Schaeuble's was met with criticism across the party political spectrum.
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You can't hold a future hostage for party political gains.
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Such a creed, known as laïcité, enjoys cross-party political consensus.
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Often a consensus is forged out of competing party-political interests.
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On subjects that usually define the party-political divide, they agree.
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But our two-party political system is an entirely different story.
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There is no reason why this should be a party political issue.
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Using this approach party political affiliation once again came out on top.
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"He saw everything through a very party-political optic," Mr. Hughes said.
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Yet it cannot even manage the successful launch of a party-political document.
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After all, a party — political or otherwise — is no fun if it's only you.
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Now he looks set to rip apart those behind the party-political system too.
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Single party political rule in the U.S. was alleged to offer clarity on legislation.
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These kids are running a more sophisticated operation than some major-party political campaigns.
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Who is your favorite party political leader and what house would they be in?
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All of this is distorting American politics and weakening our two-party political system.
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This is not to say Schultz is wrong about the problems of two-party political systems.
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Castro's government has clearly stated it does not intend to change its one-party political system.
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It receives no funding from the government or any political party, political action committee or candidate.
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He has long distrusted party political contests, on which he blames the divisions of Uganda's violent past.
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He feared that a two-party political system would damage America's unity if taken to an extreme.
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But rather than breaking along gender lines, the #MeToo divide increasingly appears to be a party-political one.
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They bore Hungarian and European flags, party-political banners and the insignia of charities, trade unions and NGOs.
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Yet Beijing has insisted on strengthening its one-party political system and opening its market only so much.
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During the first 6 months of the year, King received only 2 donations from 3rd party political entities.
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Progressive activists have been enjoying a rising tide of intra-party political power ever since the 2014 midterms.
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Major party political candidates and their running mates typically begin receiving the same intelligence briefings after formally being nominated.
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Ailes is a former Republican party political consultant and confidant of 21st Century Fox Executive Co-Chairman Rupert Murdoch.
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After eight nights of two major party political conventions, the greatest political theatre in modern times is now complete.
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Despite the crowded field, some third-party political organizations have weighed in to try to pick Mr. Boehner's successor.
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But earlier this month he announced the creation of a 23-party political alliance and appointed himself its chairman.
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The constitutional changes passed in the referendum allow the president, who will assume executive powers, to retain party political ties.
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" "This is an event that is attended by men of various party political allegiances who do not know any better.
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That research shows that in English-speaking Western countries, views about climate change are heavily skewed by party political ideology.
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John Kasich (R) said on Sunday that the U.S. might be witnessing the end of the two-party political system.
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Ms Le Pen has turned the FN from a national embarrassment into a fixture of the French party political set-up.
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The early signs are that the Macron presidency will be heavy in symbolism, and not just of a party-political nature.
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Capitalist markets and narrowly-conceived party-political movements share the blame, alongside adroit conservatives and reckless, self-defeating left-wing radicals.
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The fallout from choosing John Quincy Adams over Andrew Jackson led to the development of our current two-party political system.
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And people from a range of different backgrounds, many of whom have no party political experience at all, are getting involved.
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The Democratic Party, like the country we fight for, is profoundly diverse — even when it comes to intra-party political opinions.
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But even as terms of peace were proffered, some Democrats continued to gear up for intra-party political warfare in 2018.
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"I've tried to make sure whatever I've done has been non-party political, and I think its vital to remember," he says.
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They are members of the ruling Communists' Politburo Standing Committee (PBSC), the top decision-making body in a one-party political system.
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Such an outcome would overturn the two-party political order that has prevailed since Spain's return to democracy in the late 1970s.
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So why is it that party political ideology is such a big deal for how we view climate change in the West?
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Calling the differentiation between news and propaganda a Western concept, Hu said his mission is clear in China's one-party political system.
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" Speaking to Sky News, Corbyn said "what we've got in effect is a party political broadcast from the steps of the throne.
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Political advertising is mostly banned on television and radio, with the exception of a limited number of tightly regulated "party-political broadcasts".
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"I am not surprised that the two-party political establishment wants to keep the American people from having a third choice," Trump said.
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In its first comments since then, the U.S. Embassy said USAID currently supported one project with NAZK to do with party political financing.
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So while there are two issues of Tory-related privacy concern here, only one loops back to the Conservative Party political organization itself.
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"The four-party political working group will continue to operate and play an important role going forward in the budget process," Coates said.
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"I don't think Donald Trump could have asked for any more out of this," said former Iowa Republican Party political director Craig Robinson.
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Republicans, who mostly have looked the other way, must finally put country, democracy and America's safety before party, political expediency and partisan agenda.
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That said, Gorusch's idiosyncricies make him hard to pin down when placed into two-party political context, something that likely endeared him to Trump.
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Spanish Prime Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy.
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Over the next two decades, he presided over a multi-party political system in a region plagued by authoritarian rule and frequent civil unrest.
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Television advertising, for instance, is limited to a few dull party political broadcasts—but parties can broadcast as much as they like on YouTube.
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To be fair, even systemic attributes of the legislation, that may have been bargained as part of the party-political game, do need adjustment.
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"You can draw a fair and legal map, but there's things you can do so it favors your party," political consultant Dan McMaster said.
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When Trump gaffes, card-carrying Republican Party political operatives will tell their contacts in the press that they agree it was a damaging gaffe.
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New elections laws put limits on third-party political operations in the months before an election — what the Liberal government calls the "pre-writ" period.
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Roger Stone is a veteran Republican Party political operative dating back to the Nixon administration, when he was a leading perpetrator of "dirty tricks" politics.
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As he or she has party political ties, it's obvious he or she will represent a certain political view -- not the people as a whole.
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France's Socialist Party has all but disappeared, after more than 220006 years of sharing France's political mainstream in a not-quite two-party political system.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy.
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Short of a total reconfiguration of the party-political landscape (possible but unlikely), the existing Westminster outfits will look increasingly at odds with political reality.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban has pioneered a model of soft autocracy that combines crony capitalism and far-right rhetoric with a single-party political culture.
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Accounts of nine-party political systems lead him to realize that outside the "either/or-ness of Democrat/Republican," he can't articulate his own beliefs.
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Threats on all sides Turkey sees Rojava as a threat and an extension of PKK's (Kurdistan Workers' Party) political and military activity in south-eastern Turkey.
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In this case, it was a third-party political action committee making the allegation — and Facebook doesn't give such groups the same exemption as candidates themselves.
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There is no guarantee that the result, in the messy seven-party political environment of today's Germany, will be any more clear-cut than the last.
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Taken as a whole, the elections suggest that the party-political culture as it existed during much of German postwar history is coming to an end.
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Johnson has instead chosen to hold one before an expected general election, leading to constitutional experts labeling it a "party political broadcast" for Johnson's Conservative party.
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The outcome of the election might force her to seek a cross-party political consensus to agree on how the U.K. will leave the European Union.
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The report also suggests that students are becoming dissatisfied with the two-party political system, with 217 in 236 students not identifying with either major party.
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Then, the political scientist Lee Drutman joins the columnists to make the case for how America can and should move past its two-party political system.
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U.S. intelligence agencies say Russia hacked and leaked emails of Democratic Party political groups to help Trump win the 2016 U.S. presidential election against Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Arturo Lopez-Levy, who teaches Latin American politics at Texas University, likened Castro's moves to defensive driving as he seeks to maintain Cuba's single-party political system.
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As the authors note, such differences in ideas are not party-political (they persist regardless of whether the two countries have centre-left or centre-right governments).
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A computer network used by 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign here was hacked in a cyberattack on Democratic Party political organizations in that US election.
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The motion demanded that either the process of leaving the EU be extended or that the SNP seeks cross-party political consensus for a second Brexit vote.
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Rajoy offered to call all-party political talks on Sunday to "reflect on the future" of Catalonia, but maintained his outright rejection of independence as an option.
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Hart was also a member of the Communist Party Political Bureau and the Council of State for many years, the two most powerful executive bodies in Cuba.
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During a televised debate on November 19th, the party's Twitter account rebranded itself as "factcheckUK", in an attempt to present party-political talking-points as disinterested truth.
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I'm flipping through emails to clear out my inbox and come across an invite for a cocktail party/political fundraiser aiming to get more Democratic women elected.
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As Chairman Perez and Deputy Chair Keith Ellison both made clear during their campaigns to lead the Democratic Party, political organizing must be a year-round endeavor.
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In March 2018, The New York Times reported how a third-party political firm, Cambridge Analytica, harvested and exploited the personal information of millions of Facebook users.
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What began as a specific set of complaints from motorists in the countryside has mutated into a catch-all for France's grievances, which sometimes cross party political divides.
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"As Ofcom considers how to improve Britain's broadband, it should feel emboldened to know it has cross-party political support to be radical," Chief Executive Dido Harding said.
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Today's Queen's Speech was mired in controversy following allegations that the timing of Johnson's speech had effectively turned it into a "party political broadcast" for his Conservative party.
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The Cuban government has been unyielding, however, on making changes to its single-party political system and to the strict limits on media, public speech, assembly and dissent.
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"It doesn't want to make an issue of it but is trying to rid itself of the image of a far-right party," political analyst Anton Pelinka said.
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Which would just be another way of saying that he's a Republican Party political strategist who favors less regulation, just like all Republicans for the past 40 years.
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Opening it up for a robust argument is totally counterproductive to short-term Democratic Party political goals, but that's not really the kind of thing he cares about.
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And Hawley defines "politically biased" moderation as the following: ''(ii) POLITICALLY BIASED MODERATION — The moderation practices of a provider of an interactive computer service are politically biased if — ''(I) the provider moderates information provided by other information content providers in a manner that — ''(aa) is designed to negatively affect a political party, political candidate, or political view point; or ''(bb) disproportionately restricts or promotes access to, or the availability of, information from a political party, political candidate, or political viewpoint; '(II) an officer or employee of the provider makes a decision about moderating information provided by other information content providers that is motivated by an intent to negatively affect a political party, political candidate, or political viewpoint.
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A showdown is also possible between Anwar and an alliance of Bersatu President Muhyiddin Yassin and Azmin Ali, who on Monday was sacked from Anwar's party, political sources said.
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"What weve got in effect is a party political broadcast from the steps of the throne," Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said in a Sky News interview broadcast on Sunday.
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What Deng helped create was a unique, experimental approach, which maintained most of the existing one-party political system while loosening government controls on the economy and certain personal freedoms.
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The documents were issued to rank-and-file officials by the powerful Xinjiang Communist Party Political and Legal Affairs Commission, the region's top authority overseeing police, courts and state security.
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Frustrated by what they see as the outdated and ineffective deadlock of the two-party political orthodoxy, a shiny new breakaway faction has emerged in Parliament called The Independent Group.
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Over 87 million users had their Facebook data shared with the third-party political research firm that had ties to both Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and the Brexit referendum.
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It did not mention cyber attacks on Democratic Party political organizations during the election campaign that the U.S. government said were carried out by Russia to interfere with the Nov.
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Spain's once-stable two-party political system has been shaken, especially by the rise of Podemos, a far-left group which claimed 212% of the vote in an election last year.
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In America's two-party political system, winning the presidency is nearly impossible without the support of a major party, even for a member of the ultra-rich elite like Mr. Trump.
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The District of Columbia sued the tech giant Wednesday for allowing Cambridge Analytica – a third-party political consulting firm – to launch an app that allowed them to access private user data.
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But they sat alongside each other on white plastic chairs, next to Israel's chief rabbi, and chatted and posed for pictures, setting aside any party-political differences they may have had.
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Dissidents in Cuba's one-party political system have remarked on the government's willingness to promote dialogue for foreigners while dismissing political opponents as mercenaries doing the bidding of the United States.
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Beijing (CNN)President Xi Jinping has unveiled a new lineup for China's all-powerful Politburo Standing Committee (PBSC), the ruling Communists' top decision-making body in a one-party political system.
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At the Boston Tea Party political protest of 85033, defiant colonists took action against import duties in the Tea Act imposed by the British Parliament in which they had no representation.
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Aslan Neferler Tim (ANT), or Lion Soldiers Team, whose website says it defends the homeland, Islam, the nation and flag, without any party political links, claimed the attack, a parliamentary spokeswoman said.
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As its economy and thus its reach has grown, the Chinese Communist Party has learned to weaponize economic ties for political gain by pressuring China-linked companies into supporting party political goals.
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The former KGB officer is running as an independent, a move seen as a way of strengthening his image as a "father of the nation" rather than as a party political figure.
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The classified, eight-page document was apparently written by the internal Party Political and Legal Affairs Commission in a subregion of Xinjiang and dated 43 — around when China began running the camps.
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In political science, there's an idea known as Duverger's law, which states that winner-take-all election systems lead to two-party political systems and proportional representation systems lead to multiparty political systems.
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"Maintaining the hard-earned trust and confidence of the American people requires us to avoid any action that could imply endorsement of a political party, political candidate or campaign," the defense secretary added.
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Relations between Boris Johnson and Queen Elizabeth have reportedly hit "rock bottom" after the prime minister forced her to deliver what constitutional experts have branded a "party political broadcast" for his Conservative Party.
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Read more: Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn had an incredibly awkward chat before the Queen's SpeechThis has led to constitutional commentators labeling the speech as a "party political broadcast" for Johnson's Conservative party.
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Mr. Lundy rejects the two-party political system entirely and has voted mostly for third-party candidates, if only as a statement of opposition to the choice of a Republican or a Democrat.
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"I've tried to make sure whatever I've done has been non-party political, but I think it's vital to remember there's only room for one sovereign at a time, not two," he said.
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Mr. Cameron did so not because he was curious what voters thought, but because he believed they would vote to remain, shoring up his position within the Conservative Party, political analysts widely believe.
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Socialism with Chinese characteristics refers to the party being Communist in name and maintaining one-party political control, but largely following the principles of a market economy, albeit with an important state sector.
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In fear of sounding like a UKIP party political broadcast or an "exotic" porn flick from the 80s, part of shiso's sudden appeal is down to the "Asian invasion" of the capital's restaurant scene.
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The musical, nearing the end of a sold-out run (on April 30th) in the tiny Waterloo East theatre, claims not to be party-political, and indeed few escape the writers' barrage of jokes.
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Results were weighted for age within gender, region, race/ethnicity, marital status, household size, income, employment, political party, political ideology and education where necessary to align them with their actual proportions in the population.
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Results were weighted for age within gender, region, race/ethnicity, marital status, household size, income, employment, political party, political ideology, and education where necessary to align them with their actual proportions in the population.
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Opposition parties have accused the government of not doing enough to assist affected people, while parliament has set up a commission to investigate claims that some emergency aid was diverted for party political purposes.
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According to the report, these Chinese officials typically stay in Uighur households for up to six days at a time and work and eat with Uighur families while also discussing Communist Party political ideology.
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Ms. McBride, the national press secretary for the Human Rights Campaign, became the first openly transgender person to address a major party political convention when she spoke at the Democratic National Convention in 2016.
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The Rabbits and Bears function as a loose allegory for both the two-party political system and the battle of the sexes, but both are ultimately corrupt and betray those who are counting on them.
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The top jobs would unlikely be agreed on the basis of "right versus left" or party political lines, said the official, but would be determined primarily by "nationality, geographical and regional dynamics, and personal chemistry."
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In an announcement of his engagement to a Democratic Party political operative named Annette Riley in The New York Times in 1950, Fry is identified as the president of a film company called Cinemart, Inc.
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On the other hand, to both Democratic Party political pros and their left-wing activist antagonists, keeping the media lens on Trump scandals rather than substantive issues like taxes and health care is objectively counterproductive.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy, but only if the Catalan government gives up any independence ambitions.
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Initially expected for approval in 2012, the law was held back by party political conflicts and the change of governments during Tunisia's often turbulent transition to democracy after the ouster of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.
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Rather the suspicion is it's a massive, consent-less voter data grab by party political forces preparing for an inevitable general election in which the current Tory PM plans to campaign on a pro-Brexit message.
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But on Saturday, 1.7 million South Australians will vote in what many are describing as the most exciting electoral race in a generation, as maverick insurgents look to overturn the state's traditional two-party political system.
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In late January the party again stressed loyalty in new rules on "strengthening party political building", telling members they should not fake loyalty or be "low-level red", in a lengthy document carried by state media.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - In the sprawling slum of Petare in the east of Venezuela's capital of Caracas, 31-year-old Fabian Solymar begins sketching a mural of abstract figures on a wall filled with Socialist Party political propaganda.
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While the parliament's backing is not binding on European governments, it represents a sign of cross-party political support for the European Union to pursue its most ambitious defense plan in decades after years of spending cuts.
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Through legislative fiat and force of will, Mr. Orban has transformed the country into a political greenhouse for an odd kind of soft autocracy, combining crony capitalism and far-right rhetoric with a single-party political culture.
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China's top graft-buster launched a scathing attack on the ruling Communist Party's members on Monday, writing that party political culture remained "unhealthy" and governance weak even after five years of renewed effort to fight the problem.
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But proposals designed to play well with disillusioned socialists after years of conservative domination could shore up parliamentary support for his minority government and win back voters who have abandoned his party, political sources and analysts say.
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"The men wrote derisively … about an array of people, including leaders of their party; political critics; members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community; the news media … and a blind Cabinet secretary," The New York Times reports.
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There, Mr. Xi also won endorsements for two new sets of rules — on party political life and supervision — that offer tools to cut off corruption, strengthen top-down control over officials and extend the reach of the party.
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US's two-party political system creates candidates with two faces At age 70, I've watched our two-party system rapidly evolve into opposing factions more bent on political succession than positive gains for America and the American people.
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The Han Chinese officials — who are called "relatives," even though they are not family — visit Kashgar every two months and work and eat with Uighur families, as well as discuss Communist Party political ideology, the official told RFA.
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DeVos is a former chair of Michigan's Republican Party, political fundraiser and she chaired the board of the Alliance for School Choice, the largest U.S. organization promoting increased school choice via vouchers, corporate tax credits and other measures.
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In explaining their devotion to the Republican nominee, some women in the crowd in Berwyn said their religious beliefs or party political loyalty made it impossible for them to imagine casting a vote for anyone but the Republican candidate.
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Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez and EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini witnessed the signing of the pact, which will replace a policy imposed by Europe 20 years ago that pushed for changes to Cuba's one-party political system.
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Academy award-winning filmmaker Hugh Hudson ("Chariots of Fire") had produced a party political broadcast about Kinnock's life that created a sensation in the U.K. During a British political campaign, the major political parties are given free television time.
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Calm political discourse has been replaced by fury, and often suspicion; the two-party political system has crumbled; the unity of the United Kingdom has been questioned; and its reputation as a pillar of economic stability has been tarnished.
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The FEC is also being asked how it would "monitor illicit coordination between a campaign and a third party political spender, including foreign actors," which sure seems like a reference to a certain special counsel investigation into a certain presidential campaign.
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The virus has prompted some internal criticism of China's one-party political system, including renewed calls for greater freedom of speech within the country and anger over what they say was a cover up of the virus in its early days.
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The proposed constitution maintains the one party political system, socialist economy, universal and free healthcare and education, but would also codify changes in Cuban society that have occurred since the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union while restructuring the government.
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China frequently takes umbrage at foreign criticism of its one-party political system, particularly from the United States, and says no country has the right to try and force China to change a system it says best suits China's situation.
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"Under the leadership of a sober-minded, forward-looking [Communist Party of China], Chinese-style democracy has never been healthier and China has absolutely no need to import the failing party political systems of other countries," it said in a commentary.
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In its turgid statement, the party also announced changes to the Rules on Intra-Party Political Life, first introduced in 1980 to prevent any cult of personality after Mao's rule plunged the country into anarchy during the 1966-1976 Cultural Revolution.
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Consequently, once the Union won the war, officials in London were worried that a reunified United States, now firmly under Republican Party political control and in possession of an enormous army, would seek revenge by launching a new round of expansionism.
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Because company spending through third-party political groups is becoming an increasingly serious problem, it is imperative that companies know how their political money is being spent: Who's receiving it, the purpose of the contribution and the motivation behind it.
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Britons' anxieties about the pace and scale of immigration, something that Mr. Johnson pledged to restrict, lie at the heart of Britain's political realignment; many voters are now putting their cultural preferences ahead of their once-tribal party political identities.
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Chinese officials think the country's one-party political system and President Xi Jinping's enduring grip on power — particularly after the repeal of presidential term limits in March — mean that China can outlast the United States and Mr. Trump in any trade quarrel.
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But the decision on April 6th by Emmanuel Macron, the economy minister, to launch a new cross-party political movement in an effort to get France moving has created an unusual buzz—and prompted much speculation about the minister's own political ambitions.
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Chinese officials believe the country's one-party political system and President Xi Jinping's enduring grip on power — particularly after the repeal of presidential term limits in March — mean that China can outlast the United States and Mr. Trump in any trade quarrel.
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Putin disclosed he planned to run as an independent candidate and garner support from more than one party, in a sign the former KGB officer may be keen to strengthen his image as a "father of the nation" rather than as a party political figure.
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That said, there was a time when TV news covered Ebola in Africa a lot: in the immediate runup to the 2014 midterms, when Republican Party political operatives decided that trying to alarm people about Ebola would be a good way to win votes.
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Due to the growth of right-wing Tea Party political influence groups like Freedomworks, the basic current mindset of many conservative leaders (at least in public) has become that global temperature rise isn't pressing enough to impede the free market with big-government regulations.
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U.S. lawmakers have raised concerns that Moscow might use the firm's products to attack American computer networks, a particularly sensitive issue given allegations by U.S. intelligence agencies that Russia hacked and leaked emails of Democratic Party political groups to interfere in the 2016 presidential election campaign.
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Macron, whom surveys strongly favor to beat far-right leader Marine Le Pen in the May 7 runoff, has based much of his pitch on a bid to transcend a party political system that has come to seem closed-off and remote from citizens' real concerns.
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But in a sign the former KGB officer is keen to strengthen his role as a father of the nation figure rather than as a party political figure, Putin said he planned to run as an independent candidate and garner support from more than one party.
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Although he said he did not want "to make a narrow party political point", opponents accused him of exploiting Monday's bombing by Salman Abedi, a Briton born to Libyan parents, who killed 22 people, including children, at the Manchester Arena after a concert by U.S. singer Ariana Grande.
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In her routine, Labor Party political adviser-turned-standup Ayesha Hazarika, describes the "middle-class hysteria" of well-to-do parents distraught not at the economic and social impact of Brexit, but at the possibility their children will no longer qualify for an Erasmus EU study trip abroad.
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In the Telegram chat, the men wrote derisively and often profanely about an array of people, including leaders of their party; political critics; members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community; the news media; an obese young man who met the governor and a blind Cabinet secretary.
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Throughout her record 66 years on the throne, the queen has avoided commenting in public on contentious international affairs or party political issues, and the excerpts make no mention of the visit in July by U.S. President Donald Trump or the turmoil over Britain's departure from the European Union.
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But plenty of greens and socialists (led by contingents from Germany itself) objected that this was a stitch-up, that it was unfair on the left and that it contravened a post-2014 convention whereby a party-political "lead candidate" should win a mandate at the European election to become commission president.
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"She is in danger of tearing up our constitution in order to make a narrow party political point," Forsyth said Thursday's debate began with long speeches on the correct procedure for the legislation and a series of votes, all of which ended in heavy defeat for the filibusterers but ate up time.
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As Roxane Gay tweeted, if an entire party, political ideology, or politician can be undone by a single book that's most likely going to rehash old arguments that people have already heard (albeit in a feistier manner), that says more about the party, ideology, or politician than it does the book or its author.
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The Lib Dems, according to a paper published in 2015 by Mark Pack and David Howarth, two party strategists, need to forge a similar relationship with the well-educated, internationalist urban types who make up the most pro-openness fifth of the British population, but who have no fixed abode in the party-political spectrum.
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"Singapore's new 'fake news' law is a disaster for online expression by ordinary Singaporeans, and a hammer blow against the independence of many online news portals they rely on to get real news about their country beyond the ruling People's Action Party political filter," Human Rights Watch deputy Asia director Phil Robertson wrote on Twitter.
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" The New York Post first reported on Delgado&aposs controversial lyrics, where he "hurls the N-word, slaps the two-party political system, rips the 'dead&apos presidents as 'white supremacists,&apos blasts capitalism, likens blacks to modern day slaves, calls poverty the 'purest form of terrorism&apos and boasts of 'having sex to a porno flick.
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Sitting in a Zen-inspired studio in a converted school building on the Lower East Side, the Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang bemoaned how his native country's art is often squeezed between pronouncements of record auction prices and denouncements of China's one-party political system when it is presented in the United States and to some extent Europe.
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It's also not clear what action the ICO could end up taking to purge UK voter data that's already been (or is in the process of being) sucked out of the Internet to be repurposed for party political purposes — including, judging by the Vote Leave playbook, for microtargeted ads that promote a no holds barred 'no deal' Brexit agenda.
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A panel of 11 North Dakota Republican Party leaders -- the Permanent Committee on Organization -- will select 25 preferred delegates from a list of candidates submitted to them (the deadline for consideration was Monday.) They will look at a series of factors revolving around party loyalty, including history of work for the state party, political contributions, runs for office and whether this would be their first time attending a convention.
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For example, you can read our take on why the official designation of the Leave campaign on April 13th matters (see article), a write-up of Jeremy Corbyn's anti-Brexit speech yesterday (see article), and explore our interactive poll tracker, enabling you to follow shifts in opinion not just on a national level but also as they reflect differences by region, age, sex, class and party-political dimensions.
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Such a powerful message from a Netflix original has become par for the course for the streaming service: Releases that explain the underbellies of American systems — such as manufacturing in Broken, immigration in Living Undocumented, and the two-party political system Knock Down the House, among other Netflix originals — are triumphant in comprehensively informing the viewing public at a time when the news seems to run a mile a minute.
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FreedomWorks, the influential Tea Party political action committee, echoed Wyden's concerns for privacy and urged President Trump to veto the bill, saying in a statement: "We're disappointed with the passage of the FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act and the misleading statements supporters of the bill made about the collection of communications, the process by which these records are obtained by the FBI, and the alternatives offered by privacy-minded members of the House and Senate like Justin Amash, Mike Lee, Rand Paul, and others."
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