They hope to peel away America's European allies (see article).
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Mr Soong may peel away some of Mr Han's supporters.
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You can see lots of ways it might peel away.
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All I'm saying is I want to peel away the mask.
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The United States must help brave Nicaraguans to peel away Ortega's mask.
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Others join in, then peel away like rain from a spinning tire.
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But you have to find a way to peel away from that.
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If the current reign of ineptitude continues, Republicans will eventually peel away.
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They admire his attempts to crack and peel away that veneer of politesse.
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They then applied a handful of techniques to peel away the nonessential genes.
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And in being difficult, people just slowly kind of peel away a little.
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Then gently peel away the skin in long strips to reveal the avocado.
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In Tuesday's voting, Mr. Sanders also hopes to peel away delegates from Mrs.
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Its participants, all former gang members, pushed him to peel away his defenses.
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ET, when they started to peel away — CBS first, then NBC, then ABC.
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I thought I could probably peel away enough votes to keep Trump from winning.
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Why did you decide to peel away at the guitars specifically for this album?
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An exception to the pattern are reforms that peel away inefficient taxes on labour.
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One by one, the men peel away to try their luck getting to Europe.
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Paper tape is not very sticky and typically will peel away as feet sweat.
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It does a great job of preventing scratches and can't chip or peel away.
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If you do get a Galaxy Fold, please don't peel away its polymer film.
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Day by day, the three of us worked to peel away our protective shields.
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Halve the tails lengthwise, remove the poo tube, and gently peel away the chill.
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An infected frog's skin will start to peel away as the animal grows sluggish.
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Anytime they leave their computers, they risk having followers peel away to another channel.
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And just by looking at it you can feel your eyelids start to peel away.
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Callahan says the meetings peel away at the misconceptions many residents have about undocumented immigrants.
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Feel free to peel away skin, however it's not necessary if scrubbed well, Roberts says.
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Set aside until cool enough to handle, then carefully peel away and discard the skin.
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The party that loses an election has a strong incentive to try to peel away voters from the winning party Miller and Schofield show that the party that loses an election has a strong incentive to try to peel away voters from the winning party.
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Clinton has added to the pressure to peel away delegates in precincts that lean toward her.
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Maybe as things keep piling up, we'll see enough Republicans peel away to make impeachment possible.
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There's also an inheritance tax and certain habitation taxes, which Macron has endeavored to peel away.
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And as it went on, you could practically feel centuries of tradition begin to peel away.
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When a teacher's aide grabbed hold of Nate's hand, the boy tried to peel away their fingers.
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In 2014, the U.S. began to peel away failed policies with Cuba that never achieved their objective.
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This ad also shows how the Trump campaign plans to try to peel away voters from Mrs.
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Using a vegetable peeler, peel away 2 cups carrot strips and add them to the other vegetables.
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Say goodbye to testing paint on your walls, because now the samples are disposable peel-away stickers.
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However, Newman managed to peel away some party support: She won the endorsement of Chicago-area Rep.
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Republicans have been united in their opposition to impeachment, but Democrats are hoping to peel away Rep.
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Peel away the burnt layer and sprinkle with salt and a splash of lime juice or vinegar. 4.
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And he speaks openly of his devout Roman Catholic faith, an effort to peel away conservative Iowa voters.
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The next leadership election could exacerbate the splits, prompting Eurosceptics to peel away from pro-globalisation, Europhile colleagues.
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She may even be able to peel away the typically arch-conservative US Chamber of Commerce, Lee said.
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A condominium nearby, at 200 Riverside Boulevard, is also in court seeking to peel away the Trump name.
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The labor is progressing really slowly, so gradually people peel away as they have to get to other commitments.
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His base feels good now, but he didn't persuade many undecideds, and certainly didn't peel away any Clinton supporters.
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You must peel away and discard the tough outer layers and finely chop the center to release its aroma.
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It took them about a week to peel away the wallpaper, and they finished uncovering the masterpiece on Saturday.
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By the end of the year, I felt tired and overwhelmed, ready to peel away onionskin layers of regret.
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His government has not received the level of military support it expected to peel away from Mr. Maduro's ranks.
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Not that it has that consistency, but where I just peel away the wrapper and eat it with a spoon.
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If you really want to re-create your own raptor hatching scene, you can peel away parts of the shell.
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Its glossy plastic sides, however, do mean you'll never see it clean again once you peel away the plastic wrap.
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If more of his supporters were to peel away to Mr Cruz than to Mr Trump, the Texan could win.
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The idea is to peel away hundreds of years of the shrine's history, clean it and put it back together.
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But it appeared unlikely that enough Republicans would peel away from McConnell to allow a vote on the Senate floor.
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When the evidence of wrongdoing was clear and incontrovertible, people began to peel away, tails tucked and full of shame.
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Republicans have spent the primary season anxiously watching suburban voters, particularly women, peel away because of their disdain for Trump.
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"We can't just come in with a big excavator and peel away the street and the soil," Mr. Sapienza said.
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The offer did not peel away senior officers, in part because Mr. Maduro gave them access to lucrative gold mines.
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Most spoke to black audiences in attempts to peel away a core of support for former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Biden could peel away a number of the blue-collar voters who put Trump in the White House in 0003. 2000.
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None of the nonwhite challengers have been able to forge a strong coalition or peel away black voters from Mr. Biden.
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And before that, Facebook tried launching numerous apps like Slingshot, Riff, and Poke to try and peel away Snapchat's user base.
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Using a knife, cut down the fish where you would imagine the bone to be and gently peel away the skin.
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Over the past year, Facebook has copied some of Snapchat's most popular features in an effort to peel away its users.
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Watching the dry skin peel away is satisfying, and the sound of the blade scratching up against the skin is serious ASMR.
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But if you peel away the layers of irony, it seems like Koenig, success aside, isn't entirely comfortable in his own skin.
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Now that their voters are starting to peel away, I suspect that she'll be quick to remind them who had Trump's back.
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Many people are disapproving now, and if a little more peel away, then the top-line number keeps coming down pretty fast.
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"He used the bucket to peel away the ATM's outer wrapping," Lt. Dave Coleman of the Prince George's County police told WTOP.
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Clinton — under pressure to unite the party — chose not to go to the Democratic convention to try to peel away his superdelegates.
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It's an effort to put up a united front that doesn't allow the Republicans to peel away votes for key legislative efforts.
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It's soaked for two days, then plunged into a pot and simmered for hours until the flesh loosens, ready to peel away.
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Then the tugboats peel away from Manhattan, one by one, and head back to their berths in Bayonne, Newark, or Staten Island.
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Mr. Rattray gets to peel away multiple layers of Tom's personality, while Ms. Diveney isn't given nearly as much nuance to play.
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I feel sad when I see someone has thrown a peel away with the label still on it, so I rescue it.
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"I had this idea that I wasn't good at math and they kind of helped to peel away that mindset," she explains.
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But peel away the self-deprecation and meandering stabs at clarity and Phoenix has imparted some meaningful wisdom upon the Hollywood set.
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A storm blows up, rain pours down, and as it does the characters' identities begin to peel away like strips of damp wallpaper.
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When I peel away all these silly layers of worry, at the core, my biggest concern is giving birth to a healthy baby.
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"I realized the story is like an onion: you peel away all of the layers, and it has so many," said Adler, 29.
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As publishers and filmmakers continue to recognize the richness of varied experience, this myth of who the default viewer is could peel away.
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It takes a long time—generations, maybe—to peel away the membrane and see that the self we've created is just an image.
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But at his Tuesday news conference, Day acknowledged that the pressure didn't peel away after his major breakthrough last August at Whistling Straits.
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This latest Trump episode could even peel away some members of the military, who have long been a part of the G.O.P. base.
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No sooner does he conceive the historical reversal than he begins to use it to peel away the skin of our consensual reality.
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China continues to peel away the dwindling number of allies that recognize Taiwan as an independent country — most recently, on Thursday, Burkina Faso.
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Sanders-style economic populism offers a chance to peel away these voters from Trump, dooming any chance he has of defeating Clinton in November.
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GOP strategists argue the vote demonstrated that Republicans, even in competitive districts, are not yet feeling serious heat to peel away from the president.
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"He used the bucket to peel away the ATM's outer wrapping … it was unsuccessful," Prince George's County Police Lt. Dave Coleman told the press.
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He has been trying to peel away support from Haftar, and last week two military units in Benghazi announced their support for the GNA.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio upstate, where Mr. Cruz had once hoped to generate interest among rural conservatives and peel away a few delegates.
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But each concession made to the conservatives made the votes of moderate Republicans who are beginning to peel away from the bill even more elusive.
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Stein has not shown the capacity to peel away Democratic voters in large numbers — she averages just 3 percent in the RealClearPolitics national polling average.
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Democrats see a chance to peel away their rival's socially moderate, well-educated voters, and in so doing claim the "pro-business" mantle from Republicans.
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But if the legislation does fail, the decision to not even make an effort to peel away a Democrat or two could be fateful. 2.
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But as she and NSI research volunteers started to peel away the layers of each statistic, she realized that there was nothing at their core.
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Straps embedded in the carbon fiber structure peel away to level the airplane, and it then descends to the ground at approximately 25 feet per second.
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The greatest coup would be to peel away a symbolic Republican figure as prime minister, as a way of balancing Mr Macron's big ex-Socialist contingent.
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To that end, Rubio is trying to peel away voters from the Texas Republican, hailing himself as the "consistent conservative" -- one of Cruz's main campaign themes.
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After the opposition's failed attempt to peel away key Maduro allies and turn the Venezuelan military against him, Mr. Maduro appears harder to dislodge than ever.
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A complicated character with multiple layers to peel away, he isn't sufficiently realized in Kantor's portrayal for us to invest much in what happens to him.
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And the world's largest economic and military power is now seeking to peel away business from Russian gas companies, such as state-backed energy giant Gazprom.
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Simply put the treatment-filled booties on to apply the exfoliant, wash it away, and over the next week your dead skin will start to peel away.
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As Republican moderates peel away from Trump, it hurts those lawmakers who have refused to disown him, like Pat Toomey in Pennsylvania and Marco Rubio in Florida.
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The social media company said on Tuesday that in the coming months it would peel away some of the limitations of its 140-character-per-post rule.
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The instructions did ask that I remove a "liner" before applying the mask, but neither I nor my roommate could find any such liner to peel away.
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Trump separately met with about 100 community and church leaders, his campaign said, in his latest push to peel away minority voters from Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
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He's also likely to continue running on a promise to be a Trump ally, hoping to peel away voters frustrated by Sessions' tenure in the Trump administration.
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But the broader fear among Trump loyalists is that Republican elected officials will begin to follow the trends in public opinion — and peel away from the president.
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I peel away the thick plastic allowing the waft of deep oil paint to emerge from the enclosure taking over the smell of rot in the house.
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As the layers peel away, the narrative becomes something like Stranger Things meets Children of Men, and the gaps left up to your imagination are truly spooky.
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In order for Trump to be convicted after a House impeachment vote, Democrats must peel away an almost unthinkable group of 20 Republican senators to eject the President.
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"If you followed the magnetic field line, it would go toward the center, but at the last minute it would peel away into a perpendicular direction," he said.
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All of the above are sympathetic and suspicious in equal measure, a result of Brundage's ability to peel away the onionskin layers of emotion that define any relationship.
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Some airlines are betting that they can peel away market share from their competitors by catering to travelers like Mr. Ligonde, making in-flight entertainment a brand differentiator.
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If we want to peel away Trump supporters, we have to not just publicize his lies but also demonstrate how the president's actions threaten or hurt them personally.
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Wong noticed that the screen had started to peel away from the laminate top layer right at the hinge, creating a bubble between the screen and the laminate.
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"We are a bit bruised, Brexit is almost certainly going to happen, and some of those single-issue supporters are going to peel away," they told Business Insider.
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Even with tonight's victory, Trump will still have to win a handful of congressional districts in California or peel away one of those Cruz states to get that majority.
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But they believe he needs to come in a strong third place, one reason why they are slashing Cruz in an effort to peel away some of his supporters.
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A rival could offer a deal with slightly lower premiums, and slightly less coverage, which would peel away only safe drivers because risky ones prefer to stay fully insured.
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Toni It will be tough for Trump to peel away voters if this cooperation between the Clinton and Sanders camps continues, and it looks as if it will continue.
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In fact, canned fish like sardines have long had peel-away lids, so it's kind of surprising it took so long for the technology to migrate to cylindrical cans.
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The busiest of them these days is a potbellied intelligence operative in his 50s who is trying to peel away Taliban commanders and foot soldiers fleeing the Islamic State.
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That is part of a global push by China to peel away the allies of what it considers a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties.
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The recommendation is likely to help Beijing peel away another ally from self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing considers a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties.
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But now in his latest salvo on Tuesday, President Trump seeks to further peel away healthy individuals from the general health insurance pool, leaving only the sickest individuals behind.
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They peel away the onion and recognized that underlying my addiction to cocaine and stimulants and alcohol there was a huge mood disorder that, frankly, runs in my family.
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One Island East, Quarry Bay (2008) The centerpiece of the popular Taikoo Place development complex, the fish-scaled, reflective building's edges appear to peel away from its primary skin.
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As Trump seemed taken aback in recent days by Cruz's aggressive efforts to peel away delegates in places like Louisiana, GOP strategists said such maneuvering should come as no surprise.
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Friston calls this his first scientific insight, a moment when "all these contrived, anthropomorphized explanations of purpose and survival and the like all seemed to just peel away," he says.
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"If Gantz can credibly claim to prevent Netanyahu from forming a government, he then can try to peel away one or two parties and form a governing coalition," Rome said.
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"Strip away my conscience/Peel away my values/Rip off my compassion with your teeth," sings Rebecca, while black-clad jazz dancers remove Rebecca's trench coat, revealing slinky lingerie underneath.
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These officials see Chinese investment in Iceland as an attempt to lock in access to Arctic shipping route infrastructure, and even as a way to peel away a NATO ally.
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It's an attempt to isolate and peel away these Dems from their party leaders' opposition to border wall funding, but there's no real sign any are about to jump ship.
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He hammered Tom Steyer on the billionaire's support for private prisons, a move aimed at trying to peel away black voters from Steyer in advance of the South Carolina primary.
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But a spate of Turkish attacks last winter against other Kurds, in northwest Syria, prompted the Kurdish fighters to peel away from the American-led assault near the Iraqi border.
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She insisted that Lexi, the youngest of her three children and her only daughter, stick with her competitive schedule rather than peel away from the L.P.G.A. Tour during her convalescence.
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The diplomatic switch was a prize for China in its bid to peel away allies from Taiwan, which it considers sacred territory with no right to state-to-state ties.
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The current Afghan authorities forcefully blame him for the corrupt institutions they inherited and are trying to peel away the layers of patronage that once made him a powerful player.
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Elaine Kamarck, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said Republicans may not peel away from Trump unless the Mueller report dismantles Trump's persona as a street-smart deal maker.
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And then, like magic, along comes Donald Trump, who happens to be weak in exactly the sort of Republican-leaning suburban districts they are hoping to peel away from the GOP.
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At the same time, Cruz has aggressively worked to peel away delegates at the state level and pocket commitments to back him should nobody win on the first ballot in Cleveland.
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If you peel away the legality stuff, you get down to the personal layers, and then you get down to the cultural layers and the political layers and the historical layers.
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If he can peel away Pennsylvania, last won by the GOP in 1988, and take Ohio, and Florida and keep North Carolina, he will be en route to the White House.
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If so, researchers may be able to dig the rock up, peel away layers of time, and explore the long-ago event using sophisticated nano-imaging techniques like atomic force microscopy.
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Hence the frustration of biographers who peel away layer after layer of the psyches of history's greatest criminals only to discover, in Gertrude Stein's words, that there is no there there.
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Beijing has in recent months stepped up a campaign to peel away more allies of self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing considers its territory and therefore ineligible for state-to-state relations.
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Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin have yet to reveal whether they will vote to convict or acquit — and both could peel away from their party, largely due to pressure from constituents.
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The impasse poses a test for the Trump administration, whose aggressive challenge to the Maduro regime has wide bipartisan and international support but has yet to peel away Maduro's power base.
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The first to peel away was Egypt, in 2013, after Mr. Sisi, an army general, seized power from Mohamed Morsi, a Muslim Brotherhood leader who had emphatically supported the Syrian revolt.
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In the past three years, China has accelerated efforts to peel away countries from the list of those that give diplomatic recognition to Taiwan, officially known as the Republic of China.
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All these companies may benefit from the perception that there are natural partners — and potentially acquirers — that they can peel away from Instacart given the complicated relationship it now has with Amazon.
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He calls out man's inhumanity and sheer stupidity, but when you peel away another layer, or stare at his work a little longer, you can also find bits of beauty and light.
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On our review unit, I also noticed that the plastic adhesive grille covering the top speaker has started to bubble and peel away from phone, which has me questioning the device's durability.
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In hostility to migrants, Muslims and gay marriage, it spies an opportunity to peel away nationalist voters drawn to Marine Le Pen's National Front, especially in semi-rural areas and small towns.
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Summer officially starts on June 21, meaning that we'll soon have to peel away our protective layers of clothing and expose a winter's worth of pale and flabby flesh to the world.
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Republicans didn't make it easy: They tried to peel away the conservative white Democratic rank and file, often with success, by appealing to their views on race, crime, welfare, religion and more.
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Logs are either sawn into planks or spun by giant lathes fitted with blades that peel away their wood to create sheets suitable for making plywood and other forms of "engineered" timber.
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There's a compelling case for price tweaks as a way for Netflix to keep and add consumers and stave off lower-priced rival services that are scrambling to peel away its customers.
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The quiet moments between Ellie and Dina were the most memorable, as Ellie's sarcastic quips and Dina's anecdotes about her incompatible ex-boyfriend slowly peel away the platonic cover of their relationship.
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Why it matters: "Buttigieg is aiming to peel away support from Mr. Biden by offering himself as the viable moderate alternative" to Warren and Sanders, the New York Times wrote last week.
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Peel away the layers of a house—the plastered walls, the slate roof, the hardwood floors—and you're left with a frame, the skeletal form that makes up the core of any structure.
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Made with botanical extracts like papaya, aloe, and lavender, they'll peel away all that dead skin that's piled up on your soles within one to two weeks (and smell good while doing it).
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence's attempt to peel away House Republicans to support the White House's tax plan spurred a backlash among a critical bloc of conservative lawmakers Wednesday, Hill sources said.
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And two of those countries — Malaysia and Thailand — prepared for a joint naval exercise with China that American officials worry is part of a larger effort by Beijing to peel away American allies.
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It was as if a surfer had just emerged from the waves, begun to peel away his or her top to dry off, and then decided it was actually a really great accessory.
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The victories bolstered the argument, advanced by some leading Democrats, that the party could peel away some of Mr. Trump's supporters in 2020 by avoiding "litmus test" battles and courting the political middle.
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At first, they only needed to make a couple of quick cuts to sever the tendons from the ends of the bone, and then they could peel away skin and tendon pretty easily.
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The stereotypes that Sanlian and Jay seem to embody — shrew and rogue — peel away, leaving only the tenderness and the sense of betrayal both of them still feel toward the man they loved.
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Chevy Chase routinely mocked him on Saturday Night Live, and there was even apparently a running joke at the time that Ford's vice-president was just a banana peel away from the presidency.
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Maybe it's the booze, but this expectation—that a roomful of adults will suspend their disbelief long enough to help tell a story—helps peel away the everyday, giving the experience a dreamlike vibrancy.
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Mr. Suchy took the Donic from him and showed him how the worn rubber had lost its traction — a smooth surface makes spin difficult — and had even begun to peel away from the wood.
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Warren often seemed caught in the middle of the Democratic battle for hearts and minds, unable to peel away enough liberal support from Sanders or convince enough centrists that she could broaden her appeal.
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The fundraising success of Sanders, whose average donation was $18, is the latest sign that he has been able to retain many left-wing supporters that the Warren campaign was hoping to peel away.
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Elizabeth Warren is beginning to peel away at his base are becoming more pronounced, along with a realization that a failure to launch in Iowa and New Hampshire could spell the campaign's early doom.
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The article mentions wages as low as 3 South Korean won (a small fraction of a cent) paid for each single mask folded at home, with slightly more paid for masks with peel-away backing.
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It puts questions of identity, immigration and national sovereignty at the centre of the debate, where she can shape the agenda and peel away votes from not only the centre-right but the left, too.
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But clearly she doesn't want to spend her summer trying to lock down her left flank at a moment when there's probably an unprecedented opportunity to peel away moderate, suburban, well-educated and female Republicans.
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Michael Leonard had been called in from the neighboring city of Coconut Creek for the emergency, but he decided to peel away from the mass of patrols of the school to comb the nearby streets.
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Eve Polastri is charming in part because of her less-than-professional interest in murder, which helps peel away the self-serious trappings of typical crime dramas and draw her closer to the voyeuristic audience.
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At the Allen Institute for Brain Science, in Seattle, researchers first peel away a piece of a mouse's skull—a lot of mice, actually—and replace it with a little window with holes in it.
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Ideally, I would be able to eat Thin after Thin without so much as a look back into the bag, but instead I would be slowed down by every wrapper I'd have to peel away.
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Mm. I've seen it in taco form, but never like a burrito like this, and I'm really, really tempted to just peel away all of the burnt cheese on the outside and just go to town.
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While a number of candidates are hoping to peel away moderate voters from Mr. Biden, they tried to do so on Tuesday by challenging the left rather than by blasting the leading candidate of the center.
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But Moscow perceives a threat from NATO's advance and resents its effort to peel away Russia's traditional sphere of influence, helping fuel the confrontational turn in the Kremlin's foreign policy and renewed rivalry with the West.
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About New York Let us say that James Vacca is not necessarily the first person you'd think would begin a deeply necessary revolution to peel away some of the secrecy around technology that shapes government decisions.
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And seeking to peel away any wavering evangelicals from Cruz, Trump also linked up with Jerry Falwell, a hero of the Christian right, who endorsed him despite skepticism among some believers about the depth of Trump's faith.
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That's led to cries of "don't do it!" from some Democrats, who fear that a third-party candidate like Schultz could peel away just enough votes from the eventual Democratic nominee to ensure President Trump's re-election.
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He and his allies have been concerned that the reports of Russian hacking have been intended to peel away votes from him, although even Democrats have not gone so far as to say the election was illegitimate.
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Ten is also the number of Democratic votes Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell may need to peel away to fund the government before a Friday midnight shutdown deadline, so red-state Democrats will come under intense pressure.
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There is still talk of trying to peel away potential allies, such as Italy's Democratic Party from the Socialists and Democrats or even German Greens on the left, or Greece's New Democracy from the EPP on the right.
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Both senators hope to extend their momentum in New Hampshire, with Mr. Cruz looking to peel away Mr. Trump's supporters on the hard right and Mr. Rubio working to consolidate votes from more mainstream Republicans and independent voters.
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Most of all, Mr Putin will chuckle at appearing to peel away America's chief Asian ally from the united front of displeasure that Mr Obama assembled after Mr Putin's annexation of Crimea and his invasion of eastern Ukraine.
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The gravity of Obama's announcement on Wednesday was part of an attempt to pressure Republicans, especially senators with an eye on their own legacies or those who face tough re-election fights, to peel away from their leadership.
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"As you move up the income scale and subsidies become less generous or not available, you could see those folks peel away and become uninsured, or if they're healthy, shifting to one of those alternative options," Corlette said.
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Based on Monmouth University's primary polling and exit polling, Murray said that Johnson -- and even Trump -- could peel away some of these Sanders supporters since some aren't Democrats and used their vote to "send a message" to Clinton.
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But it does factor into an intense Democratic campaign to peel away a few Republicans to build a majority of senators willing to back the admission of new witnesses and evidence that could be damaging to the President.
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But Buttigieg also said he believes that he is unlikely to win voters fixated on Medicare for All and the candidates who back it, meaning he needs to peel away support elsewhere to grow in the Democratic primary.
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He got up from his locker to toss a banana peel in a trash can, then sat down to take off his sneakers, remove his jersey, shorts and compression wear and peel away the bandages on his right knee.
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The proposal, which would replace a similar structure set-up by Taiwan, comes amid a global push by Beijing to peel away the allies of what it considers a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties.
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And as President Trump pursues a confrontational approach with Iran, the American military hopes to use its evolving Iraqi partnerships to peel away Shiite factions from Iran's orbit and chip away at Tehran's influence in Iraq and the region.
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China has in recent months stepped up a campaign to peel away more allies from self-ruled Taiwan, which Beijing considers its territory and so ineligible for state-to-state relations, ahead of a January presidential election in Taiwan.
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Peel away that awe and the puzzle of house itself is harder and subtler, however, the sense it elicits ultimately more interesting and more satisfying: it gives us just enough wonder and doubt to allow the imagination to run wild.
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Last year, N26's chief executive said the company expected to peel away 5 percent to 10 percent of retail customers aged 18 to 35 from established banks in its core continental European market in the next two to three years.
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And Mr. Patrick, whose wide network of close relationships with alumni of the Obama administration, and a symbolically potent personal friendship with former President Barack Obama, might peel away centrist voters in New Hampshire and African-Americans in South Carolina.
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Someone would need to start building lists, counting votes, and persuading a large number of Cruz's delegates to peel away from him on the second or third ballot, to offset the nearly inevitable swing of many Trump delegates into his column.
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Between your demanding workload, an almost endless list of chores, and a hard-to-resist Netflix queue (no judgment here — we can't peel away from Money Heist, either), there's no doubt that you have very little time to devote to books.
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Kirsten Westphal, an energy analyst at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, likens Nord Stream 22 to an "onion" — you peel away layer after layer of controversy only to discover that the next one is more contentious still.
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My guess is that this will require the Democrats and their presidential nominee to resourcefully confront — to creatively reformat — issues of race and immigration, gender and sexual identity that Republicans have exploited with great success to peel away swing voters.
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An equally meritorious goal is to peel away the myth and folklore to reveal the historical truth beneath, a real challenge given that most of the record consists of sensationalized press reports and fictitious dime novel versions of the events.
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They are still addicted to the Trump show, just as they were during the election, and it's coming at the expense, I think, of the kind of journalism that is much more likely to peel away some of Trump's support.
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Pence's record on hot-button items from vowing to shut down the government over Planned Parenthood funding to graphic protests over his recent crackdown on abortion access, would make it difficult for Republicans to peel away suburban women voters from Hillary Clinton.
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But it was also a reminder that successive rounds of U.S. sanctions have so far failed to peel away the crucial support of Venezuela's military for Maduro, who took office in 2013 following the death of his political mentor President Hugo Chavez.
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Tucker's vision for the piece (Nichols starred in it) included four actors playing twenty-five roles, and it's his ability to peel away the layers while supporting the emotionalism of a performer that makes you see things with new and less cynical eyes.
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For fast moving consumer goods brands, which inevitably have stacks of similarly priced rival products vying to catch consumers' eyes on shop shelves, the chance to peel away and monopolize consumers' attention in their own homes is clearly the equivalent of catnip.
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Last week, the White House was frustrated by the failure of a plan by the Venezuelan opposition to peel away three key senior government officials, which they hoped would prompt a broader revolt by the military and force Mr. Maduro out of office.
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In the former East, where unemployment remains higher and salaries remain lower than in the former West, that message seems to resonate, helping the party peel away hundreds of thousands of voters from die Linke, the descendant of the East German Communist Party.
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Mr. Walsh, who entered the race last August, was once part of a trio of Republican challengers to Mr. Trump, who together were involved in a quixotic attempt to peel away support from a president with an iron grip on his party.
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Even so, scattered groups of liberals are using every means at their disposal — lawsuits, petitions, and public and private pressure — to try to convince 28500 GOP electors to peel away from Trump to deprive him of the 6900 votes needed for victory.
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And face peels get their name from their origin, which is as chemical treatments that, in their most potent, medical-grade form, will actually cause the skin's surface layer to blister and peel away, a process that will eventually reveal fresh new skin underneath.
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" The RNC also seeks to cast Clinton's pick as a choice focused on "checking boxes and appeasing constituencies" and to "pre-emptively influence coverage and define top contenders to be Hillary Clinton's running mate in a matter that will peel away the most votes.
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With Donald J. Trump's rise spawning a contingent of conservative Republicans who will not support him and backers of Senator Bernie Sanders feeling that the Democratic Party is favoring his opponent, Hillary Clinton, Libertarians think they are poised to peel away voters from both sides.
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Because Taiwan's recent election resulted in a victory for the pro-Chinese Kuomintang Party, it's likely that China will step up its efforts to bolster pro-China sentiment in Taiwan while trying to peel away more of its allies, business contacts and global support system.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas is opening up two fronts against Donald J. Trump — trying to peel away delegates in New York, where they will be allocated by congressional district unless Mr. Trump clears 50 percent, and in Wisconsin, where he hopes to win outright.
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But for the rest, Ms. Blackburn is creating a huge opening for her Democratic opponent, former Governor Phil Bredesen, to not just capture the center but to also peel away a few conservatives by positioning himself as the real defender of the state's interests.
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The campaign's basic mathematics are widely agreed upon: If Mr. Jones can attract the votes of young people and African-Americans, and peel away a chunk of Republican-leaning whites — particularly women — who recoil from Mr. Moore, then he has a chance to win.
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Shortly after President Trump's inauguration, the agency said it might peel away some restrictions, and OSHA's proposed new rule follows a lobbying campaign by sellers of a waste product known as coal slag, an abrasive used for sandblasting in shipyards and at construction sites.
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Mr. Sanders, the leading progressive in the field, is increasingly linking his populist platform to an argument that he can peel away disaffected voters from Mr. Trump while a more moderate candidate like former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. could imperil that effort.
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"If you can peel away the noise and the tweets and all that, which is virtually impossible to do, but if you peel all this away, from a Republican standpoint the things that he's doing by and large are really good things," he said.
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Peel away the grandiosity and usually what you'll find is just a genre: contemporary social novel, set in one or more major cities, with a large cast of unhappy, mostly young, middle- or upper-class characters who emotionally develop in some not-too-traumatic way.
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CAROLINA BEACH, N.C. (Reuters) - As Hurricane Florence bent trees and began to peel away part of his neighbor's roof late on Thursday night, E.J. Griffin wondered if he had made a mistake by staying at his house in Carolina Beach in defiance of a mandatory evacuation order.
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Moscow is positioned to build on the Damascus-SDF deal by brokering an agreement between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Assad that deals out Washington, and will work to peel away other U.S. partners in Europe and the Middle East that supported American policy in Syria.
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But rather because the pity she elicited in our hearts in seeing her frailty reminded us that it should have not required a health scare to humble Hillary and peel away an increasingly thick layer of what looks strikingly like something we Americans abhor: arrogance and contempt.
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But he'll also peel away for less formal encounters, allowing the presidential spotlight to also shine on ordinary Cubans living in a new era, including during an address to the Cuban people during a speech broadcast on state television, and the meeting with anti-Castro dissidents.
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The Pacific island nation has recognized self-ruled Taiwan since 1983 but would be a prized chip for China in its bid to peel away the allies of what it considers a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties, taking their number to 16.
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The decision of the Venezuelans to stand with Mr. Maduro — either because they were intimidated, got cold feet or never planned to defect — raised questions about whether the United States had faulty intelligence about the ability of the opposition to peel away members of his government.
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This is the way it was supposed to go: When Ciara sings, "You know you want this yummy, yummy all in your tummy," each woman would gracefully peel away and scurry to the wings to find her dog, which she would then promenade across the stage.
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The Pacific island nation has recognised self-ruled Taiwan since 1983 but would be a prized chip for China in its bid to peel away the allies of what it considers a wayward province with no right to state-to-state ties, taking their number to 16.
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Lopez, a pop-culture legend in her own right, doesn't so much peel away the layers of her stardom as repurpose them, channeling her exuberant physicality and her quick-witted self-assurance into a performance that is finely calibrated in its realism and brazen in its theatrics.
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With Ms. Warren and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. holding the top positions in the race, Mr. Buttigieg is aiming to peel away support from Mr. Biden by offering himself as the viable moderate alternative to Ms. Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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U.S. stocks were helped by a buoyant energy sector, as well as the view that "Donald Trump's campaign appears to be unravelling as influential figures within his own party start to peel away from him," Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets in London, wrote in a note.
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When he accepted the Libertarian Party's nomination in May, Gary Johnson told delegates that he was ready to peel away votes from the Republican and Democratic candidates, potentially catapulting a party on the fringe of American politics onto the presidential debate stage and, with luck, to the White House.
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"If the opposition — and Trump administration — are trying to find ways to peel away military support for Maduro, threatening its monopoly on food distribution is not likely to be helpful in that regard," said Cynthia J. Arnson, the Latin America director at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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When the track is muddy, jockeys will wear up to five pairs of plastic riding goggles layered on top of one another, so that they can quickly peel away the outermost lenses as soon as they become encrusted with flying muck; losing visibility, even for a microsecond, can be disastrous.
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Washington (CNN)A bipartisan Senate "gang" entered Wednesday hoping to pull together a proposal that could garner the votes (and presidential support) to re-open the government, while the White House will take a second swing at convincing rank-and-file Democrats to peel away from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Race up the south entrance stairs, pause beneath the arches of the loggia, run your hands along the soft limestone pillars, and imagine a metamorphosis occurs: The vermilion walls peel away, fine dentils recede into flatness, turrets and towers, with their finials and conical caps, transform themselves into concise pyramids.
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There's a beautiful ritual to opening up a single, individually wrapped cone — first you crinkle up the top edge so you can peel away the thick paper disc that protects the ridged ice cream top without damaging it, then carefully unfurl the paper that protects the sides of the cone.
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In fact, the three candidates have won support among such a similar share of young, male voters who lean Republican, Libertarian or independent that Ms. Gabbard and Mr. Yang could potentially peel away critical support from Mr. Sanders as he seeks to win early contests in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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In an hourlong conversation with reporters, Mr. Zarif, who negotiated the nuclear accord with John Kerry, who was then the secretary of state, sounded far more optimistic than he had in recent months that he could peel away America's traditional allies to break Mr. Trump's effort to cut off Iran's revenues.
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When Chelsea Manning dots the "i" in her last name with a heart, she allows us a glimpse of the real person behind the news coverage; in a similar way, A Becoming Resemblance demonstrates that it's possible to peel away the layers of mystique to find pieces of ourselves in the data.
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Or Altuzarra, where Joseph Altuzarra segued from big picnic checks to Amalfi Coast landscapes (which he drew himself — he showed me the sample sketch) to Roman urns and dip-dyed florals, all with a hint that everything was about to come undone, the lace and silk and knit beginning to peel away.
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While Ms. Warren is also angling for support from the party's left wing, she has avoided mentioning middle-class tax hikes that might alarm moderate voters whom she is trying to peel away from former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., and some of whom she would need to win a general election.
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Watching Trump's approval rating fall steadily throughout 2017 to numbers that are alarming to GOP leaders and strategists, it is increasingly obvious that the Trump base is locked into a number lower than 40 percent and that it has continued to decline as the voters Fabrizio spoke of began to peel away from Trump's base.
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"When one understands that 'country' music is a marketing genre and that black country people are a culture, one begins to peel away the layers of perception and the definitions of who should be playing a certain type of music and why," Dom Flemons, the neotraditional country musician known as the American Songster, told me.
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Jay Faison, a North Carolina businessman who describes himself as a conservative Republican, said that denying climate change was "the No. 1 peel-away issue" that could pull voters away from supporting a candidate, according to research conducted by ClearPath, the organization he founded to promote clean energy and climate change policies that could appeal to conservatives.
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In his pitch in Iowa and Midwestern states like Ohio and Michigan, Sanders has contended that he is the candidate who can peel away disaffected voters from the president in a general election, hosting events like a "Bernie Beats Trump" tour through Iowa counties that flipped from Barack Obama in the 2012 election to Trump in 2016.
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Severe water damage to the surface meant that the artists Louise Hunnicutt, who led the restoration, and William Tibbals, her assistant on the project, had to chisel and peel away the layers of paint and coat the walls with waterproofing, concrete, and acrylic mixed with hardener before recreating Haring's design using tracings they developed from the original image and photographic documentation.
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Amid all this are a whole host of other independents and minor parties, including the Greens, who have managed to peel away Labor's vote elsewhere, and the left-leaning Dignity Party's Kelly Vincent, who at the age of 21, became the youngest woman elected to any parliament in Australia at the 2010 election while running on a disability-rights platform.
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While Monday is focused largely on the Cuban government — including a state dinner at the Revolutionary Palace Monday night — Obama during his trip will also peel away for less formal encounters, allowing the presidential spotlight to also shine on ordinary Cubans living in a new era, including during an address to the Cuban people broadcast on state television and the meeting with anti-Castro dissidents.
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A lot of people are focusing on how Republicans might peel away, but if you have a bunch of senators in red states, in states that were carried by Donald Trump who are Democrats fighting for their political lives, and if they throw up a lot of obstruction here, that could be very tough for them and what are already some tough races that they are facing, Donnelly, Heitkamp, Manchin, McCaskill.
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Damon Cann, associate professor at Utah State University, said that a long-shot win can be achieved by a "two-pronged" approach: turning out all Democrats and having Libertarian nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE peel away enough GOP voters from Trump.
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When you peel away the inflammatory language, here's what the president really said: The world should reject threats to sovereignty (think: Ukraine), we should condemn and counter humanitarian abuses by North Korea in addition to its nuclear program, Iran should cease its bad behavior across the Middle East (even Congress has gone on record to address this), and a political solution is needed to end the crisis in Syria.
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C.), Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Fla.) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine), are starting to peel away.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.), who is co-sponsoring the resolution, predicted that the vote would be "tight" but that he hadn't seen a development in the years-long civil war that would peel away enough GOP support to sink the proposal, which passed the Senate in a 56-41 vote late last year.
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