But Khan has also made overtures to Peterson via Twitter.
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They can flirt, woo, and make overtures to lost loves.
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Tammy Baldwin, a Democrat, but he repeatedly rejected their overtures.
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The offer comes following several other overtures, Dow Jones reported.
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Many gay people are wary of the populist right's overtures.
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The diplomatic overtures are in part a play for time.
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It's a journalist's job to reject these overtures and transactions.
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But despite Mr. Modi's overtures, the militant attacks have continued.
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Both candidates have been making overtures to the veterans' community.
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But Mr. Northam's overtures have been met with mixed results.
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The overtures extend to Morocco's educational system and intellectual community.
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"China is making overtures," said former Palau President Johnson Toribiong.
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Consequently, they found themselves more open to each other's overtures.
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Still, some NATO leaders are encouraging more overtures to Russia.
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The lone independent, Arizona State, declined W.C.H.A. overtures in 2017.
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" Referring to Obama's overtures, he said, "We are not naïve.
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McCarthy and other Republicans also made overtures to Democratic Rep.
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Cohen has previously rebuffed overtures to appear before congressional investigators.
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Until recently, his limited overtures to the North were rebuffed.
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How receptive those leaders were to Trump's overtures isn't entirely clear.
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SZ) made overtures back in May for robot-maker Kuka (KU2G.
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He has made overtures to business and to Mexico's capitalist north.
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Some argue that Trump's policies outweigh his public overtures toward Moscow.
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But Mr. Sanders is showing little sign of making such overtures.
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In at least some of the cases their overtures were rebuffed.
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The overtures to Tokyo come amid closer economic cooperation with China.
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So can the US take these overtures from the North seriously?
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The 15-year veteran reportedly refused overtures aimed at a buyout.
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Many #MeToo stories began as romantic overtures in a professional setting.
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After overtures to another South Korean garment company fell through, Mrs.
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He had studied Mr. Moon's speeches and overtures toward the North.
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He's made some overtures to progressives in recent weeks, endorsing Sen.
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T's overtures over the past months, the lost longing in Mrs.
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Most Libyans, though, see the overtures in a more cynical light.
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Wimbledon and the United States Open rejected overtures in recent weeks.
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Our Moscow bureau chief parses the Kremlin's overtures to President Trump.
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Both Nix and Assange have said these overtures didn't go anywhere.
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But the Russian Orthodox Church has long resisted overtures from the Vatican.
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The community-minded overtures it does make are mandatory in some cases.
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From the beginning, she's resisted overtures to become a major-label star.
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Kirgo said she believed that rejecting Moonves' alleged overtures hurt her career.
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But he has been making overtures to the smaller, centrist UDI party.
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L) on Monday snubbed bid overtures from French rival Maurel & Prom (MAUP.
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Such overtures have a semi-official slogan: "Love Europe, Hate the EU".
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Rand Paul of Kentucky remains opposed, despite personal overtures from the president.
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The US has strongly supported recent overtures between Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
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North Korea has made a number of diplomatic overtures in recent weeks.
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" "Dems were not consulted on this and have rejected similar overtures previously.
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Nor have the Trump administration's overtures to the Venezuelan military been effective.
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Some have made inappropriate overtures toward women, according to the Police Department.
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But Republicans argue his overtures to Trump are attempts to mislead voters.
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Until recently, liberal Democrats largely tolerated such overtures as a political necessity.
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For one, the Saudis were never pleased with Obama's overtures to Iran.
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Many of these overtures appear to fall short of winning over Beijing.
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Several people made overtures to the other side; Ms. Winfrey ignored them.
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But Mr. Trump appears unsatisfied with limiting his overtures to private diplomacy.
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She said the North Korean leader was legitimized by Mr. Trump's overtures.
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Mr. Sadr's closest aide, Dhia'a Assadi, called the overtures sincere and logical.
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Their white counterparts, meanwhile, were eager to reject Roof's overtures to them.
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His overtures to minority Americans come with his presidential history on race.
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CREATING DRAMA The drama in "Pacific Overtures" doesn't actually derive from diplomacy.
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A woman has come forward with allegations of unwanted overtures from Rep.
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Steve Scalise (R-La.), started with bipartisan overtures and expressions of admiration.
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" Rose apologized, saying he misread signals and felt his overtures involved "shared feelings.
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Protectionist overtures on Chinese infrastructure projects have also raised concerns about foreign investment.
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The North Korean overtures paid off, though the relationship was often one-sided.
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So far, TD Bank has made no overtures toward Ally, the people said.
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The new administration in Ukraine has so far proved unreceptive to their overtures.
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Instead, it isolated him further, leaving him suspicious of others' intentions and overtures.
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However, it's unclear whether any overtures by Trump to Democrats would be successful.
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The Russians have spent the last year publicly rebuffing OPEC overtures for coordination.
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Sache called the arms deal "pretty good evidence" the Saudis' overtures are working.
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Can he make overtures this week to finally and fully unify the party?
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Trump has come under scrutiny for his overtures on improving relations with Russia.
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Trump's overtures to Kim undoubtedly helped secure the release of the three prisoners.
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Clinton's power to name Supreme Court judges, has reciprocated his overtures with enthusiasm.
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Sadly, though, Israel's overtures of peace were answered consistently with yet more violence.
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Trump made the situation far worse for Flynn and himself with these overtures.
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Critics have rebuffed these overtures as big on gesture but short on substance.
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This year, he continues to shock because of his seemingly ceaseless diplomatic overtures.
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"); sexual overtures ("The chief resident asked explicit questions about my sexuality/experiences/practices.
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While three Republicans have hinted they could be open to such overtures — Sens.
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The latest overtures by Hamid Karzai are only going to hurt Afghanistan more.
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Alone with Penner, Moretti "began to make sexual overtures at me," she recalled.
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Endorsers in South Carolina were fielding a torrent of overtures from rival candidates.
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He's also ignoring the extraordinary diplomatic overtures these same allies made in recent months.
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But there is an air of tragedy behind the overtures of this speaker's inclusion.
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Her overtures to find another job went nowhere, and in the end she stayed.
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"Frankly, I would point more to media coverage than administration overtures," the spokesperson said.
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One strategist describes Japan's overtures to China as showing the Chinese its soft underbelly.
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Trump's warm overtures to Putin have been the subject of much debate and controversy.
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But Iranian officials offered little indication they were open for talks, discounting Trump's overtures.
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Premier has been resisting the overtures, instead signing a cooperation deal with Japan's Nissin.
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China has been particularly angered by recent overtures by the United States toward Taiwan.
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USA Today reports that repeated complaints of "sexually explicit overtures" from Marine Corps Maj.
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Stephen Crabb, for all his modernising overtures, takes a similar stance to Ms May.
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President Trump has come under scrutiny for his overtures on improving relations with Russia.
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Despite the bipartisan overtures, Brown warned Republicans about aiming too high with meager majorities.
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Warren was ultimately "noncommittal," a source told Politico, but "not displeased" by Biden's overtures.
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But he may be having more success in his overtures to the United States.
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Six other women told the AP they were uncomfortable by Domingo's alleged suggestive overtures.
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Analysts say the overtures are aimed rather at winning favor among the general public.
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Analysts say the overtures are aimed rather at winning favour among the general public.
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The new offer follows Rockwell's rejections of Emerson's overtures for much of this year.
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Are these latest overtures of cooperation and civility the beginning of a new chapter?
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Some, like Australia, have turned down Beijing's overtures to sign up for the plan.
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The Pennsylvania Republican was accused by a former aide of making unwanted romantic overtures.
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It seems like your recent overtures are on a path outside of those boundaries.
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Senior campaign officials rejected some overtures, but Mr. Trump's involvement has been a mystery.
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With brash stunts and offensive overtures, Mr. Hernandez amassed a curious legion of followers.
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He played his own transcriptions of Rossini overtures on the accordion, his stepfather's passion.
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Buttigieg did make some overtures to Latino leaders during his recent trip to California.
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The overtures do not appear to have made much of a difference for Steyer.
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Throughout, Narcos occasionally makes overtures at the grander significance of the story it's telling.
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Robert Ashley told lawmakers he is not optimistic about North Korea's recent overtures. Sen.
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Since then, Facebook has made multiple overtures to the right to prove they're unbiased.
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And Trump continues to engage with rank-and-file senators in unusually personal overtures.
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Larian first made overtures to Mattel in April of last year, the emails showed.
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But despite Shark Week setting the mood, she declined his overtures to have sex again.
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A former U.S. Defense Department official said Iran's overtures had reached Washington in recent weeks.
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The generals distrusted, and then thwarted, Mr Sharif's overtures to his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi.
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But Exxon has otherwise resisted overtures from activist investors to tackle climate change more aggressively.
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North Korea's overtures are tactical, reckons Robert Kelly, of Pusan National University in South Korea.
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Powell in another email the same day dismissed Trump's stated overtures to African-American voters.
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The Journal noted it remains unclear if Podesta ever responded to DeLonge's overtures about UFOs.
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Slack management has ignored overtures — including from Microsoft — but this certainly makes it more enticing.
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She says after repeatedly rebuffing his overtures, he asked her when her contract was up.
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Once he was notorious for price-gouging, Shkreli made alternating overtures between egalitarianism and greed.
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The new contract came after UCLA made overtures to land Calipari as its new coach.
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Hilda Solis (D-Calif.) said she remembers repeated unwanted harassing overtures from one lawmaker. Rep.
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Perhaps that's when Britain will make clearer overtures of their exit from the European Union.
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" Ryan told me, "I could imagine him trying to make overtures for bailing it out.
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Mr. Lieberman's appointment would make a mockery of any possible Israeli overtures to the Palestinians.
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Kim Jong Un's regime made overtures toward thawing relations with the U.S. and South Korea.
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Yet each of these overtures produced only grief — as Eisenhower himself soon came to learn.
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Shelby told reporters they had made "overtures" to Democrats but hadn't gotten a response yet.
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The Republican overtures to Russia dovetail with Trump's recent comments ahead of the Helsinki summit.
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For their part, the Taliban have made little secret of their overtures to the Kremlin.
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" Mr. Ford responded that he was "very sorry" and that "my overtures are strictly professional.
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But hopes for détente have been tempered by deep skepticism over the North's sudden overtures.
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To Republicans, President Trump's overtures to Mr. Comey were the stumbles of a political novice.
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Officials also added more detectives, expanded trauma-sensitive training and made public overtures to victims.
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Or will it be the never-ending overtures to Republicans in the spirit of bipartisanship?
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Meehan then reportedly grew hostile toward the woman when she did not accept his overtures.
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Meehan then allegedly grew hostile toward the woman when she did not accept his overtures.
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Trump's overtures to Democrats have made Republicans anxious, in large part because of his unpredictability.
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Uh-oh. A fourth woman has come forward with allegations of inappropriate overtures by Rep.
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For most of Occidental's pursuit, Anadarko snubbed its overtures, arguing its offers were too risky.
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But the overtures from the military contractor persisted, Mr. Lyamin said, and Mr. Vyarya fled.
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It was hard to know what to make of the overtures about secretary of state.
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She said Mr. DiNardo made unwanted and obnoxious overtures to young women on social media.
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The Taliban's hard line stance against ISIS helped them make overtures to countries in the region.
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He made initial overtures to Mr. Obama about finding common ground in areas like trade policy.
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GW hired Morgan Stanley to help handle the overtures, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Canadian Pacific has been trying to buy rail operator Norfolk Southern, which has resisted those overtures.
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In recent months it has received overtures from a number of foreign investors, Abdellatif told Reuters.
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She doesn't have the emotional bandwidth to deal with his romantic overtures and puppy dog eyes.
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That makes his overtures about being open to renegotiate and re-enter the Paris deal suspect.
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Whether that's a result of the overtures that Trump made during the campaign is anyone's guess.
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They make overtures to that country's ambassador, blithely ignorant that they'll be monitored by U.S. intelligence.
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The North has made peace overtures in the past that did not hold up under scrutiny.
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Throughout the campaign, a number of people made overtures to Trump campaign aides on Torshin's behalf.
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Once Mifsud conveyed the information to him, Papadopoulos began getting overtures from Western and U.S. intelligence.
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Spencer Cox (R-Utah), another possible 2020 gubernatorial contender, said Monday that Chaffetz's overtures are premature.
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Jeff Polesovsky, Mr. Kasich's deputy campaign manager, had rejected overtures to become Mr. Trump's Ohio director.
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It's hard to imagine that these overtures will end up as anything more than meaningless bromides.
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If that's the case, he may become disappointed and disenchanted with his diplomatic overtures to Kim.
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Giver that you are, you can exhaust yourself with all those romantic overtures and supportive gestures.
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The overtures were rejected by other members, resulting in separate statements and division in the group.
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HNA's overtures to its employees come at a difficult time for many of China's biggest dealmakers.
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Those overtures became public only after Chevron offered last month to buy Anadarko for $33 billion.
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The F.M.L.N. has so far failed to respond to these overtures, and so have many Salvadorans.
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That explains recent overtures to wealth funds in Oman and Malaysia, based on recent news reports.
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They say the QML platform attracted serious attention from a tech giant and overtures were made.
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Only the swirling, ominous overtures evoke the shades of noir of Franz Waxman's original film score.
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The Wisconsin Republican had initially said "no" to overtures that he step into the leadership void.
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Pottinger later told us that many of his overtures were lies meant to win over Kessler.
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So back to the question of whether Trump's overtures to Hispanics, including Hispanic evangelicals, will work.
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While those overtures have yet to yield official agreements, they have eased pressures in the region.
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His overtures of more openness toward India, Pakistan's longtime foe, backfired as generals spurned his efforts.
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Business groups said that they were reaching out to Democrats even before Trump started his overtures.
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His overtures to private corporations have also drawn charges of crony capitalism from limited-government conservatives.
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But some viewers, themselves native Spanish speakers, complained these overtures were often so painful to hear.
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Two of the women also said they were retaliated against for not acquiescing to Moonves's overtures.
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The president's advance team declined overtures by Israeli officials to accompany the president to the wall.
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For his part, Mr. Moon, the South Korean leader, responded with caution to Ms. Kim's overtures.
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But her campaign said she was not invited and that her overtures to speak here were rejected.
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Townsend voted for Clinton in 2016, but didn't view the candidate's overtures to her community as adequate.
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May's remarks were greeted with warm applause, suggesting a openness amongst Republicans to May's overtures on trade.
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Earlier, Dow Jones and Reuters had cited sources as saying Praxair had made fresh overtures to Linde.
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In opening remarks, each made overtures of peace and tried to mark the importance of the occasion.
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This is not to say that Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister, will be deaf to China's overtures.
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Other contenders, including former Deputy National Security Adviser Dina Powell, had also reportedly rejected the administration's overtures.
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The paper said the grain processing company – which rejected overtures from Glencore recently – wants to remain independent.
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Johnson noted his campaign is still making overtures to anti-Trump Republicans, however, citing former California Gov.
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McDowell told the news publication he refused similar overtures from People magazine and The New York Times.
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But recent attempts to improve Pakistan's image have included overtures to minority communities by the PML-N.
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These celebrity overtures were out of step with the priorities and concerns of white working-class women.
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Mr Erdogan has made overtures to Vladimir Putin and hinted at a realignment towards Russia and Iran.
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But he spurned the government's peace overtures and sought refuge in the Netherlands, where he still lives.
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Trump's overtures to Duterte have also raised concerns about potential conflicts of interests with his business empire.
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But it's also an acknowledgment that Romney's critiques of Trump (and his overtures to him) have failed.
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Republicans say Trump's overtures to the military are simply part of his role as commander in chief.
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Of course, the Kremlin's overtures, both symbolic and real, may not come off with open-goal ease.
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John Kasich continue to talk to donors and those making overtures about possible bids (The Washington Post).
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A procession of senior political aides to Mr. Kasich spurned overtures to work for the Trump campaign.
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Despite Trump's overtures, the US doesn't actually appear to have any good options for Iran at all.
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Still, the president opened and ended the night with overtures to Democrats on potential areas of compromise.
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The results of Uzbekistan's overtures are tangible: trade with its neighbours shot up by 54% last year.
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One Olympian even told me his would-be Village partner cited my piece when declining his overtures.
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Out of the gate, the Trump administration ignored the office's overtures and sent a different message: apathy.
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Tribune has hired advisers and said it is responding as quickly as it can to Gannett's overtures.
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Meanwhile, Trump has made it clear he has no intention of making any overtures to the state.
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If there are some overtures being made in Silicon Valley, there are also some lines being drawn.
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Trump's SOTU remarks may have included a few overtures of bipartisanship but this was just one night.
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In one letter to Dr. Domínguez at the time, she warned that she found his overtures uncomfortable.
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"Democrats were not consulted on this and have rejected similar overtures previously," a Democratic aide told Vox.
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Ms. Kim, Mr. Kim's only sister, has been an important face of North Korea's recent diplomatic overtures.
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She is filled with self-recrimination: How could she fail to recognize the coach's overtures as inappropriate?
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He has served up vodka stingers for Joanne ("Company") and chrysanthemum tea for the Shogun ("Pacific Overtures").
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Populist leaders in power in Greece, Hungary, Italy and Austria have all made overtures to Mr. Putin.
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Mr. Sondheim's songs for "Pacific Overtures" are complete miniature dramas, loaded and compressed to a profound intensity.
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CANADA'S TRUDEAU SAYS DISCUSSIONS TO END BLOCKADES HAVE NOT BEEN CONSTRUCTIVE, WILL STOP MAKING THE SAME OVERTURES
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Any new overtures to the Taliban, if they ever happen, are not expected for months at least.
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WORK "Pacific Overtures" NEGOTIATION In the 1850s, Commodore Perry forces Japanese ports to open to American trade.
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As a precaution, they are dialing down their hostility and dialing up their diplomatic overtures to Iran.
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Obama made diplomatic overtures to once enemy nations,With Japan, Cuba, Vietnam, and Myanmar he improved relations.
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And that is not the only instance in which North Korea has rejected South Korea's recent overtures.
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The president's antidrug overtures have proved popular, but critics have expressed concern about what could come next.
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Trump's direct overtures to Hispanic and African-American voters last week were made with the same purpose.
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Facebook has had its fair share of problems with China, despite its overtures to the Chinese government.
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It is on economic issues that these voters are most open to overtures, the polling data shows.
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He has somehow managed to get Republicans in a position where they are cooing over his overtures to North Korea — overtures for which they would have impeached Barack Obama — and looking the other way while he upends the free trade policy that has been party dogma for decades.
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It made repeated overtures to Syngenta to combine the world's leading players in seed production and crop protection.
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Though religion didn't take, he made overtures at distancing himself from the day-to-day filth of Hustler.
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China is angry with Ms Tsai for rejecting its overtures, and with America for being nice to her.
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The army and mainstream veterans groups have long rejected the overtures by Robinson to co-opt their cause.
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Tribune has been resisting takeover overtures from Gannett, which is currently considering whether to proceed with its efforts.
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Talks for the acquisition took place last fall, and were complicated when Comcast made overtures of its own.
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Those voters did not turn out in the same levels they did for Obama, despite his aggressive overtures.
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But his and Mr Moon's enthusiastic reaction to Mr Kim's overtures are ramping up expectations for the meetings.
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Saeed, however, said Sharif deserved to be removed for his peace overtures with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Putin says it would be strange if Russia rebuffed overtures from European politicians who want to strengthen relations.
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For the U.S., the overtures threaten to erode economic sanctions and complicate President Trump's threats of military action.
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McNesby on Monday said Clinton's campaign shrugged off the FOP's overtures to win its backing earlier this year.
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Weeks and other family members have understandably declined most media requests, including a plethora of overtures from CNN.
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GM and its board have consistently rebuffed Marchionne's overtures, and the company's president did so again on Tuesday.
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The South Koreans have been sanguine about the recent renewal of diplomatic overtures from the North, say experts.
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Berlin dominates the EU, which Merkel's Germany-first overtures have ensured works to Germany's benefit above all else.
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Last month, Wray told Congress that anyone receiving overtures from a foreign power should contact the Bureau immediately.
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There, he began breaking from convention, interspersing Mozart overtures with songs by the Beach Boys and Grateful Dead.
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The Obama administration wasn't even in office yet when it started to make friendly diplomatic overtures to Tehran.
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The LGBT community – the very community Trump has made overtures to – saw the bill a license to discriminate.
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Besides, at the time, none of them were particularly interested in fluttery overtures from twenty-something women artists.
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Privately, American officials voice frustration that Mr. Moon has responded so readily to the overtures from Mr. Kim.
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As with so much about Mr. Trump, his diplomatic overtures to Iran amount to little more than performance.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sudden overtures to Washington are making headlines around the world.
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During his most recent tenure, Mr. Sharif's overtures of more openness toward India were spurned by the army.
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But the Obama administration's overtures have been rebuffed at times and lawmakers believe the process must move quicker.
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Trump later clarified that his overtures to Kim did not include visiting the reclusive leader's Asian nation, however.
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But there, too, officials have made overtures toward China, which has a vigorous, if partly underground, Catholic community.
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Three teenagers posed as boys on a popular dating app and invited overtures from adult men seeking sex.
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There were few overtures to his opponents, let alone his enemies, little attempt to seek unity and amity.
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Russia hawks, alarmed at the new president's overtures to the Kremlin, praised Volker's appointment as a welcome sign.
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But its owner, Peter Brant, the collector and industrialist, had declined his overtures until a few weeks earlier.
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Philippines' President Duterte has already made friendly overtures towards Beijing, unsettling an old alliance with the United States.
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In each instance, Trump officials and allies have responded with legal arguments aimed at preemptively blocking the overtures.
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Alexander Vindman, testified on Capitol Hill that Trump's overtures toward the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky undermined national security.
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However, some are skeptical of the offer, noting North Korea has previously made such overtures without following through.
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Mr. Reid began sexualizing her, Ms. Dixon said, and would turn cold when she denied his unwanted overtures.
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Ms. Siddiqi said that Mr. Hussain, a former classmate, had attacked her after she rebuffed his romantic overtures.
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But Trump's overtures to the Saudis could make it more difficult for the kingdom to support throttling back output.
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His overtures toward a country long regarded by Manila as a maritime aggressor marked an astonishing foreign policy shakeup.
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Microsoft's winning bid for GitHub reportedly followed overtures by Google, Atlassian and a host of other would-be buyers.
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He suddenly switched to diplomatic overtures this year, extending an offer to meet Mr. Trump, which, surprisingly, was accepted.
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Mary Barra, GM's boss, has repeatedly rejected Mr Marchionne's overtures; selling Opel is unlikely to have changed her mind.
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Sumon cooks dishes for Nirmali, quite literally offering his commitment on a plate and she willingly reciprocates his overtures.
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His overtures to Mr Urrutia, whose union boasts 120,000 members, will bring more recruits and lure other union bosses.
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Trump's aides have been wary of North Korea's diplomatic overtures because of its history of reneging on international commitments.
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Trump pledged during the presidential campaign to undo the overtures unless the government of Raul Castro met his demands.
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The ELN, a guerrilla group with 2,000 fighters, took responsibility, saying that the government had spurned its peace overtures.
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Ms Hasegawa has been a beneficiary of Mr Abe's diplomatic overtures—but it has been a long time coming.
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North Korea has reciprocated with matching overtures of its own, leading to agreements that might precede more decisive actions.
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Demonstrators were unimpressed with the government's overtures, continuing their blockade of traffic roundabouts nationwide and vowing to fight on.
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In February 2016, after overtures from Disney, news broke that she signed on to make A Wrinkle in Time.
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When Obama was president, Iranian censors struggled to suppress all of his peaceful overtures and public addresses to Iran.
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The London and Frankfurt exchanges tried to integrate in 2000 and 2005, but their overtures were rejected by shareholders.
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Overtures to banks and micro-finance institutions have been rebuffed because alternative medicine is treated with contempt, said Odhiambo.
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Yet even some of the party's left wing and in its leadership have offered Trump overtures, albeit conditional ones.
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Trump did make overtures to tech CEOs under the guidance of his Silicon Valley backer, venture capitalist Peter Thiel.
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And the Silicon Valley companies likely will make overtures to long-time clients of theirs to avoid losing business.
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These are all overtures to an Edenic past, promising an order that preserves tradition by purifying society of contagion.
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After all, it is the nature of Kim Jong-un and the Kim family regime to reject American overtures.
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North Korea has made a series of overtures to the U.S. in recent weeks, including releasing three American prisoners.
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Since The New Yorker's bombshell report detailed allegations ranging from aggressive overtures to rape, Weinstein's accusers have demanded justice.
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Perhaps he can set his sights on heading off China's increasingly aggressive economic and diplomatic overtures in the region.
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As the U.S. cedes its role in responsible global leadership, overtures from China and Russia will seem increasingly attractive.
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But many tech firms and privacy advocates has rejected these overtures, arguing that fully encrypted data cannot be unlocked.
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That woman says Dr. Fryer made what she considered sexual overtures, then retaliated against her after she rebuffed him.
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"We've made some serious overtures," Mr. Shelby said, emerging from a meeting that included Mr. Pence and Mr. Kushner.
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"Chrysanthemum Tea," from "Pacific Overtures" It's my favorite of his musicals, probably because it's the one I encountered first.
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So despite Trump's overtures, and the forceful Democratic response, it's going to be hard for anything to get done.
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That's why we will continue to hear overtures like those Trump made at his State of the Union speech.
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The local Jewish community laments his silence on what they see as anti-Semitic overtures by the Hungarian government.
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Government overtures under the New Southbound Policy are complementing efforts by companies in Taiwan to draw Southeast Asian visitors.
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But "Pacific Overtures," as originally conceived, is more complex than it seems, both in its perspective and its plot.
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And his blundering overtures to the tormented Istvan provide the play with one of its more bizarrely poignant scenes.
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Ms. D'Angelo, who is white, said his overtures to the military and law enforcement communities helped win her over.
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Meanhile, a separate report suggested Charter may not be interested in Sprint's overtures, one source told Bloomberg on Friday.
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Think back to the Sharpie hurricane map, the president's overtures to buy Greenland or even the "Access Hollywood" tape.
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Normally, Bobby would have ignored or evaded Fiachra Calhoun's midweek-afternoon overtures, but right now he needed a drink.
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The overtures by the government have forced consumers to consider privacy enabling applications — but it shouldn't be that way.
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The senior COFINA holders claim AAFAF has made overtures suggesting it supports raiding COFINA coffers to benefit GO holders.
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Carson said that he hoped the Evangelical meeting would have a similar effect as Trump's overtures to GOP lawmakers.
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It's quite likely that Mr. Maduro's government will dismiss all overtures and cast them as meddling by its neighbors.
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On the contrary, he is far more flexible in his attitudes, bending gothic overtures into pastiche, parody, and farce.
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He also insisted that Trump's overtures to prospective candidates who his campaign has wanted to vet have been well-received.
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Xi made similar overtures to Vietnam President Tran Dai Quang while attending a summit of Asia-Pacific countries in Lima.
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Despite these overtures from Russia and Israel, the president-elect has recorded historic unpopularity in other parts of the world.
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These overtures aren't always all that they seem: Some were already in the pipeline, or may never come to fruition.
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Juul has made some overtures in response, like changing the names of the products' flavors to seem less candy-like.
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Putin's compliments and overtures, Morell says, have persuaded Trump to adopt pro-Russian policies at odds with longstanding American positions.
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Already the European Union has responded by beginning to embrace China's overtures toward global treaties and taking a leadership role.
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China claims Taiwan as its own and sees U.S overtures to self-ruled Taiwan as meddling in its internal affairs.
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The company made overtures toward improving relations with drivers, redesigning the driver-facing app and raising fares in some cities.
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It is Suman and Nirmali's adherence to these rules that underlines the depraved overtures of the Assamese filmmaker's sophomore outing.
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The new disclosures about their work come as Trump faces criticism for his friendly overtures to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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So far the evidence is that firms are using this tool sensibly and rarely, despite the overtures of some banks.
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But months after its worst election result in post-war German history, the SPD will most probably reject the overtures.
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The minor moment only attracted notice because the first lady has seemingly not always responded well to her husband's overtures.
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Though Guaido is signaling he intends to honor Venezuela's obligations to China, he has made no such overtures to Russia.
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They prefer that I guess we go to war with Russia rather than supporting Trump&aposs diplomatic overtures to Russia.
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I know Republicans were railing against Barack Obama when he made overtures and normalized relations with Raul Castro and Cuba.
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SEOUL, March 10 (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sudden overtures to Washington are making headlines around the world.
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President Trump's overtures to Russia have rattled NATO allies, who have been worried about Russia's increasing aggression in Eastern Europe.
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But she bristles at these overtures leading him to react the only way he knows how when he's insecure: violently.
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Those overtures failed, and investment has slumped largely due to political uncertainty and criticisms of the government's human rights record.
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Ergo, we can replace awkward sales overtures with touch points precisely planned by a deep understanding of one's extended network.
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He later revealed that overtures had been newly made with London's Roger Gracie Academy to further sharpen his ground-game.
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With that in mind, the Raiders have made some overtures to officials in San Diego, according to the CBS report.
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The minders would report the conversation, compromising the target's security and making them unwilling or unable to entertain further overtures.
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So far, Qualcomm has rejected Broadcom's overtures, calling the bid an opportunistic effort to buy the company on the cheap.
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When asked about his overtures on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday, Clinton didn't rule out considering Cuban for the job.
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First among them are those who maintain that the initial overtures to China during the Nixon years no longer apply.
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Washington Democrats in recent years have resisted overtures from Secretary of State Kim Wyman (R), who favors a binding primary.
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The signs of nuclear activity coincided with the North's string of diplomatic overtures to South Korea and the United States.
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But those overtures have been met with skepticism after Boeing's early bungled response to deadly crashes involving the 737 Max.
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That was a critical component of Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, which catalyzed conservatives with overtures of misogyny, hatred, and prejudice.
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" Brokaw denies the incidents took place, saying he "made no romantic overtures toward her at that time or any other.
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" When Mr. Mendoza made overtures about finding the house a home, Ms. Moore said on Friday, the museum was "enthusiastic.
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What else about Trump's obsequious overtures to the Kremlin might similarly be explained by the contents of the Steele dossier?
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He had notified the Shin Bet, Israel's domestic intelligence agency, of Kotov's overtures, and he was told to play along.
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But, so far, they are not concluding that the impact of sanctions has directly motivated Kim's overtures to the South.
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House GOP came forward with a vision of an immigration policy that clashed with President Trump's recent overtures of bipartisanship.
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In recent days, Trump has also made overtures to black voters in the state, where he struggles to maintain support.
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The US State Department has offered to help Iran with the outbreak, but the Iranian government has rejected the overtures.
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Berkshire Hathaway Energy cleverly wooed regulators, who had been unhappy with two previous overtures from NextEra Energy and Hunt Consolidated.
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NPR reported that there were three separate instances in which Rosen made "overt physical and sexual overtures" to co-workers.
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If Kim's overtures are legitimate this time, it's because current global sanctions are biting in ways that concern him directly.
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The president has made overtures toward Chinese President Xi Jinping, in order to convince him to exert influence over Pyongyang.
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So far, Qualcomm has rejected Broadcom's overtures, calling the bid an opportunistic effort to buy the company on the cheap.
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On one hand, Trump has made overtures to sexual minorities that surpass any given by his party's previous standard bearers.
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These are the same people who until recently were in full throat against Barack Obama for his overtures to Putin.
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It doesn't walk back any of its condemnations by inserting a "white savior" or making overtures to pacifism and tolerance.
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Through trial and error, the Sarah's program spammer advanced from making crude overtures to sharing endorsements by disturbingly well-realized characters.
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Musk said on Monday that Saudi investment overtures made him confident he could secure funding to buy the $60 billion Tesla.
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Trump and his former White House strategist, Steve Bannon, had made supportive overtures to other Republicans interested in a primary challenge.
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Talk of poetic forms and conventions elicits as much anxiety, defensiveness and accusations of elitism as mentioning overtures, arias and recitatives.
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But absent all the frills, Pacific Overtures — one of Sondheim's lesser-known works — emerged as one of the composer's finest achievements.
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And it's probably equally unlikely Kim would make diplomatic overtures to his adversaries without some help, or muscle, from the Chinese.
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China's navy had been chasing them away, but seems to have halted after overtures from the Philippines' new president, Rodrigo Duterte.
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Until this point in my reporting, I'd been on the receiving end of the Ingrams' overtures, but not a user myself.
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Her first speech was on criminal justice reform and Clinton has made repeated overtures to the African American community for months.
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The president was reaching out to Christians after making overtures to Muslims and Jews on earlier stops on his foreign trip.
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Netanyahu tried to salvage things by making overtures to the opposition Labor Party, but it refused to join in his government.
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These talks, along with other overtures between Kushner's family and the Chinese government, only ended after they received unfriendly public scrutiny.
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Read more: 'Pure insanity': Intelligence veterans are floored by Barr's 'off the books' overtures to foreign officials about the Russia probe
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When it comes to Obama's overtures to the Cuba's small but growing private sector, however, the government has been more deliberate.
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Overtures include Russia's forgiveness of Soviet-era debt, of which $10 billion due from Pyongyang was written off by the Kremlin.
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Qatar's Energy Minister and OPEC President Mohammad bin Saleh al-Sada hinted at overtures of cooperation in a statement on Monday.
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Under former President Barack Obama, the State Department in 2015 made quiet diplomatic overtures that led to several high-level meetings.
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Since Israel has responded to Hamas's many overtures with flat rejection, the prospect of a settlement must remain an open question.
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This should go without saying, but a lot of users (and plenty of reporters) seem unduly charmed by Facebook's humanitarian overtures.
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Of course, the fact that GM made overtures and Lyft decided to pass this time around doesn't forego future merger potential.
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Beam those flirtatious overtures with care — especially on the 2nd, 4th, and 20th — because you don't want to lead people on.
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It's possible that Schumer believes that his overtures to Trump will insulate his party from blame should the government shut down.
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Poland's new leaders are leery of the West, but also of Mr. Trump's overtures toward the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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The characters who populate "So We Can Glow" aren't afraid to state plainly either their bold overtures or their fumbling missteps.
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After many people rebuffed Mr. Reid's overtures to run for the open congressional seat, Judge Cadish recommended he call Ms. Rosen.
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The sale is a culmination of a decade-long quest for Mr. Kroenke, whose early overtures were rejected by Arsenal's board.
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It made overtures to Syria, Iran and Hezbollah, the region's rising "Shiite axis," angering both the Saudis and the United States.
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The overtures from both sides come ahead high-level talks aimed at ending the yearlong U.S.-China trade war next month.
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Meanwhile, the two Koreas themselves seem to be flirting, tentatively at least, with what could become more overt overtures to peace.
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The report included specific and extraordinary details about the president's behavior behind closed doors and his campaign's receptiveness to Russian overtures.
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The Russian news media depicted the senators' overtures as evidence that relations between the two countries were moving in Russia's favor.
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But it has also been cold to recent Trump administration overtures, saying it will not enter talks while under U.S. sanctions.
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Though he supported Mr. Trump's overtures to Mr. Kim, Mr. McMurray said he was disappointed in the execution of the summit.
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Probably no version of "Pacific Overtures" could achieve all of the show's global and local, exquisite and bombastic effects at once.
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Add this announcement to Kim's ongoing rapprochement with Moon, from the Olympics to K-Pop, he's been making some friendly overtures.
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Why it matters: The Czech cybersecurity agency has fended off numerous overtures from Huawei, bucking the trend among Eastern European nations.
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He asked the New Orleans Pelicans to trade him, a request they rebuffed when they turned down the Lakers' heated overtures.
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Furthermore, the conditions conducive to such an outcome most certainly include diplomatic overtures, economic stability, humanitarian aid and numerous other prerequisites.
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But it probably is because Qatar has little reason to give in to overtures of peace without driving a hard bargain.
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That means those younger voters may be more susceptible to overtures from the other side of the aisle than their predecessors.
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"Absolutely — and he is doing something to make that happen," he said when asked whether Trump should make overtures to Ryan.
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Alexander Vindman, a Ukraine and Russia expert on the NSC, testified he believed Trump's overtures to Ukraine undermined U.S. national security.
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But the warm overtures of the two leaders contrasts sharply with rhetoric coming out of the White House over the weekend.
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KID ROCK HAS NOT FILED ANY PAPERWORK AT THE FEC Still, this isn't the first time Rock has made political overtures.
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If he had made overtures to Schumer and Pelosi upon taking office, it would have been hard for them to resist.
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Green said the U.S. has been looking for ways to provide that help but that thus far those overtures have proven unfruitful.
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Maybe that's why the gospel overtures of the music that selectors like Nick and Greg share with us have such an impact.
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He grew to be one of the best left-backs in La Liga with Valencia and, come 2012, Barcelona were making overtures.
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The "friend zone" is a term that's been bandied around in conversations about unrequited crushes and unreciprocated overtures for many a year.
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The other side: On Twitter, retail reporter Mitch Nolen cautions that Amazon often makes abortive overtures to down-on-their-luck chains:
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Henry VIII was never averse to decking himself out in Turkish silks and velvet, and made overtures toward a Franco-Ottoman alliance.
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"You've had these repeated public overtures from the Trump administration that have been met with repeated provocations by Russia," he told Reuters.
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These diplomatic overtures, in turn, have succeeded in dispelling the confrontational atmosphere on the peninsula, to the relief of many South Koreans.
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Opening with "The Whole Universe Wants to Be Touched", the haunting choral overtures of Shards, a London-based group, grip the listener.
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And while the Trump White House has made overtures to these Democrats on taxes, they've been frozen out by their Republican colleagues.
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But without conducting a cost-benefit analysis — particularly one that's independently reviewed — Johnson doubts Cuomo and De Blasio's overtures about the deal.
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Penelope's overtures about making sure Polly is well taken care of and wanting to provide emotional support sound like beautifully spoken lies.
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The Perez Companc group has taken a "conservative" stance toward ADM's overtures and has shown no eagerness to sell, the source said.
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Since the election, however, he has made overtures to work for the benefit of the entire country and not one political party.
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Among the allegations ... -- Melissa claims U of A football players sent her screenshots of their genitalia and made illicit overtures via text.
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The risk, however, is that these overtures to DeVos will alienate the segment of her union membership that prefers all-out opposition.
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Clinton's team blamed James Comey and Trump's overtures to white supremacy, while Trump's team stuck out their tongue and made farting noises.
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That's a tough sell to a Republican-dominated Congress, and Manchin's overtures to President Trump haven't been enough to protect his constituents.
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Several other would-be recruits, including former Georgia House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams, declined his overtures, and others, like former Colorado Gov.
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When Jane's longing for romance and autonomy meets the amorous overtures of one of Bianca's bar regulars, Bianca's protective instincts kick in.
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The party's progressive wing has been chagrined by Biden's past overtures to Republicans and his vows to continue working across the aisle.
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Mr. Duterte has made peace overtures to the exiled Communist Party founder, Jose Maria Sison, 77, who was once his university professor.
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Clinton has made several overtures to Sanders's supporters in recent days, including calling for the addition of a public option for ObamaCare.
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But she was rarely rattled, and made a determined effort to rise above Mr. Trump's taunts while making overtures to undecided voters.
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President Nixon made overtures to China during the 85033s, while some Western leaders pushed for economic trade with the Communist Party regime.
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Going forward, the markets are once again set to resist the Fed's rate hike overtures after an uneasy détente in the spring.
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October 10, 2017: The New Yorker publishes Farrow's investigation entitled: "From aggressive overtures to sexual assault: Harvey Weinstein's accusers tell their stories."
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Bombardier shares rose 14.3% to C$2.24 in afternoon trading, although the market had been expecting possible overtures between the two companies.
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The Winter Games sparked a series of diplomatic overtures from North Korea that led to the isolated country's participation in the Olympics.
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Then his groundbreaking collaborations with Hal Prince — 'Company,' 'Follies,' 'A Little Night Music,' 'Pacific Overtures' — I saw a matinee, a stunning achievement.
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The State Opera and Ballet's first United States visit comes as the Trump administration has been making overtures to Mr. Orban's Hungary.
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President Donald Trump knows he's receiving tons of praise, and even Nobel Peace Prize buzz, for his diplomatic overtures toward North Korea.
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The response to North Korea's overtures at the Olympics was epitomized by what quickly became a popular characterization of Kim Yo-jong.
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In addition to Nissan's foot-dragging on the Fiat Chrysler deal, he has also batted away overtures to merge Nissan and Renault.
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The parade of overtures from the Russians dovetailed with the Kremlin's covert operation to sway the outcome of the 2016 presidential vote.
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Even before this crisis, China made overtures to international institutions such as the World Health Organization to shape the narrative around it.
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Other tensions — and some neighborly overtures — were rippling on state borders around the country as alarm over the virus continued to rise.
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The fact is, the billionaire developer (casino czar, bestselling author, nouveau yachtsman, etc.) has been making overtures to Moscow for some time.
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Many of the candidates lighten their populist overtures with an empathy that often evades Mr. Trump — and, some Democrats say, evaded Mrs.
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It isn't hard to understand a rule that, say, forbids a supervisor from making sexual or romantic overtures to junior staff members.
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Despite claims that they are open to working with Democrats, it was clear on Thursday that such overtures from Republicans were halfhearted.
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Upon reading the news, the president tweeted that his secretary of state was "wasting his time" issuing overtures to the Kim regime.
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When a bird's good friend died or disappeared, the bereft tit began making overtures to other birds to replace the lost comrade.
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Mr. Wray, dressed in a pinstripe suit and purple tie, calmly reassured senators that he could rebuff any overtures from Mr. Trump.
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In Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's "Pacific Overtures," which opens at Classic Stage Company on May 4, gunboats are the pertinent goad.
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John Doyle's revival of "Pacific Overtures," Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's 2212 musical about American-Japanese relations, will conclude its diplomatic mission.
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John Doyle's revival of "Pacific Overtures," Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's 1976 musical about American-Japanese relations, will conclude its diplomatic mission.
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Mr. Erdogan and Mr. Trump have made overtures to each other that suggest Turkey and the United States could become closer allies.
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Throughout the Obama administration, China tried to establish "a special relationship" with the U.S. but decision-makers in Washington rejected the overtures.
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Air France last week withdrew a rescue bid for Aigle Azur and has since rebuffed overtures by XL Airways, another insolvent carrier.
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But Krikorian said he rebuffed the overtures, telling Kushner he couldn't back a plan that doesn't reduce the number of overall immigrants.
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Democrats say they are open to Republican overtures and would like to see bipartisan progress on immigration, public works and domestic spending.
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Where Mr. Pompeo found hope in the region, it was mostly in closer links between American allies, or in overtures to Christians.
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Win or lose, the league could find itself on the defensive among fans it has been courting with its civil rights overtures.
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But here's the timeline of what we know happened: Both Nix and Assange have said, however, that these overtures never went anywhere.
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Those overtures were seen as critical to paving the way to a potential transaction, given past failed attempts by others to acquire Hershey.
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In the scene, Addison, who lives with her grandmother because her stepfather was making "overtures" toward her, is being discussed by two boys.
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The bureau has not contacted Ford for an interview in the investigation, her lawyers confirmed Wednesday, though Ford's team has made several overtures.
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Nonetheless, despite the Gulf Arabs' turn away from the White House plan, there has been a noticeable uptick in friendly overtures towards Israel.
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After Mr Yevtushenkov rejected Mr Sechin's overtures to buy Bashneft, he found himself under house arrest and his company seized by the state.
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However, Qualcomm has been resisting Broadcom's overtures, prompting the latter to nominate six directors to Qualcomm's 11-member board at its shareholder meeting.
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While the winning candidates have made friendly overtures to Moscow, neither will make any radical changes in geopolitical orientation in the short term.
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Mr Basha claims that the enemies of organised-crime bosses allied to the Socialists have made overtures to him, which he has rebuffed.
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Thursday, Clinton basically took the gloves off in a clear attempt to blunt and poison any of Trump's continued overtures to minority groups.
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He considered using nukes to jolt the stalemate in Korea (happily the Soviets and North Koreans made peace overtures after Josef Stalin's death).
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Stacey Abrams, or presidential scion Jason Carter, had not so strongly resisted overtures from party leadership to run a race seen as winnable.
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Having a British accent somehow makes these grand overtures sound far less suave than it would if uttered in another language or accent.
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And the world... (CROSSTALK) CAVUTO: But I think, when we made overtures to Cuba under the Obama administration, we dealt with a dictator.
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Despite Trump's rebuffing of many of Obama's diplomatic overtures toward Cuba, American investors are salivating over potential money-making opportunities on the island.
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His appearance was shorter than his predecessor's post-shooting statements, and did not contain political overtures, as President Barack Obama's reactions often did.
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Senior White House officials who briefed reporters before the announcement said Obama's overtures had enriched Cuba's military while repression increased on the island.
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M&M-owner Mars, for example, acquired gum company W. Wrigley for $23 billion in 2008 after Hershey rebuffed the gum maker's overtures.
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If Facebook does not think of its main mission as news, what should we make of all its recent overtures to news companies?
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He pointed to overtures made by the government during a bloody period in Kashmir in 2016 that were rejected by the separatist leadership.
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Since the election, Polish media have reported that PiS had made overtures to opposition senators in an attempt to establish a working majority.
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The president put his outreach to Laos in the same category as his overtures to two other formerly closed societies, Cuba and Myanmar.
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But her overtures were immediately rebuffed by the leader of the Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn, who continues to call for a general election.
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Beijing, which has the most influence over its unruly and impoverished neighbor, is no doubt concerned over Kim's overtures to the United States.
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This should be embarrassing enough for Tribune's board to force its tin-eared chairman, Michael W. Ferro Jr., to listen to Gannett's overtures.
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In a reversal, the Kokang's leader, Peng Jiasheng, 85, said in a recent letter that he welcomed Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's overtures.
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He also responded to complaints that Mr. Hines's original article mocked or shamed the athletes who responded to Mr. Hines's overtures on Grindr.
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At this year's Armory Show, there were a handful of artworks that contained fragmented, mirrored compositions that offered meaning in their reflective overtures.
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Wanting to ensure his place in the France squad for the 21999 World Cup, Vieira was receptive to the overtures of Arsene Wenger.
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Possibly recognizing how messy this process could become, Trump has already made overtures to Democrats to get onboard with this evolving tax plan.
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Nike had 225 days to counter competing overtures, and it contended that it had matched New Balance's offer of $25,230 over three years.
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Analysts say Widodo's overtures to Islamic groups and voters point to a potential populist turn in policymaking if he wins a second term.
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The charges do not name Mr. Trump, but they make it clear that the woman's overtures were part of a Russian intelligence operation.
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In one, an employee who was not named accused Mr. Besh of pressuring her "to submit to his sexual overtures," the newspaper reported.
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The North Korean leader started his diplomatic overtures by sending a delegation to the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, earlier this year.
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Indeed, engaging the regime on improving its human rights record could be an important metric of the authenticity of the North's diplomatic overtures.
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And like Le Pen, Fillon called for closer relations with Russia, a talking point that came after Moscow made overtures to The Republicans.
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A who's who of real estate also made personal overtures to lawmakers, with six developers calling Mr. Hoylman over the past two weeks.
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Vowing to eliminate private health insurance and to decriminalize illegal immigration, the strongest voices in the debates made few overtures to centrist Democrats.
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But two and a half years into the relationship, some observers at home and abroad are questioning whether the overtures have paid off.
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When he was 13, his mother, Donetta, 29, was beaten to death by a man whose romantic overtures toward her had been spurned.
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First, they make overtures toward being disgruntled and troubled by the revelation, leading to news reports about a fissure in the Republican Party.
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Many are sexually explicit overtures from men, whose attention evidently did not extend to her statement about how the images made her feel.
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Jeff Flake said Sunday he rejected recent overtures from the GOP vice-presidential nominee to reverse position and support presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Some Trump administration officials, eyeing Mr. Manchin's seat, also had hoped to put him in the cabinet, but he has declined all overtures.
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While Trump has offered in the past to help mediate the longstanding Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan, Modi has rebuffed his overtures.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India made overtures to Pakistan early in his tenure that rekindled hopes for a resolution of Kashmir's future.
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Caution toward Mr. Kim's peace overtures also punctuated the reaction of officials from Japan, which North Korea has long threatened with missile strikes.
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There are some romantic overtures in the entries, like INFATUATE and ELOPED, but then there's GET OUT and the ingeniously clued ENEMY SPY.
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But the efforts being made on behalf of Mr. Zarrab show the way that political access and diplomatic overtures can also be employed.
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The rival Koreas, flirting with war just weeks ago, are suddenly making overtures toward the no-longer-quite-so-absurd notion of cooperation.
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One Democratic pollster said that Trump's overtures to Democrats were a way to improve his poll ratings without sacrificing his base of support.
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A headline in the Washington Free Beacon condemned the secretary's comments as "overtures," suggesting White House division on how to deal with Hezbollah.
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"The bigger picture is we have seen some favourable overtures from Europe on Brexit and that is also lifting sentiment," SSGA's Graf said.
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Likewise, overtures to the State Department may temporarily pause Trump's populist instincts, but they will not defang the populist base that animates him.
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The new PAC is an extension of the labor movement's recent overtures to the wealthy club of major liberal donors, the Democracy Alliance.
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The reversals on Russia and NATO could reassure U.S. allies in Europe who were rattled by Trump's overtures toward Moscow during the campaign.
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STRATEGIC OPTIONS Bombardier shares rose 14.3% to C$2.24 in afternoon trading, although the market had been expecting possible overtures between the two companies.
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Russia has traditionally been left to the Anti Americans and Chinese so let&aposs see how they react to our overtures to their girlfriend.
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S. IPO in July of this year, and Lee rejected Facebook's overtures because he believes Snow has the potential to become a similar success.
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Initial overtures started about a week after Kasich won the Ohio primary but were initially met with silence, according to a senior Kasich official.
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Egypt's President, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, is making overtures to Syria, Russia and even Iran after Saudi Arabia cut back shipments of free oil.
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A no-deal Brexit is the favorite negotiating boast of May's successor, Boris Johnson, even as he makes last-minute overtures towards a compromise.
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The silver lining: Horrifying messages are ideal material for war stories, and depressing or entertaining websites and articles that feature egregious digital overtures abound.
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But there is no sign that diplomatic overtures by Canada and the Lima Group of Latin American countries will draw that response from Havana.
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His overtures came shortly before a judge blocked the president's attempt to end protections for immigrants who came to America illegally as young children.
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Lits said Uber's overtures to prospective full-time Uber drivers in sub-Saharan Africa - where the company launched in 2013 - will be mainly financial.
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The meetings were brief, cordial and appropriate, and despite Linda's allegations, I made no romantic overtures towards her at that time or any other.
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Among those to rebuff overtures from Pemex over the past year are U.S. refining giants Valero Energy Corp and Tesoro Corp, the people said.
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But despite the friendly overtures, Canadian officials are resisting China's push for a free trade deal similar to the one it signed with Australia.
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Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki's government is notoriously isolationist and its initial silence in the face of Ethiopia's overtures was interpreted by some as scepticism.
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It's upsetting to see a series make overtures about casting diverse casting and not do much to include minority characters in the main plot.
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Their public overtures to Republicans in the aftermath of the Senate bill's collapse may be completely genuine, but also have a tinge of Schadenfreude.
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Duterte has made repeated threats and verbal tirades against the United States, a significant donor, and is making overtures to Russia and to China.
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Duterte has instead made overtures towards China, which he visited last week, despite a bitter dispute over rival claims in the South China Sea.
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The substance of his actions isn't clear, but reportedly included invitations to private dinners and "romantic overtures," according to Variety, who broke the story.
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As I reported in January, he had been receiving overtures from big companies and groups that wanted to poach him from the White House.
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The Kurds, who seek autonomy within Syria, have made overtures to the government of President Bashar al-Assad, seeking security guarantees as Washington withdraws.
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In his overtures to Democrats and censure of Republicans, Charles Koch may be attempting to remind the GOP of that power—and reassert it.
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The PP criticized Sanchez's overtures to Podemos and said a leftist coalition would be "electoral fraud" as it would be against the Spanish vote.
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Those eight votes increasingly seem hard to come by, even though some Senate Democrats from red states have made overtures about working with Trump.
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Soon thereafter, even more mergers seemed doomed, especially because at least two companies have made overtures to kill transactions in cases of buyer's remorse.
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The rapid overtures by Kim earlier this year proposing talks with South Korea and with the US, while not unwelcome, caught Beijing off guard.
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So how should Democrats respond to the overtures, nudges, and (inevitably) bullying for bipartisanism that will rain down upon them from Twitter and yon?
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Despite the overtures from elsewhere, officials in London still believe they will retain most of the business and finance that is currently based there.
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In Iraq, Washington has made overtures to officials with vague pledges of greater economic cooperation and has pressured Baghdad to stop importing Iranian gas.
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Even before Moon responded to Kim Jong Un's overtures in January, there were signs support for some defectors and human rights activists was waning.
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This year there was an opportunity for a Republican to make overtures to tech — but with Mr. Trump, that chance seems to have passed.
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The bank has made overtures to eligible borrowers, he said, going so far as to send HARP document packages to homeowners by overnight delivery.
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The result has strained ties with Democrats, who might be chilly to future overtures from the chamber, particularly if they are running the Senate.
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While Kim Jong Un has ignored recent peace overtures with Seoul, officials from both countries are expected to initiate a formal dialogue on Tuesday.
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The visit was part of Mr. Abiy's dizzying series of reforms, including peace overtures to rival Eritrea, since he came to power in April.
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Asia experts have debated whether Pompeo, 54, with his Trump-style partisanship, will help foster or hinder this year's overtures between Washington and Pyongyang.
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Conservative governments in South Korea have been far more resistant to overtures from the North, always taking a tougher stance in accord with Washington.
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Business aside, many other voters are concerned about the question of Taiwan's sovereignty and how the island's leadership should manage China's overtures and threats.
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On matters of security, Mr. Trump's overtures to Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, continue to rattle the Japanese, who have feared becoming sidelined.
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In the absence of American political support, the Kurds have had no choice but to make overtures to Russia — and to the Syrian regime.
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Mr. Sison initially welcomed the peace overtures, but he later called Mr. Duterte a "hoodlum" and a coward for backing out of the talks.
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Not all of these cases necessarily involved art handlers, but the existence of such reports nevertheless betrays the art world's overtures of self-exceptionalism.
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And Trump's offer still stands to help mediate an ongoing dispute over Kashmir between India and Pakistan, though Modi has essentially rejected his overtures.
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The European Union will open an annual meeting with China on Monday, and will be looking to fend off overtures for an anti-U.
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Earlier in the day, members of the Democratic group's leadership said they were not impressed with Mr. Trump's overtures, including the Super Bowl advertisement.
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The Nationalist Party's Han has said Taiwan should be more open to negotiations with China, in contrast to Tsai, who has dismissed Beijing's overtures.
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I don't see President Trump being able to make major overtures to Russia while we're undergoing impeachment and a potential trial in the Senate.
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Mr. Duterte has made overtures to the exiled founder of the Communist Party, Jose Maria Sison, who was once a professor of Mr. Duterte's.
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Chinese officials will no doubt be pleased by Trump's overtures, said Jia Qingguo, a leading academic who has advised the government on foreign policy.
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A source close to Mattis previously told CNN that he rejected overtures from Hillary Clinton's campaign to work in that administration had she won.
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Leaders of the Senate Judiciary Committee said last week that Kushner failed to hand over documents discussing WikiLeaks and Russian overtures during the campaign.
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The president called these overtures a tribute to his tough stand on trade, indeed on all sorts of relations between nations — friends or enemies.
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What if they didn't evoke urban iniquity to excite exurban voters, or if they toned down the values overtures that play well in Utah?
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Even as Mr. Murdoch enjoyed an open invitation to 10 Downing Street, he found that his overtures to United States presidents mostly fell short.
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"Suddenly Sander was trying to get friendly with me," Six told me, and making overtures about the two of them buying the portrait together.
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The speech voiced doubt about the government's overtures to Europe to try to shore up the deal after U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out.
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Skeptics view Kim's overtures as a duplicitous attempt to buy time, while others argue any real peace deal requires talking to the North Koreans.
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" Democratic Whip Dick Durbin also issued a statement: A Democratic aide told Axios: "Dems were not consulted on this and have rejected similar overtures previously.
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And the EU might not take kindly to any overly friendly overtures to a president some of the bloc's main leaders have voiced concern about.
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And North Korea has been largely unresponsive to recent South Korean overtures such as an offer of rice as humanitarian aid and cooperation in sports.
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Vladimir Putin sent what on the surface is a shocking Christmas message to Donald Trump ... a message dripping with overtures of peace and good will.
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Iranian officials forget, for example, that they chose to take US diplomats hostage rather than respond positively to President Carter's diplomatic overtures after their revolution.
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Kim was accompanied to China by his sister, Kim Yo Jong, who has played a leading role in diplomatic overtures by the long-isolated country.
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As the tea steeped and the overtures swelled, her solemn gaze remained transfixed somewhere beyond the window's horizon, and I knew never to disturb her.
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It's pretty easy to detect when a candidate's overtures are only for electoral gains and not based on genuine recognition of a group's specific challenges.
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The big picture: CEO Evan Spiegel and other Snap executives reportedly dismissed informal overtures from Zuckerberg and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, who never specified prices.
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After months of negotiating in private where the fund manager said many of his overtures have been ignored, he is taking a more public stance.
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Most probably it thought him uppity—making overtures to India, for instance or for his quiet questioning of the deep state's attachment to unsavoury Islamists.
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Given that Rissmann is kind of, shall we say, fine as hell, we're wondering this means that he will also make overtures to Cersei's heart.
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Despite apparent government enthusiasm to do business with Saudi Arabia and Denel's pressing need for financial rescue, not everyone is open to the kingdom's overtures.
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The fact that Republicans aren't even trying to make overtures to conservative Democrats is another way in which Congress works differently than it used to.
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Hong Kong (CNN)US President Donald Trump's warm overtures to Britain's new Prime Minister have been widely covered since Boris Johnson took power on Wednesday.
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So as the candidates make their final overtures to caucus-goers, here are nine quotes that tell the story of Iowa, warts and all. 1.
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Seoul (CNN)South Korea's new government is making overtures to the North, proposing military talks at the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that separates the two rivals.
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"The Fed meeting should reinforce the dovish overtures made since the start of the year," said Mazen Issa, a senior FX strategist at TD Securities.
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But another source said the Australian side was taking a "wait-and-see" approach to gauge how other major Western economies reacted to China's overtures.
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It issued the statement after a court rejected a request by investors in the Dutch company to take action against it for rejecting PPG's overtures.
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Throughout Cursed Child, sexual subtext hovers at the edges of Albus and Scorpius' interactions, as they make awkward overtures into exploring their sexuality with girls.
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Clinton concluded a half-hour address here, aimed at young voters who have often proved resistant to her overtures, her tone grew urgent, almost pleading.
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According to the intelligence files, Mnangagwa's overtures to Tsvangirai and white farmers became apparent in early 22015 amid bitter strife within the ZANU-PF party.
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The United States has responded positively to these overtures, sending U.S. National Security Adviser Susan Rice to China this week with a call for calm.
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Despite President Donald Trump's overtures to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, North Korea has continued to test missiles, with launches in July and August.
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While private equity firms are expressing new interest in Infor, many companies and investors have made overtures to Infor over the years, the people added.
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Frustrated officials cite Trump's friendly overtures to readmit Russia to the G7 group of nations as confounding its ability to properly condemn President Vladimir Putin.
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The Justice Department has made overtures to state attorneys general to build support for blocking AT&T's $85.4 billion deal to purchase Time Warner Inc.
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Since then, Mr. Trump appears to have been won over by Mr. Kim's overtures, often talking about their personal relationship after their meeting in Singapore.
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Mr. Holder said in an interview that Democrats had to balance their overtures to white voters who backed Mr. Trump with outreach to black voters.
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Mr. Kim rebuffed overtures from China, and purged officials who had previously served as the main channels to Beijing, including his uncle, who was executed.
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Still, North Korea's announcement is the latest in a series of overtures that suggest Kim is at least open to peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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Mr. Balgord said she had alienated many on the Canadian far right during the campaign by making overtures toward members of the Jewish Defense League.
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Meanwhile the T.P.L.F. — conveniently forgetting its authorship of the "sustainable peace" policy last year — is protesting Mr. Abiy's overtures to Eritrea (and other things besides).
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The charges announced Monday do not name Mr. Trump, but they make clear Ms. Butina's overtures were part of a carefully crafted Russian intelligence operation.
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PPG had faced a deadline on Thursday under Dutch takeover rules to make a formal offer for Akzo Nobel, which had repeatedly rejected its overtures.
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The budget battle ahead mirrors the continuing health care fight, in which concessions to Republican moderates alienate conservatives, while overtures to conservatives lose moderate votes.
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While Twitter makes for great political posturing, international politics is a game that requires realistic analysis of state capacity, calculated risk assessments and diplomatic overtures.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who has led the overtures to the North, said Monday that "important changes" were happening in East Asian geopolitics.
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Trump cited that particular exchange in his tweets Tuesday morning, claiming it as proof there was no quid pro in his administration's overtures to Ukraine.
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The brochure, titled "If Crisis or War Comes," is set to be released in May and comes amid concerns about Russian military overtures in Europe.
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Even when she declines the overtures, the tech companies and their agents keep coming back, asking the same question: Will you please join our board?
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If Kim stalls again, even after Moon's overtures, the next move will fall to Trump, already irritated by the lack of action from the North.
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Should the state rule in Mr. Giddings's favor, they worry that overtures about rent hikes will turn into forceful demands, leaving them with few options.
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Senior White House officials who briefed reporters Thursday on the coming announcement said Obama's overtures had enriched Cuba's military while repression increased on the island.
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But these friendly overtures are put on hold when Jadis betrays Rick; just as you might have suspected, her group is in league with Negan.
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However, he made no mention of one of the main sources of European concern: his friendly overtures during the campaign toward Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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For Britain, there is an advantage to delaying, if it can establish its negotiating position and make informal overtures to countries before the two-year begins.
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Aliza recommends Ronan Farrow's piece in the New Yorker about the Harvey Weinstein allegations "For Aggressive Overtures to Sexual Assault: "Harvey Weinstein's Accusers Tell Their Stories.
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This development should be a stern warning to the Palestinians that they are in danger of being left behind if they continue to reject peace overtures.
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In response, Zuckerberg has made a number of apparent overtures to conservative leaders, including private dinners with right-wing pundits like Tucker Carlson and Hugh Hewitt.
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After he initially backed away, she claims in the interview that he started touching her in a suggestive manner, and once again began making sexual overtures.
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Mr. Biden could surprise in New Hampshire: He has long made overtures to Republicans and independents, and undeclared voters are an important constituency in the primary.
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Hilda Solis, now a Los Angeles County supervisor, recalls repeated unwanted harassing overtures from one lawmaker, though she declined to name him or go into detail.
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Seth Moulton (D-MA), one of the leaders of the anti-Pelosi group, is now reportedly making overtures to Pelosi, asking her to consider removing Reps.
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Facing a narrow path to electoral victory, the New York businessman has made overtures to the African-American community — a constituency that tends to vote Democratic.
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Disney's overtures to the furry community are a nice contrast to how the Twitter account of Frosted Flakes® mascot Tony the Tiger treated furry fans.
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Despite apparent overtures from both sides, there is little serious hope of cross-party co-operation this time, because Democrats would extract too high a price.
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And heck, even if policy measures fall short, the overtures could be much more effective in connecting with disenfranchised voters in advance of the next election.
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The missile test came despite new South Korean President Moon Jae-in's warm overtures to North Korea and as China was holding an international trade summit.
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Still, Boeing made immediate overtures to Trump to explain the Air Force One pricing, and Trump has since boasted about how the price is coming down.
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The ambassador's rogue overtures to the Islamist opposition, including Khomeini, exiled in Paris, infuriated Carter, and contributed toward growing confusion over U.S. policy among palace officials.
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Combine that with free agents repeatedly shunning San Francisco overtures, and it's almost impossible for them to be cap-strapped no matter what happens to Kaepernick.
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And he's made repeated overtures to voters to not get "complacent" in the fall so that Republicans can protect their majorities in the House and Senate.
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Mr. Glebo mulled overtures from his building's curators and realized how little he knew about his surroundings, about the vertical community that inhabits 310 Riverside Drive.
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Despite China's overtures, some APEC members were determined to press on with TPP and held out hopes the United States would still show leadership on trade.
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Singleton added that Trump's overtures to the Venezuelan community is a political tactic since the group represents a key voting bloc for both Democrats and Republicans.
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The Qualcomm review comes as regulators have stepped up their scrutiny of foreign overtures into the U.S. market, with Chinese tech moves drawing the biggest concerns.
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They celebrated his more aggressive and ambitious approach to the Cold War, although they also howled at any overtures to the Soviets they considered too friendly.
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House Democrats, meanwhile, at first saw an opening to try to work with Trump on the drug pricing issue, but they say their overtures went nowhere.
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Like other nations making overtures to Beijing, such as the U.S. and U.K., France is keen to increase its access to China's lucrative markets and consumers.
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The Trump administration will have no incentive to make overtures to Moscow, such as taking a softer stance on Ukraine or easing the sanctions on Russia.
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But India's government has grown frustrated with Mr. Sirisena, accusing the president of delaying Indian infrastructure projects in Sri Lanka that were seen as diplomatic overtures.
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Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI both made overtures toward the Chinese government to settle the dispute, but each saw the negotiations stall or founder.
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His overtures might work in parts of the Christian community fearful after Easter Sunday bombings of churches and hotels by Islamist militants that killed 250 people.
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Mr. Schoner found the opera's themes newly relevant in light of President Trump's diplomatic overtures to North Korea and the developing American trade war with China.
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The Five Star Movement leader di Maio called such offers "regretful" and "tardy," and reports suggested that they'd already started making overtures to the center left.
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Several people involved with the real estate industry's political giving said they did not expect the newly Democratic Albany to be entirely hostile to their overtures.
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Urban Meyer, Ohio State's coach, and his staff had pressed him hard for a commitment, but Baker, a linebacker, rejected their overtures and instead chose Florida.
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The Russians have also used more time-tested techniques, waiting for informants to grow homesick or using honey traps — fake romantic overtures to lure a target.
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In a recent segment my daughter had, students — boys and girls — acted out scenarios to deal with issues of consent and unwanted overtures and saying no.
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Theater John Doyle's revival of "Pacific Overtures," Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's 1976 musical about American-Japanese relations, will conclude its diplomatic mission on June 18.
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And as part of its overtures, the Trump Organization engaged developers Dmitry Buriak and felon Felix Sater, both of whom have had business interests in Russia.
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It comes after President Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos made overtures to HBCU leaders, and earlier statements from DeVos suggesting support for Pell Grant flexibility.
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Putin's overtures to Trump are not to be trusted; Putin doesn't respect Trump, and the West should be wary of cozying up to someone seeking revenge.
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That event became the venue for a series of carefully orchestrated diplomatic overtures, which were reciprocated with a visit by a South Korean delegation to Pyongyang.
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That April, along with Joel Searby, a Republican strategist, and Rick Wilson, Kristol made overtures to Mattis, the eventual secretary of defense, about a possible run.
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With Speaker Paul Ryan noticeably struggling to whip the vote, Trump has made some personal overtures to lawmakers, including an Air Force One trip with Rep.
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The two countries are also at odds over regional security, including Washington's overtures to the self-ruled island of Taiwan, which Beijing claims as its own.
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Given the special counsel investigation and Trump's deeply unpopular personal overtures to Vladimir Putin, it's a hard issue for Republicans to discuss without getting in trouble.
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The two countries are also at odds over regional security, including Washington's overtures to the self-ruled island of Taiwan, which China claims as its own.
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Mr Bahceli has made it clear he opposes any new overtures towards the Kurds and other minorities, and that he wants Mr Demirtas to stay behind bars.
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In light of Trump's overtures, OPEC and the Saudis plan to reaffirm the output targets they first agreed to in November 2016, the Journal reported on Friday.
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Duterte made a stunning U-turn in foreign policy a few months ago when he made overtures towards China and started berating traditional ally the United States.
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But let's be clear: Trump and his team made a number of overtures last month to usher some form of an immigration bill across the finish line.
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Pelosi told reporters on Wednesday that Republicans were "not making any overtures to get our support in terms of the values that we would share" in legislation.
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"The meetings were brief, cordial and appropriate, and despite Linda's allegations, I made no romantic overtures towards her, at that time or any other," the statement continued.
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Both sides have made overtures, but they have done little except secure a brief pause in the conflict, which oil firms have exploited to restore some production.
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Throw in Lagerald Vick, another guard capable of scoring in bunches, and fellow guard Svi Mykhailiuk, who eschewed NBA overtures for one more season with the Jayhawks.
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Meanwhile, Gulf Arab states including Iran's arch-foe Saudi Arabia have made overtures to the Iraqi government for energy and other economic deals, although with limited success.
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She should also begin to make overtures to primary reform, as the existing process—from delegate allocation to esoteric procedural rules—are partly responsible for this mayhem.
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Polish media have reported that PiS, which also holds 48 upper house seats, has made overtures to opposition senators in an attempt to establish a working majority.
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The firm's overtures to SK Hynix, a South Korean maker of DRAM and flash-memory chips (as used in USB sticks and smartphones), were rebuffed in November.
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The terror attacks launched in Mumbai in 2008 by Lashkar-e-Taiba, another group patronised by the Pakistani armed forces, punctured yet another round of peaceful overtures.
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In Jamaran, the Tehran district where Ayatollah Khomeini once berated western Satans, citizens cheered the architects of Iran's overtures to the West as they came to vote.
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A couple years into Obama's presidency, Trump began making overtures to the political right, even hinting that he might make a run for the White House himself.
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They added that his overtures at altruism constituted its own scheme, and that plenty of anxious or depressed people are high-functioning citizens who don't commit felonies.
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Rose Granger-Weasley, the daughter of Hermione and Ron, shows up throughout Cursed Child to deliver plot exposition and serve as a target for Scorpius's romantic overtures.
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The unexpected news on Monday set off conversations within the two campaigns, with Clinton representatives preparing to make overtures to the Sanders camp as early as Wednesday.
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But the overtures from Veselnitskaya and Agalarov are the first indication that the same Russians were still pushing to change the sanctions law after Trump was elected.
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Filming began this month, and next month we will be able to watch the pilot episode in which Kevin resists his landlord's overtures to buy him out.
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The LGBTQ community would be smart to welcome these overtures, and it would dramatically accelerate expanding freedom for everyone regardless of religion, sexual orientation or gender identity.
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"I think the party history has been dealt with," said Lasar, who has led the overtures to the Jewish community, pointing to the members expelled under Strache.
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Bortz said the reaction from LaSalle investors to Pebblebrook's overtures, which have driven LaSalle shares 20 percent higher since its announcement last month, had been "overwhelmingly" positive.
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Top lawyers in New York and Washington have repeatedly spurned overtures to take over the defense of Mr. Trump, who has publicly contradicted his advisers at times.
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The Winter Olympics will begin on Friday in Pyeongchang, South Korea, against a backdrop of uncertainty over the meaning of recent diplomatic overtures between the two Koreas.
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George Papadopoulos, the young adviser who pleaded guilty last year to lying to the F.B.I., spent his time on the campaign trying to make overtures to Russia.
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But he is struggling to cement a lasting political legacy, and has tried to make a mark with diplomatic overtures to countries like North Korea and Russia.
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The genre-surfing was pointed, an example of what happens when you want both to challenge expectations and to make overtures to the rest of the world.
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Many farmers and farm states supported the president, whose campaign made overtures to parts of America that had been left behind economically and felt overlooked in Washington.
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The report reveals a lot we didn't know about how the president and his aides responded to overtures from Russia and how they attempted to thwart investigations.
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The increased tempo of attacks appeared to be part of an offensive announced by the Taliban on April 22016 in a statement rejecting recent government peace overtures.
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Both the double album and the overtures to the climate crisis can also be seen another way: as a grander statement, a shot at a wider relevance.
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Biden's campaign has approached at least two rival primary campaigns, seeking to broker agreements ahead of the Monday night's caucuses, according to sources familiar with his overtures.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Tuesday about President Trump's overtures to North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong-un, misstated when North Korea was established as a Stalinist state.
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Cambridge began courting the Trump campaign early on, making at least three unsuccessful overtures in early 2438 and 2000, according to a source familiar with the conversations.
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Far too many contemporary conservatives also conveniently forget that Reagan took enormous flak from his own hard-right flank in response to his diplomatic overtures to Gorbachev.
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Republican allies of President-elect Donald J. Trump made overtures to Mr. Stallone, 70, last week about an arts-related job, two Trump advisers said on Friday.
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Stone is also charged with pressing Credico to stay silent in the face of government investigations by threatening his omnipresent therapy dog Bianca and making other overtures.
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The Communist Party had made superficial overtures toward Uighur inclusion — not only to prove the party's benevolence but also to project a picture of a unified country.
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It included lobbying overtures to journalists, State Department officials, and lawmakers and congressional staff from both parties, according to interviews with participants and recipients of the campaign.
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She says Kihuen made unwanted overtures to her and asked overly personal questions, including why she didn't have a boyfriend and whether or not she lived alone.
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Back in 1996, few would've predicted that the 8-bit themes of Japanese composers Junichi Masuda and Koji Kondo could become the nostalgic overtures they are today.
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Mattis, like CIA Director Mike Pompeo, is a hawk who frequently clashed with Flynn over the administration's overtures to Putin and willingness to adopt Kremlin-friendly policies.
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Despite the overtures to the world's top sorghum buyer, no deals were struck over the meal, held at the home of the head of the Texas Sorghum Producers.
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But the Russian Orthodox Church, the second-largest single Christian denomination after Catholicism, has resisted overtures from several consecutive popes, and for that reason today's meeting holds significance.
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However, the Waltham, Massachussets-based company is speaking to investment banks, including Citigroup Inc, about its strategy and how to best respond to such overtures, the people added.
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There are theoretically romantic overtures that could be creepy were it not for the fact that both characters involved actually like each other (a classic rom-com tactic).
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Some argue that this is because of their "double marginalisation", by both bewildered non-Muslim friends and sceptical native Muslims, leaving them vulnerable to the overtures of radicals.
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The outlet also cited four affidavits from Conyers' former staff members describing his alleged sexual overtures toward female staffers, which included requesting certain acts in exchange for sex.
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That messaging was front and center Wednesday as Cruz announced his selection of Carly Fiorina as his running mate, the culmination of weeks of overtures to female voters.
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The initiative falls in line with wider overtures across various tech companies that want to fix or improve the way we connect with each other on the internet.
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The film moves through a post-industrial landscape scored by a DJ spinning trap music to operatic overtures sung by Black vocalists (including the artist's brother Miles Wadlington).
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While publicly supporting Trump's campaign of sanctions and military threats, Moon has long called for reconciliation with the North and has pushed Washington to engage with Pyongyang's overtures.
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Still, despite overtures to "openness" and "transparency," the comforts of Airspace depend on exclusion; self-directed mobility, tech accoutrements, and $15 fancy porridge remain its steep entry fees.
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Why it matters: Economic sanctions are only as strong as the EU block's weakest link, and Macron's overtures to Russia give other nations an excuse to follow suit.
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The yield on the nation's only Eurobond, issued in 2014, hit a 15-month high of 7.59 percent in June, before Eritrea responded positively to Abiy's peace overtures.
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It was at this point that Foxconn first made overtures towards the company, offering to buy shares at 550 yen apiece in a deal that later fell through.
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Hilda Solis (D-Calif.), now a Los Angeles County supervisor, "recalls repeated unwanted harassing overtures from one lawmaker, though she declined to name him or go into detail."
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The move comes one day before Akzo, which has declined two previous overtures from PPG, is due to face a group of unhappy shareholders at its annual meeting.
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Saudi Arabia and other Sunni Muslim majority nations cut diplomatic ties with Qatar over its alleged support for terrorism and its overtures to Riyadh's regional rival, Shiite Iran.
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Ride-hailing company Lyft, the second largest such firm behind Uber, has been making overtures to sell itself recently, according to a report from The New York Times.
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S. context, pressure is on the Trump administration to deliver, given failures of past U.S. diplomatic overtures to North Korea and skepticism surrounding results of the Singapore summit.
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Less than two weeks after his much-publicized return to Twitter, rapper Kanye West made a series of overtures to Trump on the president's favorite social media platform.
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Sturgeon said she had sought alternatives for Scotland since the Brexit vote in June last year but her overtures to the UK government in Westminster had been rejected.
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Meanwhile, its regional arch-rival Saudi Arabia has just started its engagement with Baghdad, recently pledging $20143 billion in reconstruction funds and making a series of diplomatic overtures.
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Russia has already made overtures about selling Turkey fighter jets, and on Tuesday at an air show in Moscow, the countries' presidents joked about just such a sale.
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While the House chamber filled with Democratic Congresswomen in white had previously rejected Trump's overtures, they unexpectedly made a u-turn by standing and cheering the president's comment.
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For in a musical sense, the European Championships are a gathering of bizarrely discordant overtures, cheesy riffs, synthesizers and, quite often, rhymes that schoolchildren would struggle to comprehend.
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Duterte has carried out a stunning U-turn in Philippines' foreign policy since assuming office last year, making overtures towards China while berating traditional ally the United States.
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Mr. Allen later said that "Manhattan" had been inspired by the music, and particularly by a recording of Michael Tilson Thomas conducting the Buffalo Philharmonic in Gershwin overtures.
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But Republican leaders also erred in not taking more seriously the overtures of the Gottheimers, Manchins and other Democrats who really did want to constructively engage on taxes.
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Kim Jong-un's New Year's speech, in which he boasted about a nuclear launch button on his desk, mixed bluster toward the U.S. with overtures to South Korea.
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The potential opening up of North Korea's economy following its peace overtures with the United States Tuesday could mean massive commercial opportunities, according to investment mogul Mark Mobius.
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Then he suddenly responded to Mr. Moon's overtures for dialogue, in which he proposed talks with South Korea, saying he was willing to send athletes to the Olympics.
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She left the office after filing a complaint alleging that Mr. Meehan became hostile after she rebuffed his romantic overtures, sources familiar with the situation told The Times.
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But the Pelicans, with Dell Demps heading their front office, rebuffed several overtures from the Lakers, choosing instead to keep Davis and weigh their options after the season.
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Since declaring himself interim president in January, Guaido has repeatedly made overtures to the military, offering an amnesty from prosecutions if they join him, with only marginal success.
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The sources said that CEO Werner Baumann and Chairman Werner Wenning's push to acquire Monsanto was meant to render Bayer immune to unwanted overtures from larger pharmaceutical rivals.
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She had accused him of making unwanted romantic overtures to her after he learned that she had developed a serious relationship with a man closer to her age.
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Separately, four women said Roy Moore, the Republican nominee for a U.S. Senate seat in Alabama, had made sexual or romantic overtures to them when they were teenagers.
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" Or to the song "Someone in a Tree" from "Pacific Overtures," in which the idea of history is cut down to size: "It's the fragment, not the day.
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Mr. Trump has clearly noticed Mr. Buttigieg's overtures to a constituency that is critical to his re-election (eighty-one percent of white evangelicals supported him in 2016).
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" Campaign advisers aren't planning a major overhaul to Buttigieg's approach or overall message, which in the first two states involved the candidate's pointed overtures to "future former Republicans.
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But the overtures — here "Die Zauberflöte" and "Le Nozze di Figaro," both arranged by Johann Nepomuk Hummel — would have been fun for less exalted players to read through.
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But the overtures — here "Die Zauberflöte" and "Le Nozze di Figaro," both arranged by Johann Nepomuk Hummel — would have been fun for less exalted players to read through.
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With the help of a well-connected friend, he made overtures to some of its leading creators in hopes of securing one of them to make a video.
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JOE KERNEN: You downplayed the overtures to the Democrats a little bit, that the President agreed upon, based upon that it was necessary for hurricane relief, et cetera.
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Trump has made overtures to Sanders allies, arguing that they should appreciate his rebuke of the political establishment, opposition to international trade deals and rejection of special interests.
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Pyongyang's response provoked new fears that a tenuous detente between North Korea and U.S. could already be nearing an end, even amid overtures from the totalitarian Communist regime.
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They also pointed to allegations in the whistleblower complaint that State Department officials spoke to both Giuliani and the Ukrainian government to manage the attorney's overtures to Ukraine.
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In Cooper's telling, Johnson Sirleaf softened the ground with overtures to her political allies in Washington and sealed the deal with a personal plea to President Barack Obama.
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At least one senior official told Giuliani he believed the allegations against Biden and his son Hunter — which form the basis of Trump's overtures to Kyiv — were false.
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Tensions between the two companies flared after Mr. Saikawa refused overtures to merge the two companies, then balked at Renault's efforts to make a deal with Fiat Chrysler.
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Tensions between the two companies flared after Mr. Saikawa refused overtures to merge the two companies, then balked at Renault's efforts to make a deal with Fiat Chrysler.
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The Washington Post reports that despite Durham's appointment, Barr has taken a hands-on approach to the probe and has personally made overtures to British and Italian officials.
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While the Biden campaign and his allies are making explicit overtures to Republicans, supporters of his leading opponents note that their messages, too, can cross strict party lines.
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And at the same time, he was making overtures to fence-sitting senators on Wednesday trying to pull them in his direction, including a midday call to Sen.
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Mueller's report shows that the campaign was receptive to Russia's overtures — as in the Trump Tower meeting in June 2016, for example — even though they didn't pan out.
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The penultimate episode was a tease, with overtures toward a straightforward resolution, as long-absent series protagonist Agent Cooper finally reappeared, and nearly succeeded in undoing Laura Palmer's murder.
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After AT&T abandoned its bid for T-Mobile, Sprint made overtures, hoping that regulators would be more likely to approve the merger of the two smallest wireless companies.
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John Kasich's dueling factions in his state — a tactic that could cost him base support in November — while Cordray has made overtures to independents and moderates who supported Kasich.
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Iran believes the United States acted in bad faith by withdrawing from the deal even as Tehran has adhered to its terms and has rejected U.S. overtures to meet.
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Sanchez has made overtures over the past year to establish a dialogue and give Catalonia a greater degree of autonomy, while ruling out an independence referendum for the region.
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If Hollywood personalities want to continue dabbling in political overtures at award shows, they'll have to do a little bit more to step it up within their own industry.
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He has rejected overtures thus far, pointing to his young family and saying like-minded Republicans need to find a candidate who can devote the time necessary to campaigning.
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The peace talks gave the US some cover to make overtures to Kurdish fighters to fight the Islamic State while still working closely with its NATO ally in Turkey.
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It is likely the hedge fund was looking to benefit from what could be a deal with Gannett Publishing, which repeatedly made overtures to buy out the newspaper publisher.
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For all its conservative overtures during the election campaign, the FDP has undergone a similar change; endorsing gay marriage and measures to get more women into work, for example.
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The volatile Philippine leader's visit to Japan comes amid jitters about his foreign policy goals after weeks of verbal attacks on ally the United States and overtures towards China.
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On January 30th 1948, Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated in Delhi, by a Hindu extremist opposed to his conciliatory policies towards the subcontinent's Muslims and overtures of peace to Pakistan.
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"Markets are waiting for a Turkish response to the FX crisis, and hoping for more credible monetary policy as well as diplomatic overtures," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
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Algerians who have been demonstrating for over three weeks have rejected overtures by Bouteflika, who has reversed a decision to stand for another term after 20 years in power.
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The volatile Philippine leader's visit to Japan comes amid jitters about his foreign policy goals after weeks of verbal attacks on ally the United States and overtures toward China.
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Russian overtures to Pakistan offer a badly needed diplomatic lifeline for the South Asian nation as it faces growing friction with Western powers over its alleged links to militants.
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Many analysts believe the move to isolate Qatar is also an effort to punish Doha for making overtures to Iran and force it to conform with Saudi foreign policy.
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The president, joined by other leading Democrats, has rejected those overtures, arguing that FEMA funds should be reserved for natural disasters, not man-made disasters like that in Flint.
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Primary challenger Danny Tarkanian dropped out of the race, allowing the senator to avoid making overtures to the GOP's right flank that could hurt him in the general election.
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The report, based on interviews with eight of Rosen's former colleagues, alleged there were three separate instances in which Rosen made "overt physical and sexual overtures" to co-workers.
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Since January, tensions on the Korean Peninsula have waned amid a series of diplomatic overtures and gestures that ultimately culminated in plans for a meeting between Trump and Kim.
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Biogen has been subject of takeover speculation since August, when the Wall Street Journal reported it had received early stage overtures from several bidders, including Allergan Plc and Merck.
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Algerians, who have been demonstrating for over three weeks, have rejected overtures by Bouteflika, who has reversed a decision to stand for another term after 20 years in power.
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Now, that's something entirely -- and let me say it again just for emphasis: entirely -- different than Trump or anyone in his inner circle being compromised by these Russian overtures.
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Iran is also rankled by al-Sadr's recent overtures to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which are locked in proxy wars with Tehran in Syria and Yemen.
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Samoa is not the first Pacific island country to welcome Chinese overtures, but Beijing's growing influence there adds to worries among the US and its allies in the region.
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With James Comey ready to testify that Trump's overtures made him feel uncomfortable, leading to his famous memos, a witness on the other side could box in the president.
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LEADING THE DAY *** LOOKING AHEAD AT THE PROSPECT OF DIVIDED GOVERNMENT *** Trump is making overtures to congressional Democrats about working together next year, report Jordan Fabian and Mike Lillis.
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The announcement is a counter to overtures by the main opposition Congress party to small businesses, which account for 32 percent of the economy and employ 111 million people.
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Duterte made a stunning U-turn in foreign policy a few months ago when he made overtures towards longtime rival China and started berating traditional ally the United States.
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According to Grace, this pattern—of her rejecting his sexual overtures and then feeling obliged to comply in the face of relentless pressure—continued for much of the evening.
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However, al-Sadr has made overtures to Iran's regional rival Saudi Arabia, meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in 2017, with talks focused on improving Iraqi-Saudi relations.
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Beijing has made quiet overtures to regional powers like Seoul during the past few decades, improving trade and diplomatic relations as a foothold for greater cooperation in the future.
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Alexander Vindman, described Bolton as being horrified by other members of the administration making overtures toward Ukraine and leveraging lifting military aid in exchange for a White House meeting.
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Billy has mentioned numerous times feeling an affinity to Vincent van Gogh – He feels the Dutch artist's unsuccessful romantic overtures and missing ear are similar to his own travails.
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The overtures began with Mr. Kim's conciliatory message toward the South in his New Year's Day address and intensified last month during the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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But leading lawyers in Washington and New York have repeatedly spurned overtures to take over the defense of Mr. Trump, a mercurial client who often ignores his advisers' guidance.
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He resisted the pressure from some members of his staff, and some in Congress, like Thompson, to make similar overtures to communities concerned about antigovernment or white-supremacist groups.
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In an older version, Cinderella escapes the incestuous overtures of her widowed father by running off to another kingdom and winning over a prince with her cunning and skill.
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Biden needs to brand himself as something other than the Democratic version of Trump by invoking his name less often, tweeting more conservatively, and making overtures to Trump voters.
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Even though Moshe Yassur's production has a hazy, haphazard feel, in times like ours, a story about ordinary people seduced by fascist overtures seems too, well, on the nose.
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Biden makes overtures to the left The big question on the minds of many Democrats is whether the progressive left will rally behind Biden if he is the nominee.
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The revelation directly contradicts previous White House claims that overtures made by Trump and his allies to Ukraine were about rooting out corruption and not furthering his 2020 prospects.
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As for Bloomberg, who has been rising in the polls thanks to his unrestrained personal expenditures, a recent report in Recode highlighted his campaign's aggressive overtures toward Silicon Valley.
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She will formulate her legislative approach in much the way the President Obama did, with an eye toward "sensible compromise" with overtures to trade progressive initiatives for conservative goals.
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The Italian company, which was founded 86 years by Francesco Illy, has rebuffed overtures from bigger rivals looking to buy the brand, its Chairman Andrea Illy said last year.
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And yes, there are superficial similarities, with all the people getting dusted and the overtures toward bidding farewell to Oliver Queen and Arrow, the show that started it all.
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So with all his big campaign pledges in limbo following last week's Obamacare fiasco, he reportedly is contemplating overtures to a party that actually wants to govern: the Democrats.
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The effort came a day after Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and Wray made similar overtures to Kelly to delay a House Intelligence Commitee vote on releasing the memo.
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It is unclear if Biegun had any behind-the-scenes contact with North Korean officials, but his overtures and calls for new talks were not publicly answered by Pyongyang.
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But many in those areas have, sometimes for generations, rejected overtures from the Conservatives, and the worker was clear she felt the spoof website was a step too far.
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He claimed Obama sought his own meeting with Kim Jong Un, the dictator with whom Trump has developed a friendship (Obama's aides deny there were any overtures to Kim).
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Russian leaders may say sanctions do not affect them but their overtures to the Trump campaign and administration betray the mendacity of those claims, as do domestic Russian reports.
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The advisory panel system has been sidelined and there have been no overtures for public consultation since the two-day public testimony prior to the initiation of NAFTA negotiations.
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Jason Hsu, a Taiwanese legislator who belongs to the Kuomintang, said Taiwanese voters were not likely to be directly influenced by Chinese overtures but were concerned about economic prosperity.
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And while Mr. Sanders has made private overtures toward centrists, his harpoons toward "corporate Democrats" and the scorched-earth tactics of his supporters have continued to unnerve Democratic leaders.
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Ford withdrew his overtures for the vice presidency, and Reagan named the former C.I.A. director George H. W. Bush as his running mate on what became the winning ticket.
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He directed a well-received production of the duo's "Pacific Overtures" at Classic Stage in 2017 and, in 2008, a production of their "Road Show" at the Public Theater.
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They made other desperate overtures as well — including exclusive Amazon-only executive lounges at local airports, a personal appeal from William Shatner himself, and relocation reimbursements for every migrating employee.
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Despite the open antagonism between Washington and Tehran, Pompeo nevertheless repeated that the White House would be happy to receive overtures from Iran to sort out some of their differences.
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Mr. Doyle's first season as artistic director of Classic Stage will also include a revival of "Pacific Overtures," with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by John Weidman.
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SoftBank's overtures reflect heightened interest among investors in technology companies in Mexico, the second biggest Latin American economy, whose startup scene has lagged behind countries such as Brazil and Argentina.
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Renner claims in new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Sonni Pacheco went off the rails in 2015 when Jeremy made it clear ... he rebuked her overtures to resume their marriage.
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The women complained, among other things, about lewd comments and phone calls, verbal abuse, and sexual overtures that led women to believe they would risk their careers by refusing him.
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If that's the case, North Korea's overtures toward the US have been low risk — North Korea doesn't have to give up much and manages to allow Trump to save face.
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The recent populist overtures from Christian Lindner of the pro-business Free Democrats (he recently said all refugees must be sent back) owe more than a little to the party.
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Internal deliberations about staffing come a day after Trump made overtures to warring Republican circles by appointing Bannon and RNC Chairman Reince Priebus as his White House chief of staff.
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Trump's aides have been wary of North Korea's diplomatic overtures because of its history of reneging on international commitments and the failure of efforts on disarmament by previous U.S. administrations.
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Iran is also rankled by al-Sadr&aposs recent overtures to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which are locked in proxy wars with Tehran in Syria and Yemen.
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News of the Saudi overtures has also provoked an outcry on South African social media, but a senior ANC source said the government would not be rushed into a decision.
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Shortly after his overtures to President Donald Trump failed in America, he soon pivoted toward francophone African countries for increased economic and investment opportunities that might benefit France's stagnant industries.
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So he begins a flirtation with Edwina, a prim schoolmarm type whose aspirations and hunger for more from life are hinted at in the way she responds to his overtures.
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Delury said it wasn't unusual for the US to hold drills in the wake of a missile launch, and any diplomatic overtures to North Korea could take weeks or months.
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So was Papadopoulos — known for embellishing details of his resume in the past — making legitimate overtures or just a young staffer trying to impress his bosses with foreign policy connections?
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Algerians, who have been demonstrating for more than three weeks, have rejected overtures by Bouteflika, who has reversed a decision to stand for another term after 20 years in power.
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O, a U.S. developer of treatments for high blood potassium, is exploring a sale following overtures from a number of potential buyers, according to several people familiar with the matter.
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In the run-up to the referendum Germany swiftly rebuffed overtures from France to advance euro-zone integration, including proposals like a finance minister and a pooling of common debt.
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If the department somehow waves this through, you would have to see Softbank's overtures to Trump, and the highlighting of America keeping the lead in 5G, as the contributing factor.
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From Morocco to Egypt, Moscow has been expanding influence through arms and energy deals, tourism promotion, and diplomatic overtures to warm relations and slowly dislodge U.S. influence in North Africa.
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"Sowing dissent"They also appear to have driven a wedge between the Pentagon and Amazon, for instance, by exposing that Amazon had failed to report its overtures to Mr. Ubhi.
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Some analysts say the furor is a sign of frustration over the Indian government's inability to stop militant attacks carried out by Pakistan-based groups, despite overtures to make peace.
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But VW chief Matthias Mueller was quick to rebuff the overtures, saying his company had enough on its plate already as it battles to recover from a diesel emissions scandal.
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Although another campaign chairman would likely recognize the danger, and possible betrayal, of American interests in these Russian overtures and report them to authorities, it appears that Manafort did not.
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Their sins may not be equivalent, despite the flirty overtures between Wendy and the headhunter, but they're bad enough for each not to want the other to know the truth.
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Worries over trade rhetoric, which ramped up after China unveiled plans for additional tariffs on 106 U.S. products, waned after overtures were made regarding potential negotiation between the two countries.
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But even Republican senators in states that have yet to vote and should favor Mr. Cruz — such as Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska — have not received overtures, according to aides.
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The official eschewed the state department, a more usual route for such diplomatic overtures, because he assessed America's top diplomat at the time, Rex Tillerson, was not an effective route.
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Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki raised hopes of a breakthrough in one of Africa's most intractable conflicts on Wednesday by describing recent peace overtures from arch-enemy Ethiopia as "positive signals".
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"Succumbing to overtures from national Democrats like Chuck Schumer and Barack Obama, Steve Bullock is giving a foolish Senate run another look," said National Republican Senatorial Committee spokesperson Nathan Brand.
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By staying in the race, Mr. Sanders can prepare them for his exit and give Mr. Biden — not yet the presumptive nominee but inching closer — a chance to make overtures.
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But North Korea snubbed his overtures, including an offer to hold inter-Korean military talks about ceasing hostile activities along the border, as it tested missiles at an unprecedented pace.
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The defense also claimed that because Constand said Cosby had previously made sexual overtures toward her, she was aware of his interest when she went to his house that night.
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But Mr. Kim, whose country is suffering under crippling economic sanctions, has recently begun stepping up diplomatic overtures, sending a letter to Mr. Trump and inviting Mr. Xi to Pyongyang.
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Cliff Albright, a co-founder of Black Voters Matter Fund, said that despite recent overtures from Ms. Harris's presidential campaign, she still has a "credibility gap" with the progressive community.
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Soon, however, Olive finds herself making more and more compromises to appease homesick Willow, who shuns the friendly overtures of other campers and prefers to settle under Olive's comfortable shadow.
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There, Carl left a covert apology after his father popped off a pair of warning shots, and he takes this hour to make more forward overtures to the potential ally.
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Many of those voters have little patience for Mr. Biden's overtures toward Republicans, and are clamoring for the sweeping progressive change offered up by a host of Mr. Biden's competitors.
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A senior analyst at the Sejong Institute in South Korea, Cheong Seong-chang, agreed that Mr. Kim's latest overtures were aimed at easing its isolation and the impact of sanctions.
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The catch: The Syrian Democratic Forces sees Turkey and Turkish-backed Syrian rebels as existential threats and in the past year has made overtures to Russia and the Syrian government.
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She said that Judge Thomas made repeated overtures to her, which she rebuffed, while she was working for him in the Education Department and at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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His recent pushes include the hiring of attorney Joe diGenova and overtures made to other lawyers like former Solicitor General Ted Olson, who declined to take a job this week.
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Viewed one way, "Pacific Overtures" is a chronicle, stuffed with real names and documentary evidence, of the arrival of American warships at Uraga in July 1853, and what came after.
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At the same time, the transition team has also made unofficial overtures to some of the people who signed the two letters — one in March and the second in August.
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Pyongyang suddenly became receptive to Trump's lavish overtures that promised a secure and economically beneficial future if it would agree to the end of its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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Polish media have reported that the PiS, which also holds 48 seats in the upper house, has made overtures to opposition senators in an attempt to establish a working majority.
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Many candidates made repeated overtures to black democrats, particularly Mayor Pete Buttigieg and former Vice President Joe Biden pointed to their records and their aspirations to help voters of color.
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Trump, who has at times made overtures to supporters of Sanders, Clinton's primary rival, referenced a recent dump that captured Clinton operatives discussing opposition research about Sanders during the primary.
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And the proposal makes overtures to law enforcement as well: "Black mothers and fathers should feel confident that their children are safe walking the streets of America," the proposal reads.
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Given the timing, tone and especially the fawning overtures toward India, Pakistanis read President Trump's speech as the newest episode of abandonment from the nation's longest but most fickle ally.
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"Markets are waiting for a Turkish response to the Foreign Exchange crisis, and hoping for more credible monetary policy as well as diplomatic overtures," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
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Nicholas Burns, a former U.S. ambassador to NATO and longtime diplomat who is now a professor at the Harvard Kennedy School, said he was concerned by Macron's overtures toward Russia.
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In Europe, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany appears increasingly receptive to overtures from the new French president, Emmanuel Macron, for coordinated economic policies aimed at accelerating the integration of Europe.
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Tyson wrote in his Facebook post that he did invite Watson over and show her a handshake but that he intended both as friendly gestures, not sexual or romantic overtures.
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Ms. Alarcón, 30, said her fellow Democrats have been slow to react to Republican overtures not only to Venezuelans but also to other Democratic-leaning Latinos who fled authoritarian governments.
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Earlier this week, Tsipras said he was willing to hold talks with the farmers on possibly amending the pension reform bill to lessen the pain, but they rebuffed his overtures.
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Other sources told CNN that Butina was quick to use flirtatious behavior like footsie to get the attention of men at political events, raising suspicion with her heavy-handed overtures.
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Copying Snapchat wasn't just about kneecapping Snapchat, still seen by many as Facebook's greatest threat — and one that had rejected its overtures, even with billions of dollars attached to them.
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Every African country is represented at the business forum apart from eSwatini, self-ruled Taiwan's last African ally that has so far rejected China's overtures to ditch Taipei and recognize Beijing.
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Obama has not engaged personally with Kim, but he has pushed for new diplomatic overtures to Iran and Cuba that produced a nuclear deal with Tehran and improved ties with Havana.
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"Our competitors' recent overtures, including a recent "Save our Sidewalks" campaign, come off as insincere given recent criminal complaints and settlements," Spin president and co-founder Euwyn Poon wrote on Medium.
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It is about that "emotional setting" Lindy West wrote of in the Times, quoting feminist activist Susan Brownmiller, in which women feel unable or not allowed to resist male sexual overtures.
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The fighting in Farah underlines the continuing strength of the Taliban movement, which controls or contests almost half of Afghanistan, and has so far rejected peace overtures from President Ashraf Ghani.
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Washington (CNN)Top national security officials from the current and incoming administrations mostly put aside partisan differences in favor of friendly overtures and symbolic handshakes at a think tank event Tuesday.
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Tsai has repeatedly emphasised maintaining the status quo with China, but Beijing has become angry at recent U.S. overtures towards Taiwan, which include encouraging senior U.S. officials to visit the island.
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All that and Amazon is said to have an appetite for Slack, the popular business chat startup, and has made overtures concerning Whole Foods, for which it has bid $13.7 billion.
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"We're far from the ambition we were hoping for, so we're going to keep fighting, but there's also no question for me that some overtures were made," the CFDT's Berger said.
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South Korea and Japan clashed at the World Trade Organization (WTO) earlier this week and Seoul is stepping up diplomatic overtures to their mutual ally, the United States, to step in.
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Deputy District Attorney Alaleh Kianerci asked for six years, citing Turner's testimony that the woman appeared to consent to his overtures, despite evidence to the contrary, including his statements to police.
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Since U.S. President Donald Trump took office, China has made overtures toward boosting cooperation with the EU to guard against any protectionist "American First" policies under Trump, European diplomats have said.
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The overtures will follow July's ruling by an international tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands against most of China's claims to South China Sea islands that are also claimed by the Philippines.
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NYT's Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey: "Harvey Weinstein Paid Off Sexual Harassment Accusers for Decades" New Yorker's Ronan Farrow: "From Aggressive Overtures to Sexual Assault: Harvey Weinstein's Accusers Tell Their Stories"
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Caprotti, who comes from a long line of Italian businessmen and often airs his views in the media, has rebuffed overtures from international supermarket chains in recent years, another source said.
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She said he asked her several intimate questions during the dinner and "made romantic overtures," asking her age so that, she says, he could avoid dating anyone younger than his daughter.
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And in the wake of recent overtures to investigate the impact of foreign-made steel on the U.S. economy, you can be sure domestic steelmakers will be given preferential treatment here.
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On the day of the Queen's Speech Iain Duncan Smith, a Eurosceptic who in March resigned as welfare secretary, toured the television studios calling Mr Cameron's one-nation overtures a sham.
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Chartier's Belle Dame, unlike other medieval heroines, rejects the overtures of her knightly suitor, protesting: "Je suis france et france vueil estre" (I am free and free I want to be).
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Mongolia, a former Communist country, has volunteered to play a part in Trump's diplomatic overtures to Pyongyang, offering to host Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for a summit.
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He is the son of David Sparsholt, and when we first meet him he is on holiday with his parents and a French boy who no longer returns his romantic overtures.
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In a picture of her and the two girls that must have been taken around 1920, her characteristic rebuff of the camera's overtures is underscored by the girls' openness to them.
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Yes, the Countess Olivia (a gravely dignified Nanya-Akuki Goodrich) maintains her traditional mourning and resistance to the overtures of love from the Duke Orsino (a gallant, man-bunned Jose Llana).
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Tsai has repeatedly emphasized maintaining the status quo with China, but Beijing has become angry at recent U.S. overtures toward Taiwan, which include encouraging senior U.S. officials to visit the island.
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Other than Romney and Sasse, no GOP Senators have forcefully condemned Trump's overtures to Ukraine or China, much less express any support for the impeachment proceedings in the Democrat-led House.
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Other than Romney and Sasse, no GOP Senators have forcefully condemned Trump's overtures to Ukraine or China, much less express support for the impeachment proceedings in the Democrat-led House. Sen.
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Kim Jong Un and North Korea have been reciprocating efforts by South Korea, matching overtures of their own, leading to agreements that add up to a pattern for more decisive actions.
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The resulting drought has brought an "unprecedented natural disaster", the isolated nation said, warning against crop damage that could savage its farm-reliant economy, battered by sanctions despite recent diplomatic overtures.
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Republican officials in Washington, who are expected to pass the bill and send it to the White House late Wednesday, have accused Democrats of shutting down any across-the-aisle overtures.
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I interpreted Zelensky&aposs answer to my question as a concession of the premise of my question—that he was receiving improper overtures from Giuliani to interfere in the 2020 election.
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Asked by the Democrats' counsel, Daniel Goldman, about why he believes that Trump's overtures to the Ukrainian government were not in the country's national interest, Volker criticized such conspiracy theories directly.
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U.S. overtures towards Taiwan, from unveiling a new de facto embassy to passing the Taiwan Travel Act, which encourages U.S. officials to visit, have further escalated tension between Beijing and Taipei.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Shares of Bunge Ltd scaled to a 22-month peak on Wednesday after merger overtures by Glencore Plc's agriculture unit whetted investors' appetite for consolidation in the commodities sector.
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But opponents of Mr. Netanyahu have spurned his previous overtures about such a rotation agreement on the grounds that they do not believe he would keep a promise to step aside.
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She said she was concerned that Kinmenese felt like "orphans" because of the distance from Taiwan's main island, and that they might be tempted by overtures from an increasingly powerful China.
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John W. Lewis, a political scientist whose unconventional peace overtures — engaging in Ping-Pong diplomacy with China and providing antibiotics to North Korea — helped lift the Bamboo Curtain, died on Sept.
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Kushner and Stephen Miller, senior policy adviser who has generally plays an outsized role on immigration but was not heavily involved in Kushner's overtures to Capitol Hill, also attended the meeting.
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In August, when Mr. Grassley and his wife celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary, Ms. Feinstein sent a white orchid — the kind of charm that typically accompanies her overtures to Republican senators.
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Ms. Warren in some ways has instincts that fall between those two approaches, pushing for "big, structural change" but also identifying as a capitalist and making overtures to Democratic Party leaders.
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If China senses that the America's increasingly isolated foreign policy orientation reduces its ability to expend resources deflating North Korea's aggressive military overtures, it may seek to exploit the perceived isolation.
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But the overtures offer another example of the complications of a businessman-turned-president making foreign policy decisions in places where he has had — or tried to have — significant financial interests.
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When their politicians from Berlin travel east they are told by party members to stop their friendly overtures toward the Greens, as it may turn even more voters to the AfD.
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"It would not be immodest or wrong to say that Serbia is China's main partner in Europe," Serbia's minister for construction, transportation and infrastructure, Zorana Mihajlovic, declared about Mr. Xi's overtures.
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Jon Kyl, the retired Arizona Republican senator, became the second person to wave off Trump's overtures last week, telling the White House he is not interested in the job. Ret. Gen.
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The UK government has said that it will prioritize trade negotiations this year with the European Union, but it has also made early overtures to countries such as Mozambique and Ghana.
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Earlier this year, North Korea said the US has until the end of the year to pitch a nuclear deal or the country will bail on recent overtures of renewed friendship.
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Trump's bipartisan overtures on infrastructure and foreign policy were met rapidly with reality: Republicans and Democrats are bitterly divided in Washington over everything from immigration to health care to budget negotiations.
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He also made overtures toward improved ties with the United States, saying the fact that Mr. Trump had spoken about nuclear weapons in the context of Russian relations was perfectly natural.
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Today, the real question lies in just how long the Trump administration will stay the course and enforce sanctions in the face of Pyongyang's crafty campaign of provocations and peace overtures.
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But last year, the Americans withdrew its support for such a meeting as Mr. Trump made diplomatic overtures to Mr. Kim, according to officials and diplomats, and no meeting was held.
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In theory, each nation is going to represent itself and its elected leaders, but Canadian overtures on worker protections and worker's rights holds value for all workers in all three nations.
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Bolton made it known in public and private that he vigorously opposed Trump's talks with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, as well as his overtures to Iran and the Taliban.
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" — which opens with the giddy, satirical "Welcome to the Renaissance" — said such numbers often operate the way overtures once did: "Now a welcome song is what sort of settles everybody in.
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Cracks in the emulsion can be seen in high violet, ill-advised cleaning overtures are visible in swipes of ochre, and the droplets of moisture damage are ringed in cornflower blue.
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Despite such overtures, however, many gay Catholics are still waiting for progress after a two-year consultation of the church on family issues failed to chart concrete, new pastoral avenues for them.
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"Fundamentally these overtures are about sowing division and discord among the EU states in order to undermine the sanctions regime and, over the longer term, the EU as a whole," McDowell added.
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Rejecting overtures to join the Clinton administration after 22010 as attorney general and a possible Supreme Court nomination, Judge Kaye served until 22008, when she reached the mandatory retirement age of 21958.
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As in past New Year's speeches, the young leader called for raising the living standards of his impoverished people, and he directed both threats and overtures of peace toward his country's adversaries.
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Clinton has already started to make overtures to Sanders' supporters -- pledging to support them even if they don't support her -- and campaign aides have said those will continue in the coming weeks.
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John Doyle's direction isn't for people who like spectacle: He is the master of the stripped-down production, and his take on Sondheim's Pacific Overtures was one of his sparsest works yet.
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