He travels to individual homes and parties—celebrity parties, yacht parties, cannabis magazine parties—to cook up infused feasts.
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There were more boat parties, loft parties, and parties in Brooklyn.
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From Florida to Mexico, spring break festivities — pool parties, beach parties, hotel parties, party parties — have been canceled in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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There are costume parties, and 13st birthday parties, and just party-for-the-sake-of-partying parties.
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Each one siphons your data to third parties and third parties and third parties in infinite regress.
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Thus he does not design cakes for divorce parties, lewd bachelor parties, Halloween parties or same-sex weddings.
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POLITICAL PARTIES, COALITIONS AND FACTIONS Iran has 82 national political parties and 34 provincial parties, the interior ministry says.
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An orgy is one type of sex party that involves group sex, but there are other types of sex parties, such as swingers' parties, rainbow parties, or daisy chain parties, she says.
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And it isn't just for bachelorette parties — bachelor parties and Bach parties for everyone can also be facilitated on the app.
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Germany has a multi-party system made up of two large parties, three smaller parties and a number of minor parties.
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DJ Harvey: For me, the best parties are mixed parties.
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Summer 2016: Pool parties are out, Twitter Parties are in.
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How to Be Better at Parties Some people love parties!
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The parties were as dug in as parties are today.
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The day marks the unofficial beginning of summer and all of the magical memories that come with it: rooftop parties, beach house parties, outdoor festivals and after-parties, and low-key parties like cookouts.
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Kaitlyn: Listening parties are definitely a huge thing in Tumblr fan communities, like Harry Styles listening parties, and whatever, Justin Bieber listening parties.
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After successfully fundraising, the program expanded to throwing birthday parties for patients – and eventually Halloween parties, Super Bowl parties and other special events.
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Big, broad parties can do things other parties, however liberal, cannot.
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I missed dance parties and house parties and casual get-togethers.
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Cheryl was a part of our family's parties, our kid's parties.
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She went to 10 parties and got drunk at 10 parties.
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While president, Jefferson didn't dare mix political parties at dinner parties.
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We are not two political parties, but deeply sub-divided parties.
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"The parties — all the parties — must accept their responsibilities," he wrote.
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A Communist Party website says the eight parties are "neither parties out of office nor opposition parties", and all of them support the Communists.
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Hosting Dinner Parties I love dinner, parties, and intimate group settings separately, so there shouldn't be much to hate about hosting dinner parties, right?
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Rooftop parties, backyard parties, solo dance parties — it doesn't matter the venue, as long as you have the perfect music to get things going.
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The Fourth of July means parties, and not just any type of parties, but beach parties full of loud music and even louder fireworks.
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Both parties have done it, and both parties have benefited from it.
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I never got birthday parties or graduation parties with both of them.
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"I like dinner parties more than I like cocktail parties," she says.
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THE PARTIES The two main parties do not have clear ideological differences.
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We have parties that control candidates rather than candidates that influence parties.
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The populist parties of the right today are, above all, cultural parties.
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And by multiple parties, I mean 50 parties, not one or two.
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Third parties, after all, are historically for people who not only dislike the two major parties, but don't believe the major parties will ever change.
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Viewing parties You will have to check around in a city near you for the myriad of private parties and public venues hosting viewing parties.
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We're happy for both parties, but honestly, we're also jealous of both parties.
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Parties once allied to the president have also peeled away, including minor parties.
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But while parties as organizations are weak, parties as ideas —partisanship — is strong.
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But the two parties in 1877 looked remarkably like the two parties today.
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It was during the Vagabond parties, the Shake parties [about five years ago].
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And just as there are Super Bowl parties, there are Swine Bowl parties.
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Preferably wild parties that I can think about, years later, at mild parties.
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The state parties were organizing politics around lines the national parties were erasing.
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Sarah Wassberg Johnson: It was being served at tea parties and card parties.
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It's incumbent parties, not minority parties, that grow more fractious before midterm elections.
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Additionally, more candidates and parties mean more candidates and parties working to engage voters.
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The Brexit referendum weakened the parties; the parties, for their part, have weakened Parliament.
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Congresses under both parties have been spinning off powers to presidents of both parties.
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British political parties have always contained pressure groups that try to influence their parties.
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Either they went to these parties or they felt shut out by these parties.
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Others take place at children's birthday parties, at cocktail parties, on family road trips.
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They throw birthday parties, engagement parties, wedding showers, and baby showers for each other.
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I was always going to techno parties and Goa parties in the Black Forest.
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And losing parties keep winning parties accountable by threatening to take away their supporters.
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"Ninety percent of our audience is straight: bachelorette parties, anniversaries, divorce parties," he said.
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The rise of upstart and nontraditional parties is threatening established, centrist parties across Europe.
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We need healthy parties, and we need competitive parties in the State of California.
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Pedro Almodóvar is fun at parties, but parties aren't always fun for Pedro Almodóvar.
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Iran has 82 national political parties and 34 provincial parties, the interior ministry says.
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I've been to lots of parties, and given lots of parties, in my day.
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I love the idea of listening parties, but actual listening parties are usually dreadful.
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Parties serve vital functions in our government and politics, and the lack of competition between parties, in part due to antagonistic perceptions between partisans, disrupts parties' ability to function.
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The cooperation that the major parties have to pursue with smaller parties has become more and more of an issue that the two parties actually use against each other.
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The losses for the major parties in Bavaria meant that smaller parties made big gains.
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It's closed particularly in Europe, as many parties move toward the center, becoming catchall parties.
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It's dying because both parties in Washington, quite frankly, both parties have let us down.
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Candidates run for multiple parties' nominations and the parties are allowed to cross-endorse candidates.
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Support for old political parties has withered, while populist, anti-EU parties are gaining ground.
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This means no dinner parties, no play dates, no birthday parties with a few friends.
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While the Conservative and Labour parties are Britain's largest, several smaller parties are running candidates.
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Liberman needs to sit in a government with the Arab parties or ultra-Orthodox parties.
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We need more than two parties — we need third and fourth parties, like the French!
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This means that while it is easier in Europe than the United States to create reasonably successful secondary parties with extreme anti-immigrant, ethno-nationalist views — parties hostile to liberal values — at the same time such parties tend to remain subordinate to major parties.
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But the parties we normally talk about, the parties that get into the 22015 percent vote level, those parties tend to stay far away from fascism and open anti-Semitism.
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But the political picture across Europe is murkier, with new parties on the left and right advancing, while the mainstream parties, including the Conservative and Labour parties in Britain, shrank.
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The thing is, try to find the house parties, the club parties will rob you blind.
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When the ideological distinctions between parties become blurred, voters are more likely to reject parties altogether.
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"The emergence of these nontraditional parties, the anti-establishment parties, adds to uncertainty," El-Erian said.
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Hegelich does not rule out third parties using them to try to discredit parties or politicians.
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At best, third parties serve as prods to force the major parties to adjust their agenda.
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Think of the way small Israeli religious parties extract concessions from the much larger Israeli parties.
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The rules also outline loan concentration restrictions to major shareholders, actual controlling parties, and related parties.
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At their best, minor parties have invigorated the major parties with new ideas, quietly co-opted.
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Some opposition parties have decided to boycott Thursday's election, while Islamist parties have united in alliances.
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Even if data given to third parties is secure, concerns remain about the third parties themselves.
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So while the main parties are important, the alliances with other minor parties could prove decisive.
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The 14 parties contesting next year's polls include the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), which leads the ruling coalition, several other secular parties as well as rising Islamic-oriented parties.
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No country knows how to fund political parties anymore because people don't adhere to parties, and that's because the cleavages between the parties no longer match the cleavages that are in society.
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There are four parties per chapter, and two parties per season with 106 recipes and 260 photographs.
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The FIS remains outlawed but other Islamist parties are legal, along with secular and left-wing parties.
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In September 2014, the parties entered into a settlement agreement that resolved all claims among the parties.
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"It's 'deal' and exploded parties, or 'no deal' and parties just about intact," says one Labour peer.
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Breakaway groups and parties-within-parties are forming on both sides of the Commons, and across it.
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In the Philippines, "most kids have Jollibee birthday parties; we don't have McDonald's birthday parties," she says.
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Walmart has two nationwide parties coming up, a food-centered event called "Parties That Rock" on Dec.
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The case can now "only be viewed by the parties or the parties' attorneys," the clerk said.
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Accepting opposition parties as legitimate One of the great innovations in American democracy is mass political parties.
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Parties in forward motion tend to keep going forward; parties in reverse tend to stay in reverse.
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Europe's Green parties have been around for a long time, but typically are overshadowed by mainstream parties.
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Most partisans feel somewhat well-represented by their parties and very poorly represented by the opposing parties.
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Does democracy require parties, and if so, what are the consequences of weaker parties on democratic governance?
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Some of the parties I promoted years ago would incorporate aspects of the Loft parties, like flowers.
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The company stresses that it doesn't share the data about its users' brushing parties with third-parties.
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Then toward the middle of December, that's when I start getting into more corporate parties, private parties.
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I do food consultancy, food installations, and catering for parties—a lot of VIP and erotic parties.
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If parties don't pass that threshold — and many smaller parties do not — their votes won't be counted.
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And as mainstream parties decline, and politics fractures among newer and smaller parties, those institutions become weaker.
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But many of those centrist parties, like the British and Dutch Labour Parties, are in near collapse.
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" She added: "Parties to the conflict — all parties — are obliged to do everything possible to protect civilians.
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Major parties will have time to adjust, and if not, minor parties will have time to mature.
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The parties' divergent support of women candidates can be explained by distinct cultures within the two parties.
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"Otherwise, business entities with state contracts must limit their contributions to $300 or less only to gubernatorial candidates, county parties, state parties, municipal parties and legislative leadership PACs," he said in a statement.
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Mainstream parties used to diverting blame to Brussels find themselves challenged by radical parties desiring to escape it.
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Of likely voters in both parties, 70 percent predict that they will get the nominations of their parties.
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As the two major parties, which are both nursing open fissures over Brexit, lost support, smaller parties gained.
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In primaries held in August, a guide to parties' popularity, Cambiemos soundly beat parties allied to Ms Fernández.
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The economics of unscale predict that many startup parties will challenge the big parties and steal their members.
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I was going to do things at parties here that I might talk about at parties later, elsewhere.
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However, voter frustration with the major parties remains and other right-wing parties are scrambling to step in.
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From New Year's Eve basement parties to intervention-themed basement parties, Timbaland has always been there for us.
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Shortly after my partner proposed to me last year, we began planning our engagement parties — yes, parties plural.
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Last week, she blamed opposition parties for the recent killings, saying the parties aim to destabilize the country.
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Four other parties or coalitions of parties also appeared to win enough votes to gain seats in Parliament.
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A survey of our chaotic past suggests that third parties have done considerable damage to the major parties.
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Green parties in Germany and France performed as well as or better than more traditional establishment political parties.
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These include enhancing the recovery available and requiring that losing parties pay the fees of the winning parties.
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"The Republican and Democratic parties were much more heterogeneous than the parties we have today," Mr. Darman added.
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The first populist parties, such as the National Front and the Freedom Party, had been petit-bourgeoisie parties.
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Thanks to the reaction to immigration and neoliberalism, what had been petit-bourgeois parties had become workers' parties.
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MADRID — Across much of Europe, Socialist and Social Democratic parties have suffered the fate of many traditional parties.
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Not only has it widened the gap between parties, it has also created fissures in the parties themselves.
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Following Thursday's vote, and for the first time ever, nationalist parties now hold more seats than unionist parties.
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I see Charles at Thanksgiving and at our children's birthday parties and now at our grandchildren's birthday parties.
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Or parties within Netanyahu's religious, right-wing bloc need to abandon him and sit with center-left parties.
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Even if Ms. Le Pen loses, establishment parties have fractured and center-right parties have grown more populist.
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But the Democratic and Republican Parties of today are not like the Democratic and Republican Parties of yesteryear.
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Both parties would need at least one of Ireland's smaller parties to join them to reach a majority.
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When parties are strong, pragmatists tend to be nominated; when parties are weak, purists tend to be nominated.
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Large parties never recovered, and single-issue small parties learned to exploit their power and extort the system.
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Immigration, though, perhaps best encapsulates the political parties' willingness to ignore majority opinions, even inside their own parties.
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As the equities of other parties are affected, the discussion has to be enlarged to encompass those parties.
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That suggests that populist parties are taking advantage of a much broader loss of faith in mainstream parties.
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They'll both be governed by their parties, and the parties come first, like the lobbyists who fund them.
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Daniel Ziblatt's history of conservative parties in Europe found that strong parties — those with salaried professionals and widespread local associations — were able to contain reactionary forces, while weak parties were instead susceptible to them.
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Kerry knows, as every student of history knows, that in a negotiation for peace under difficult circumstances, all parties to the negotiation make concessions to other parties, and must receive concessions from other parties.
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They pointed out that more progressive, pro-Europe parties – especially Liberals (in European terms, pro-market parties) and Greens also made impressive gains, offsetting eroding voter support for traditional conservative and social democratic parties.
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Political scientists have long recognized that systems like ours and the U.K.'s tend to produce two large parties with occasional 3rd and 4th parties, while systems like Israel's tend to produce many parties.
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It would include the two religious parties, Shas and the UTJ, which represent the ultra-Orthodox communities, as well as three smaller right-wing parties, Kulanu, Yisrael Beiteinu, and the Union of Right Wing Parties.
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It's the same two parties that are in government, we are cooperating with the same two parties in parliament.
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A two-party system can work when both parties are moderate, centrist parties that appeal to the entire country.
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I've had dinner parties for six people and I've had dinner parties for twenty-five people at my house.
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In my personal experience, I've found that parties with photo booths are more fun than parties without photo booths.
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It also helps that the two parties have run the state since 1967, to the exclusion of national parties.
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Parties need donors, and traditionally that has led to parties aligning with specific industries and segments of the economy.
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Pro-Thaksin parties are unlikely to win an outright majority though, meaning smaller parties could play a pivotal role.
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Where centrist parties have stopped championing the welfare state, populist parties are picking up the slack—and the votes.
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Most of the communities who go to these kinds of parties call them "play parties" more than anything else.
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One of the machines also malfunctioned during a presentation to two opposition parties last month, the parties' leaders said.
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All parties involved stand to benefit from burrito drones All parties involved stand to gain something from the project.
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Even together, the two parties will need to find support among several regional parties to get over the line.
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Conveniently for both the Republican and Democratic parties, that would effectively destroy third parties, like the Working Families Party.
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Yet, in a two-party system, both parties have to be big-tent parties spanning a vast ideological spectrum.
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His party, together with a group of liberal parties, can create a sustainable working majority of pro-European parties.
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"Many political parties will register - 16 parties have collected forms to fill in," NEC spokesman Dim Sovannarom told Reuters.
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They played cards and mah-jongg and shuffleboard on big concrete courts and danced at parties, lots of parties.
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Parties loyal to Thaksin, a former telecommunications tycoon, have defeated pro-establishment parties to win every election since 2001.
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Although party raiding does not significantly impact the Republican and Democratic parties, some argue that in states like New York, closed primaries are intended to help protect smaller parties like the Green and Working Families parties.
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Such possibilities do more than anything to normalise parties like SD. Austria, Bulgaria, Denmark, Finland, Latvia, the Netherlands and Norway have all now seen mainstream parties govern with the formal or informal support of populist parties.
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The four centre-right parties, including the Liberal and Christian Democratic parties secured 88 of the 103 seats in parliament.
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Parties were moderate because after the New Deal, they really were national parties, but with different identities in different regions.
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Parties including the Taliban-linked Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam parties have in recent years held rallies to denounce the holiday.
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A lot of that is going to come from how the parties recruit and how the parties conduct their campaigns.
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Sometimes multiple parties are part of the same business process, which is owned by no one party but all parties.
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Entrant agrees that Released Parties (as defined below) are not responsible for any unauthorized use of Entries by third parties.
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We did lunch dances at high schools, we did smaller parties to promote bigger parties, and we passed out flyers.
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In the United States, the founders were wary of parties but were unsuccessful in keeping parties out of national politics.
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The erosion of local parties, civic associations, and trade unions makes it harder for parties to maintain connections to voters.
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One lists parties that have put in place measures to protect children and the other includes parties that have not.
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An examination of the Republican and Democratic parties' election campaign platforms, however, suggests that the parties are pretty far apart.
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Our parties weren't quite that druggy, they probably were that boozy and there were crazy dance parties on Thursday nights.
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No, I'm in bed by nine, I'm surprised people in tech are going to parties, nevermind that they're sex parties.
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If the two most pro-Brexit parties can enter a form of electoral alliance, why can't the anti-Brexit parties?
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Both parties have something significant to lose, which means both parties have an incentive to oppose changing the status quo.
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None of the parties gained more than one-fifth of the seats, which means that a majority requires several parties.
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That is, that in more competitive states, parties should be more moderate, because parties are fighting over the median voter.
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Opposition parties attacked the government over its sudden retreat, but there are no signs the ruling parties are losing popularity.
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Julian Zelizer: The divide between parties has never been clearer The contrast between parties was apparent right off the bat.
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While nationalist parties in Hungary, Italy and Poland made gains, some 75 percent of voters backed parties that support Europe.
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Critics of our polarized conditions who have blamed both parties equally don't understand that the parties are fundamentally different creatures.
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The simple fact is that parties, especially American parties, are not unitary actors, even in an era of considerable polarization.
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After all, in many new democracies, the old authoritarian ruling parties (or parties formed by former authoritarians) remain prominent actors.
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While all parties involved do not necessarily agree on the outcome, all parties agree that the issue was handled properly.
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This system renders third parties as spoilers and directs almost all political ambition into one of the two leading parties.
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Moreover, governing parties rarely win by-elections over opposition parties; before Copeland, the last time this happened was in 1982.
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Those parties have taken over seats long held by the two traditional parties, Mr. Rajoy's conservative Popular Party and the Socialists, but not enough of them to leapfrog above the older parties and present a viable alternative.
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The forces that have fueled the widening gap between the two political parties are now fueling fights within the two political parties, fights that will lead to new coalitions in American politics, eventually realigning the two parties.
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But after days and nights of art on top of art on top of parties on top of more art and more parties, he sometimes needs a break — even if he does not hit most of the parties.
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"We've witnessed state parties being starved of resources, and we see Ellison as understanding where state parties come from," Kleeb says.
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We would get drunk together, we would have fun together, we would party—we would go to parties, these Hollywood parties.
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"I still remember the sleepover parties and rollerblading parties that my parents threw for me when I was little," she says.
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Plus, with all the parties and after-parties, you can keep those good times going long after the show floor closes.
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Organizationally, state parties are now little more than clearinghouses for voter rolls and pass-through vehicles for national parties' fundraising efforts.
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The two parties currently in power as a coalition, the Liberal and National parties, are more closely aligned with America's GOP.
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The three parties say they are holding talks with one other and other smaller parties but details have been kept secret.
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If this was meant to be a hotline between two parties, it's hard to say how those other parties fit in.
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Luke can be booked for weddings, birthday parties, street festivals, corporate functions, and graduation parties, according to his Gig Masters page.
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And when I did go out, none of the parties featured the coordinated, elaborate grand scale of these movie college parties.
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Finally, what better way to unwind than by attending the many parties and after-parties that take place throughout the show?
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The big-box retailer plans to hold more than 21,27 parties (yes, parties) at its stores over the next two months.
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The defection of working-class voters to anti-immigration parties is, similarly, a huge practical problem for European center-left parties.
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Under such a politics, political leaders of both parties can trade roads and bridges over whisky cocktails at after-hours parties.
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"The problem is not the existence of political parties, per se, or that there are two major parties," Ms. Gehl said.
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The two parties today are actually two separate parties, with little overlap, in large part due to the nationalization of politics.
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Counsels for and members of both parties have questioned witnesses and both parties were given equal representation and time, he wrote.
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But a previous cease-fire that those parties reached in Astana, without full agreement from the Syrian parties, quickly fell apart.
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The center-left bloc of parties appears to have won 57 seats, to 55 for the right-wing and religious parties.
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" After all, he says, "cooperative environmental regimes can be sustained only if parties perceive that other parties are making appropriate sacrifices.
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They've now voted en masse for three different parties in the last three federal elections, and also elevated new parties provincially.
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In one victory for small parties, the commission did not eliminate so-called "fusion voting," which allows candidates to collect votes on multiple lines, including third parties, thus helping those parties meet the thresholds for staying on the ballot.
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Ban said the current options were: monitoring by local Syrian parties (government, unarmed opposition and civil society); physical monitoring by local parties with indirect or remote international support; direct physical monitoring by international parties; and direct physical U.N. monitoring.
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But I wasn't in it for the parties, I just wanted the encounters and the pictures that came from them the parties.
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Divisive elections on March 15 eroded the base of traditional parties, forcing the need to work out a deal between four parties.
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All these proposals would strengthen the bigger parties, and established politicians, at the expense of proliferating small rent-a-parties and newcomers.
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Why can&apost all parties vote for the person in both parties they think should be allowed to run against each other.
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The events will continue on deep into September with a dozen Cityfox parties slated, as well as independent parties utilizing the space.
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When I started they were mainly from squat parties, but now nobody has squat parties because it's kind of died in London.
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However, we expect anyone acting on behalf of the parties to be professional and respectful to the parties and/or witnesses involved.
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The right wing and religious parties in the Likud-led coalition won more seats than the left, centrist and Arab parties combined.
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The bloc that most wants to kick out the parties: LGBTQ adults under 533, of whom 35% support discriminating against bridal parties.
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Starting new parties is not easy: proto-parties have to collect 23,000 signatures, and a government commission wants to raise that number.
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The difference between the two parties is stark, but at the same time it is largely indicative of the parties' voter bases.
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"The parties shall agree to a joint press release to be mutually agreed upon by the parties," the memorandum of understanding says.
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Sheri Berman's history of social democratic parties shows how these parties have pivoted away from the organizational forms that once defined them.
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His message, which echoes that of populist parties across Europe, appeals to Czechs disillusioned with the murky backroom dealings of traditional parties.
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They love goblets of white wine, dinner parties for the sake of dinner parties, and mocking each other in talking head interviews.
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Populist parties like the Sweden Democrats linked governments' handling of migration to their established claim that elite parties are incompetent or treacherous.
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A vote threshold for parties to enter congress and penalties for politicians who switch parties would make the political class more accountable.
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Discontent appears to be driving voters to the fringes, with smaller parties gaining support at the expense of the two major parties.
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The smaller parties are predicted to gain seats, but their platforms are so diverse that the major parties cannot easily absorb them.
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The protests are being led by one of the country's main conservative religious parties, with the support of the two main parties.
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This year, however, Green parties in Germany, Ireland and France saw big increases in their vote, on par with traditional parties' results.
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When campaigning begins, advertising by third parties is limited, so political parties ramp up their own ads, financed primarily by the government.
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Parties with bouncy castles are parties kids want to attend, but those air-filled playhouses have an unfortunate habit of taking flight.
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On Sunday, two sister parties will sit down to agree a common program ahead of coalition talks with the other two parties.
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It would make it easier for different wings in both parties to send members to Congress, creating more diversity within the parties.
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"Based on my meetings with both parties, the evidence that I've seen, the parties are very close to reaching an agreement," Gov.
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Amid a global outcry of fraud, several opposition parties withdrew from the municipal elections — and the government responded by invalidating those parties.
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" He added, "We will work with the parties in the weeks ahead to ensure that the parties honor and memorialize these commitments.
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But opposition parties have questioned the results, saying that rules were changed after the vote to give an advantage to smaller parties.
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GALANES Last question: First lady is a job that comes with recriminations: She gave too many parties, she didn't give enough parties.
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There are ways to do this, from fusion parties, in which multiple parties endorse the same candidate, to an outright parliamentary system.
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In New Zealand's parliamentary system, smaller parties typically build coalitions with one of the two largest parties so they can pass legislation.
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Parties are usually too cash-strapped to campaign again, and losing parties are often too distracted by their own internal nomination fights.
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He then accused his main rivals in predominantly Jewish parties of joining forces with the predominantly Arab parties to "bury" the bill.
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Neither has enough support from other parties to build a viable coalition on its own without defections from parties across the lines.
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Over-the-top gender-reveal antics, restaurant birthday parties with personalized menus, and apartment parties with custom cocktails: We're looking at you.
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Supporters of left-leaning parties agree immigrants "strengthen" Canada, while supporters of right-leaning parties call them a "burden" on the country.
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Other smaller parties definitely have the power to take votes away from the two major parties, which could immensely influence the election.
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You'll also be able to hire the museum as a venue for things like hen parties, first period parties, or even conferences.
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The ads with which the parties' respective nominees sealed the deal really illustrate the difference between the two parties in profound ways.
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We know being a celebrity comes with its perks – private plane travel, free swag, and parties (not to mention after parties and after-after parties) — many of which look like something out of a modern adaptation of The Great Gatsby.
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"Achieving denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and safeguarding the peninsula's peace and stability accords with all parties' mutual interests, is the responsibility of all parties, and requires all parties to put forth efforts," ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a news briefing.
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" WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Supreme Court justices know a little something about parties: the parties they went to where people had marijuana, the parties they heard about from their kids, and a wild house party hosted by a woman named "Peaches.
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"Achieving denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula and safeguarding the peninsula's peace and stability accords with all parties' mutual interests, is the responsibility of all parties, and requires all parties to put forth efforts," ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a news briefing.
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There are already signs that they are forcing centrist parties, especially center-right parties, to tack against immigration and the European project, which means far-right parties stand a chance of getting much of what they want even without controlling governments.
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Right-wing parties talk tough about terrorists and liberal jurists; left-wing parties vie to sound like the most authentic peace-loving progressives; and centrists try to show that the parties to the left and right of them are unreasonable.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition now includes all the right-wing parties and excludes the left-wing parties, which some politicians find problematic.
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So many voters feel alienated these days not because the parties have become more polarized but because the parties have become so homogenous.
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Any plastic that goes on this so-called Annex 2 could not be traded between parties and non-parties to the Basel treaty.
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That probably reflects the fact that while the parties drifted apart, America continued to elect presidents who were more centrist than their parties.
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We will work with the parties in the weeks ahead to ensure that the parties honor and memorialize these commitments prior to closing.
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Under the pressure of decline, many of Europe's social democratic parties have slipped into leadership brawls and harsh battles over their parties' course.
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However, as partisanship grows, committed members of political parties seem increasingly inclined to change their attitudes to match those of their parties' leaders.
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By working to increase political apathy and undermining trust in established institutions, far-right parties strengthen themselves at the expense of mainstream parties.
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American parties have always been institutionally weak by comparative standards, because the two-party system forces parties to be large big-tent coalitions.
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Even though existing parties are not allowed to do any campaigning or organising, several new, pro-junta parties are being allowed to form.
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Bensalah invited civil society and political parties on Monday to discuss the transition to elections but several parties and activists did not participate.
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In 2006, the two parties signed a memorandum of understanding, the first such alliance between major Shia and Christian parties in Lebanon's history.
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PARTIES DIVIDED May and Corbyn began meeting at 1330 GMT, though it was not clear how they could both satisfy their own parties.
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Tuurnt is based on the concept of rent parties, parties folks used to hold to pay rent at the end of the month.
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The mud-fight in Veracruz shows why some voters are disenchanted with mainstream parties, but also why those parties continue to win elections.
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There's all the themed events, but then there's all the after-parties, the unofficial after-after-parties, then just a ton of music.
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And, as a bonus, you'll get to attend all the parties and after-parties to keep the networking going long into the night.
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At the plaza, I ask AltspaceVR CEO Eric Romo if the debate parties will have separate spaces for supporters of different political parties.
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It has drawn strong criticism from opposition parties and political experts who view it as an attempt to disadvantage challengers from new parties.
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Clearly, populist parties on the far left and far right are not simply protest parties that will vanish in the next electoral cycle.
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The one thing the parties seem to agree on is public spending, with all parties agreeing that infrastructure spending needs to be increased.
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Guven said that based on unofficial results, five parties passed the threshold of 10 percent of votes required for parties to enter parliament.
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It applies specifically to those parties involved in 22019/11, and it seeks to keep those specific parties from doing the same again.
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That mood, notes pollster Pete Brodnitz, gives insurgent parties a presumptive edge over long-established parties of the center-left and center-right.
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There was the titillating opulence of Newport Beach's elite: garden parties and pool parties, and always, always someone making a scene (Jimmy Cooper).
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"It's not just that the two parties are pulling apart; it's also that the two parties are becoming more internally cohesive," Shor said.
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The other three parties in parliament - the Communists, Just Russia and the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia - are formally designated as opposition parties.
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In each suit, the parties agreed to dismiss the case, and in two of three, the parties indicated they had reached a settlement.
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In every election, the system has produced a majority for pro-Beijing parties, although most of the population votes for pro-democracy parties.
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"If we're going to start having Republican parties and Democratic parties, that's not what the Island has been about," he told the paper.
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The electors pledged to Clinton are chosen by state Democratic parties, and the electors pledged to Trump are chosen by state Republican parties.
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Such parliamentary systems spawn far more ideological parties, and hence these "negotiated majorities" among parties produce far less stable governments than our system.
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One thing is certain: The border between pro-European mainstream parties and Euroskeptic insurgent parties is the least guarded border in Europe today.
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The rise of primaries in the United States since the 1970s, and outsider parties in Europe, further weakened mainstream parties' control over ballots.
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BERLIN — Nontraditional and upstart political parties are threatening established, centrist parties across Europe, as returns from the European Parliament election underscored this week.
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The text confirms that both parties want an "immediate withdrawal" of European Union sanctions against Russia, to which both parties have grown close.
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Some new parties formed, like France's National Front, while other older parties, like Austria's Freedom Party, were taken over by fringe-right factions.
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Amazing Kids Parties is also feeling the pinch and getting creative ... they say parents are canceling their kids' parties, but looking for alternatives.
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As they gather strength across Europe, populist parties are proving adept at manipulating the media to push their messages and attack mainstream parties.
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He went to society parties on the Upper East Side and appeared in Avenue; he went to parties in Bed-Stuy and Harlem.
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A combination of two of the three big parties would require the support of other lawmakers or smaller parties to form a government.
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"The mainstream parties are now stealing parts of the populist discourse, and this is undermining the attraction of the populist parties," she said.
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The landscape is highly fragmented, with 11 parties represented in the current Parliament and 13 parties expected to be in the next one.
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Both parties have pledged that they will increase spending for the National Health Service (NHS) which has become a battleground between the parties.
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Which is why I just raised a million and a half dollars for 10 state parties because nobody raises money for state parties.
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It's often lamented that members of Congress no longer spend time socializing with each other — both between parties and often even within parties.
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It's that a century after the Progressives preached against political parties, many in the U.S. don't really accept the parties themselves as legitimate.
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Accordingly, athletes are responsible for an outsized number of sexual assaults on campus, and women who attend fraternity parties are significantly more likely to be assaulted than those who attend other parties with alcohol and those who don't go to parties at all.
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"There have been other populist, pro-migrant parties that have so far not been successful," said Lars Rensmann, a professor of European Politics and Society at the University of Groningen, who studies European political parties, including right-wing extremist and populist parties.
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This didn't happen in France but generally it has made life more difficult for centre-left parties and turned centre-right parties more nativist.
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The comparison to the European far right parties, which are functionally single-issue parties focusing on immigration, is vital to helping us understand Trumpism.
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Along with Afro-Cuban, jazz and electro dance parties during the week, this two-story bar and music venue hosts Playlist Parties on Monday.
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"We had pool parties in the summer and other parties when it got too cold," Fletcher, a former congressional staffer from North Carolina, says.
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Now those parties themselves are umbrellas, so they're ideologically indistinct in certain regards, but it's also very difficult for other parties to break through.
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Ahead, I rounded up my nine must-haves that stuck with me through parties, after parties, slices of pizza, and a few Moscow mules.
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So, while Spotter doesn't affirmatively share this information with third parties, those parties may be able to help themselves to this smorgasbord of data.
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Even as weak as political parties are these days, one thing remains true -- politicians nearly always do what their parties want them to do.
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The main beneficiaries of the swing against the two main parties would be the political parties that took unequivocal positions for or against Brexit.
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Now, those parties themselves are umbrellas, so they're ideologically indistinct in certain regards, but it's also very difficult for other parties to break through.
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Neither the two centre-right parties currently in government nor the four opposition parties led by the Pirates looked able to win a majority.
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He ships out towards the end of the month — just in time for any summer bachelorette parties or fun pool parties you have planned.
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"In the best interests of their families, the parties have agreed a private settlement," lawyers for both parties said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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These parties also tend to back efforts to fight climate change, making them natural allies of the Green parties that gained seats across Europe.
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But now the contagion of populist forces and smaller parties that has overrun establishment parties across Europe is also threatening Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU).
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Brattberg says it's not so much the traditional parties' politics that are turning voters off, but the very fact that they're the traditional parties.
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One reason for the robust empirical relationship between strong parties and stable democracy is related to the important role that parties perform as gatekeepers.
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The parties with bottom-shelf colas were the parties with food fights, where you'd mix all the soft drinks together and declare them cocktails.
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In Pakistan, allegiance to Islam is the official line of most major parties, but ultra-religious parties have so far remained on the fringes.
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Both local parties have ties to the Democratic and Republican Parties, and in each presidential election cycle send their delegates to their respective conventions.
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Now a broad 4 in 5 in both parties see the opposing party unfavorably, highlighting even greater animosity between America's two major political parties.
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Lawmakers from rival parties will be able to view the report in one-hour shifts, as the document changes hands between parties every hour.
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Still, a majority of those in both parties, 53 percent of Republicans and 55 percent of Democrats, think their parties will unite by November.
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The fact that the system has two parties in 2016 is an embarrassment, because the two parties have been bought out for so long.
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Let's get straight to the point about disaster funding pending in Congress: Both parties are playing cynical politics and both parties should be ashamed.
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In the event both parties rejected the recommendations, the referendum election would be held, with the costs of the election shared between the parties.
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Roosevelt's unprecedentedly pro-worker policies brought the signature issues of more radical parties into the mainstream, making those parties less relevant to many voters.
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Both parties are responsible for putting the country on an unsustainable fiscal path, which is why AFP is committed to holding both parties accountable.
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In contrast, by 2007, the parties' conversations about the candidates were entirely public; together, the two parties held 47 debates in the 2008 campaign.
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Both the BJP and Congress Parties in India, and the two major parties in the United States, have firmly supported and developed this relationship.
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One Nation's troubles could intensify a battle for the right-wing vote among small parties and independents challenging the conservative Liberal and National parties.
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Defenders of third parties assert that there is no difference between the major parties and blame mainstream politicians for keeping them out of debates.
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"Out" parties have used the anti-corruption message as a cudgel against "in" parties forever, and the same metaphors often pass back and forth.
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We were in different high schools, and he was throwing the cool parties for his high school, and I was throwing parties for mine.
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Ethno-nationalist parties in Western Europe, and also the mainstream conservative parties there, do not oppose the large welfare states in their respective nations.
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"It's also a place for smaller and newer parties, or single-issue parties, to test out the waters in an election," Dr. Gattermann said.
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In any case, he and Felicia didn't give parties, and they didn't go to parties, and they were certainly not in anybody's 'jet set.
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This is especially relevant to huge blowout parties, any and all raves, sex parties, "vision board workshops" and almost anything thrown by an acquaintance.
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That looks harder now — four parties have become seven, and the two larger parties shrunk — though not everyone thinks that is a bad thing.
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"We're still booking parties, we just have to enforce the fact that all parties have to either [have] 123 or less [people]," Moore said.
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More powerful parties or candidates, for example, often incorporate policies of weaker ones in order to attract second-choice votes from those parties' supporters.
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Because the German parties tend to govern in a grand, cross-ideological coalition, voters often see little change when parties shift in and out.
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Our Interpreter columnist explores why populist parties like Alternative for Germany have been able to exploit a broader loss of faith in mainstream parties.
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As more populist parties become their country's second or third largest, mainstream parties will have to form more "cordons sanitaire" to keep them out.
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Thanks to a redistribution of electoral boundaries, a series of outsider minor parties are threatening to break the stranglehold of Australia's two major parties.
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Candidate rhetoric from both parties makes the presidency out to be unilaterally influential and ignores the reality of opposition parties presiding in the house.
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"If parties want to vote against those, well we'll go back to the people and I think those parties would be shredded," he said.
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Left-wing parties like Labour dominated among the industrial working class, while right-wing parties like the Tories did well among society's upper crust.
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The parties don't support gender quotas in politics, as many centrist and left parties do, nor do they campaign on issues like equal pay.
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While certain parties pre-approved by hosts will still be allowed, Airbnb is banning any "open-invite" parties, including those promoted on social media.
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In France and the Netherlands, for instance, the mainstream parties' losses in recent elections were far greater than the gains of far-right parties.
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Under recent revisions to the law on political parties — which ban parties from having leaders with criminal records — the C.N.R.P. would then be dissolved.
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The Supreme Court has said that appeals courts can't overturn district court orders when parties settle their cases, even if both parties ask nicely.
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Hampering that, however, are deep divisions among nationalist parties which stopped them mounting a meaningful challenge to pro-EU parties in the past legislature.
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The differences between the two parties, eventually resolved with the help of a mediator, discouraged some of the parties that had initially expressed interest.
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Aside from swingers parties and underground kink and BDSM parties, it seems like there's a third category of party that's more "mainstream"—parties, for example, like Killing Kittens, which sell tickets, rent out hotels or other spaces, and are very open about what they do.
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It's not just pairs that will be treated to a discount: Parties of four adults will get 25% off, parties of six adults will get 30% off, and parties of eight adults will get 35% off any Business Premier or Premium Economy round-trip fares.
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"I don't think it is impossible to find agreements with these political parties," Calviño told CNBC about more radical parties such as the leftist Podemos.
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This means that third parties could potentially identify specific Americans accessing the DoD Safe Helpline even if those third parties can't see the encrypted content.
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Really, until recently, our political parties were basically confederation to local and state parties and the stakes of national politics never felt quite as high.
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It has been sent to the US National Transportation Safety Board and other relevant parties, and those parties have replied with comments, the spokesman said.
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This type of "first past the post" (FPTP) system rewards larger parties with disproportionately large shares of seats, while smaller parties receive disproportionately small shares.
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European socialist parties were the first "modern" parties, progenitors of a type of political organization that would play a critical role in making democracy work.
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This might seem odd, since historically both parties have been pretty friendly to Israel and presidents from both parties have pressured Israel on the occupation.
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Plus, you'll get entry to all the parties and after-parties so you can keep the networking and meaningful conversations going well into the evening.
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These "GroKo" parties collectively lost almost 14% of the vote, most of that going to right-of-centre parties, including the populist Alternative for Germany.
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Since then the Austrians have become so upset with the two parties that both parties' presidential candidates failed to make it the presidential run-off.
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It also allows for a lot of outside parties to verify the process, including representatives from both parties and Homeland Security alongside local election officials.
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Politicians of both parties engage in extreme partisan gerrymandering, where they draw the lines to help their own political parties and their own electoral interests.
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The Libertarian and Green Parties are suing the Commission on Presidential Debates on antitrust grounds, hoping to break the major parties' "duopoly" on presidential debates.
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Finally, keep the connections going long into the night by attending the many parties and after-parties that are a staple of the Disrupt experience.
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Critics of the charter, including some major political parties and activist groups, say it would empower pro-establishment institutions at the expense of political parties.
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"Parties in the democratic front gained the most trust from the people," Sudarat told reporters, adding that they were also in talks with other parties.
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After an election in December produced no clear winner, scattering votes among the four main parties, those parties have failed to negotiate a governing coalition.
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However, they have received staunch opposition from all other parties in Northern Ireland, as well as all other opposition parties in the House of Commons.
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Presidents have always thrown parties at the White House, but no first couple threw better parties than President Ronald Reagan and first lady Nancy Reagan.
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They livened up the parties of family members, friends, and strangers who'd heard of them—and wished to steal them away for their own parties.
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Between February 19 and April 25.7, 25.0, a total of 26.0 parties signed confidentiality agreements with Yahoo, including 24.51 strategic parties and 24.379 financial sponsors.
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For two decades, both parties were national parties, and national political debates tended to center on economic materialism, issues like tariffs, internal improvements, and banking.
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She's also been spinning at Art Basel parties for years, in addition to playing the city's Peach Fuzz parties since they started five years ago.
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Major parties can take two approaches after such an election: fight the very existence of minor parties, or change laws to handle increased voter choice.
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Besides the Cambodian People's Party, the 19 other parties that contested the elections were mostly tiny "firefly" parties that glimmer during campaigning and then disappear.
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Radical parties on the right and left, which have drained support from mainstream parties at the national level, did poorly in Lower Saxony on Sunday.
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Spain's political system has always included smaller parties, but two main parties usually dominated — the PP on the right, and the PSOE on the left.
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In 1996, white voters were more closely split between the two parties, the Hispanic vote was smaller, and both parties were more skeptical of immigration.
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Populist parties are expected to deny the two main centrist parties a majority in the European Parliament, according to estimates by Teneo, a management consultant.
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The upstart populist parties that over the past five years have broken the big two parties' decades of dominance would lose out, the survey suggested.
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Particularly if divisions within parties overwhelm divisions between parties, we could see a decline in partisanship in Congress and a flourishing of cross-partisan creativity.
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Both main parties have experienced mixed fortunes during the election race with question marks raised over the trustworthiness of all parties and their spending pledges.
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Campaigns are expensive, and political parties have proliferated (there are 39 now), often "selling" their support and airtime in exchange for benefits from governing parties.
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Pheu Thai was counting on a bloc of smaller parties, including TSN, to secure seats and get around new charter rules that disadvantage big parties.
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Congress should recognize the vital role state parties play in our political system and increase contribution limits to state parties to match national party limits.
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Populist-nationalist parties won pluralities in France, Italy, and the United Kingdom , and established parties of the center-left and the center-right fared badly.
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Israeli politics now appears all-but-deadlocked and destined for complex negotiations between the two main parties and the smaller parties over possible coalition arrangements.
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The problem is that far-right parties may win seats in elections, but they end up having little power because mainstream parties shut them out.
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There are two new parties, and one of the parties in the current tri-party government failed to get enough votes to remain in parliament.
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"There is a pattern to how small parties break through," said Dr. Hobolt, a co-author of a coming book about challenger parties in Europe.
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According to the suit, Ajayi and his buddy threw at least 3 parties at the house despite the fact they were specifically told -- NO PARTIES!
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In 2013, the most recent election, he was cross-endorsed by both the Democratic and Republican parties as well as the Independent and Conservative parties.
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Dissolving Thai Raksa Chart could hand more seats to military-affiliated parties or other established parties, as well as a separate youth-oriented populist party.
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Left parties 54% 49.3% 50 13% Right parties 43% 25 '10 '15 '17 '19 Left parties 54% 49.3% 50 20103% Right parties 43% 25 '10 '15 '17 '19 By The New York Times | Source: analysis of British General Election Constituency Results by Pippa Norris, Harvard Kennedy School; excludes Scotland and Northern Ireland But what has changed for each bloc is the social and ideological composition.
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Plus, they'll be able to attend all the parties and after-parties that take place during Disrupt, and keep the networking going long into the night.
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Unofficial parties have decidedly scaled back this year and most underground parties aren't announced until the day of, so this list is heavy on official showcases.
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Both the modern parties are made up these two types, especially when we think of parties as "extended networks" that include activists and issue-oriented groups.
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"The only parties I went to in high school were birthday parties, and they were almost always supervised or included an adult somewhere," noted Nick, 18.
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Yet even as things stand the new progressive activism looks likely to have major consequences for both parties—and perhaps even for the nature of parties.
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Mainstream parties moving right, they hypothesise, may legitimise extreme parties and push them into yet more extreme positions—creating a bidding war that mainstreamers cannot win.
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I'm confident that the authorities — and by the way all parties, not only Italy — all parties will in the end find a compromise solution, an agreement.
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People call people in third parties that, but they are just people who believe, substantively, that they can't stand for what the major parties stand for.
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And that's not to mention the parties and after-parties that keep the excitement and networking going well after the show floor closes for the evening.
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But the rich history of parties both in and outside the United States tells us that successful democratic outcomes are dependent on the strength of parties.
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We'd throw parties 'cause niggas in the punk scene and my hood respected me, they felt comfortable at those parties to be cool with each other.
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"The strengthening of the ruling parties is due to some of the uncertain voters choosing them, rather than luring away supporters of opposition parties," Tarki said.
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Clinton hope to clinch their parties' nominations by getting the required majority of their parties' delegates by the last round of state contests, on June 7.
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The 60 seats available were split between two camps, with pro-Beijing parties holding two thirds of the floor and pro-democracy parties representing one third.
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Finally, you'll keep the connections going long into the night by attending the many parties and after-parties that are a staple of the Disrupt experience.
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The under-30 vote illustrated the broader movement of German voters away from the traditional centrist parties to the insurgent parties on the left and right.
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The rise of gay people to leadership positions in the parties also serves as a kind of fig leaf for the parties' more extreme xenophobic policies.
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Right wing parties bludgeoned Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, branding him a traitor for including Catalan parties in his coalition and trying to negotiate with separatist politicians.
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I hope for a coalition that includes the big secular parties (Likud, Blue-and-White, Labor) and perhaps Kulanu or even Meretz, and no religious parties.
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Mr. Netanyahu's conservative Likud party, which won 35 seats, needs the ultra-Orthodox parties, Yisrael Beiteinu and two other parties to assemble a 61-seat majority.
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The centrist parties would then "have to cooperate with parties like the Greens, who are skeptical of trade deals with the United States," Mr. Ewing writes.
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Leaders of the two largest mainstream parties in the European Parliament ruled out working with the far right and appealed for cooperation among pro-European parties.
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The proper relationship with Europe has apparently been a sore spot between the parties, and between the parties and Mr. Mattarella, in this week's tense negotiations.
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With most Israeli parties having ruled out forming a coalition with Arab parties, some Arab lawmakers are advocating a different approach to having their voices heard.
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Across Europe, "the bigger parties are getting smaller, and the smaller parties getting bigger," Sarah de Lange, a University of Amsterdam political scientist, told The Guardian.
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Instead, the larger parties must form coalitions, usually by enlisting the support of smaller parties that demand concessions to protect their own narrow and particular interests.
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The opposition parties will not support the bill; some rebels within those parties are expected to vote for it, but it is not clear how many.
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With the new parties routinely accusing opponents of blasphemy or treason, mainstream parties have echoed their language in attacking Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
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Fighting populist autocracy requires party-movement collaboration: Parties need movements to help to mobilize opinion, and movements need parties to strategize about legislative priorities and elections.
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" Ms. Khan, a member of one of Pakistan's largest religious parties, the Jamiat-i-Ulema Islam, added: "There is overwhelming support from other major political parties.
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"The parties are currently considering how best to proceed in this appeal," both parties said in a joint filing with the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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"Philips expects third parties to respect Philips' intellectual property in the same way as Philips respects the intellectual property rights of third parties," the spokesperson said.
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Our legal system encourages parties to resolve their disputes through negotiation, and if the parties end up in court, it usually means something went horribly wrong.
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With that in mind, note that in the April national election, center-right Israeli parties took 59% of the parliamentary seats not including those Arab parties.
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"Both parties think they are going to win; both parties wouldn't bet the farm on it, but turnout projections are all over the board," Jennings said.
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There are still likely to be four or five parties in the governing coalition — all but guaranteeing it will include both left- and right-leaning parties.
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Same-sex marriage, deriving from that principle, protects both parties with respect to property rights and even in caring for children both parties decide to adopt.
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Together, Mr. Rutte's and Mr. Wilders's parties look set to make up only 33 percent of the Parliament, with 11 more political parties constituting the rest.
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It made us think about Europe's mainstream parties, which are the least popular they've been in years, giving rise to smaller and less professionalized fringe parties.
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The anti-elite and anti-politics sentiment has been the prevailing sentiment at least since then, and now virtually all political parties are "anti-party" parties.
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They began hosting "elevation parties," which resembled Tupperware parties: They'd come to someone's home, display their goods, sell products, and offer a crash course in cannabis.
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We also relied on a survey of political elites in both parties to gain insight on how elites view the status of Latinos in the parties.
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Let me then propose a third approach: What if we had state and local parties that were different from national political parties — parties that could vary based on local issues and concerns, and therefore reflect divisions and conflicts that are most relevant at the local level?
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We hope that the PCC will sit with the parties to hear their sides and give a fair assessment of the concerns expressed by both parties and that any other action taken would take into account the practical hurdles that may lie across the parties' paths.
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The election's main contest is expected to be between populist parties loyal to ousted ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra and pro-establishment parties seeking to extend military rule through the ballot, but complex electoral rules mean smaller parties will likely play a role in any coalition government.
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A repeat election would be the fourth in four years, with Spanish parties struggling to find ways to govern the country in an era where the decades-old dominance of two parties - the Socialists and conservative People's Party - has been shattered by new, often populist parties.
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"What the parties want is rejected by the Iraqi people and what the Iraqi people want is rejected by the parties," said Karim al-Nuri, a senior official in the Badr Organization, one of the parties that is close to Iran, but has a diverse membership.
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Additional parties — even parties that you or I might not favor — could open up Congress and create new opportunities for bargaining and coalition building on unusual lines.
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Under heavy criticism from most other government and opposition parties, he said he would not end his fight against what he sees as corruption in traditional parties.
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As a parliamentary democracy, Australian voters will cast their ballots for different parties, and the party or parties with more than 50% of votes will form government.
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Merkel implored both parties to compromise, saying the parties' deal to live with their differences and fight the election together this year had meant they had won.
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It can't work when the parties are regional parties who appeal to very different parts of the country, which effectively divides politics along cultural and identity lines.
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So here are seven times parties have been deeply divided going into their conventions, including two since parties adopted the modern binding primary election system in 1972.
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Plus, you'll get to attend the parties and after-parties to keep the good times and networking going long into the night after the show floor closes.
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With the exception of two boat parties in July and September, their only public-facing activity consisted of sending weekly emails to clubbers, recommending other people's parties.
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Congress is considering the introduction of a 3% nationwide vote threshold for parties to enter the legislature and a ban on coalitions that bring in small parties.
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Those who aren't as engaged in politics have less attachment to the parties and are more adrift from the so-called "ideological coherence" of the two parties.
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Whether December 26th comes as a relief (no more holiday music/shopping/parties!) or feels like a punch to the gut (no more holiday music/shopping/parties
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Presumably, most candidates elected under this system would be still be from the two major parties, but there'd be space for third parties to grow and develop.
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There is a risk of a cosy cartelisation of power in the big parties, a risk made worse by ever higher barriers to entry for new parties.
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Further, distrust in parties makes it harder for citizens to understand the value of democracy itself, since parties are a crucial vehicle for citizen mobilization and education.
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Technology reduces the barriers to entry for new politicians who can outflank parties, therefore undermining the ability of parties to claim they are necessary gatekeepers in politics.
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We sat down in their Los Angeles hotel room for a quick chat in the midst of a seemly endless string of parties, travel and more parties.
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We have like 10 parties to go to, and these are all parties at my friends' private homes and each party is anywhere from 70-200 people.
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"A quarter of people supported parties in favor of immigration, while three quarters backed parties against immigration," Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said of the Italian vote.
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BMG & Erika: Warehouse parties and loft parties were the norm in the beginning of our scene and there was a real outlaw sense to the whole thing.
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He's done club appearances, private parties, bachelorette parties and corporate events ... but tells us he's giving all that up now and will only work to honor Hef.
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Then, you can keep the conversations and networking going well into the night via the parties and after-parties that take place once the show floor ends.
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The weakness of both parties today is caused by the natural decline or decay of the political parties as we enter the fourth postwar generation in America.
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Griffiths urged the parties to agree on the details of the second phase of troop withdrawals, which entails full redeployment of both parties' forces in Hodeidah province.
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Consider the 2013 government shutdown: the parties were at loggerheads, and, because different parties controlled different institutions of power, each had some constitutional tools available to it.
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The fall campaign will feature two candidates whose parties have little faith in them and who in turn are to varying degrees uncomfortable with their parties' platforms.
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A list of coming events at the venue will include meteor shower viewing parties, spring and fall equinox viewings, star parties and comet observations, among many others.
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And as MPs in both parties increasingly defy the whip—vote against their parties' positions—it has been increasingly difficult for Corbyn to maintain a party line.
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Sanchez won the vote Friday after securing the backing of six smaller parties, including that of the Basque Nationalist Party and two parties that support Catalan independence.
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Most humans don't seek to become leaders of major political parties—and political parties that elevate cogs, rather than leaders, into positions of power deserve our condemnation.
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The third parties that represent specific Assamese groups have been shunted into supporting roles, setting the stage for a battle royal between India's two chief national parties.
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And even then, those candidates were established US senators with histories in their respective parties and sets of ideals that the parties could evaluate after their losses.
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Elected Republicans don't just increasingly share the values of white nationalist parties like Fidesz or Poland's Law and Justice; they also share those parties' contempt for democracy.
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" Evoking the flurry of time passing at parties she describes their free time: "Boating parties, swimming in the rivers, Isadora Duncan-style dancing; Otto plays the flute.
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The four parties — Kulanu, the Union of Right Wing Parties, and the ultra-Orthodox Shas and United Torah Judaism — are projected to win a combined 653 seats.
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Share of votes for euroskeptic parties 220 19383 238 232 240% FINLAND Ireland is one of the few countries in the European Union without any euroskeptic parties.
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Share of votes for euroskeptic parties 10 20 30 40 50% FINLAND Ireland is one of the few countries in the European Union without any euroskeptic parties.
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In 2004, he co-wrote a New York Times column describing research into the platforms of political parties, concluding that winning parties tended to have shorter platforms.
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The two political parties have us so wired into hating the other side that we still refuse to accept that both parties are equally craven and corrupt.
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As voters turn toward anti-establishment parties, polarizing away from the center, that makes it more difficult for parties to cooperate and govern, weakening the system further.
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As a result, PP's shifted to offer way more online invitation options -- for kids' birthday parties, game nights, book clubs, dance parties, brunch ... all the party possibilities.
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He anticipated, correctly, that once they got to the ballot box enough French voters would turn against the demagogy of extremist parties, despite those parties' growing popularity.
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Prior to that, interested parties will likely begin preparing their visions for how they will lead the committee as well as voicing interest to the deciding parties.
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All parties expected to win seats received between 5% and 10% of votes, according to Ipsos, although most seats are poised to go right-of-center parties.
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At the block parties, the photographers sought to capture moments of community — the games, dancing, conversation and food — that represented what the parties mean across the boroughs.
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Ms. Garcia, who celebrated her childhood birthdays at block parties in Harlem, touched on the themes that make block parties uniquely New York to complement the imagery.
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What's next: Neither Blue and White nor Likud has enough support from other parties to build a viable coalition on its own without defections from other parties.
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Far-right parties seemed to be on the rise in Austria, the Netherlands and even Germany, where nationalist parties had failed for decades to gain a foothold.
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" Nuriel said, "in some cases, even the distinction between Arab parties and the Arab population is blurred and these parties are simply referred to as 'the Arabs.
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One lists parties that have put in place measures to protect children, which includes the Saudi-led military coalition, and the other includes parties that have not.
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I don't know that -- I'm not sure that people are even proud of parties anymore, because I feel like the parties are not doing a good job.
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They now struggle to do so, for a complicated mix of reasons — including both the parties' own mistakes and a pattern of race-baiting by conservative parties.
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The iPhone platform lets outside parties build and market apps like Uber; the Uber platform lets outside parties sign up to drive other Uber users for money.
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"All litigation between the parties has been resolved to the mutual satisfaction of both parties," the lawyers for both sides said in a joint statement sent Friday.
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Inspired by the Netherlands, the centrist parties are in the process of adopting policies that limit immigration, which will reduce the electoral threat from far-right parties.
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The highly divisive election campaign, in which virtually all parties defined themselves vis-à-vis Geert Wilders, has only widened the gap between the future coalition parties.
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This is problematic for Rauch's argument, since compared with American political parties, European political parties are much more formally top-down machines, just like Rauch would want.
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The major factions of the Democratic and Republican parties have historically focused on showing strength in primaries as a way to exert influence over the parties' platforms.
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And because it's the birthday party of Zlatan's goodbye to french football (there are no going away parties for Zlatan—only birthday parties of goodbyes), you will believe.
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" Slotnick agrees: "Both parties would be wise to come to an agreement to keep it out of court, because a public divorce can only potentially damage the parties.
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While BJP and Congress are the only two parties with a pan-Indian presence, voters in a number of states in India are expected to favor regional parties.
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This would be sort of like what we used to have, in which national parties were less meaningful and clear because they were coalitions of overlapping state parties.
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In other words, their splits with their parties were substantive as well as personal, and happened in a context where serious policy disagreement within parties was not uncommon.
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Sensing a chance to broaden their scope, far-right and far-left parties sharpened their criticism of the EU, and Eurosceptic parties became more radical on other issues.
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A European Union mission to observe the elections in 2013 recorded numerous irregularities, including the trading of smaller parties' credentials to larger parties and cases of voter intimidation.
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"Even in Scandinavia, long a bulwark of social democracy, the once-dominant center-left parties are in decline, and nationalist parties with nativist tendencies are growing," Galston noted.
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And while the United States does not have a history of social democratic parties, American parties used to be much more robust networks of state and local organizations.
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Because of this tightrope walk, both parties have emphasized race and identity issues over economic issues, since economic issues would split both parties in half at this point.
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Oscar Nuñez: I think what was interesting about that article was that most of the places and parties that Musto mentioned were parties for us cisgender gay men.
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It will enable the smaller parties in the alliance to skirt a regulation that mandates parties must receive at least 10 percent of the vote to enter parliament.
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Nine parties managed to get into the highly fragmented parliament which means that any government coalition would have to include at least three parties to secure a majority.
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This allowed candidates from minor parties to win office, which allowed these parties to gain political traction and eventually participate in a meaningful way on the national stage.
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Even without U.N. endorsement, the principal combatants and interested parties can invite by consensus a neutral state or international figure to assist the parties in holding peace talks.
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Brandon Voss, 36, a club promoter and co-producer of several gay parties including Zoo, which ended last year, said that the demand for dance parties has declined.
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Occasionally, there are parties in the building — and not just any parties, really good ones — "the kind of thing you'd imagine happening in Bushwick or Ridgewood," he says.
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The war has divided the country, pitting parties supporting the Iran-sponsored Hezbollah's intervention in Syria to aid President Bashar Assad against Saudi-aligned parties opposed to it.
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These are agreed to by both parties and signed off on by a judge, whom the parties can appear before again if the terms are not being met.
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While there are tensions among the right-wing parties, it is also unclear whether left-wing parties will strike a deal to allow Sanchez to remain prime minister.
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But even that system, which had previously given a leg up to smaller parties, was amended to favor parties that had won more constituencies — another boost to Fidesz.
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Fragmentation, because traditional mainstream parties of the center-right and center-left lost seats to smaller, more passionate parties like the Greens and a variety of populist groups.
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Ahead, we've put together a list of the best virtual parties from a black-tie gala event (yes, you read that right) to slow jams to dancehall parties.
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Most analysts attributed the German mainstream parties' losses to voters' anger at the years of grand-coalition government, which many said had rendered the parties distant and indistinguishable.
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The surprise announcement came after elections in the state of Hesse underlined a migration of voters from centrist parties to parties on the far left and far right.
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The 1982 authoritarian constitution that guided Turkey's 1983 transition to democracy created a constitutional court with the ability to ban political parties like Communists and overtly religious parties.
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Two other parties had emerged — Podemos and Ciudadanos — to break up Spain's bipartisan politics and take on the established parties with more youthful leaders even than Mr. Sánchez.
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There are pro-European Union parties that would try to reverse the decision to leave, but those parties do not have large enough bases to be serious contenders.
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Whether any parties could strike such a deal before the presidential election, set for November, was unclear in the immediate aftermath, with strong divisions remaining between the parties.
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But this is an incomplete accounting of what happened and one that serves two parties and two parties alone: the companies themselves and the people they've just banned.
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The fracturing is severe enough that Tony Blair and John Major — two former prime ministers from opposing parties — urged Britons to ditch the parties they used to lead.
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They also showed that Germany's mainstream parties were not immune to the same troubles that have afflicted mainstream parties across the Continent, from Italy to France to Britain.
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The oracle problem: if you rely on third parties to tell the blockchain what to do, then why not just rely on third parties to manage your money?
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While the law requires companies to disclose the types of third parties that personal data is shared with, it doesn't mandate that they name the specific third parties.
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Any reform should include the strengthening of a system with two large "mother parties" at its core to avoid the fractured politics of small parties we see today.
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Over the medium term, the arrangement between the two main parties could lead to an increase in support for more radical parties in opposition to a centrist consensus.
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The debates hold outsize importance for minor parties because they're rare opportunities to get in front of millions of voters on an equal footing as the major parties.
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Yet, with these parties seeing their popularity rise, parties on the center-left like the Democratic Party has also shifted its rhetoric, promising a tougher stance on immigration.
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"We hope that through the efforts of all parties the tense atmosphere can be eased and the parties can return to the track of dialogue," Mr. Li said.
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"All main political parties, particularly the government parties, are eager to score political points," Federico Santi, Europe analyst at Eurasia Group, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Thursday.
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Third, while electorates in Europe have been withdrawing their support from traditional center-left and center-right parties, liberal, green and other parties offer decidedly anti-populist policies.
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Third, while electorates in Europe have been withdrawing their support from traditional center-left and center-right parties, liberal, green and other parties offer decidedly anti-populist policies.
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But turning his back on traditional parties may leave Mr. Bolsonaro and his nascent government unable to build dependable coalitions in a fractious legislature split among 30 parties.
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If all of the parties were in California when the call occurred, "it's easier to rely on California state law, which does require that there is notice given to both parties or all parties of the call," Stephanie Lacambra, a criminal defense attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told Gizmodo.
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Again, while the UK has two dominant parties, it's still a multi-party system, and in contrast to the US where other parties are much more marginal and virtually only ever act as spoilers, in the UK many of those parties hold seats and have strong regional pockets of support.
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Accordingly, we would see new pro-life and pro-choice parties, gun control and gun owner parties, immigration and border control parties, and billionaires with the funds to support their own candidacies vying to collect enough popular votes to be elected president with only a small percentage of the popular vote.
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The Parties: Crunchyroll teamed up with Experience Level Entertainment for two of the weekend's bigger parties at the swank nightclub Fluxx: Ready Party One and the Awesome Mixer Vol.
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Tickets to Cityfox's parties in 2014 often ran up to $80, compared to the $20-63 that fellow Brooklyn-based promoters Resolute charged for parties in similar warehouse locations.
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But whereas the progressive movement of the early 20th century effectively cut across the two parties, there is no obvious analog today that effectively cross-cuts the two parties.
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Germany's requirement that parties win 5% of the vote to enter parliament keeps cranks and extremists out without disenfranchising parties that poll strongly, like the new Alternative for Germany.
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Experts saw the vote as largely positive, as an uptick in support for Europhile parties like the Liberals and Parties means the European project may not be under threat.
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Theories of parties that move away from the formal structures of the RNC and DNC, emphasizing networks of policy demanders instead, seemed to give parties as organizations a reprieve.
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Another is that many employers lease the robots that they're using from third parties, and those third parties are the ones hiring people to train and maintain their equipment.
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Several factors distinguish Trump from these earlier cases, and add up to a clear distinction: Tyler and Johnson were untethered from their parties because of divisions within those parties.
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He has been trying to persuade two emerging parties — Podemos and Citizens — to back him, even though the leaders of the two parties have recently ruled out working together.
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"The new parties are now old parties—they know the system more and they know they have to make deals," says Pablo Simón of Carlos III University in Madrid.
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I was going to 'play parties' — these sexy, BDSM-themed parties in Manhattan, and then I realized that a lot of people would pay to have sex with me.
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"The Yemen Humanitarian Country Team calls on all warring parties and on those with influence over the parties to ensure the continued functioning of Hodeidah Port," the statement said.
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In one of the VIP rooms I met another girl who throws burlesque parties, and she liked my work so she started to get me to do those parties.
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Today, the foremost theory of American parties concedes this basic premise, describing parties as mere groups of policy demanders rather than robust organizations that connect citizens to their governments.
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New York and California have long tussled over the title—one for its corrupt and incompetent parties and the other for its referendums (and its corrupt and incompetent parties).
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The Privacy Notice describes who these parties are and informs the app users that Philips will only share their data with these independent third parties at the users' request.
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Pro-Europe parties kept a majority of seats in European parliamentary elections, with support growing for eurosceptic and right-wing parties but not as much as investors had feared.
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Avery and Violet run to the playhouse almost every day, he adds, and they'll have tea parties and dance parties, or read and eat at their miniature kitchen table.
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And, of course, you'll get to go to several parties and after-parties to keep the good times rolling long after the show floor closes up for the night.
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Oh, and you'll be able to attend all the parties and after-parties that take place during Disrupt, so you can keep the networking going long into the night.
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Trump doesn't take the fix to its ultimate end, which is that the two parties rig and fix the whole system so the two parties control the whole system.
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In the hours since his death was announced, lawmakers and political leaders from both parties have come forward with tributes to McCain, who was widely respected across both parties.
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Additionally, McFadden said he wasn't going to direct the parties in the case to negotiate but that it would be smart for the parties to think about doing so.
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All opposition parties were further weakened by dismal showings in May's federal election, amid multiple allegations - not confirmed in the subsequent recount - of fraud by the two main parties.
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The two parties, along with the Greens — who finalize their ticket in August — are the only third parties with credible ballot access for a candidate to have an impact.
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Three of Australia's major political parties, including the Liberal, Labor, and National parties, were also impacted by the breach of the federal parliament's computer systems revealed earlier this year.
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In the March 4 elections, the country's centrist political parties suffered a beating at the hands of populist parties, which together gained more than 85033 percent of the vote.
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Partly, it is that the duopoly of the Democrats and the Republicans doesn't only squeeze out third parties, it keeps fringe parties where they should be -- on the fringes.
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And the third factor was whether "antisystem parties and movements" — political parties and other major players whose core message is that the current system is illegitimate — were gaining support.
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Although financial details weren't disclosed, the parties issued a joint public statement the disputes "have been resolved to the mutual satisfaction of the parties," The Los Angeles Times reported.
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It's also possible that Trump and Black Lives Matter primed the political parties in another way: They helped sort people into different parties based on their views on race.
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Plus, you'll get to attend all the parties and after-parties to keep the networking and the good times going long after the show floor closes for the day.
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That party culture extended to the company's annual Halloween parties, with an extravagant event held in New York and other parties held in San Francisco, South Korea, and Israel.
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Netanyahu has called for a national emergency government, consisting of all of the parties in the Knesset -- except the Arab parties -- to deal with the impact of the coronavirus.
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The parties currently suing Purdue could then come forward, offer proof of their claim, follow the rules established by the negotiating parties, and ultimately, get access to their money.
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In one of the VIP rooms I met another girl who throws burlesque parties, and she liked my work so she started to get me to do those parties.
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European Parliament elections: Populist and nationalist parties performed well, but pro-Europe parties, including that of President Emmanuel Macron of France, may have a greater opportunity to change things.
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Share of votes for euroskeptic parties 275 25 22008 22015 2140% FINLAND SWEDEN Ireland is one of the few countries in the European Union without any euroskeptic parties. IRE.
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Boxers bills itself as hosting the city's largest black- and Latino-focused gay parties, each at about 600 people weekly, and also has run Arab- and Asian-focused parties.
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In an election with record-high turnout of 87 percent, the two largest parties, the opposition Moderates and Mr. Lofven's Social Democrats, both lost ground, while smaller parties gained.
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What we're seeing around the world is not the rise of left-wing dominance but the decline of major parties and the fragmentation of political parties across the board.
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Finally the parties' demand that voters be verified biometrically — mostly through fingerprints — was agreed to, but only after the parties had shut down several election offices across the country.
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Three parties met a junta-led committee on the first day of reconciliation talks, which are expected to involve some 70 political parties and to last for three months.
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If there is a bright spot in this oddly American extravaganza, you'd think it would be that the two parties' turmoil is carving out room for more political parties.
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In last month's general election, voters punished the two parties for the long political gridlock as a new centrist party and smaller nationalist parties siphoned some of their support.
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At any rate: In the section you're quoting from, I describe a study called "The Parties In Our Heads," which surveyed people about the composition of the political parties.
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While credible opposition parties have usually found themselves banned from elections and their leaders arrested, Putin has relied on significant voter turnout for his United Russia and allied parties.
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Event Planning If you're organized and have the ability to thoroughly plan events, then become an event planner and handle anything from weddings, birthday parties, to retirement parties. 13.
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Since the two parties together fall short of a majority with 155 seats in a 350-member parliament, victory for Sanchez hinges on the votes of small regional parties.
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"We have to be concerned about intelligence gathering between both parties, which is what we saw in 2016 — intelligence gathering by other actors but against both parties," he said.
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Azad speculates that other factors, such as the rise of drug-fueled sex parties (also known as chemsex parties) and hookup apps, may be driving the increased PEP uptake.
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He sees a third party as futile, since history shows that third parties succeed only when a major party collapses, and both parties are quite secure at the moment.
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The company has since changed its policies on what developers and third parties can access, and developers and third parties aren't allowed to sell and share data with others.
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Top politicians — from both parties — find this problematic.
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