this country for the next century," Labour lawmaker Wes Streeting who supports ousting Corbyn, told Reuters.
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The presentation follows the U.S.-led coalition ousting of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) from their stronghold in Mosul, Iraq, earlier this month.
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If there is "corrupt intent" -- like ousting Rosenstein as a means to kill the Russia probe -- his firing could factor into Mueller's obstruction of justice investigation.
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The novice Democratic Party surged to power in 2009, ousting the long-ruling LDP with promises to put individuals ahead of companies and address social inequalities.
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But Turkey has recently shifted its focus from ousting Assad to expelling Kurdish forces — which have consolidated territory in northern and eastern Syria — from its borders.
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For example, in Arizona, an independent investigation conducted by Craig Morgan recently led to the ousting of a Republican lawmaker accused of a pattern of harassment.
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Trump appears emboldened by his acquittal in the Republican-controlled Senate, ousting individuals from his White House and administration whom he believes crossed him during impeachment.
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For more than three months, the Venezuela opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, has been exhorting the armed forces to join his side in ousting President Nicolás Maduro.
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Andrew Cuomo may have easily escaped his primary challenge, but the ousting of IDC members may be a sign that power structures are shifting in Albany.
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It's a look at life in the army and outside it in the years between Milošević's rise to power in 1987 and his ousting in 2000.
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He tweeted about his ousting and is framing himself as an adversary that political experts say may dog the White House for a while to come. 2.
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The support of leftist and nationalist parties for ousting Rajoy won&apost necessarily lead to parliamentary backing for Sanchez&aposs government and could produce a political stalemate.
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Canada&aposs ambassador to Romania, Kevin Hamilton, said that Kovesi&aposs "forced dismissal" was "discouraging news," while some Romanians voiced dismay on social media about her ousting.
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Most cases have been reported in areas held by the Houthi movement, which controls most population centers after ousting the internationally recognized government from Sanaa in 2014.
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Morrison secured re-election in May 2019, defying polls that had indicated voters would punish his conservative government for ousting its former leader Malcolm Turnbull in 2018.
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But it was not clear if Vindman's ousting was in any way related to that reorganization or if that was what he was told along the way.
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Getting the truth out to the public has always been a more realistic goal than ousting the president, and in that sense, the process was a success.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah urged his group's supporters on Friday to stay away from nationwide protests aimed at ousting the country's ruling elite.
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Nor did any of the back-to-back scandals that hit the company in 2017 and 2018, including the ousting of co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick.
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Prosecutors said that during the meeting, the donors sought Sessions' help in ousting then-US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, which Sessions has since acknowledged in interviews.
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The killings suggest that the military junta that took charge after the ousting of President Omar al-Bashir in April has no intention of allowing free elections.
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He takes up the reins at the ride-hailing firm after a run of bad publicity that led to the ousting of Travis Kalanick, Uber's co-founder.
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And the creators of the Roseanne reboot knew that they needed to do something to keep its loyal reviews, even if that means ousting its namesake character.
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Conservative Muslim activists have been emboldened by their success in ousting Jakarta's governor earlier this year over supposedly blasphemous comments he made during his re-election campaign.
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The ousting of Mr Sargsyan was less of a "colour revolution", and more a defence of constitutional rule against the ruling party's attempt to cling onto power.
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A Vatican statement said a five-member committee had been tasked with looking into the ousting of Albrecht Freiherr von Boeselager, whose official title was Grand Chancellor.
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The group controls most population centers, including the capital Sanaa, which it seized in 2014 after ousting Hadi's government, now based in the southern port of Aden.
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The Tuesday morning ousting has led to another interesting development: Trump has named Gina Haspel to Pompeo's job, which will make her the first woman CIA director.
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The ousting of Calheiros was welcomed by some of his peers who were critical of his attempts to curtail the work of prosecutors in the Petrobras scandal.
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After Tyra Banks announced her return to the show (and the subsequent ousting of Rita Ora), TyTy made a huge announcement about the show's upcoming 24th cycle.
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High-grade euro zone bond yields were lower across the board in a risk-off environment, with the ousting of Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz adding to nervousness.
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That reality was the subtext for Pelosi's taunting remarks Thursday in which she cast her Democratic critics as hungry for attention rather than serious about ousting her.
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Turnbull now faces the embarrassing prospect of surpassing the 30 consecutive losing polls that he said justified his ousting of former leader Tony Abbott in September 2015.
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He was named head of Tata Sons, the holding company of the diversified group, in January three months after the surprise ousting of former chairman Cyrus Mistry.
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The public row at Infosys is reminiscent of Cyrus Mistry's unceremonious November ousting as boss of Tata Group over differences with the Tata family patriarch, Ratan Tata.
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House Judiciary Democrats are demanding answers for Sessions's ousting in letters written to the panel's GOP chairman and Sessions's replacement, acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker, respectively. Rep.
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Still, the new polls have affirmed that, for all the controversies he has generated, ousting Trump at the ballot box can't be taken for granted by Democrats.
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As military commander, Sisi led the ousting of former president Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013, before winning his own landslide election a year later.
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One of Mr Ramaphosa's first acts after ousting Mr Zuma in February following a power struggle was to fire Nomvula Mokonyane, a Zuma ally, as water minister.
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An S-1 filing earlier this year revealed Neumann's web of loans, real-estate deals, and family involvement with the company, which eventually led to his ousting.
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The chaos at FNC began with the departure of long-time chief Roger Ailes and included the ousting of high-profile personalities Bill O'Reilly and Eric Bolling.
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Mr. Bakish succeeds Thomas E. Dooley, a longtime executive at the company, who was appointed acting chief executive in August after the ousting of Philippe P. Dauman.
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Backed by Rouhani's moderate allies, former presidents Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and Mohammad Khatami, their candidates ended a decade of conservative dominance of parliament by ousting many hardliners.
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In the case of Bashir, we should remember lessons learned in Iraq, Syria and Libya, ousting incumbent leaders, however unlovely, doesn't inevitably mean change for the better.
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The military's role in ousting Bashir has raised fears among many Sudanese that their country could follow a similar path to neighboring Egypt after its 2011 uprising.
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Ousting Mr. Maduro would be extremely popular with the Cuban exile community in South Florida, which views the socialist government in Venezuela as a proxy for Cuba.
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Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, would probably prefer to forget about Venezuela and focus on ousting the regime of Raúl Castro, leader of the Communist Party.
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The opposition was hoping that a significant turnout for demonstrations today would persuade the military to break ranks with the president — a crucial step to ousting him.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he had replaced Tillerson with Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo, ousting the embattled top diplomat after several public rifts.
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Mr. Rajoy's decision to hold quick elections — after ousting the entire regional government and also dissolving the Catalan Parliament — was intended to catch the separatists flat-footed.
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The central government in Madrid cracked down and imposed a period of direct rule on the region, quashing the attempt at secession and ousting its separatist government.
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Foreign investment in Tunisia has been sluggish since the 2011 ousting of president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali ushered in an era of political and industrial unrest.
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The U.S. and its allies has made the education and freedom of women and girls to be a focal point of why ousting the Taliban was imperative.
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The post went viral and ultimately led to the ousting of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick and starting a wave of institutional changes within Silicon Valley tech companies.
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It accomplished the rare feat of ousting an entire board (at Darden, the owner of Olive Garden) and helped prod Yahoo into selling its core internet operations.
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And the choice Democratic primary voters see before them now has less to do with Mr. Obama's policies than with the immediate challenge of ousting President Trump.
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A new CEO started at Nissan in December, and Renault is in the midst of seeking a new CEO after ousting Ghosn-ally Thierry Bollore in October.
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The disruption included court battles in three states, the ousting of Viacom's chief executive and now a complete turnaround on the call to combine CBS and Viacom.
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A year after ousting Atlético Madrid in the quarterfinals, Celta knocked Real Madrid out at the same stage with a 4-3 aggregate victory over two legs.
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He can also make a mockery of the Senate's advice-and-consent power by ousting permanent appointees and appointing pliable "acting" agency heads to carry it out.
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Beyond bad publicity, it could lead to a potential fatal rupture in the party that otherwise has shown strong cohesion around the idea of ousting the president.
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A confidential report to the United Nations Security Council that emerged last month accuses Rwanda of recruiting and training Burundian refugees with the goal of ousting Nkurunziza.
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He won the election, ousting Representative Solomon P. Ortiz, then an incumbent Democrat who had served for more than two decades, by less than one percentage point.
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The big picture: Saudi Arabia shook up its oil hierarchy Saturday by ousting Khalid al-Falih as oil minister and replacing him with Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman.
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Argentina had been chosen as the host nation in 1966, during a period of relative calm, despite intermittent military coups and the ousting of brittle civilian governments.
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Initial celebrations gave way to demands that the Transitional Military Council, which took over after Bashir's ousting, make way for a civilian-led interim body and hold elections.
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Markets were juggling a host of issues, including lacklustre data from Asia's two biggest economies, the ousting of Brazil's president and signs that Spain's political impasse would continue.
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But it stopped short of ousting the Iraqi strongman, setting up the second Gulf War that was initiated in 2003 by Bush 43 and resulted in Saddam's hanging.
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An Indictment of The #MeToo Movement's Reach After Harvey Weinstein's ousting in the fall and the subsequent explosion of the #MeToo movement, Woody Allen had a second reckoning.
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The New York Times reported that a group of Republican senators, including Johnson, warned that ousting Sondland would look bad because he was already on his way out.
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In Eastern Europe, human rights activists concentrated on ousting old elites and supporting basic liberal principles even as state assets were sold off to oligarchs and inequality exploded.
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Ironically, that could be because the ousting of Mr Temer looks less scary when the economy is improving—in part thanks to the confidence encouraged by his reforms.
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Fujimori's well-organized foes were key to Kuczynski's razor-thin victory over Keiko in last year's presidential election, and to keeping Keiko's followers from ousting him this week.
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Whether those arguments will sway two-thirds of shareholders to vote in favor of ousting directors remains to be seen, so the advisory groups face an uphill battle.
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The company is embroiled in a high-profile power struggle, with Reuters reporting it rejected a shareholder call for an extraordinary general meeting aimed at ousting its board.
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The proposal has been suspended — but not fully withdrawn — yet demonstrations continue and have shifted into a movement calling for autonomy, full democracy and the ousting of Lam.
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The military seized power in a May 2014 coup it said was necessary to end months of unrest, including street protests aimed at ousting a populist, civilian government.
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In addition, it states that the governor made important "administrative decisions" solely to foster his affair and conceal it — a reference to Collier's ousting on March 22, 2016.
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Why it matters: Advertiser boycotts at Fox led to the ousting of two of Fox's most notorious anchors: Glenn Beck in 2011 and Bill O'Reilly earlier this year.
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In the case of Tata Global Beverages, seven out of 10 directors on the board voted for Mistry's ousting and appointed Tata veteran Harish Bhat in his place.
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The 22-year-old Italian has played some of the best tennis of his young career this week, ousting 2016 champion Feliciano Lopez and fourth seed Andrey Rublev.
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Uber has endured a tumultuous few months with allegations of sexism and bullying at the company leading to the ousting of chief executive and co-founder Travis Kalanick.
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Some rank-and-file Republicans on Tuesday voiced concerns that ousting Mueller a month after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey would appear to be obstruction of justice.
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But in 2011 Sarkozy sent French forces to Libya as part of an international coalition following the Arab Spring uprising, resulting in the ousting and death of Gadaffi.
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Malaysia's new government, which came to power in May on promises to reform - ousting a long-ruling, corruption-mired coalition - has vowed to improve conditions for migrant workers.
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Norway's opposition Christian Democrats said on Monday it would back five center-left parties in backing a no-confidence motion, securing a majority in favor of ousting Listhaug.
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Competing accounts of the firing have also emerged, saying that Trump had decided to fire Comey and asked Rosenstein to build the case for ousting the FBI director.
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While 38 percent of respondents said ousting the director was appropriate, 21625 percent said it was not, according to the NBC News/Survey Monkey online poll released Thursday.
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In April, for example, Haley called government change in Syria "inevitable" — a sharp break from Trump, who has largely rejected the notion of ousting Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Beshear's upset win could also bolster Democrats' slim hopes of ousting Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who is on the ballot himself in the state next year.
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Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra sold InTouch, then known as Shin Corp, to Temasek in 2006, setting off public criticism that led to his ousting in a coup.
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Which is why, if indeed American democracy is in a death loop, any solution must not focus solely on ousting Trump, but on punishing and reforming the GOP.
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The Kurdish independence vote comes as US-backed Syrian Kurds arrive at the end of a hard-fought battle against ISIS, ousting the extremist group from key territories.
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Shulkin's departure came amid a round of staff and Cabinet shake-ups within the Trump administration, including the ousting of Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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The price change helped MoviePass become a sensation, but it also led to the ousting of Spikes — and the use of questionable tactics to keep the company afloat.
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It remains unclear, however, that the military has turned decisively against Maduro, setting up the possibility of a far-reaching and deadly armed confrontation should Maduro resist ousting.
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Trump on Wednesday afternoon announced Matthew Whitaker, who served as Sessions's chief of staff at the DOJ, as his temporary replacement atop the department after abruptly ousting Sessions.
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Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE.
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Missouri voters made a big statement by apparently ousting the St. Louis County prosecutor who didn't charge the officer responsible for the 2014 shooting death of Michael Brown.
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In 2011, after Tunisia's success in ousting its leader, Egyptians followed suit, using Twitter to organize mass demonstrations that called for an end to President Hosni Mubarak's rule.
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And if the experience of ousting the Islamic State from Tikrit, Falluja and Ramadi, above, are any guide, troops will find widespread destruction, looted homes and hidden bombs.
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In American politics, few procedures are as arduous or as divisive as the Constitution's carefully balanced law for ousting a chief executive found to be unfit to serve.
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With the goal of ousting Mr. Castro and establishing democracy in Cuba, early exiles built a degree of political and economic clout that outstripped their relatively small numbers.
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Vesely is the only player at Wimbledon to have defeated two top-20 players in the first week, ousting No. 14 Diego Schwartzman and No. 19 Fabio Fognini.
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DAVID WALDSTEIN Frances Tiafoe, a 20-year-old American, gained his first U.S. Open victory, ousting 29th-seeded Adrian Mannarino, 6-1, 6-4, 4-73, 6-4.
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And third, as a bloodstained dictator who ruled by rigging elections and torturing his opponents until his ousting from within his own Zanu-PF party in late 21980.
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That includes Planned Parenthood, which has been accused of sidelining, ousting or otherwise handicapping pregnant employees, according to interviews with more than a dozen current and former employees.
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Over the past several weeks, Mr. Trump has sought to shake up the leadership at the Department of Homeland Security, beginning with ousting Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen in April.
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Of all the reasons Carolina is ahead in the series, 235-2343, and one win from ousting the Islanders, the most obvious one is also the most surprising.
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However, Gantz has so far been cool to the proposal, suggesting he could still try to form a minority government of his own, ousting Israel's longest-serving leader.
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He was then demoted in rank -- a decision Trump reversed in a move that angered military officials and led to the ousting of then-Navy Secretary Richard Spencer.
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They are emotionally invested in the ousting of the prime minister, as if this will make all of Israel's problems go away and pave their way to power.
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Many of the militia leaders raised fears at the meeting that ousting Abdul Mahdi could weaken the Popular Mobilization Forces, according to another source familiar with the meeting.
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The trial is expected to lead to Trump's acquittal before the 2020 presidential election campaign heats up, as no Republicans have voiced support for ousting him from office.
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PARIS, Oct 11 (Reuters) - The board of French carmaker Renault on Friday voted in favour of ousting Thierry Bollore as CEO, said two sources familiar with the matter.
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PARIS, Oct 11 (Reuters) - The board of French carmaker Renault on Friday voted in favor of ousting Thierry Bollore as CEO, said two sources familiar with the matter.
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The bank claims to be serious about pivoting now (despite having only shuffled the deck chairs in its executive roster, ousting its C.E.O. and elevating his top deputy).
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Kigali has denied reports of Burundian refugees being recruited and trained in Rwanda, with the aim of ousting Nkurunziza, though the United States says the reports are credible.
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Brandicourt - who joined the company in April 203 after the ousting of former CEO Chris Viehbacher - insisted Sanofi was delivering effectively on a plan set out to 2020.
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Premier Jason Kenney and his United Conservative Party were elected in April, ousting the left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP), with promises to get Alberta's finances in order.
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Plenty that happened on Tuesday gives Trump and his allies succor — and reminds Democrats that ousting the president in 220006 will be more difficult than they previously hoped.
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While Miller played a critical role in ousting Nielsen -- often complaining about her to and with Trump -- she had few allies in the West Wing to begin with.
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Early Monday, Iraqi forces advanced into the disputed province of Kirkuk, which the Kurds have controlled since ousting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) in 2014.
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After Trump fired cruise missiles at Syria for its use of chemical weapons, Haley said that the administration considered ousting Assad to be a "priority" of the administration.
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But the initial failure to inform the public heightened anxieties, fear, and widespread speculation, including in the U.S., and spurred an ousting of top health officials, he added.
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As claims of widespread harassment continued to surface, 21st Century Fox has tried to clean house, ousting Mr. Ailes, the former star Bill O'Reilly and several other employees.
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The merger with the Houston-based Continental Airlines had made the newly-combined United Airlines the world's largest airline at the time, ousting Delta from the top spot.
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To this point, Bryce's campaign has been part of a national movement focused on ousting Ryan and sending a message to Democrats on how to run populist candidates.
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The BBC was interviewing Poli Sci professor Robert Kelly from his home about the ousting of the South Korean Prez, when 2 of his kids made surprise cameos.
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By the morning of his ousting on July 31, Scaramucci said he knew he was about to get fired because his White House-encrypted cell phone had been disconnected.
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Earlier on Sunday, hundreds of Tunisians demonstrated peacefully against government austerity measures in the capital, the seventh anniversary of the ousting of former President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.
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Vito Perillo, a 93-year-old World War II veteran, pulled off a big upset win this week, ousting the incumbent mayor of a town on the Jersey Shore.
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A political earthquake As the candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party, Morsy won 51.7% of the vote in the elections that followed President Hosni Mubarak's ousting.
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Though he remains deeply popular within Alabama, a Senate bid would likely put a spotlight on his corrosive relationship with Trump, who announced Sessions's ousting via Twitter last year.
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Renault and its alliance with Nissan have been shaken by the ousting of former chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn, who now awaits trial in Japan for alleged financial misconduct.
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Dean Heller now represents the former top White House strategist's best chance to live up to his professed goal of ousting incumbent Republican senators in a primary next year.
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Could the Senate censure Mr. Trump as an alternative to ousting him, a proposal that was defeated on procedural grounds during the 1999 impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton?
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Talks between protesters and Sudan's military rulers over who should govern during a transitional period following the ousting of President Omar al-Bashir earlier this year are in deadlock.
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By the morning of his ousting on July 31, Scaramucci said he knew he was about to get fired because his White House-encrypted cell phone had been disconnected.
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The Vermont senator has called for the ousting of leadership from the convention committee level up to the top -- publicly insisting that DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz be replaced.
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Geo particularly angers the top brass by favouring a former prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, who says his ousting last year by the courts was also inspired by the army.
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Motivation aside, Wright said it is important to consider the turbulence Flannery's ousting will likely cause for GE staff, who have already been through a lot in recent years.
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New administrations often want to make sweeping policy changes, ousting the senior political appointees from the last administration in favor of their own supporters as part of that transition.
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Rubio has long been in favor of ousting Assad although he made clear Friday he believes that movement needs to come from inside Syria rather than from foreign fighters.
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"Zero, zero, zero," 29-year-old Dia Szenasi said about the opposition, adding that all leftist parties should have joined forces to have a better chance of ousting Orban.
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A statement issued by Bush's spokesman Freddy Ford said the former president had not had a chance to read the report but defended the war's goal of ousting Saddam.
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China has expressed confidence in Brazil's ability to maintain stability after the ousting of Rousseff, a message President Xi Jinping repeated during a meeting with Temer later in Hangzhou.
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While still on course for an election defeat, the Newspoll is the best result for Morrison's government since the ousting of former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in August 2018.
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Esser oversaw the moves to isolate Chavez - a cousin of the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez - and would soon start ousting other Citgo executives close to the Maduro administration.
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LOSERS 'The Blue Wave' The idea that there was going to be a sweeping repudiation of Trump, ousting Republicans from seats in supposedly safe GOP districts, just didn't materialize.
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Tunisia's recent history has been particularly turbulent since the 2011 ousting of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, followed by an economic crisis and the country's embrace of democracy.
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Now that Lewandowski is gone, his friends and backers have been exchanging text messages, wondering whether they'll be cut, too, as part of a larger ousting of his lieutenants.
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Trump on Wednesday announced he's picked Robert C. O'Brien, his top hostage negotiator, to be the new national security adviser after ousting John Bolton from the role last week.
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Almost as soon as President Donald Trump announced he'd dismissed National Security Adviser John Bolton, there were conflicting accounts between the two men on the nature of Bolton's ousting.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.) on Saturday warned against ousting Powell.
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Ousting the deputy attorney general on dubious grounds will rightly be seen as a deliberate attempt to hinder the Russia investigation, no matter when or how Trump does it.
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The Houthis, who have fired missiles on Saudi cities, control the capital Sanaa, after ousting Hadi's government from there in 2014, and the most populous areas of the country.
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As Yovanovitch testified about what she called a "smear campaign" that led to her abrupt ousting last May, Trump lobbed attacks at the 30-year veteran diplomat on Twitter.Rep.
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As Yovanovitch testified about what she called a "smear campaign" that led to her abrupt ousting last May, Trump lobbed attacks at the 30-year veteran diplomat on Twitter.
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Some hardline Islamic leaders have publicly called for the ousting of Widodo, who has pledged to protect Indonesia's tradition of pluralism and moderate Islam in the officially secular country.
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The LNA offensive has scuppered U.N. plans to hold a national conference to stabilize a country in trouble since the ousting of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 and prepare elections.
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After first circulating a proposition in June, California congressman Brad Sherman has officially made the first step toward ousting President Trump, filing articles of impeachment Wednesday, the Hill reports.
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The scandal around 21MDB plagued Najib's second term in office, eventually leading to the ousting of a coalition that had ruled Malaysia since its independence from Britain in 1957.
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Many have focused on the role of leaders in allowing toxic cultures to fester, which is what led to the ousting of Fox founder Roger Ailes and Kalanick's departure.
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But Mr. Trump's sudden ousting on Tuesday of Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson could delay critical elements of the planning until the Senate confirms his successor, Mike Pompeo.
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When the Liberty Media Corporation took over Formula One in January 2017, the most immediate impact was the ousting of Bernie Ecclestone, who had run the sport for decades.
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This change was also a big factor in the apparent ousting of Marty Golden, the Republican state senator who has represented the district including Bay Ridge for 16 years.
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He presents the case of a start-up ousting a "brilliant jerk" who was writing elaborate (and to everyone else, illegible) code, discovering they were more productive without him.
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Egypt and Saudi Arabia have strengthened ties since Sisi took power in 2013 after ousting the Muslim Brotherhood, which both countries have banned and designated as a terrorist organization.
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Kanepi was certainly no pushover — if not quite the first-round challenge that Maria Sharapova was in ousting Halep, then the No. 2 seed, at the Open last year.
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He denies wrongdoing in all three of the criminal cases and has cast the investigations against him as an attempted coup aimed at ousting a popular right-wing leader.
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Bolton, who Trump selected to replace H.R. McMaster earlier this month, enters a Cabinet already rocked by the February ousting of Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Setting aside established succession practices, the Republican president last month named Whitaker, a Trump loyalist, as the top U.S. law enforcement official after ousting Jeff Sessions as attorney general.
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In recent weeks, Trump has governed at breakneck pace, ousting aides and issuing surprise policy announcements on Twitter, recreating the helter-skelter feel of his first months in office.
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Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (R).
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Polls show many Tunisians believe the economy is in even worse shape now than during the 2011 revolution that led to the ousting of President Zine Abidine Ben Ali.
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Like Spencer, Green had supported a planned disciplinary review that could have led to the Navy ousting Gallagher from the SEALs — a process that Esper canceled after Trump intervened.
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Chris Christie unsuccessfully ousting Tom Kean Jr. as minority leader or Gov-elect Jim McGreevey successfully toppling Joe Doria for speaker with Albio Sires back in 2001. http://politi.
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Part of those efforts centered on ousting Mr. Kleinfeld, who as the chief executive of Arconic drew the hedge fund's ire for failing to lift the company's stock price.
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Kobach then embarked on a run for governor in 2018, narrowly ousting the appointed governor in a Republican primary before losing in the general election to Democrat Laura Kelly.
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Lockheed's offer comes on the back of expanding U.S.-India military ties in which Washington has emerged as India's top arms supplier in recent years, ousting old ally Russia.
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Trump has surrounded himself with advisers either ideologically or temperamentally inclined to agree with his protectionist trade views while ousting the most forceful free-trade advocates on his staff.
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The top US diplomat made clear later, in the foreign affairs committee, that the US is intent on ousting Maduro, but wants to share responsibility for the reconstruction bill.
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Rumors of Mitnick's potential departure swirled in April, when President Donald Trump was overseeing a dramatic shakeup at the department that included the ousting of former Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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President Donald Trump sang Mike Pompeo's praises in a statement nominating the CIA director for secretary of state, after ousting former Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson from the position.
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Now that it's been 8 years since his ousting, Millen says there's ZERO hard feelings -- he's thrilled for the city of Detroit and incredibly impressed by QB Matt Stafford.
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The house, founded by Jeanne Lanvin in 1889, had fallen into chaos following the acrimonious ousting of Alber Elbaz, Ms. Jarrar's popular predecessor, by Ms. Wang in October 2015.
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Malaysia has had a change of government since the plane's disappearance, with current Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad ousting Najib, whose party had ruled Malaysia since its independence in 1957.
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Finally, Senard sent a letter to Nissan Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa threatening to block the Japanese group's plan to overhaul its governance following the ousting of Chairman Carlos Ghosn.
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Because Mr Poroshenko's government played a role in the ousting of Paul Manafort, at one time a senior figure in Mr Trump's campaign, it might be welcome in Washington, too.
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He arrived to his congressional seat by ousting a Democrat in a primary, immediately upsetting some in the party establishment and forcing him to learn to make his own way.
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During an interview with ABC's This Week, Conway was asked to name the most prominent, high-level black aide to the president following Omarosa's dramatic ousting from the White House.
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Matthew Whitaker WASHINGTON — A few weeks before President Donald Trump appointed Matthew Whitaker acting attorney general in November after ousting Jeff Sessions, the Justice Department's ethics office spotted a problem.
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In a first vote after the ousting of Lofven, the Centre Party and the Liberals voted down their own bloc's candidate, citing its need for support from the Sweden Democrats.
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WHEN its tanks rolled into Bangkok in 2014—ousting an elected government that had been paralysed by protests—Thailand's ruling junta promised that democracy would be back in a jiffy.
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Ousting Ghosn will pose questions about an alliance that he personally shaped and had pledged to consolidate with a deeper tie-up, before eventually stepping back from its operational leadership.
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Sisi first came to power after ousting Islamist president Mohamed Mursi in 2013, two years after the Arab Spring uprisings that toppled several veteran Arab leaders including Egypt's Hosni Mubarak.
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Drake and Ed Sheeran will continue to live out their underdog narratives for the rest of their days as they take turns ousting each other as the King of Spotify.
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The emails inflamed supporters of her primary opponent, Bernie Sanders, during the Democratic Party's national convention, which led to widespread protest and the ousting of DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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The strike against al-Shayrat airfield was tied specifically to Damascus' decision to use chemical weapons and did not indicate a wider military campaign aimed at ousting Assad, he said.
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Rooting out al Qaeda from Afghanistan, killing its top leadership, cutting off its financing and ousting the Taliban were all objectives that U.S. liberals and conservatives alike could agree on.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co confirmed Monday it is ousting its chief executive Mark Fields and replacing him with the head of the company's unit overseeing self-driving car efforts.
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That includes Vox Media, which, after ousting its editorial director earlier this year following allegations of sexual misconduct, chose to not have an open bar at its upcoming holiday party.
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Antitrust experts say the EU antitrust authority was also concerned about the ousting of several high level officials at some national agencies by their governments in the last two years.
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Liberty completed their takeover in January, ousting 86-year-old supremo Bernie Ecclestone and replacing him with Chase Carey, who has appointed Sean Bratches as managing director for commercial matters.
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He fought against Vietnam in a brief border war in 1979 that China launched in punishment for Vietnam invading Cambodia the previous year and ousting the Beijing-backed Khmer Rouge.
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Abbott, who previously called on Australia to abandon its pledge to reduce greenhouse emissions, is widely seen as instrumental in the ousting of former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull last year.
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Other high-grade euro zone bond yields were also lower across the board in a risk-off environment, with the ousting of Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz adding to the nerves.
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Ousting the deputy attorney general would likely trigger a cascade of resignations throughout the Justice Department's upper ranks as the president searches for an official who's willing to dismiss Mueller.
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In September, The New York Times published a bombshell report that Rosenstein had discussed the possibility of ousting Trump via the 25th Amendment and secretly taping conversations with the president.
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More senior lawmakers, meanwhile, worry that premature calls for impeachment could be seen as pure partisan overreach — and could hurt the party's chances of ousting Trump in the 2020 election.
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Mr. Turnbull, a wealthy former investment banker, has slipped in the polls since ousting Tony Abbott, his predecessor as prime minister and leader of the conservative Liberal Party, in September.
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Thursday's report on McMaster's looming departure, which cited five sources, come two days after Trump announced on Twitter that he was ousting Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Libyan forces are trying to secure the city of Sirte after ousting Islamic State from its former North African stronghold in a battle that lasted nearly seven months.
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But word from the Italian camp was that Coach Conte was working on it, plotting the next game against the Germans, almost before the congratulations for ousting Spain were over.
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The price change helped MoviePass become a sensation, but it also led to the ousting of cofounder Stacy Spikes — and the use of questionable tactics to keep the company afloat.
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In February 2011, a month after Ben Ali's ousting, Tunisie Telecom said it had cancelled plans to list on the Tunis and Paris stock exchanges after consultations with trade unions.
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Instead of ousting Mr. Trump and forcing him to run as a third-party candidate, Republican elites now find themselves, or their preferred candidates, losing control of their own party.
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Fortum, which has built a 49.99 percent stake in Uniper, relaunched talks on a full takeover of the $11 billion energy group after the ousting of the old management team.
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"While progress has been made, much work remains," citing the situation in Syria and with respect to achieving peace and seeing a "healthy government installed," as well as ousting ISIS.
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The result was not only a material financial loss for Target, but also the ousting of Target's CEO, chief information officer and the near-dismissal of several key board members.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter said on Monday that it had reached a deal with Elliott Management, the activist investor that called for ousting the social media company's chief executive, Jack Dorsey.
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That is how close No. 9 Central Florida was to ousting Duke, the top overall seed and presumptive favorite, and upending the East Region, not to mention the entire tournament.
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President Donald Trump in March announced he would nominate Haspel as director of the CIA to replace Mike Pompeo, whom he tapped as secretary of state after ousting Rex Tillerson.
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Ousting the former I.D.C. members has been a top priority of New York progressives for months, with phone banking to identify voters in their districts dating back to last November.
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Democratic candidates went six-for-six in races for governor and the Senate in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania last year -- a run that included ousting Wisconsin's two-term GOP Gov.
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National party operatives even took the unusual step of publishing a tranche of opposition research against Moser because they thought the moderate Fletcher would have an easier time ousting Culberson.
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Paris had advanced earlier in the day, making it out of the Group B losers bracket by ousting the Toronto Ultra 3-1 and the New York Subliners 3-0.
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Its priority was ousting the regime of President Bashar Assad, the first step in creating conditions for a caliphate, and it was willing to temporarily work with other Syrian rebels.
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With the help of Russia, he had consolidated his power, the rebels were on their heels and the United States had just declared that ousting him was not a priority.
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The results put stark numbers on what was a difficult period for Viacom, which included a fierce fight for control that led to the ousting of the company's chief executive.
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Tapper quickly shot back, invoking O'Reilly's ousting from the network after a series of sexual harassment allegations were made against the former top-rated prime-time host on cable news.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - British alt-rock band The 1975 scored its first chart-topping album on the weekly U.S. Billboard 200 chart on Wednesday, ousting Adele from the top spot.
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Dalton insisted Barker's ousting was not only his decision but part of a 20-point plan put together by a large committee intent on learning from the San Francisco collapse.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was interviewed by special counsel Robert Mueller's office regarding President Trump's ousting of former FBI Director James Comey, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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The ousting of former Republican lawmaker Mike Rogers from Trump's transition team on Tuesday left a void of expertise on cyber and intelligence matters for the president-elect, officials said.
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The field reflects a party in which women and candidates of color have injected a surge of new energy, and given urgency to the Democrats' imperative of ousting President Trump.
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And limiting how the agency uses the science that informs its policies, whether it's by ousting experts or by restricting information, is an important step in rolling back environmental regulations.
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The video's public release in 2015 spurred protests, fed a national debate over the use of excessive force by police against minorities and led to the ousting of local officials.
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It's also widely believed that the military was responsible for ousting the last prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, the brother of Shahbaz Sharif and previously the leader of the PML-N party.
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Now more Democrats than ever are beginning to both publicly and privately float the idea of ousting President Donald Trump and moving Vice President Mike Pence into the Oval Office. Sen.
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On the Iraqi front, they are mainly Kurdish and Shia -- a fact that raises fears among the population of both cities of potential ethnic cleansing and sectarian retaliations following ISIS' ousting.
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New York (CNN Business)The New York Times reported last month that Joe Biden was facing conflict of interest questions for his role as vice president in ousting a Ukrainian prosecutor.
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He is said to be largely responsible for the ousting of Corey Lewandowksi as campaign manager and of Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey, as head of the transition team.
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Tarkanian says they did not talk policy, and Bannon never raised the issue of ousting McConnell as majority leader, a position to which he has reportedly asked other candidates to commit.
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FRANKFURT, April 29 (Reuters) - DWS, the asset management arm of Deutsche Bank, said on Monday it currently saw no merits in ousting Bayer's top managers despite a recent share price slump.
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Zingaretti also mistrusts his predecessor, who is famous for assuring former PD prime minister Enrico Letta of his loyalty in 2014 just weeks before ousting him in an internal PD coup.
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Unseeded American Sofia Kenin delivered an eye-popping upset by ousting top-seeded Caroline Garcia 6-3, 6-2 on Tuesday in the first round of the Hobart International in Australia.
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Weinstein's ousting inspired a renaissance of the "me too" hashtag, a social media campaign which allowed women and others to voice that they, too, had been a survivor of sexual assault.
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The stock jumped more than 16 percent last week, its best weekly run in nine years, after ousting CEO John Flannery and naming former Danaher CEO Larry Culp to replace him.
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True, Bill O'Reilly, a caustic talk-show host, stepped down, but only after advertiser boycotts, millions of dollars in settlements, a federal investigation and the ousting of his boss, Roger Ailes.
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By ousting Islamic State from Deir al-Zor, the YPG laid its hands on some of Syria's biggest oil fields, beating the Syrian army and its Russian backers to the prize.
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Egypt is fighting an insurgency against Islamist militants in the Sinai peninsula, where violence against security forces has become common since the ousting of Muslim Brotherhood President Mohamed Mursi in 2013.
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Activist shareholder Starboard Value had threatened to lead a mutiny aimed at ousting Mayer until Yahoo agreed two months ago to give the fund four seats on its 11-member board.
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Weinstein's downfall was the catalyst we needed, but the women's movement had been gaining momentum earlier in 253, beginning with the Women's March and bleeding into the ousting of powerful men.
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The Taliban and Haqqani network share the same goals of forcing out foreign troops and ousting the U.S.-backed government in Kabul but they are distinct organizations with separate command structures.
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One episode was a clip show that did nothing except things we had already seen, and the next was another week with Luke P. still not getting the ousting he deserves.
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Sisi, who as a military commander led the army's ousting of Mursi in 2013 before his own landslide election a year later, has yet to announce whether he will run again.
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Still, It was just a month ago that some House Democrats were talking about ousting Pelosi, who has proved an effective point of attack for Republicans over the past several cycles.
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Last week, a statement issued by a spokesman for Sumner Redstone said the 93-year-old media mogul was considering ousting Viacom Chief Executive Philippe Dauman and the board of directors.
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Critics of the impeachment process say it has become a referendum on Rousseff's popularity - currently languishing in single digits - which sets a worrying precedent for ousting unpopular leaders in the future.
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Of the three nominees of the Trusts on the nine-member Tata Sons board at the time of Mistry's ousting, one declined to comment and two others could not be reached.
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The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), on the progressive side of the spectrum, won the presidency and an absolute majority in the Legislative Yuan, Taiwan's parliament, ousting the more conservative Kuomintang (KMT).
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The left-leaning New Democratic government, propped up by the Green Party, took office in British Columbia in July after ousting the Liberals who had ruled the province for 16 years.
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The protracted boardroom battle led to the ousting in November of CEO Amos Genish, a Vivendi ally who was replaced by Luigi Gubitosi, who was appointed to the board by Elliott.
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But it remains unclear whether a majority of shareholders would actually support the ousting of Burgmans, a former chief executive of Unilever, or how many would accept a hostile PPG bid.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's ruling Social Democrats will nominate a new prime minister on Monday, their leader said, after ousting their six-month-old cabinet and edging closer to ending political deadlock.
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A bipartisan group of senators is urging President Trump to continue U.S. support in Iraq following a "forthcoming" ousting of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) from the country.
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Zimbabweans had expected that Mugabe's ousting in 2017 would pave the way for greater freedoms, but opponents say Mnangagwa has failed to make good on promises of political and economic reform.
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Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (Va.) and Sen.
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Three months after ousting former CEO Hans Vestberg, Ericsson remains without a permanent leader at a time when it is facing an industry downturn and its biggest challenges in a decade.
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A Saudi-led coalition launched an offensive in March last year aimed at restoring exiled president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to power and ousting the Iran-allied Houthis from their strongholds.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman is firing back after Good Morning America's Robin Roberts dismissed the former Trump aide with a terse, on-air "Bye, Felicia" following her White House ousting this week.
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RELATED: The House chaplain is staying, and so are the questions about his failed ousting His opening prayer did not appear to contain any blatant or subtle messages about the kerfuffle.
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While he received mixed advice, more were in favor of holding off on firing Rosenstein, according to the AP. Trump reportedly decided to hold off on ousting his deputy attorney general.
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The Democrat came within single digits of ousting Cruz Tuesday night but was ultimately unable to overcome the incumbent senator, as Democrats retook the House but Republicans expanded their Senate majority.
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That price drop leads to the ousting of Spikes, who never believed in the $10-a-month plan working, and MoviePass burning through hundreds of millions of dollars to keep going.
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Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE's (R-Va.) seat.
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These days, SoftBank might be best known for its role in the WeWork debacle, taking over the coworking company following a failed IPO and the ousting of its CEO, Adam Neumann.
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Earlier this month, the Japanese investor stepped in at automotive-leasing company Fair, ousting its chief executive and chief financial officer, who was the CEO&aposs brother, Business Insider previously reported.
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The ousting of the Center Party's long-serving boss, Edgar Savisaar, is widely seen as having opened the door for the party to come in from the cold of longstanding opposition.
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When Uber took a similar step two years ago, first ousting its founder Travis Kalanick as CEO and replacing him with Dara Khosrowshahi, it led to something of a corporate makeover.
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Still, Mr. Kaine said he supported the administration's decision not to focus on ousting or replacing Mr. Assad and instead to concentrate on battling the Islamic State in Syria and elsewhere.
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In a closed-door hearing on November 6, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs David Hale, testified about his knowledge of the ousting of US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch.
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Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (R) in November.
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An influential Democratic House super PAC is cancelling nearly $28500 million in ad buys in Virginia's 6900th district, signaling that Democrats are increasingly bright eyed about their chances of ousting Rep.
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After, Rouhani adviser Hesameddin Ashena tweeted that Bolton's ousting is a "decisive sign of the failure of the U.S. maximum pressure strategy in the face of the constructive resistance from Iran."
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A volatile work environmentThe current employee told Business Insider that The Points Guy's Manhattan office is a revolving door, with Kelly ousting people he doesn't like with little to no explanation.
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The successful operation was a rare chance for Thailand's military rulers — who have been in power since ousting an elected government in 2014 — to present a softer face, compassionate and efficient.
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Mr. Mueller is saying that Mr. Trump's powers as president were tied in with the actions he took that could have constituted obstruction, like ousting James B. Comey as F.B.I. director.
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The redrawing of Maryland's House map by Democrats was also baldly political, ousting a 22016-year Republican incumbent by infusing the rural 26th District with tens of thousands of urban Democrats.
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After making a campaign promise to root out nepotism, Angola's new leader turned his sights Wednesday on the oil industry, ousting his predecessor's daughter as head of the nation's largest company.
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Separatist lawmakers used the result to make a botched declaration of independence, and the central government responded by ousting the separatist leaders and imposing direct rule over Catalonia for several months.
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And the president and some of his advisers have repeatedly teased their interest in the potential ousting of Mueller and Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general overseeing the special counsel's probe.
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Then she became only the fourth woman to beat both Williams sisters at the same Grand Slam event, ousting Venus in the fourth round and top-ranked Serena in the semifinals.
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The US has carried out a series of airstrikes targeting ISIS in Libya, a country beset by internal divisions and conflict following the ousting of Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi in 2011.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (Reuters) - Argentina's farmers have some questions for President-elect Alberto Fernandez, after the center-left Peronist won a decisive election on Sunday, ousting business-friendly leader Mauricio Macri.
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They have succeeded from time to time, including in North Carolina last year, ousting a Republican governor, Pat McCrory, who signed legislation gutting anti-discrimination protections for gay and transgender people.
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Trump, a Republican, led a rally with thousands of cheering supporters on Friday night in Lake Charles in the hope of ousting the only Democratic governor of a Deep South state.
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Pendley's renewed tenure comes as a coalition of 91 various conservation and public interest groups have called for his ousting and amid a much-contested move of BLM headquarters to Colorado.
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The weeks leading up to Friday's announcement on Twitter that Mr. Trump was ousting Mr. Priebus and tapping John F. Kelly as chief of staff were full of failed policy advancements.
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In the new economic and social order, the black political elites shifted their focus from the ousting of colonialism to development policies that often overlapped with private wealth accumulation and patronage.
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A trial on whether to remove Trump from office would then be held in the Senate, where Trump's fellow Republicans who control the chamber have shown little appetite for ousting him.
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Mosaddegh's fight for Iranian autonomy in nationalizing the oil industry — built and exploited by the British — was undermined by his ousting and the West's installation of a puppet leader, the Shah.
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Next door in Wisconsin, the mustachioed Randy Bryce, who entered the 1st District race in June 2017 with an eye on ousting Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan, secured the Democratic nomination.
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The left-leaning New Democrat government, propped up by the Green Party, took office in British Columbia in June after ousting the Liberals who had ruled the province for 16 years.
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Mr. Rouhani is facing an election in coming months, and if Mr. Trump dismantled the deal, it could give his hard-line opponents an argument in favor of ousting his government.
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The sale process is set to progress within the next two weeks, following the ousting of CEO Guido Kerkhoff this week after 14 months at the troubled €8bn German industrial conglomerate.
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The weakness may not be enough to justify ousting Mr. Kleinfeld, a man who has been with this business a long time and is executing on a split that Elliott supported.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa has resigned, dealing a new blow to the Japanese carmaker as it struggles to recover from the ousting of Carlos Ghosn last November.
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A Saudi-led coalition launched an offensive last March aimed at restoring exiled Yemeni president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to power and ousting the Iran-allied Houthi movement from their strongholds.
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Sisi, who had strained relations with Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, was elected in 2014, a year after leading the military's ousting of the Muslim Brotherhood's president, Mohamed Mursi, after mass protests.
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Rousseff, his successor and protégée, was suspended last month when the Senate voted to put her on trial for breaking budget laws, ousting Lula's Workers' Party after 13 years in power.
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Soon after ousting Robert Mugabe from power, Emmerson Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe's president, started wearing a colorful scarf wherever he went, on cold and hot days alike, as part of a broader makeover.
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Despite his years as a reality-TV star who routinely issued the line, "You're fired," Mr. Trump has struggled with ousting his staff, even after he has chosen to do so.
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Venezuelan security forces fired tear gas and played cat and mouse with protesters on Wednesday in order to block a march demanding a recall referendum aimed at ousting President Nicolás Maduro.
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The latest chapter in the sibling feud for Lakers supremacy saw Jeanie seeking a temporary restraining order against brothers Jim and Johnny to keep them from ousting her as controlling owner.
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Nadler's committee aims to determine whether the Republican president obstructed justice by possibly offering pardons or tampering with witnesses and by ousting perceived enemies, such as former FBI Director James Comey.
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Its members played a key role in ousting then-House Speaker John Boehner that year, and they had a hand in crafting the GOP's ultimately failed American Health Care Act in 2017.
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But to his defenders, like the group of 16 Southwestern Baptist Seminary donors who threatened to withhold funds from the school over Patterson's ousting, he's a victim of political correctness gone wild.
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Malaysia's position in the ranking increased 22 places, after Mahathir Mohamad became the country's prime minister after ousting the Barisan Nasional coalition that had ruled the country for more than six decades.
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Militants in Sinai intensified their attacks after the ousting by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and the military in 2013 of Egypt's first freely elected president, Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Sure, Huckabee's ousting, the handful of country singers who have come out, and the increase in pro-gay lyrics may make it feel like country music has made a 180-degree turn.
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The social media giant again faced demands for reform at Thursday's meeting, including shareholder proposals that call for revamping the company's voting structure and ousting Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg as chairman.
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In addition to Upton, models have lead the charge in the ousting of several top photographers, such as Terry Richardson, Mario Testino, and Bruce Weber — all of whom Upton has worked with.
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Peronists swept back into power on Sunday, ousting Macri in an election result that shifts Latin America's No. 3 economy firmly back toward the left after it was battered by economic crisis.
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The proposal has been suspended — but not fully withdrawn — yet demonstrations continue and have shifted into a movement calling for autonomy, full democracy and the ousting of the city's leader Carrie Lam.
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The proposal has been suspended — but not fully withdrawn — yet demonstrations continue and have shifted into a movement calling for autonomy, full democracy and the ousting of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
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Vice seems to have scrapped a plan for an IPO in 2018 after reports surfaced of sexual harassment problems, which also led to the ousting of CEO and co-founder Shane Smith.
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Juan Guaido, recognized by most Western nations as Venezuela's legitimate leader, urged foreign powers to consider "all options" in ousting Maduro, ahead of a meeting of regional governments in Bogota on Monday.
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Prayuth, a former army chief, seized power in a bloodless May 2014 coup following months of street protests that led to the ousting of Prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra and her civilian government.
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In a letter explaining the rationale for ousting the FBI director, Rosenstein argued that Comey's handling of the Clinton investigation last year was unprofessional and made him unfit to lead the FBI.
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By pushing out Priebus, Trump is ousting a Republican Party man and replacing him with a less political former general who has few ties to the GOP or even politics in general.
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The country's fuel stocks have drained further in recent days as domestic refineries produce little and PDVSA faces complications linked to new U.S. sanctions aimed at ousting President Nicolas Maduro from power.
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Since ousting the redcoats, American politicians have been lionizing "the republican mother": a woman who stays within the domestic sphere but shapes her country by instilling her inherent virtues in young patriots.
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The ousting of top executives at the Wounded Warrior Project amid accusations of excessive spending and questions about the group's finances highlights the need for donors to do some digging before giving.
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They're the conservative group responsible for ousting House Speaker John Boehner and the ones who agitate for Republicans to hold firm on budgets even as it throws the government into a shutdown.
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Tahrir al-Sham appeared to have gained the upper hand in some areas of Idlib, ousting Ahrar al-Sham from a string of villages along the border with Turkey, rebel officials said.
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They sought to portray him as having been at the center of a conspiracy orchestrated by Shari Redstone, with an eye toward ousting Ms. Herzer and an another Redstone companion, Sydney Holland.
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The hope that greeted Mugabe's ousting in 230 has now turned to despair as his successor Emmerson Mnangagwa struggles to revive the economy and ease shortages of electricity, fuel, medicines and bread.
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As long as they remain fractured and primarily defined for their loathing of the ruling party, they won't be able to end the chaos even if they succeed in ousting Mr. Maduro.
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Even after ousting Adam Neumann as CEO, WeWork could still go public this year — if it prices its IPO low enoughFiring Adam Neumann doesn't solve WeWork's biggest problem: The underlying business stinks
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D.) and Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (R-Va.).
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ISTANBUL — The Turkish government said on Friday that it was preparing to take over at least 28 municipal administrations nationwide, ousting elected mayors as part of an intensified crackdown against Kurdish insurgents.
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WeWork's board is considering ousting Neumann as soon as this week, according to media reports, because of questions around his use of company money and whether he used drugs on the job.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said officials did not want to "jump the gun" on ousting Flynn based on information from Yates because she is a "political opponent" of President Trump.
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The likelihood is that Trump will remain in the White House -- and talk of ousting him is certain to energize his base to turn out to vote for the GOP in November.
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